On 12/22/2023 3:37 PM, Frank Swarbrick wrote:
Has anyone made use of DSFS yet? How do you like it? Are there any caveats or
other weirdness?
I really like DSFS, but it has one major failing: migrated data sets.
If a data set is migrated, it becomes 100% invisible to DSFS. If you
can't see it, you can't even initiate a recall.
Therefore, if you wish to grep through a directory or something like
that, you must first prepare the environment by recalling everything.
That's inconvenient.
I realize migrate/recall is somewhat "old fashioned" but we still do it
and I suspect others do as well.
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