sorry no it is not a dataset. It is blocks read by the o/s, ok, with
indexes, etc. but it is not interfaced by a file system.
Alan Altmark wrote:
On Friday, 06/02/2006 at 05:58 AST, David Kreuter
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
One thing always comes to mind re ckpt/warm - it bugs me that they are
allocated as perm space - I think only mdisks should get this
allocation. An allocation of WARM/CKPT would be nice. Think I'll take
Alan's advice and complain.
Ummm....I meant call and complain about things that don't work
well/correctly. (And PERM is more like the *absence* of an allocation
type. I.e. if it isn't SPOL, PAGE, DRCT, or TEMP, it must be PERM.)
Yup I know a CMS mdisk allocated as PERM
could contain CPLOAD and CONFIG, but at least it is a CMS minidisk, as
opposed to warm/ckpt which are just blocks, not a "dataset" (whatever
that is).
It is an organized set of data. It is a dataset. It just doesn't look
like the other ones you've seen. :-)
Alan Altmark
z/VM Development
IBM Endicott
