Use DSMMDISK.  Do not use DMSINST on a running system.  I'm not sure
where or if DSMMDISK is documented but it does work and quite simple
to use.

> Experience during testing suggests that my ADSM server on VM needs a lot
> more space than I gave it.  The ADSM Administrator's Guide mentions using
> DSMINST to add DB space and says you don't have to take the server down to
> do this, but I'm at least a little confused by this.  For one thing,
> DSMINST gives dire warnings about reinitializing everything.
>
> How do I add more minidisks to my database?
>
> Do I FORMAT and RESERVE them myself?
>
> Do I ignore DSMINST's warnings as long as I don't say that the existing
> disks need formatting?
>
> Does anyone have an EXEC they can post to run on another userid before the
> server links to the disks?
>
> Sigh,
> Nick
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