FDRCRYFM DUMP Statement

DUMP statement

The DUMP statement causes a formatted backup copy of the Encryption Keyfile to be created. This backup is not in FDR format, and can only be restored by the RESTORE statement of FDRCRYFM. This backup is not encrypted; however, data in the Encryption Keyfile is not stored in the clear so encryption keys cannot be extracted by browsing the backup. The step JCL must include a TAPE1 DD statement to specify the backup data set

The DUMP and RESTORE statements of FDRCRYFM can be used to move the Encryption Keyfile to a different device type (such as 3380 to 3390) or to change its size or blocking factor. FDRCOPY or FDRDSF DUMP/RESTORE can also be used to move the Encryption Keyfile, but does not expand or reblock the file.

DUMP statement syntax

DUMP
	,DUMPDEVICE=DISK|TAPE
	,DISABLE=([DYNALLOC][RESERVE])
	,ENABLE=([DYNALLOC][RESERVE])

DUMP statement operands

DUMPDEVICE=

Specifies the device type that is to be used as a DUMP medium.

DISK

Permits the backup data set to be placed on either DASD or tape devices.

TAPE

Restricts the backup data set to tape devices only.

Default: TAPE.

DISABLE=

ENABLE=

The options specified are disabled or enabled for this DUMP operation. Multiple options are enclosed in parentheses and separated by commas. The options and their meaning if enabled are:

DYNALLOC

Dynamically allocate the Encryption Keyfile specified in the FDR Global Options, if the ENCRYPT DD statement is omitted.

RESERVE

Protects the Encryption Keyfile with a RESERVE against the volume on which it resides.