HI R'Shmuel AMV"SH,
Gut Voch/Shvua Tov
There are 13 types of ATTACH.
Two in particular are:
1) ATTACH <cuu> <user> This excludes the possibility of minidisks and DIAL
2) ATTACH <cuu> SYSTEM - This is required for having minidisks
LINKd/ACCessed and users DIALing.
Regards,
David
On 12/6/2024 17:36, Seymour J Metz wrote:
ATTACH has specific meaning in VM that does not include either DIAL or
minidisks.
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I though that as they are defined as ‘full pack minidisks’ they would get
‘attached to system’ status at VM IPL time and could then be linked by multiple
guests as they logged on and thus available at guest IPL time? If not wanting
to IPL VM, after ensuring ‘online’ directory correctly updated, attach the
devices to SYSTEM via CP commands and logoff/on the guests to get them linked?
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