On Wednesday, 06/30/2010 at 04:28 EDT, Carlos Bodra - Pessoal <cbo...@terra.com.br> wrote: > Hello Listners > > I have following situation as response of Q DASD DETAILS > > Q DASD DETAILS 300 > CUTYPE = 3990-E9 DEVTYPE=3390-0A > > Q DASD DETAILS A00 > CUTYPE = 3990-CC DEVTYPE=3390-0C > > Q DASD DETAILS B00 > CUTYPE = 3990-E2 DEVTYPE=3390-0A > > Address 300 is a volume in IBM 2105-800 > Address A00 is a volume in OEM 3990 like > Address B00 is a volume in IBM MP3000 Internal Disk > > My question is what means (models) 3990-E9/CC/E2 and 3390/0A/0C? > > Or better question, where can I found these codes?
Those codes are the result of a Read Device Characteristics operation and can be found in the relevant device (controller or disk subsystem) description book. The IBM 3990/9390 Storage Control Reference and the IBM ESS 2105 S/390 Command Reference say that an E9 is a 3990 Model 6 or a 9390 operating in enhanced operation mode. I'm guessing that the MP3K books may say what an E2 is. You'll have to contact your OEM vendor to find out what CC means; probably "OEM 3390-like". :-) The 2105 book says that 0A is a 3390 model 3 and 0C is a 3390 model 9. Alan Altmark z/VM Development IBM Endicott
