> > Lizette, > > I've done an IPL on that LPAR last weekend and this SPOOL1 entry still shows > up in > spool display panel although the volume is initialized with a new name. There > can't be > anything 'physical' on volume SPOOL1 because it doesn't exist anymore. But > somehow > there's a pointer in JES2 saying at JES init time: 'Hey you SPOOLn I see you > all. It's > SPOOLE and SPOOL1'. > > Thanks, > Reiner Markus >
If there is no volume called SPOOL1 then issue a $PSPOOL, it may take care of it. My preference for removing a spool volume is $PSPOOL $DSPOOL Commands. The $Z does not remove it from JES2. If it does not work because you no longer have that volume, then clip a volume to SPOOL1 and then issue the $PSPOOL command for that volume Depending on your level of JES2 and what the specific HASP message states (you did not provide the hasp message which would have been helpful), the best way is to always Drain the volume, monitor the volume. When it is completely empty, JES2 will remove it with a HASP message $HASP097 Explanation: devname IS DRAINED The operator issued the $P command for the indicated device, and the device has entered the DRAINED status. With OS/390® Release 4, some parameter descriptions might truncated (for example, LNE), therefore, your automation processing might be affected. In the message text: devname The name of the drained device. System action: JES2 discontinues use of the device until a $S device command is entered, specifying the device correctly. JES2 deallocates the device, permitting it to be used by other tasks within the system. Operator response: Enter a $S device comm You can then delete the spool space and clip the volume, or reinit the volume. Lizette ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
