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tchen40
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| Sure can, but I prefer to play it safe. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| CICS Guy wrote: |
| I think that has been what the prevalent recommendation has been..... |
I thought that ACS routine thing is not been suggeseted yet..well..  |
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CICS Guy
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| Anuj D. wrote: |
| CICS Guy wrote: |
| I think that has been what the prevalent recommendation has been..... |
I thought that ACS routine thing is not been suggeseted yet..well.. |
I'm as confused as you, heck I can't even spell ACS, let alone what to do with it....
Just to say, that after I started working in an SMS environment, there had always been a way to assign an allocation to a non SMS volume, it was limited and it did not last long (not even overnight usually), but it could be done....... |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| I'm as confused as you |
I'm not..  , well, I just can't try it that fast as a system/storage guy could..
Some shops implement this by code in the ACS routine like this:
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| IF &STORCLASS='NONSMS' THEN SET STORCLAS='' |
But then there are other ways that the ACS routines can have a
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| THEN SET STORCLAS='' |
e.g. it may just be coded that if you specify a certain (NONSMS) volser in your JCL then the ACS code will "honour" the allocation.
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| IF &ANYVOL='SYS%%%' THEN SET STORCLAS='' |
Again, I'm not a storage guy, but an application engineer (only 'they' say, I still feel I'm quite dum*..  ) all above written I know because manual says so & perhaps it's been posted in this forum as well. I never tried it but one in need can..
BTW, he already decided something ..
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| destined to wake up @ 3AM |
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