Multiple-extent load libraries have been discouraged since the days of
OS/360; and, since real, spinning DASD is now a rarity of interest
chiefly to archeologists, there is no longer any excuse for them for
them.

In the old days IBM's [DASD] storage estimates were often low, so that
secondary extents were created during SYSGENs; but such problems are
long behind us.

Make your libraries single-extent before your next IPL, and consider
making those that can be PDSEs instead of PDSs.  The storage required
to do so can be calculated in an obvious way from the multiple-extent
storage they now occupy with some provision for growth.

John Gilmore, Ashland, MA 01721 - USA

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