If you vary the system out of the sysplex first it'll be put in a
non-recoverable wait state. Your SAD test will certainly work, but
you're testing it in a non-realistic scenario. A really good test of
your total system environment would be to simulate a hard system crash
and see how the sysplex handles it. Once the system has been
automatically varied out of the sysplex, then take the SAD.
Just my $.02.
Mark Jacobs
Nathan Astle <mailto:[email protected]>
August 30, 2016 at 12:24 AM
Hello
I am creating a SAD test for one of our sandbox system which is part of
sysplex shared with other production LPAR.
So as a SAD testing, I am bringing down the LPAR and leaving with just few
task up.
My question is when I load the SAD IPL and once I confirm the SAD IPL with
the VOLUMES used for SAD datasets.
Can I remove the sandbox LPAR from sysplex prior to confirming the SAD
datasets or after completing the SAD process I can remove the SANDBOX lpar
from sysplex ?
Are there any difference?
Nathan
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