On Thu, 6 May 2004 08:58:47 -0400
Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU <zforray AT VCU DOT EDU> wrote:
> Thanks to everyone for their suggestions on how to address this issue.
> Still waiting for Group Collocation :-) !
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I was told by my IBM rep that it was pulled from 5.2.2 because it was a
new feature, and new features are only for new major releases, of course
the next descion made was to reduce the number of major releases from 2
to 1 per year... :(
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> Richard Sims <rbs AT BU DOT EDU>
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> Re: What ever happened to Group Collocation ?
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> >One confusion is why do I have sooooo many partially filled tapes ?
> >I don't have this many nodes ?
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> Zoltan,
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> Andy's observations were excellent, as always.
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> I can only add a suggestion to check subject
> "Shrinking (dwindling) number of available scratch tapes"
> in ADSM QuickFacts, where I summarize some factors.
> One classic cause is a tape being needed while one is
> momentarily unavailable because it is dismounting.
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> I find the following macro very handy in identifying stale partial
> tapes:
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> /* ADSM macro 'filling' */
> /* */
> /* To display volumes in Filling state.
> *//* */
> /* INVOCATION: macro filling */
> /* */
> /* NOTES: - */
> /* */
> /* HISTORY: */
> /* */
> /* 2003/05/06 Written by Richard Sims
> */
> /* */
> SELECT STGPOOL_NAME AS " STORAGE POOL ",
> CHAR(VOLUME_NAME,6) AS "VOLNAME", -
> PCT_UTILIZED as "PCT UTIL", -
> DEC(EST_CAPACITY_MB,6) AS "MB_CAPACITY", CHAR(ACCESS,11) AS "ACCESS",
> - LEFT(CHAR(LAST_WRITE_DATE),19) AS "LAST_WRITE_DATE " -
> FROM VOLUMES WHERE STATUS='FILLING' ORDER BY STGPOOL_NAME
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> Richard Sims
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