We have ADSM 2.1.03 MVS server. When I issued the SHOW VOLUMEUSAGE command
it took nearly 4 hours. During that time I wrote a SAS pgm to list tapes by
NODE/tape volser. It uses the output from ADSM commands Q VOL STG=stgname
then Q CONTENT volser COUNT=1 based on the output of the Q VOL cmd.
** It will only be valid if you are listing a storage group that is
collocated. It is good to have something that will list the volumes in
minutes rather than hours. (Last I heard the query commands are still
supported.)
At 09:23 AM 8/6/96 -0500, you wrote:
>To: OAS --LMS1
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>FROM: Betsy Moir (TTCEDM) Ext 85020
> VM Tech Services
> email: elizabeth.moir AT vm.ssw.abbott DOT com
>Subject: RE: Show Volumeusa
>
>Yep - we've got lots and lots of data on tapes. Q VOL will show me all the
>tapes we're using, but it sure would be helpful to know which volumes a
>particular node is on.
>
>Somewhere somebody said it was an unsupported command - could THAT be why
>I don't get any response when I use it?
>
>Betsy
>*** Forwarding note from WAYNEASC--INTERNET 96/08/06 08:54 ***
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>TO: TTCEDM NJE09 Moir,Elizabeth
>FROM: WAYNEASC INTERNET
>DATE: 08/06/96 08:54
>SUBJECT: RE: Show Volumeusa
>COPYLIST:
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>Betsy,
>Do you have data on tapes? If not the SHOW VOLUMEUSAGE will not return
>any info.
>Regards, Wayne.
>
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>From: Betsy Moir[SMTP:Elizabeth.Moir AT VM.SSW.ABBOTT DOT COM]
>Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 1996 8:39 AM
>To: "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager"
>Subject: Show Volumeusa
>
>To: OAS --LMS1
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>FROM: Betsy Moir (TTCEDM) Ext 85020
> VM Tech Services
> email: elizabeth.moir AT vm.ssw.abbott DOT com
>Subject: Show Volumeusa
>
>Hello everyone -
>
>I tried using the SHOW VOLUMEUSAGE node command with no results. ADSM
>just
>sort of blinked at me and returned me to the command line. Is this
>strictly
>a version 2 command? We use VM as our server, and version 2 isn't
>available
>for us yet.
>
>Thanks. Betsy
>*** Forwarding note from OWNERAD1--INTERNET 96/08/02 14:06 ***
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>TO: INTERNET Multiple recipients of list ADSM-L
>FROM: OWNERAD1 INTERNET
>DATE: 08/02/96 14:06
>SUBJECT: Show Volumeusa
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>Re: SHOW VOLUMEUSAGE command
>Hello -
> We tried the 'SHOW VOLUMEUSAGE node' command (to get all the tapes
>associated with a particular node), and we LIKE IT a lot!
> QUESTION: Is this command able to be done for a COPY pool? When we
>run the Show Volumeusage command, the tape volsers we get back are all
>volsers from the primary stgpool. We make copies of these for disaster
>(we do BA STG storagepool copypool) and move them offsite. It would be
>REALLY REALLY USEFUL if we'd be able to use the SHOW VOLUMEUSAGE command
>to also get a list of the Offsite tapes for a node.
> Debbie Yoder
> GPU Service
> dyoder AT gpu DOT com
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>>
>The SHOW COMMAND is perfect since we are using collocation and would like
>to
>get a list of tapes required to restore a single node. Which manual has
>the
>documentation for this command?
>>
>At 08:21 AM 7/17/96 CST, you wrote:
>>Jose, Instead of using the Q content command to figure out which volumes
>are
>>associated with a particular nodename try using the following command
>(show
>>volumeusage nodename) where nodename is plug in the associated node you
>are
>>intrested in. I the past this command has worked pretty well for me when
>Im
>>trying to figure out which volumes are associated with a particular
>node.
>>Ronnie Craig
>>State of Texas Comptroller
>>Austin, Texas 78774
>>E-Mail Ronnie.Craig AT cpa.state.tx DOT us >From: Pittson, Timothy ,Corp,US
>>To: Multiple recipients of list ADSM-L
>>Subject: Re: Copying Client Data To Another Storage Pool
>>Date: Tuesday, July 16, 1996 5:15PM
>>
>>Unfortunately, the Move DATA command cannot be restricted by Nodename -
>>only way to do this would be to have collocation
>>enabled, then determine what client is using each tape and issue the >MOVE
DATA command against those tapes. If collocation is
>> enabled, you can find out the owner of each tape by using the Q CONTENT
>>xxxxxx COUNT=1 command. Once you determine the
>> list of tapes you want to move to the DASD storage pool, you'd issue
>>the MOVE DATA xxxxxx STGPOOL=dasdpoolnamegoeshere.
>> One advantage of the MOVE DATA command is you can run many of them
>>concurrently. In fact, we use MOVE DATA to
>>complement RECLAMATION processing by moving tapes with very little data
>>back to the disk storage pool.
>>
>>Tim Pittson
>>tpittson AT himail.hcc DOT com
>>>-----------------------------------
>>>From: Jose A. Hernandez[SMTP:Jose_A._Hernandez AT CANDLE DOT COM]
>>>Sent: Thursday, July 11, 1996 7:26 PM
>>>To: Multiple recipients of list ADSM-L
>>>Subject: Copying Client Data To Another Storage Pool
>>>
>>>I currently have my clients going to a storage pool called CARTRIDGE
>>>and would
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>>>like to move their current data to a DASD storage pool. I read about
>>>the MOVE
>>>DATA command but you cannot specify a node name. Has anyone had any
>>>experience i
>>>n this ? What would be the steps involved.
>>>
>>>Thanks
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