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Subject: Re: Copying SFS filespaces from one pool to another
Bad presumption until a minute ago.
http://www.vm.ibm.com/download/packages/descript.cgi?SFSKTOOL
I digged somewhat more and collected various tools in a package.
2010/10/20 Schuh, Richard mailto:rsc
ichard Schuh
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> > [mailto:ib...@listserv.uark.edu] On Behalf Of David Boyes
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> Subject: Re: Copying SFS filespaces from one pool to another
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> And of course, Kris pulls something out of his magic hat
> right after I spend the afternoon writing one of my own
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> Thanks, Kris. Your tool worked perfectly (after I found
> somewhere to store a
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And of course, Kris pulls something out of his magic hat right after I spend
the afternoon writing one of my own
Thanks, Kris. Your tool worked perfectly (after I found somewhere to store a
2.1 million record PACKLIB...) and has the extra bonus NJE sauce. ++good,
Citizen!
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Subject: Re: [IBMVM] Copying SFS filespaces from one pool to another
On 10/19/10 11:15 AM, "Kris Buelens" wrote:
> Wasn't there a sample EXEC to rename a filespace? Then you cou
On 10/19/10 11:15 AM, "Kris Buelens" wrote:
> Wasn't there a sample EXEC to rename a filespace? Then you could do the
> rename before the FILEPOOL UNLOAD/RELOAD.
Yes (there's actually a command to do it now: FILEPOOL RENAME), but then you
lose all the authorizations and aliases, and apparently
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> Subject: Re: Copying SFS filespaces from one pool to another
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> Did you look at FILEPOOL UNLOAD FILESPACE followed by
> FILEPOOL RELOAD? That's what that command is supposed to be
> able to do - move filespaces from one filepool to another.
> Or are
Wasn't there a sample EXEC to rename a filespace? Then you could do the
rename before the FILEPOOL UNLOAD/RELOAD.
2010/10/19 David Boyes
> On 10/19/10 10:14 AM, "Bruce Hayden" wrote:
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> > Did you look at FILEPOOL UNLOAD FILESPACE followed by FILEPOOL
> > RELOAD? That's what that command
On 10/19/10 10:14 AM, "Bruce Hayden" wrote:
> Did you look at FILEPOOL UNLOAD FILESPACE followed by FILEPOOL
> RELOAD? That's what that command is supposed to be able to do - move
> filespaces from one filepool to another. Or are you looking for a way
> to move a batch of users? That shou
Did you look at FILEPOOL UNLOAD FILESPACE followed by FILEPOOL
RELOAD? That's what that command is supposed to be able to do - move
filespaces from one filepool to another. Or are you looking for a way
to move a batch of users? That shouldn't be too hard to do with a
small exec, since the F
Before I go off and write something, does anyone have a favorite method to do
this? I’ve checked out Scott Nettleship’s SFSTOOLS package, and it has some
handy bits for writing such a thing, but not the whole process. Something like
rsync for SFS?
(context: I need to consolidate several filepoo
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