Well,

 

I applied service to 1.6 the other day.

The size of the .pax was 1.8G. 

While it is unpacking, it creates a temp file as SMPE... which includes
the date time... this thing grows phenomenally. The structure of my file
system looks like this...

 

/u/smpe/MVS

//SMPDIR   DD PATH='/u/smpe/MVS',

//            PATHDISP=KEEP

//SYSIN    DD DATA,DLM=$$

<GIMUNZIP>

<ARCHDEF

name="SMPPTFIN/S0001.SHOPZ.S6796114.SMPMCS.pax.Z"

volume="Z7SM01"

newname="SMPE.S6796114.SMPMCS">

</ARCHDEF>

<ARCHDEF

name="SMPHOLD/S0002.SHOPZ.S6796114.SMPHOLD.pax.Z"

volume="Z7SM01"

newname="SMPE.S6796114.SMPHOLD">

</ARCHDEF>

 

The interesting thing is that this temp file is created in the MVS
'directory'

Needles to say it kept on filling up... so I mounted a 120 000 track as
/u/smpe/MVS;

A 90 000 track as /u/smpe/MVS/SMPHOLD and another 90 000 track as
/u/smpe/MVS/SMPPTFIN

 

The SMPHOLD was only 30% used, so I could have trimmed it down, but
while the job was running I regularly did a df command and saved the
first and last one...

 

/u/smpe/MVS/SMPPTFIN (ZFS.SMPE.SERVICE.UPLOADS.SMPPTFIN) 7467436/8552190
4294967

291 Available

/u/smpe/MVS/SMPHOLD (ZFS.SMPE.SERVICE.UPLOADS.SMPHOLD) 8551708/8552190
429496729

1 Available

/u/smpe/MVS    (ZFS.SMPE.SERVICE.UPLOADS.MVS) 10327170/11402958
4294967285 Avail

able

/u/smpe        (ZFS.SMPE.SERVICE.UPLOADS) 9977562/9977582 4294967291
Available

/SYSTEM/dev    (/dev)                    8104/8192      1013
Available

/SYSTEM/tmp    (/tmp)                    1992/2048      249
Available

/SYSTEM/etc    (OMVSZA.ETC)              105024/108096  4294967024
Available

/Service       (OMVSZA.ROOT)             1089792/4324896 4294954124
Available

/SYSTEM/var    (OMVSZC.VAR)              34408/36096    4294967209
Available

/etc           (OMVSZC.ETC)              105016/108096  4294967024
Available

/              (OMVSZC.ROOT)             1089712/4324896 4294954119
Available

 

/u/smpe/MVS/SMPPTFIN (ZFS.SMPE.SERVICE.UPLOADS.SMPPTFIN) 7467436/8552190
4294967

291 Available

/u/smpe/MVS/SMPHOLD (ZFS.SMPE.SERVICE.UPLOADS.SMPHOLD) 8551708/8552190
429496729

1 Available

/u/smpe/MVS    (ZFS.SMPE.SERVICE.UPLOADS.MVS) 5261/11402958 4294967285
Avail

able

/u/smpe        (ZFS.SMPE.SERVICE.UPLOADS) 9977562/9977582 4294967291
Available

/SYSTEM/dev    (/dev)                    8104/8192      1013
Available

/SYSTEM/tmp    (/tmp)                    1992/2048      249
Available

/SYSTEM/etc    (OMVSZA.ETC)              105024/108096  4294967024
Available

/Service       (OMVSZA.ROOT)             1089792/4324896 4294954124
Available

/SYSTEM/var    (OMVSZC.VAR)              34408/36096    4294967209
Available

/etc           (OMVSZC.ETC)              105016/108096  4294967024
Available

/              (OMVSZC.ROOT)             1089712/4324896 4294954119
Available

 

As you can see from the second display, the available size on /MVS went
from 10327170 all the way down to 5261. I probably just made it.

 

Regards

 

Herbie


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