VSAM

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VSAM (Virtual Storage Access Method) is an IBM file storage access method used on mainframe operating systems to organize and manage data in various indexed and sequential formats.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IBM access method
file storage access method
mainframe data access method
configuredWith IDCAMS utility NERFINISHED
dataSetTypeFullName ESDS: Entry-Sequenced Data Set NERFINISHED
KSDS: Key-Sequenced Data Set
LDS: Linear Data Set
RRDS: Relative Record Data Set
definedBy IDCAMS DEFINE CLUSTER command
developedBy IBM NERFINISHED
fullName Virtual Storage Access Method NERFINISHED
introducedIn early 1970s
logicalUnit control area
control interval
replaced BDAM
ISAM NERFINISHED
supportsAccessMethod direct access
indexed access
sequential access
skip-sequential access
supportsDataSetType ESDS NERFINISHED
KSDS
LDS
RRDS
supportsEnvironment CICS NERFINISHED
batch JCL jobs
supportsFeature alternate indexes
control area splitting
control interval buffering
data sharing in sysplex environments
key-range partitioning
record compression
record-level access
supportsLanguageAccess Assembler NERFINISHED
COBOL NERFINISHED
PL/I NERFINISHED
supportsLogging CICS journaling and recovery
supportsRecordOrganization fixed-length records
variable-length records
usedFor CICS data storage
DB2 underlying storage (catalog and internal structures)
batch processing
high-volume data storage
online transaction processing
usedOn IBM mainframe operating systems
MVS NERFINISHED
OS/390 NERFINISHED
VSE NERFINISHED
z/OS NERFINISHED
z/VM NERFINISHED
z/VSE NERFINISHED

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z/VSE supports VSAM
OS/VS2 supports VSAM