oh dear. the drain command has worked at least in the sense that no further 
writes should occur to the volume. Do another Q ALLOC you should see the pack 
is in DR status. To start spooling again do a CP START DASD ...
But now you will have to get all the spool off that volume, and remove it from 
the cp owned list which is going to involve a reIPL and some other tasks. 
One approach is to do a SPXTAPE DUMP of all your spool (remember to do the NSS 
- SDF queue), remove the volume from the cp_owned list in system config, and 
reIPL with a COLD or CLEAN start. Ugh. Then SPXTAPE load. Not fun. 

Maybe you should just leave the volume on the 1st level, and start over with a 
new volume starting on cylinder 1 for the 2nd level.

David


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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System on behalf of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mon 3/12/2007 10:54 AM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: [IBMVM] detach spool pack from system
 
Hi, David,
There is no in use area except spool area:
DASD A557 52LSPL 3390 CKD-ECKD (UNITS IN CYLINDERS) 
     TDISK TOTAL=00000000000 INUSE=00000000000 AVAIL=00000000000 
     PAGE  TOTAL=00000000000 INUSE=00000000000 AVAIL=00000000000 
     SPOOL TOTAL=00000003338 INUSE=00000000308 AVAIL=00000003030 
     DRCT  TOTAL=00000000000 INUSE=00000000000 AVAIL=00000000000 

cp drain dasd a557  spool 
Command complete 
Ready; T=0.01/0.01 10:50:04 
q a557 
DASD A557 CP OWNED  52LSPL   0 
Ready; T=0.01/0.01 10:52:49 
cp det a557 system 
HCPDTS143E DASD A557 in use by system 
Ready(00143); T=0.01/0.01 10:53:00 
 
But I still can not detach from system......

Thanks for your help,

Ann 



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Hi Ann: You can try draining it with the CP DRAIN. DASD command, but first 
check if there are any CP areas on the pack, do a QUERY ALLOC. IF there 
are any in use areas, you will have to get it off the volume. If it's 
being used for spool you will likely need to back up all your spool.

You should definitely have 2nd level volumes start on real cylinder 1 or 
beyond. Leave real cylinder 0 to 1st level CP.

Hope this helps,
David

-----Original Message-----
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System on behalf of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mon 3/12/2007 10:33 AM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: [IBMVM] detach spool pack from system
 
I have a second level spool pack attached on the first level  system,
it's defined as CP owned  pack in the system config  on first level. 
Is there way to detach it dynamically  from system without updating config 

or ipl ? 
q a557 
DASD A557 CP OWNED  52LSPL   0 
Ready; 
cp det a557 system 
HCPDTS143E DASD A557 in use by system 
Ready(00143); 
 
Thanks,

Ann
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