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what are input dataset and output dataset options?
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Answer Posted / thirumalesh.e.
dataset options which effect and protect records are input options, where as
options those effect output or dataset created after PDV process is done are output options.
ex. Alter, bufno, bufsize, compress, encoding, encrypt , keep and other who does the same role. are input options.
label, genmax, index, obs, outrep, replace and other who does the same role are output options.
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