WARM start will be fine as long as you didn't change the order of disks that
contain spool areas. To get the list of all disks that contain spool areas
the way the running system sees them, do CP Q ALLOC SPOOL.

If you changed the order of disks that contain spool areas, the safest way
to go is to backup the spool with SPXTAPE DUMP, do CLEAN start, restore the
spool with SPXTAPE LOAD and re-IPL the system.

COLD start erases all ordinary spool files but leaves SDF files which you
don't want to lose. If you change the order of the spool packs, doing COLD
start may not save you - you can still lose some SDF files and Murphy's law
says that CMS NSS will be one of them.

CLEAN start erases everything and, if you are in a hurry, you *have* to
restore at least SDF files (use SDF option of SPXTAPE LOAD) and re-IPL to
have the system the way you know it. You can then restore the rest of the
spool (RDR, PRT and PUN files) at your leisure. One more word of warning:
immediately after CLEAN start, you will not have CMS NSS, so you will not be
able to IPL CMS anywhere. Use IPL 190 instead.

Ivica

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