I pretty sure that for DRCT there is no Q ALLOC command option that looks at
the pages in use, it only looks at cylinders in use. Cylinders in use is
easily found by reading the Allocation byte map in cylinder 0: I'm not 100%
sure but x40 might stand for a free DCRT cylinder, while xC0 is a DRCT
c
mmands however. They must be QUERY ALLOC with MAP or DRCT, unless
there is another QUERY command.
Jim
clifford jackson wrote:
Thanks Mike for your quick response
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Thanks Mike for your quick response
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Subject: Re: DRCT area question
Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2007 14:30:01 -0500
Clifford,
I only answer because no one from Endicott has yet.
Th
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DRCT area question
Over the past few days I've done a 'q alloc drct' the % use has changed
from
45% to 50% and now to 15%
The source directory became much smaller? More DRCT cylinders have been
allocated and now you IPLed? (if you dynamically add more DRCT cylinders, Q
ALLOC DRCT won't see them until after an IPL)
2007/9/20, clifford jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Over the past few days I've done a 'q alloc drct'
Over the past few days I've done a 'q alloc drct' the % use has changed from
45% to 50% and now to 15% what is this telling me
q alloc drct
EXTENT EXTENT %
VOLID RDEV STARTEND TOTAL IN USE HIGH USED
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