Angel,

Let me repeat what I gave you earlier.  Remember that if the job is across
multiple volumes, until that job is completely purged, you cannot free the
one volume.  Also look for jobs that have not completed OUTPUT processing.
They are not readily seen.


In SDSF one of the displays I like to do is in the ST panel for all jobs.
Then sort on QUE column.  Then look for $MASCOM  just scroll back from
there.  You may find some jobs that have not completed output processing and
are in OUTPUT que.  So you volume may not be draining for those jobs that
have OUTPUT in the QUE column

PREFIX=*  DEST=(ALL)  OWNER=*  SORT=Queue/A  SYSNAME=  
NP   JOBNAME  JobID    Owner    Prty Queue      C  Pos 
     DB2DWLMX STC06960 DB2DWLMX   15 EXECUTION         
     DC0PWLMX STC06991 DC0PWLMX   15 EXECUTION         
     DC0PWLMC STC07037 DC0PWLMC   15 EXECUTION         
     BPXAS    STC07047 OMVSKERN   15 EXECUTION         
     DC0PWLMC STC07091 DC0PWLMC   15 EXECUTION         
     DC0PWLMC STC07154 DC0PWLMC   15 EXECUTION         
     TKW9486C JOB01950 KW94869     1 OUTPUT     C      
     TKW9486B JOB02847 KW94869     1 OUTPUT     C      
     TMA14    JOB05088 MA14359     1 OUTPUT     Y      
     T571A1F  JOB00644 XX571A1     1 OUTPUT     D      
     TSAM4    JOB09581 SK15491     1 OUTPUT     8  <---  NOTICE THE OUTPUT
in the QUEUE column  This needs to be released to complete processing    
     TDBH8Q   STC06788 TDBH8Q      1 OUTPUT            
     TSJM003  JOB01201 SM14440     1 OUTPUT     D      
     SK15491X JOB05186 ENDAUTH     1 OUTPUT     K      
     TBECKYAA JOB06031 RB09772     1 OUTPUT     8      
     SASRPT1A JOB04390 CB16159     1 OUTPUT     Z      
     BMCMPA01 JOB00636 CB16159     1 OUTPUT     Z      
     TROS     STC04932 TROS        1 OUTPUT            
     BRETTRMF JOB05418 BS41590     1 OUTPUT     Z      
     BRETTRMF JOB05428 BS41590     1 OUTPUT     Z      
     TSAM4    JOB05810 SK15491     1 OUTPUT     8      

The other command that is good is $DJOBQ,SPL=(V=xxxxxx)

$D JQ,SPOOL=(V=DCSPL1)                                         
$HASP890 JOB(DSP2010) 243                                      
$HASP890 JOB(DSP2010)   STATUS=(AWAITING HARDCOPY),CLASS=A,    
$HASP890                PRIORITY=1,SYSAFF=(ANY),HOLD=(NONE),   
$HASP890                SPOOL=(VOLUMES=(DCSPL1),TGS=1,         
$HASP890                PERCENT=0.0008)                        
$HASP890 JOB(DSP3110) 244                                      
$HASP890 JOB(DSP3110)   STATUS=(AWAITING HARDCOPY),CLASS=A,    
$HASP890                PRIORITY=1,SYSAFF=(ANY),HOLD=(NONE),   
$HASP890                SPOOL=(VOLUMES=(DCSPL1,2,3,4,5,6,7),      <---

Notice the multiple SPOOL volumes used 

$HASP890                TGS=32,PERCENT=0.0274)                 
$HASP890 JOB(DSP3115) 245                                      
$HASP890 JOB(DSP3115)   STATUS=(AWAITING HARDCOPY),CLASS=A,    
$HASP890                PRIORITY=1,SYSAFF=(ANY),HOLD=(NONE),   
$HASP890                SPOOL=(VOLUMES=(DCSPL1,5),TGS=2,       
$HASP890                PERCENT=0.0017)                        

-----Original Message-----
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Angel Tamayo
Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 10:40 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Procedure to verify OFFLOAD process

Hi everyone,

The challenge is change spool dasd type with offload process. We have been
draining volumes and replacing them as they draining, but this takes too
much time and we want to speed up the process. Other condition is that I
can't add new volumes to spool because there is no room to new volumes I
reach the limit (255).

Some details of the environment:

- It is a z/OS 1.8 monoplex.

I did the offload process and I have next questions:

1.- The process followed to release a dasd was: 1) Offload a specific dasd,
2) drain the volume. After that the volume was 1% of the spool and never
release all the spool that it had. What do I have to do to release all the
spool of a volume?
2.- Is there any command to display how many units (jobs, started tasks,
sysouts, etc.) were offloaded and any command to display how many units
(jobs, started tasks, sysouts, etc.) reloaded ? or any other command or
procedure to compare before and after of the process in order to verify it.
I did the offload-reload process but until now I don't know how can I
confirm that all offloaded was reloaded.

Other details of the process:

- The offload dataset was defined on a dasd, but I'm planning try it over a
tape.
- Also I'm planning to try drainning the volume first then offload.

Any help will very appreciated


Thanks in advance

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