Have you considered setting it up as a ZFS ? My understanding is that an ZFS aggregate can span multiple volumes, for a single ZFS. I may have been mistaken, but that's the way I read and interpreted the details - I'm happy to be re-educated if I got it wrong.
You would also need to set up and run ZFS as a started task as a pre-requisite, but this is minimal work and overhead. The ZFS configuration entries can be set to cause alerts at n% of the filesystem usage (well, it's really lsquota I think, but it's a similar kind of concept), and it looks/feels exactly the same to the end-user. If you feel this is worthwhile reviewing, see the Distributed File Service manuals, "Distributed File Service ZFS Administration" HTH, Darryl. On 8/22/06, Petersen, Jim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Let's say I have a end-user-group which wants 40 gig of HFS space and wants it monitored for "fullness". How am I going to accomplish this given that I can't allocate the full 40 gig on one volume in the initial allocation and therefore, the FSFULL parm in BPXPRMxx becomes useless because it is not reporting on the "fullness" of the full 40 gig. Anyone have any ideas on how to solve this problem?
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