Mike,
Thank you for the advice.
We have the DIRMAP and
the DISKMAP for the proper functions of the directory and I am using this EXEC
only for facilities to consolidate disk space.
Regards.
Nelson Freitas
De: Mike Walter
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Enviada em: quinta-feira, 27 de
outubro de 2005 20:14
Para: [email protected]
Assunto: Re: RES: DASD map tool?
Nelson,
WARNING!
That's a terrific tool (it actually looks like an off-shoot from the a
sample in: HELP PIPE JUXTAPOSE).
But
it does not show gaps into which you can allocate new minidisks.
But
most importantly of all, IT DOES NOT WARN ABOUT MINIDISK OVERLAPS!!!
You
probably won't care about minidisk overlaps until you create one. Then
you'll care a LOT! :-(
Do
your users and yourself a favor... use the DIRMAP and/or DISKMAP commands.
Mike Walter
Hewitt
Associates
The
opinions expressed herein are mine alone, not my employer's.
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We are using the EXEC below to do this.
We
are using has many years ago and I do not remember who is its author
/* MDISK exec
*/
'PIPE
(ENDCHAR ?) | < USER DIRECT * |',
'L: CASEI NLOCATE 1.72 "MDISK "|',
'FIND USER_|',
'SPECS W2 1.8 ": " N |',
'J: JUXTAPOSE |',
'> MDISK MAP A',
'? L: |',
'SPECS W1.7 1 |',
'J:'
USER
DIRECT is the input file and the output file is MDISK MAP A
The
output file is:
$ALLOC$ :
MDISK A01 3390 000 001 SYSRES R
$DIRECT$:
MDISK A04 3390 001 017 SYSRES R
$SYSCKP$:
MDISK A06 3390 021 004 SYSRES R
$SYSWRM$:
MDISK A07 3390 025 004 SYSRES R
$PAGE$ :
MDISK A03 3390 194 084 SYSRES R
$PAGE$ :
MDISK A05 3390 2922 108 SYSPK1 R
$SPOOL$ :
MDISK B01 3390 079 115 SYSRES R
$SPOOL$ :
MDISK B02 3390 3030 100 SYSPK1 R
$SPOOL$ :
MDISK B03 3390 3268 053 SYSPK1 R
$SPOOL$ :
MDISK B04 3390 000 2338 SYSISP R
$T-DISK$:
MDISK B01 3390 029 050 SYSRES R
LGLOPR :
MDISK 191 3390 2387 001 SYSRES MR
MAINT :
MDISK CF1 3390 278 017 SYSRES MR
MAINT :
MDISK CF2 3390 295 017 SYSRES MR
MAINT :
MDISK 190 3390 312 107 SYSRES MR
MAINT :
MDISK 2C2 3390 419 005 SYSRES MR
MAINT :
MDISK 490 3390 424 107 SYSRES MR
MAINT :
MDISK 123 3390 000 END SYSRES MR
MAINT :
MDISK 124 3390 000 END SYSPK1 MR
MAINT :
MDISK 2D2 3390 1057 105 SYSRES MR
MAINT :
MDISK 3B2 3390 1162 131 SYSRES MR
Best
regards.
Nelson
Freitas.
De: Clark, Carl
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Enviada em: quinta-feira, 27 de outubro de 2005 17:31
Para: [email protected]
Assunto: DASD map tool?
VM
enthusiasts:
Thanks for all the answers about saving CMS for the 2nd Level system.
Now a different issue has arisen. How may I determine exactly which
minidisks are on a particular real DASD volume?
q 5629
DASD 5629 CP OWNED 510RES 109
Ready; T=0.01/0.01 15:30:31
I
understand that many minidisks are defined to this volume, is there a tool that
will map all the mdisks for a particular volume?
Your
help is appreciated,
Carl Clark
BCBST
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