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Volume    Library         Volume Sequence          Library Sequence
VOL001                            1
                  LIBA                                                                1
                  LIBB                                                                2
                  LIBC                                                                3
VOL002                            2
                  LIBC                                                                3 (cont)
VOL003                            3
                  LIBC                                                                3 (cont)
                  LIBD                                                                4
                  LIBE                                                                5
 
In the above example, running the EXTMEDIBRM command on VOL002 does not list anything, and the volume remains expired.
 

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Value for FILE parameter on EXTMEDIBRM

BRMS Entry Value BRMS Save CommandNative Save Command
*SAVSYS*SAVSYS

SAVSYSBRM

SAVSYS
*SAVSECDTA*SAVSECDTA
SAVSECDTA

*SAVCFG

*SAVCFG
SAVCFG

*SAVOBJ

*OBJ List

SAVOBJBRM or SAVOBJLBRM

SAVOBJ

*FILE

*OBJ List of only *file objects

SAVOBJBRM or SAVOBJLBRM *FILE

SAVOBJ OBJTYPE(*FILE)

*SAVLIB   

*IBM , *ALLUSR, libraries

SAVLIBBRM

SAVLIB

*SAVDLO 

*ALLDLO or *FLR list

SAVDLOBRM

SAVDLO

*SAV

*LINK or *LNK List

SAVBRM

SAV

*SAVCHGOBJ

Incremental (cumulative) of *OBJ list

*CUML or *INCR of SAVLIBBRM

SAVCGHOBJ

*SAVCHGDLO

Incremental (cumulative) of *FLR list

*CUML or *INCR of SAVBRM

SAVDLO using REFCHGDATE

*SAVCHG

Incremental (cumulative) of *LNK list

*CUML or *INCR of SAVBRM

SAV using CHGPERIOD

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Message ID . . . . . . . . . :   BRM1756 
Message file . . . . . . . . :   Q1AMSGF
  Library  . . . . . . . . . :     QBRM 
 
Message . . . . :   Volume &1 is not expired.
Cause . . . . . :   An attempt to add a contents entry failed because the volume &1 is not expired.
Recovery  . . . :   Retry the request after expiring the media or specifying another volume. Use the WRKMEDBRM to expire the volume.
 
Note:  

  • It is not possible to use BRMS to restore from parallel saves.  A media definition is required for these, and BRMS cannot create these from data obtained using the ADDMEDIBRM command.


 
If a volume is enrolled in BRMS and a native operating system save command is run and that volume is used, the volume expiration date changes, by default,  to *PERM unless SETMEDBRM is used.