Archive or migrate a VSAM data set.

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Barbie Girl
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Archive or migrate a VSAM data set.

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Hi,

Can a VSAM data set archive? And can we do it manually, could someone please let me know how? Any advice is appreciated.
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Re: Archive or migrate a VSAM data set.

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Assuming you're talking about DFSMShsm migration, then yes VSAM data sets can migrate. Migrating a VSAM cluster is no different to migrating any other type of data-set. They can be migrated to Tape or DASD and frees up space within the primary DASD pool.
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Re: Archive or migrate a VSAM data set.

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Assuming you are talking about HSM, you can use TSO command HMIGRATE to manually migrate a particular data set. If your site is set up for this, you can issue HMIGRATE on ISPF panel 3.4 as well.
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Thank you both. HMIGRATE worked for me.
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