Steve's idea makes sense.  I have been using " MAP VTOC(0,7,8)
INDEX(0,1,6)", which occupies the rest of cyl 0 and then allocate the
HASPACE as 3338 cyls.  Either way, maximize your space by minimizing the
VTOC. 

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Subject: Re: Question : VTOC size - JES2 Volume

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Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2006 11:11 AM
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Subject: Question : VTOC size - JES2 Volume

Can anybody please correct me if I am wrong.  I have to init a volume
for JES2 HASPACE.   The volume is a 3390 -3 .
  Below are my parms for the VTOC.  
   
  VTOC(0,1,29) INDEX(2,0,45)

  Is that okay?
<snip>

I would make the VTOC 1 track with NO index. The only file on the volume
will be the HASPACE, right? So a minimal VTOC is all that is needed.

Later,
Steve Thompson

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