VSAM

E724117

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.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
VSAM canonical 4
VSE/VSAM 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf IBM access method ⓘ
file storage access method ⓘ
mainframe data access method ⓘ
configuredWith IDCAMS utility ⓘ
linked to: IBM utilities
dataSetTypeFullName ESDS: Entry-Sequenced Data Set ⓘ
KSDS: Key-Sequenced Data Set ⓘ
LDS: Linear Data Set ⓘ
RRDS: Relative Record Data Set ⓘ
definedBy IDCAMS DEFINE CLUSTER command ⓘ
developedBy IBM ⓘ
fullName Virtual Storage Access Method ⓘ
introducedIn early 1970s ⓘ
logicalUnit control area ⓘ
control interval ⓘ
replaced BDAM ⓘ
ISAM ⓘ
linked to: B-tree
supportsAccessMethod direct access ⓘ
indexed access ⓘ
sequential access ⓘ
skip-sequential access ⓘ
supportsDataSetType ESDS ⓘ
KSDS ⓘ
LDS ⓘ
RRDS ⓘ
supportsEnvironment CICS ⓘ
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 ⓘ
COBOL ⓘ
PL/I ⓘ
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 ⓘ
OS/390 ⓘ
VSE ⓘ
linked to: VSE/AF

z/OS ⓘ
z/VM ⓘ
z/VSE ⓘ

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

z/VSE → supports → VSAM ⓘ
OS/VS2 → supports → VSAM ⓘ
IBM VSE → hasComponent → VSE/VSAM ⓘ
linked to: VSAM