What will happen if we try to create GDG (+2) generaton
instead of (+1) generation?



What will happen if we try to create GDG (+2) generaton instead of (+1) generation?..

Answer / varun v

It will create a GDG generation which is one ahead of the
current generation.

Example:
Suppose the current generation is ***.G0001V00
and now instead of creating (+1), you have given (+2) in
your JCL and submitted the job. Now the new generation
created will be ***.G0003V00

Similarly if you give (+4) in the JCL, the new generation
created will be ***.G0005V00

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