Does anyone use the concept of a dummy LPAR to store excess MIPS to avoid
software costs?
Suggest other methods of storing unused capacity?
Thanks.
Dick Bond
Department of Information Services
CSD Production Support
di...@dis.wa.gov
Hi Linda,
USS - meaning Unix System Services, not the VTAM term Unformatted Session
Services :-))
Ok, an example.
Say I want to expand HLQ.MY.HFS mounted at '/usr/lpp/my' and I'm at a point of
time where I can unmount that file temporarily.
Create HLQ.MY.COPY.HFS with more space. Create
In both z/OS 1.11 and 1.12, everything is aligned properly. Are you referring
to an older release perhaps? Also, I use IOF and not SDSF - maybe that makes a
difference although I wouldn't think so.
CPC ND CENTRAL PROCESSING COMPLEX NODE DESCRIPTOR
CPC SI SYSTEM INFORMATION FROM STSI
An easy and reliable (at least I've found it so) is: /samples/copytree -a
sourcedir targetdir
Mount a new HFS at a targetdir, run copytree then unmount old and mount new,
if that's doable in your circumstances.
Whenever possible, I like to stick with OMVS copy methods when dealing with
MOUNT FILESYSTEM('SYS1.OMVS.MVSTECH.PCH.TMP')
MOUNTPOINT('/tmp')
TYPE(TFS)
MODE(RDWR)
When you say TYPE(TFS) in a mount statement it is referring to a 'FILESYSTYPE'
statement - not the type of file that you are mounting there. If you want to
mount a ZFS at
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