H will be completely searched before going to I, which is the normal course of action. The I/H in this case forces R/o. -------------- Original message ---------------------- From: Steve Gentry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hello. I've issued a Q DISK command and listed below is part of the > results: > > DSK4B0 4B0 H R/O 1625 3390 4096 > DSK121 121 I/H R/O 900 3390 4096 > > I issued a VMLINK command (could be ACCESS as well) to make the I disk an > extension of the H disk. What will the search order be? Will all of H > be searched first > and if file not found start searching the I disk or is the H and I disk > munged together > and searched concurrently? > Thanks, > Steve > Obsolescence is Just a Lack of Imagination
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Hello. I've issued a Q DISK command and listed below is part of the results:
DSK4B0 4B0 H R/O 1625 3390 4096
DSK121 121 I/H R/O 900 3390 4096
I issued a VMLINK command (could be ACCESS as well) to make the I disk an
extension of the H disk. What will the search order be? Will all of H be searched first
and if file not found start searching the I disk or is the H and I disk munged together
and searched concurrently?
Thanks,
Steve
Obsolescence is Just a Lack of Imagination
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