DEFINE DEVICE/CNTLUNIT/CHPID are the commands to dynamically change HW the IO-config (i.e. the IOCP so to speak). SET RDEVICE is normally required only when the device doesn't answer to a SENSID (kind of dynamic HCPRIO)
2008/7/1 Schuh, Richard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > We have some DASD devices that were, until a few minutes ago, in the > Devices_NotAccepted list. I have made some of them accepted, both in the > SYSTEM CONFIG and by command. Now, I am confronted with a DEFINE DEVICE > command that, from the HELP files is as clear as murky water to me (the > problem may well be between my ears). Is it as simple as "DEFINE DEVICE > F6EF-F6F7 UNITADD EF CUNUMBER nnnn DASD" (nnnn to be filled in when someone > supplies the value from the IOCP - I do not have ready access)? Assuming > that I get them defined, is all that is left varying them online? They will > initially be attached to the user who is going to prepare them for use, so > there will be no ATTACH to SYSTEM. > > Regards, > Richard Schuh > > -- Kris Buelens, IBM Belgium, VM customer support
