Hot start is not adequate. Each member of the MAS will allocate 'things' on
(often) every spool volume. Those things stay there through the life of the
current IPL. Besides started task segments, you get chunks of syslog and
various control blocks. You need a warm start--IPL--to relinquish the
allocated spool track groups.
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>6. Wait for the old volumes to actually drain. You will need one IPL
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Not being a JES expert, I have a "Y" question.
Why is the IPL required?
Isn't a hot start adequate?
Enquiring minds need to know.
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