On Tue, 3 Mar 2009 19:39:27 +0300 Shimon Lebowitz said: >Hi, >I am a bit confused by a Q LIMITS situation. > >1) I (XMSL) am an admin: > q enroll admin vmsys >NUMBER OF ADMINISTRATORS = 18 >MAINT >XMSL ><snip> >RMSMASTR >DGTSRV01 >DGTSRV02 >DGTSRV03 >READY; T=0.01/0.01 19:37:54 > >2) I can query limits of ALL the users: > q limits all vmsys >USERID STORAGE GROUP 4K BLOCK LIMIT 4K BLOCKS COMMITTED THRESHOLD >DFSMS 2 4500 90-02% 90% >MAINT 2 7000 3030-43% 90% ><snip> >READY; T=0.01/0.01 19:39:10 > >3) BUT... I canot query an individual user: > q limits for maint. vmsys >USERID STORAGE GROUP 4K BLOCK LIMIT 4K BLOCKS COMMITTED THRESHOLD >MAINT. - - - - >READY; T=0.01/0.01 19:40:13
Others have already commented on the period, but two other points, to be pedantic, 1) that you are an admin is immaterial, 2) the token after the "for" is either a <filespaceid> or a <nickname>. Rob or Kris have recently commented on <nickname> and I would suggest the archives, but it is not userid but filespaceid. There is a relationship between identical filespaceid and userid, but just like you can have a userid without a filespaceid, you can have a filespaceid without a userid. /ahw > >Why not?? > >Thanks for any suggestions, >Shimon > >-- >************************************************************************ >Shimon Lebowitz mailto:shim...@iname.com >VM System Programmer . >Israel Police National HQ. >Jerusalem, Israel phone: +972 2 542-9877 fax: 542-9308 >************************************************************************
