My VM SPOOL is at 74% used.
Normally I run a REXX/PIPE that does a Q RDR EXP and calculates the
blocks used by each user and gives me a list of the top 10. Normally this comes close to what the Q
SPOOL ALLOC shows. However, today
the two are off by a large amount:
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Source
Available Num
of the reasons I like VM:Spool...
Bob BatesCitigroup Technology Infrastructure817-317-8033
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My VM
SPOOL is at 74% used. Normally I
run a REXX/PIPE that does a Q RDR EXP and calculates the blocks used by each
user and gives me a list of the top 10.
Normally this comes close to what the Q
Those files are for the CP dump. Perhaps in the past you didn't have DUM
P
turned on. Doing a Q DUMP will tell you how many SPOOL pages are reserve
d
for the CP DUMP. The SET DUMP command is used to turn DUMP on or off and
to where.
Brian Nielsen
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My VM
SPOOL is at 74% used. Normally I
run a REXX/PIPE that does a Q RDR EXP and calculates the blocks used by each
user and gives me
Yeah,
I didn't think about it long enough. What can I say, it's Friday.
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Yeah, I didn't think about it long enough. What can I say, it's Friday.
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And at least the larger
of the 2 will grow over time, depending on the amount of space needed to
include all pages devoted to CP. This hasbeenthoroughly
discussedin
I decided to see what SET DUMP DASD would do on my system as far as
reclaiming any DUMP space growth caused by SPXTAPE over time. Here is
what I got:
q dump
DASD dump space CP IPL
RDEV PAGES
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661F 278346
6748 253074
Ready; T=0.01/0.01 10:37:25
set dump dasd
DASD 661F dump unit CP
I'll second the SPOOLCHN suggestion. I've never had VM:SPOOL so I
probably don't know what I'm missing, but SPOOLCHN is great.
Jim
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I decided to see what SET DUMP DASD would do on my system as far as
reclaiming any DUMP space growth caused by SPXTAPE over time
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If you have another pack that you can use, I would suggest formatting
it, allocating it a SPOL pack, and designating it as a dump pack in your
system config. That 91% that you see for Z52SP2 is mostly allocated for
DUMP. You have
, on the IBM VM
Download page that it needs.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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I'll
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I decided to see what SET DUMP DASD would do on my system as far as
reclaiming any DUMP space
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