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The last time I  looked, DF/SORT required single extent SORTWK. SYNCSORT did 
not.

I suspect that SORTWKxx overrode SMS.

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Paul Gilmartin
Sent: Thursday, March 24, 2022 3:40 PM
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Subject: Re: Can SORTWKnn Data Sets Use More Than One Volume?

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On Thu, 24 Mar 2022 19:49:24 +0000, Michael Watkins wrote:

>    ... A quick search of the IBM documentation doesn't seem to provide a 
> conclusive answer. Anyone got a clue?
>
I'm confident you'll get a knowledgeable answer.

I wonder, which is better:
o More single-volume data sets for greater I/O overlap?
o Fewer multi-volume data sets using less buffer space?

SORT knows best; let it choose.

Or using only 64-bit virtual for workspace?  The technique should be designed 
with LoR to optimize paging.

Do virtual disks do anticipatory reads?

Is bus bandwidth saturation a concern?

--
gil

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