Itschak Mugzach wrote:
And remember that shared dasd generates a reserve, not an ENQ macro. So, if
you are sharing, why use channel program?
DASD, shared or not, generates neither RESERVE, nor ENQ. While RESERVE
is issued at OS level, but implemented in controller, the ENQ remains in
OS (i.e
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IMHO Such survey shows nothing.
Some systems share data
IMHO Such survey shows nothing.
Some systems share data, so sharing DASD volumes is just part of the setup.
Other shops can have independent (shared nothing) systems, so shared
DASD is not a requirement, it can be done only for administration staff
convenience.
And it's possible to run systems f
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"J Ellis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I'm having a 'discussion' about volume online/offline status. for
> non-critical volumes, like flashcopies, we have
"J Ellis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I'm having a 'discussion' about volume online/offline status. for
> non-critical volumes, like flashcopies, we have been using a jes3
diskrdr
> and/or commandxx to bring these online after IPL's. Some folks would
like to
On Fri, 25 Jul 2008 07:12:14 -0500, J Ellis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>I'm having a 'discussion' about volume online/offline status. for
>non-critical volumes, like flashcopies, we have been using a jes3 diskrdr
>and/or commandxx to bring these online after IPL's. Some folks would like to
>'manag
I'm having a 'discussion' about volume online/offline status. for
non-critical volumes, like flashcopies, we have been using a jes3 diskrdr
and/or commandxx to bring these online after IPL's. Some folks would like to
'manage' these thru the IODF. I'm curious how many folks use the IODF to
manage no
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