Title: Coping the RES volume
Hello Larry,
The way I work there is never a dumb
question.
I used CPFMTXA and did the copy all worked
great.
Then to change the name I did the
CPFMTXA 780 890RES LABEL
Took about 15 minutes for 4 drives.
The COPY ALL did the trick
Title: Coping the RES volume
Hello Everyone,
Is there away to copy a SYSRES volume and make it usable without doing the CPformat first?
Or do I have to do a COPY ALL?
I did a COPY CPVOL and am having a problem putting my alternate directory on line.
directxa z890 direct
z/VM USER
Ed--The most sure way to copy SYSRES or any volume on VM is to use
DDR. If you are concerned about getting a super clean copy, shut
down the system the input volume is on and either copy from another
system, or use the stand alone DDR program. Even without that,
however, all you will do is have
: Monday, June 12, 2006 11:54 AM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: Coping the RES volume
Ed,
COPY CPVOL may not do what you want for the directory area; the manual
indicates that it copies all PERM, PARM, and *active* directory space.
If you are trying to write to some alternate area
Title: Coping the RES volume
Im going to ask a dumb question . Did
you do a cpfmtxa to label the disk? I have dumped(not copied) and restored vols
using this method.
DUMP TRACKS(0,0,3338,14) INDDNAME(DASD)
OUTDDNAME(TAPE) ADMIN
CPVOLUME
CANCELERROR
RESTORE TRACKS
