RECOVER Utility (Table Spaces) panel
You use the RECOVER Utility (Table Spaces) panel to generate utility control statements using the RECOVER TABLESPACE form of the RECOVER utility.
Panel and field definitions
The fields in the ISPF table part of the panel are:
- Sel
- Selection column. Type
S
to select a table space. - PRC
- Processing column. An asterisk (*) indicates the selected table spaces.
- Database
- The name of the database in which the table space is defined.
- Table Space
- The name of the table space.
- DS Num
- The partition number for this table space. Non-partitioned table spaces have a part number of 0. For a partitioned table space, the number indicates the partition of the table space.
- ICDATE
- The date that the image copy was taken. The format is yymmdd.
- ICTIME
- The time that the image copy was taken. The format is hhmmss.
- Typ
- The type of entry found in the SYSIBM.SYSCOPY table:
- F
- Full image copy.
- I
- Incremental image copy.
- Reuse
- Reuse option:
- Y
- The data set for the table space is not deleted and re-defined as part of the RECOVER utility processing.
- N
- The data set for the table space is deleted and redefined as part of the RECOVER utility processing.
- Re-bld Idx
- Rebuild indexes after recovery:
- Y
- A REBUILD INDEX (ALL) TABLE SPACE command is included in the JCL to perform a full rebuild of all of the indexes on all of the tables in the table space. This is the standard method for recovering a table space, and prevents the indexes being left in an unusable rebuild pending (RBDP) state.
- N
- Indexes not rebuilt.
- Image copy data set name
- The name (which must be cataloged) of the image copy data set. Note that the existence of an entry in the catalog table does not mean that the data set (still) exists.
Parent panels
Child panels
None.