I would suggest that Larry Macioce should look at his directory and see which
MDISK use END. If they are just the ones listed then the message can be safely
ignored. However if END is used on a MDISK that it shouldn't be then it needs to
be fixed.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Typically the minidisks that use the END directive are those that
represent full volume paging or spooling (which I believe is the default
in z/VM 5.1), or a collection of volumes that can be used for DDR volume
dumps (MAINT's 123, 124 and 125, etc).
The message can be safely ignored, it is just a warning.
Larry Macioce wrote:
I can accept that I missed the message everytime but it was brought to
my attention by a consultant who has worked side by side with me. I'm
having a hard time believing that we both missed it everytime!
So let me get this straight. If I were to write the file(directxa
user) without using the 'doends' it would leave the dasd with 'end'
out of the file? That is the way the doc(help) reads. If this is true
then we would have had a problem with our page packs(and a few others)
that use the end parm.
I'm really confused...not that this is a state unknown to me ,so all
help is appreciated.
thanks
Mace
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