On Tue, 31 Aug 2010 13:01:04 -0700, Bill Johnson wrote:
>I ran an smpe accept for a new product and didn't have the intended zFS file
>mounted. The zFS files all went to the root directory. How do I fix this?
ACCEPT? z/OS unix file systems are used as target locations for APPLY,
not ACCEPT. So
Yup, meant apply
From: Ken Porowski
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You sure you didn't mean APPLY? I don't have any filesystems as
distribution libs.
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You sure you didn't mean APPLY? I don't have any filesystems as
distribution libs.
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I ran an smpe accept for a new product and didn't have the intended zFS file
mounted. The zFS files all went to the root directory. How do I fix this?
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On Fri, 29 Sep 2006 17:01:11 +0100, Van Dalsen, Herbie
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>I applied service to 1.6 the other day.
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>The size of the .pax was 1.8G.
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>While it is unpacking, it creates a temp file as SMPE... which includes
>the date time... this thing grows phenomenally.
I think the
Well,
I applied service to 1.6 the other day.
The size of the .pax was 1.8G.
While it is unpacking, it creates a temp file as SMPE... which includes
the date time... this thing grows phenomenally. The structure of my file
system looks like this...
/u/smpe/MVS
//SMPDIR DD PATH='/u/smpe
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I started the thread because I am setting up a zFS for z/OS 1.8.
I've got 3 mod nines with 450,045 tracks. Is this going to be big
enough?
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I would certainly hope so.
Our 1.7 order (with WebSphere) didn't even use all of our 315,000 track
zFS, I can't imagine 1.8 exceeding that by another 100,000+ tracks.
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If you really mean 120,000 cylinders, you've got me beat by a lot.
If you meant 120,000 tracks, then the ZFS I created to hold my copy of
z/OS
1.7 downloaded from ShopzSeries is bigger:
DSLIST - Data Sets Matching
120,000 cylinders or tracks?
for one example, I'll list this:
Enter "/" to select action Tracks %Used XT Device
OMVS.DOWNLOAD.ZFS
OMVS.DOWNLOAD.ZFS.DATA
If you really mean 120,000 cylinders, you've got me beat by a lot.
If you meant 120,000 tracks, then the ZFS I created to hold my copy of z/OS
1.7 downloaded from ShopzSeries is bigger:
DSLIST - Data Sets Matching userid
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Step 1
IDCAMS DEFINE with whatever space and volume allocation is necessary
Step 1
IDCAMS DEFINE with whatever space and volume allocation is necessary.
Step 2
//CREATE EXEC PGM=IOEAGFMT,REGION=0M,
// PARM=('-aggregate data.set.name.ZFS -compat')
I don't tell ZFS how many blocks to format.
Finally, in SYS1.PAR
Here's what I do:
Step 1
IDCAMS DEFINE with whatever space and volume allocation is necessary.
Step 2
//CREATE EXEC PGM=IOEAGFMT,REGION=0M,
// PARM=('-aggregate data.set.name.ZFS -compat')
I don't tell ZFS how many blocks to format.
Finally, in SYS1.PARMLIB(IOEPRM00), I sp
I allocated a 3 volume zFS dataset and formatted it.
I attempted to format many more blocks than were alloacted.
The format step ended with:
IOEZ00326E Error 8 extending xxx
IOEZ00328E Errors encountered making xxx zFS aggregate.
Is the dataset usable?
I deleted it and reran the job with th
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