And if you are really getting rid of the old DASD, you can sort of use th e same methodology to CLEAN the DASD before selling it off.
/Tom Kern On Fri, 20 Jun 2008 15:13:37 -0400, Mark Pace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I can't find it anymore, but I had an exec that I used to copy large num bers >of DASD. >Basically you could define as many "worker" machines as you wanted. >create a file with the dasd addresses and current volsers. >* each machine reads the file. >* If a "from" address was attached to anyone, then that address was alre ady >being copied. >* it has no volser, then it is already copied >* Once you got an address that was ready to copy, search through a range of >new address, if it was attached to someone, then it was already being us ed. >if it had a volser, then it was already copied. >* copy the disk >* clip the volser on the original. >Rinse and repeat. >
