I assume that you mean Unix System Services and that you're using HFS. I'd
recommend switching to ZFS and make everything SMS managed.
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
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Ambrose Jr
So many assumptions.
1. USS doesn't use volumes, it uses (mostly) MVS data sets to contain
file-systems. These are created/defined with MVS methods.
2. The filesystems can be in either HFS or ZFS data sets. HFS data sets
won't "grow" like ZFS data sets can.
3. IF using ZFS, then some of the previ
Ambrose Jr wrote:
>My Z/os unix volume is out of space, i'm unable to create or load files to
>OMVS. I have no clue how to add volume dedicatedly for USS purpose ,please
>share link or doc to fix it.
You have gotten good replies, but I have one more question: Are these zFS
dataset(s) used by
I would first do the command in OMVS
df -kP /pathname
Look to see if it is full
Second do a LISTC ENT('zfs file name') all
See how it is defined
What is PRIMARY and SECONDARY allocations, how many extents, what is Hi RBA U
Is the file over 4GB in size, if yes, then is it allocated as Extended
I could ask many questions. Let's start with: What version z/OS? How is SMS
configured? How are your ZFS files arranged( root and others) and mounted?
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