GDS's are simply a datasets. Don't think of them as anything special other than 
their DSN ends with GDG number. 

If you want to cleanup uncataloged datasets, then search the IBM-MAIN archives 
because it's already been discussed.

Jon Perryman. 



On Thursday, August 7, 2014 8:16 PM, Ravi Gaur <[email protected]> wrote:
 

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>
>Could somebody please throw me an idea how do you guys handle the situation 
>where associated GDS entries are deleted/expired for GDG Base However those 
>base entries are left in the Catalog...How do we list them out based on like 
>"Not update" field for some duration and then delete them?  ...any thoughts...
>
>Reason for us to list them out is because we have a automatic program which 
>create the base entries and then create the full volume dump however there's 
>been cases when we reclaim those volumes and then based on the expiry date GDS 
>entries are expired however left with the GDG Base entry in the catalog...My 
>intention is to have them list out as well and then delete them...
>
>Thanks...
>
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