If you specify multiple-volume by default, for example five volumes,
then there will be five EXCP segments created in every SMF 30 record
for every DD in this data class, even though only one volume was used.
Those extra segments exist even when not allocated to a DEVNR, and
thus are useless.
For
that shouldn't be made multi volume
What datasets should not be multi-volume?
We currently only assign specific datasets a dataclas and everything
else
defaults to null. We are thinking of creating a default dataclas that
will make
everything multivolume. Any recommendations will be gr
Darth Keller wrote:
HSM CDS is VSAM and it cannot be Extended Format. (EF EA is available
when RLS is used).
Not True - Our CDS's are currently Extended Format and we are not using
RLS yet.
I believe it is *no longer* true. I remember such requirement in the past.
As with other limitation
> HSM CDS is VSAM and it cannot be Extended Format. (EF EA is available
when RLS is used).
Not True - Our CDS's are currently Extended Format and we are not using
RLS yet. Our BCDS is currently defined on a mod-27 with a primary
allocation of 12000 cylinders. We're shooting for a yearly re-
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> What datasets should not be multi-volume?
>
> We currently only assign specific datasets a dataclas and everything
else
> defaults to null. We are thinking of creating a default dataclas that
will make
> everything multivo
""Ted MacNEIL"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> >What datasets should not be multi-volume?
>
> PDS & PDSE do not support multi-volume.
> I think BDAM and FBS do not either, but I'm going by memory
At 22:29 + on 10/12/2007, =?utf-8?B?VGVkIE1hY05FSUw=?= wrote
about Re: Datasets that shouldn't be made multi volume:
What datasets should not be multi-volume?
PDS & PDSE do not support multi-volume.
I think BDAM and FBS do not either, but I'm going by memory on that
(not
.
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What datasets should not be multi-volume?
We currently only assign spe
gsg wrote:
What datasets should not be multi-volume?
As a beginning see "Using Datasets" manual, SC26-7410
You will find out, that PDS and PDSE cannot be mutlivolume, as well as
HFS on non-SMS managed volume (SMS-managed can be mutli-vol).
Remarks:
1. The limitations do change with system l
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What datasets should not be multi-volume?
We currently only assign specific datasets a dataclas and everything els
>What datasets should not be multi-volume?
PDS & PDSE do not support multi-volume.
I think BDAM and FBS do not either, but I'm going by memory on that (not very
reliable these days).
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What datasets should not be multi-volume?
We currently only assign specific datasets a dataclas and everything else
defaults to null. We are thinking of creating a default dataclas that will
make
everything multivolume. Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated.
TIA
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