er 11, 2023 12:21 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: Storage questions - mod9, mod27, mod54
Linda,
Really, you need to take those questions to your storage group. There are a lot
of variables based on hardware and currently used storage in the DASD subsystem.
To fix one inco
Linda,
Really, you need to take those questions to your storage group. There
are a lot of variables based on hardware and currently used storage in
the DASD subsystem.
To fix one incorrect reply, at lease on IBM DS8000, all DASD on the same
LCU (FKA 'string') does *not* have to be the same s
The absolutely easiest way is to use TDMF, FDRPAS, etc., to move your
existing volumes to the new larger volumes on the new storage unit.
You then run ICKDSF to pick up the new size. If your VTOC size is
pretty small you may run out of VTOC entries if you have lots of small
datasets on the volume.
Answers below.
W dniu 11.09.2023 o 16:14, Linda Hagedorn pisze:
Hi,
I hope you won't mind a storage question.
We're running zOS 2.4 and have a smattering of volume sizes - mod9, mod27,
mod54.
I'd like to have all mod54's for Db2 and be prepared before going to the
storage folks.
1. Is stor
On Behalf Of
Linda Hagedorn
Sent: Monday, September 11, 2023 9:14 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Storage questions - mod9, mod27, mod54
Hi,
I hope you won't mind a storage question.
We're running zOS 2.4 and have a smattering of volume sizes - mod9, mod27,
Hi,
I hope you won't mind a storage question.
We're running zOS 2.4 and have a smattering of volume sizes - mod9, mod27,
mod54.
I'd like to have all mod54's for Db2 and be prepared before going to the
storage folks.
1. Is storage virtual nowadays?
2. Can virtual mod9s and mod27s be rec
