A BUFFER LENGTH OF 0 WAS SPECIFIED FOR A BDAM DATASET FOR WHICH DYNAMIC BUFFERING WAS REQUESTED.
S013 - 10
S013 - 08
S013 - 0C
None of these
A SEQUENTIAL OR DIRECT DATASET WAS OPENED FOR INPUT,BUT THE BUFFER CONTROL BLOCK ADDRESS WAS 0.
S013 - 34
S013 - 38
S013 - 3C
S013 - 40
AN INVALID RECORD FORMAT OF FBS OR FS WAS SPECIFIED FOR A PARTITIONED DATA SET.
S013 - C4
S013 - C8
S013 - CC
S013 - D0
AN UNAUTHORIZED PROGRAM REQUESTED A RESTRICTED SVC.
S047
S04B
S04E
S052
Advantages of VSAM:
Sequential read is possible
Free space in a VSAM File is reclaimed automatically
VSAM Files are device and O/S independent
None of the above
KSDS file is loaded
Sequentially with descending order of the key
Sequentially with ascending order of the key
Randomly with descending order of the key
Randomly with ascending order of the key
Default size of Control Interval (CI) for KSDS file
4094 Bytes
4096 Bytes
4095 Bytes
4092 Bytes
what is the meaning of KEYS(20 10)?
The key is 10 bytes long and starts in the 21st byte of the record
The key is 10 bytes long and starts in the 20th byte of the record.
The key is 20 bytes long and starts in the 10th byte of the record.
The key is 20 bytes long and starts in the 11th byte of the record
BUFNI and BUFND
As a part of Listcat, used to calculate the recommended number of Index or Data buffers for a given operation, i.e., sequential, random, etc
To tell VSAM the parameters for Batch Update Function - Indexed (KSDS) or Batch Update Function - Data (ESDS) processing
To tell VSAM to use the default number of index and data component buffers
To allocate the number of index and data component buffers used
The range of value for KEYS
1 to 255
1 to 4096
1 to 510
1 to 4095