We are now dealing with file in excess of 54 gig since they can not be
contained on a single mod54 minidisk we have been writing to sharefile but
have found the perforamce to be dreadfull. Does anyone have performance
numbers using SCSI devices on native z/VM, compared to sharefile. If the
prefomance of SCSI on a lun was superior to that of sharefile it would
solve a major problem here.


                                                                           
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You probably need to find RXSCSIFN SAMPMOD and copy it as RXUSERFN MODULE;
SCSIDISC uses it.

>From SCSIDISC HELPCMS:
SETUP -      Located on MAINT 194 or 2C2 disk
             Find SCSIDISC SAMPEXEC - Copy to SCSIDISC EXEC
             Find RXSCSIFN SAMPMOD  - Copy to RXUSERFN MODULE

             ATTACH FCP Subchannel (CH ID) to CMS machine



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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Mark Pace
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 9:35 AM
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Subject: Re: Questions about LUN DASD volumes

On Nov 21, 2007 10:48 AM, Steve Wilkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


 SCSIDISC (the SCSI Discovery Tool) is a sample exec which provides target
 port and LUN information so one can "discover" the LUN topology which
 hangs off a System z FCP Subchannel. The help file for the tool (SCSIDISC
 SAMPHELP) indicates that it is "Located on MAINT 194 or 2C2 disk".

 Regards, Steve.


                                                                           
                                                                           
                                                                           


I copied SCSIDISC SAMPEXEC to SCSIDISC EXEC, but when I run it I get -
DMSRTL2103E Error in compiled CMS system Rexx file; additional information:
4300
 43 SCSIDISC EXEC 587


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