There is a currently open APR on ZFS secondary allocation. See OA44214. I have always had success w/ zfsadm agggrow -size (final desired size). Check the fine manual for syntax. I am sure the above is incorrect. <snip> Listcat the zFS. It is the secondary allocation by default, I do believe. You can override this by hand with the zfsadm grow command but if it is done as a result of the AGGRGROW parm on the mount it is the secondary allocation of the linear VSAM cluster, IIRC. </snip>
<snip>> I've developed a zFS aggregate & am loading it up with a fairly large amount of data. I keep on seeing console messages sequences like: IOEZ00078E zFS aggregate <cluster name> exceeds 99% full (1282681/1285920) (WARNING) IOEZ00312I Dynamic growth of aggregate <cluster name> in progress, (by user xxxx). IOEZ00309I Aggregate <cluster name> successfully dynamically grown (by user xxxx). IOEZ00078E zFS aggregate <cluster name> exceeds 99% full (1285920/1289160) (WARNING) My question is with regard to the amount that the aggregate has grown by. The difference between the '1285920' and '1289160' is 3240 - presumably that is # 8k-byte blocks, but available documentation appears to be woefully inadequate. Who defines that '3420'? I certainly didn't specify it when creating the cluster, nor with any parm value when formatting it with IOEAGFMT. When I look at either IOEFSPRM or IOEPRMxx, all I see is a bunch of comment lines. </snip> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
