Hi,
What is the significance of V00 in generation data sets? I have never the value of it's being changed. It is always 00, then why it is not removed?
What is the significance of V00 in generation datasets?
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Re: What is the significance of V00 in generation datasets?
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To answer your query v00 is version generally v00 gets changed to a new number when you create a new version of the dataset.
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To answer your query v00 is version generally v00 gets changed to a new number when you create a new version of the dataset.
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Re: What is the significance of V00 in generation datasets?
I think the version number is one of those concepts that look great in theory (many years ago when the operating system features were being designed) but actually doesn't work out in practice. I have seen some use of non-zero versions but since you have to explicitly code the entire data set name to change the version number, it isn't used much.
However, don't expect it to disappear any time soon, either. IBM is noted for maintaining backwards compatibility so the version number will be around for many years to come.
However, don't expect it to disappear any time soon, either. IBM is noted for maintaining backwards compatibility so the version number will be around for many years to come.
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