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volid rdev nnnnnnnnnn nnnnnnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn ppp% ACTIVE
volid rdev - - - - - - SHARED
volid rdev - - 0 0 0 0% NOT FOUND
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SUMMARY
usable
DRAINING
is the response for QUERY ALLOC DRCT and QUERY ALLOC TDISK.
volid
is the volume identification of the CP-owned volume.
rdev
is the real device number of the CP-owned volume.
nnnnnn
is the starting or ending cylinder or page number of the extent, the total number
of cylinders or pages in the extent, the number of cylinders or pages in use in
the extent, or the highest cylinder or page number in use in the extent. For CKD
volumes, this number is in cylinders. For FBA volumes, this number is in pages.
The abbreviations K, M, G, T and P are used to indicate Kilo, Mega, Giga, Tera
and Peta, for example, nnnnnK.
ppp
is the percentage of cylinders or pages in use in the extent.
ACTIVE
indicates this DRCT extent contains the currently active user directory.
SHARED
indicates the volume is owned by another system in the same VM/CSE complex
as this system. This system cannot allocate or release space on the volume,
but can read spool data from areas previously allocated and written to by the
owning system. No allocation data can be displayed for this volume.
Note: The SHARED response line will only be displayed for QUERY ALLOC
SPOOL, or QUERY ALLOC MAP, unless that volume was specifically
requested.
indicates the extent is draining. If DR is indicated, CP is currently not allocating
space of that type on that volume. Draining applies only to TDISK, PAGE, and
SPOOL space.
NOT FOUND
indicates no CP-owned extents of the requested allocation type (TDISK or
DRCT) were found on the specified volid. The volid is the volid operand
specified on the QUERY ALLOC command that was issued. It can, therefore,
be a wildcard volid specifier, in which case it indicates that no CP-owned
extents of the requested type were found on any volume with a volid matching
the wildcard volid specifier. In this case, the rdev is displayed as *.
Notes:
1. Leading zeros are not displayed for nnnnnn and ppp.
QUERY ALLOC
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