Have a look at the PerfKit 'General I/O Device' report; in the device type
column you should find the information you want. The following is from the
documentation for this report:
Type Device type and model.
For alias parallel access volumes of an IBM DASD
Subsystem, the device type is replaced by the string:
-> xxxx
where xxxx is the device number of the base parallel
access volume.
I assume this is what you were looking for?
Eginhard Jaeger
Dean, David (I/S) wrote:
I use PerfKit, is it in there somewhere - a summary?
Barton Robinson wrote:
a good performance too would tell you this.
Dean, David (I/S) wrote:
>
Is there a way by looking at the device numbers below to tell which is a
PAV? I know how to go back and Q PAV the answer but is there any way to
tell by looking, a way the numbers are generated that would tell me?
00000 * * * Top of File * * *
00001 B01A L7601A
00002 B0D4 L7601A
00003 C31E L7602A
00004 C395 L7602A
00005 C41E L7603A
00006 C4F2 L7603A
00007 * * * End of File * * *
David Dean
Information Systems
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