Good point, I forgot the STABLE links done by CP itself. So proceed as I told, using DEFINE MDISK and DIRM USER BACKUP, still fairly easy (in my eyes, will cost me 5 minutes).
DEFINE MDISK will create whatever you like in R/W mode, no need to reipl, or create a USER INPUT 2009/4/16 Mike Harding <[email protected]>: > Part of the problem is that MAINT 123 is no longer being seen as a > full-pack minidisk. Thus you truly have overlaps with other write links - > and the killer is the stable links to minidisks (probably your parm disks) > contained within the same extent. > You said: MAINT has MDISK 0123 3390 000 10016 540RES MR > While the last cylinder on a mod 9 is indeed 10016, the number of > cylinders is 10017. That's the advantage to using 000 END as the extents. > It's the first thing you need to change when you find a source directory > with which you work. > I haven't seen it mentioned, but if you have the standard setup, DIRMAINT > is creating a flat directory nightly on its 1DB minidisk named USER > BACKUP. I would use that for starters. Edit that, fix what needs fixing > as others have suggested and file it on the 1DF minidisk as USER INPUT, > then erase USER DIRECT on the 1DF. Use DIRECTXA to write a new object > directory specifying USER INPUT as its input file. Now bounce your > system. When DIRMAINT starts up it will rebuild USER DIRECT correctly > from USER INPUT, and you should be back in business. > > --Mike > > > The IBM z/VM Operating System <[email protected]> wrote on > 04/16/2009 08:20:17 AM: > -- Kris Buelens, IBM Belgium, VM customer support
