Yes.

When you increase minidisk space (unlike SFS filespace limits) the CMS 
filesystem is not updated.

The typical method to increase the disk space is to allocate a NEW minidisk 
(e.g. 291) at a new location with the larger size, check the allocation for 
overlaps with DIRMAP or DISKMAP (DIRMAINT or another ESM will do that for you), 
only _then_ run DIRECTXA (again, an ESM will do that for you) or risk 
overlapping minidisk space due to a manual error.

Then LINK to that new disk (not ACCESS), use the CMS command "FORMAT", then 
LINK to the old 191, ACCESS it, and COPYFILE all the files using the "(OLDDATE" 
option.

Once it's all copied, go back to delete the original 191 disk, change 291 to 
191, and run DIRECTXA again (an ESM with do the DIRECTXA part).

Do that a few times (losing productivity), accidentally overlay an important 
disk a few times (losing data), and your business case for an ESM is complete 
... IF you still have a job!  ;-)

The point is that the FORMAT command tells the CMS minidisk filesystem how 
large the disk is.  Telling CP (via DIRECTXA) that the disk is suddenly larger 
still doesn't tell CMS, nor format the added blocks on the now physically 
larger disk.

Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates


----- Original Message -----
From: "Martin, Terry R. (CMS/CTR) (CTR)" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 11/06/2008 01:36 PM EST
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: INCREASE space on my A DISK



Hi



I ran of space on my A disk so I went into the user directory and made
it bigger brought the new directory online logged back on the guest and
I am still out of space. Am I missing a step here?



Thank You,



Terry Martin

Lockheed Martin - Information Technology

z/OS & z/VM Systems - Performance and Tuning

Cell - 443 632-4191

Work - 410 786-0386

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