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A- access
- disk, Mounting a Volume Set
- account
- creating, Creating Accounts
- level security, Creating Accounts
- structure, Creating Accounts
- adding volumes to a class, Adding Volumes to a Class, EXPANDCLASS
- example, Example: Adding a Volume to a Class
- adding volumes to a volume set, Adding Volumes to a Volume Set, NEWVOL
- example, Adding Volumes to a Volume Set
- ALTACCT command
- system, System Volume Management Commands
- ALTERVOL command
- VOLUTIL, VOLUTIL Commands
- ALTGROUP command
- system, System Volume Management Commands
- ASCII file
- executing VOLUTIL commands from, USE
C- capabilities, Example: Creating an Account
- creating an account, Example: Creating an Account
- changing current tape drive, TAPE
- changing default volume set, SETDEFAULTSET
- changing logical device number of tape drive, TAPE
- command history stack
- displaying in DISCUTIL, LISTREDO
- displaying in VOLUTIL, LISTREDO
- editing and reexecuting a command in VOLUTIL, REDO
- editing and reexecuting in DISCUTIL, REDO
- reexecuting a command in DISCUTIL, DO
- reexecuting a command in VOLUTIL, DO
- configuration
- information DISCUTIL, PDEV
- CONFIGURE command
- DISCUTIL, CONFIGURE, PDEV
- configuring devices after system failure, CONFIGURE
- configuring devices using DISCUTIL
- disk, CONFIGURE
- printer, CONFIGURE
- tape, CONFIGURE
- terminal, CONFIGURE
- copying volume sets, COPYSET
- copying volumes, COPYVOL
- COPYSET command
- VOLUTIL, COPYSET
- COPYVOL command
- VOLUTIL, COPYVOL
- creating
- a master volume, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set
- a nonsystem volume set, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set
- a system master volume, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set
- a system volume set, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set
- a volume class, Creating Volume Classes
- accounts, Creating Accounts
- accounts, example, Creating Accounts
- files, Creating Files
- groups, Creating Groups
- groups restriction, Creating Groups
- groups, example, Example: Creating a Group
- volume class, NEWCLASS
- volume classes, example, Example: Creating a Volume Class
- volume set, NEWSET
- volumes, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set
D- data recovery, Troubleshooting
- data restriction
- default, Volume Set Restriction
- definition, Restricting Data
- partition, Restricting Data
- default volume class
- DISC, Creating Volume Classes
- defining a volume, Example: Adding Volumes to a Volume Set, NEWVOL
- deleting a class
- restriction, Example: Creating a Volume Class
- deleting a volume
- restriction, Example: Adding Volumes to a Volume Set
- deleting data on a volume, SCRATCHVOL
- directory
- nonsystem, Creating Accounts
- system, Creating Accounts
- DISCFREE utility, Example
- DISCUTIL
- error handling, Example: Making Multiple Filesets
- exiting, Exiting DISCUTIL
- getting help, HELP
- invoking, Using DISCUTIL
- mounting a disk volume, MOUNT
- starting, Using DISCUTIL
- tape command message, TAPE
- tasks, DISCUTIL Commands
- terminating, Exiting DISCUTIL, EXIT
- DISCUTIL commands, Volume Management Commands, Volume Management Commands, DISCUTIL Commands
- CONFIGURE, CONFIGURE
- DISMOUNT, DISMOUNT
- DO, DO
- DSTAT, DSTAT
- EXIT, EXIT
- HELP, HELP
- LISTREDO, LISTREDO
- MOUNT, MOUNT
- PDEV, PDEV
- REDO, REDO
- SAVE, Saving Files to Tape, Example: Saving Files to Tape, SAVE
- SHOWDEV, SHOWDEV
- TAPE, TAPE
- UNCONFIG, UNCONFIG
- DISCUTIL utility, Troubleshooting
- disk
- access, Mounting a Volume Set
- changing space allocation, VOLUTIL Commands
- configuration of additional drives, Volume Management Task Overview
- configuration using DISCUTIL, CONFIGURE
- failure, Troubleshooting
- information using DISCUTIL, PDEV
- mounting, DISMOUNT
- nonremovable, Volumes
- removable, Volumes
- status, Displaying Volume Status
- verifying media, VERIFYVOL
- disk space plan
- definition, Planning for Volume Management
- questions, Planning for Volume Management
- disk unconfiguring using DISCUTIL, UNCONFIG
- DISMOUNT command
- DISCUTIL, DISMOUNT
- dismounting a volume, DISMOUNT
- displaying
- command history stack in DISCUTIL, LISTREDO
- command history stack in VOLUTIL, LISTREDO
- configured device information, SHOWDEV
- configured device physical path, SHOWDEV
- current tape drive, TAPE
- default volume set, SHOWDEFAULTSET
- logical device number for tape drive, TAPE
- volume classes information, SHOWCLASS
- volume information, SHOWVOL, DSTAT
- volume set information, SHOWSET
- displaying disk space usage
- SHOWUSAGE, Disk Storage Space
- DO command
- DISCUTIL, DO
- VOLUTIL, DO
- DSECTORSVOL command
- VOLUTIL, DSECTORSVOL
- DSTAT command
- DISCUTIL, DSTAT
E- editing and reexecuting a command in DISCUTIL, REDO
- editing and reexecuting a command in VOLUTIL, REDO
- error handling, Example: Making Multiple Filesets
- executing VOLUTIL commands from an ASCII file, USE
- EXIT command
- DISCUTIL, EXIT
- VOLUTIL, EXIT
- exiting DISCUTIL, Exiting DISCUTIL, EXIT
- exiting VOLUTIL, Starting VOLUTIL, EXIT
- EXPANDCLASS command
- VOLUTIL, Adding Volumes to a Class, EXPANDCLASS
F- file
- capabilities, Example: Moving Files
- creation, see building files, Creating Files
- direction to a volume class, File Extents
- extents, File Opening
- moving, migration, Moving files
- file label table, VOLUTIL Commands
- formatting a volume, FORMATVOL
- FORMATVOL command
- VOLUTIL, FORMATVOL
- free space map, VOLUTIL Commands
I- initializing
- a master volume, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set
- a nonsystem volume set, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set
- a system master volume, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set
- a system volume set, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set
- a volume, Adding Volumes to a Volume Set, INITVOL
- volume restriction, Adding Volumes to a Volume Set
- INITVOL command, Example: Adding Volumes to a Volume Set
- VOLUTIL, INITVOL, NEWVOL
- invoking DISCUTIL, Using DISCUTIL
- invoking VOLUTIL, Using VOLUTIL
- ISL , Saving Files to Tape
- prompt, Using DISCUTIL
L- label table
- file, VOLUTIL Commands
- LDEV 1
- system volume master, VOLUTIL Commands
- listing
- available DISCUTIL commands, HELP
- command history stack in DISCUTIL, LISTREDO
- default volume set, SHOWDEFAULTSET
- the command stack history, LISTREDO
- VOLUTIL commands, HELP
- LISTREDO command
- DISCUTIL, LISTREDO
- VOLUTIL, LISTREDO
- LOG command
- VOLUTIL, LOG
- log file, LOG
- logging volume set activity, LOG
- logical device number
- LDEV 1, VOLUTIL Commands
- LONER volume state
- definition, Displaying Volume Status
M- making a disk unavailable, DISMOUNT
- making a disk volume available to DISCUTIL, MOUNT
- making multiple tapesets, To Make Multiple Tapesets
- master volume
- mounted, Displaying Volume Status, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set
- state definition, Displaying Volume Status
- unmounted, see LONER, Displaying Volume Status, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set
- member volume
- mounted, Example: Adding Volumes to a Volume Set
- state definition, Displaying Volume Status
- MOUNT command
- DISCUTIL, MOUNT
- mounting a disk, DISMOUNT
- mounting a volume set, Mounting a Volume Set
- restriction, Mounting a Volume Set
- moving files
- migration, Moving files
- multiple tapesets, To Make Multiple Tapesets
N- new volume
- restriction, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set
- new volume set
- example, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set
- NEWACCT command, Creating Accounts
- system, System Volume Management Commands
- NEWCLASS command, Creating Volume Classes
- VOLUTIL, NEWCLASS
- NEWGROUP command, Creating Groups
- system, System Volume Management Commands
- NEWSET command, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set
- VOLUTIL, NEWSET
- NEWUSER command
- system, Creating Accounts
- NEWVOL command, Adding Volumes to a Volume Set
- VOLUTIL, INITVOL, NEWVOL
- nonremovable disks, Volumes
- nonsystem directory, Creating Accounts
- nonsystem volume set
- definition, Types of Volumes
- master, Master Volumes
- restriction, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set
R- recognizing a new disk, DISMOUNT
- recognizing a volume set, Displaying Volume Status, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set, Example: Adding Volumes to a Volume Set, Mounting a Volume Set
- RECOVER command
- VOLUTIL, Saving Files to Tape, Recovering Files to Disk, RECOVER, SAVE
- recovering data, Troubleshooting
- recovering deleted data on a volume, UNSCRATCHVOL
- recovering from a bad tape, Tape Errors During a DISCUTIL SAVE
- recreating disk files, Tape Errors During a DISCUTIL SAVE
- recreating files from DISCUTIL, Recovering Files to Disk
- REDO command
- DISCUTIL, REDO
- VOLUTIL, REDO
- reexecuting a command
- DISCUTIL, DO
- VOLUTIL, DO
- removable disks, Volumes
- REPORT command, Example: Creating a Group
- system, System Volume Management Commands
- RESTORE command, Moving files
- restoring files, Saving Files to Tape
- restoring files from tape, RECOVER
- restoring saved files to disk, SAVE
- restricting data, Restricting Data
- restricting file access, Restricting Data
S- SAVE command
- DISCUTIL, Saving Files to Tape, SAVE
- tape errors , Example: Making Multiple Filesets
- saving files, Troubleshooting, Saving Files to Tape, SAVE
- after a system failure, Troubleshooting
- in DISCUTIL, Example: Saving Files to Tape
- saving files with DISCUTIL
- example, Example
- SCRATCH volume state
- definition, Displaying Volume Status
- SCRATCHVOL command, Example: Adding Volumes to a Volume Set
- VOLUTIL, SCRATCHVOL, UNSCRATCHVOL
- security
- account level, Creating Accounts
- group level, Creating Groups
- selecting files to be saved, Example: Saving Files to Tape
- SETDEFAULTSET command
- VOLUTIL, SETDEFAULTSET
- SHOWCLASS command, Example: Creating a Volume Class
- VOLUTIL, SHOWCLASS
- SHOWDEFAULTSET command
- VOLUTIL, SHOWDEFAULTSET
- SHOWDEV command
- DISCUTIL, SHOWDEV
- SHOWSET command
- VOLUTIL, SHOWSET
- SHOWUSAGE
- displays disk space usage, Disk Storage Space
- SHOWUSAGE command
- VOLUTIL, SHOWUSAGE
- SHOWVOL command
- VOLUTIL, SHOWVOL
- starting DISCUTIL, Using DISCUTIL
- starting VOLUTIL, Using VOLUTIL
- STORE command
- system, System Volume Management Commands
- system account structure commands, System Volume Management Commands
- system commands, Volume Management Commands, Volume Management Commands
- ALTACCT, System Volume Management Commands
- ALTGROUP, System Volume Management Commands
- DSTAT, Displaying Volume Status
- NEWACCT, Creating Accounts, System Volume Management Commands
- NEWGROUP, Creating Groups, System Volume Management Commands
- NEWUSER, Creating Accounts
- PURGEACCT, System Volume Management Commands
- PURGEGROUP, System Volume Management Commands
- REPORT, Example: Creating a Group, System Volume Management Commands
- RESTORE, Moving files
- STORE, System Volume Management Commands
- VMOUNT, System Volume Mounting Commands, VMOUNT
- VSCLOSE, System Volume Mounting Commands, VSCLOSE
- VSOPEN, System Volume Mounting Commands, VSOPEN
- VSRELEASE, System Volume Mounting Commands, VSRELEASE
- VSRELEASESYS, System Volume Mounting Commands, VSRELEASESYS
- VSRESERVE, System Volume Mounting Commands, VSRESERVE
- VSRESERVESYS, VSRESERVESYS
- VSUSER, System Volume Mounting Commands, VSUSER
- system directory, Creating Accounts
- system failure
- configuring devices, CONFIGURE
- recovering files, Recovering Files to Disk, RECOVER
- recreating files, Saving Files to Tape
- saving files, Saving Files to Tape, SAVE
- system mount commands, Mounting a Volume Set
- system volume management commands
- accounting commands, System Volume Management Commands
- volume mounting commands, System Volume Management Commands, System Volume Mounting Commands
- system volume set, Moving files
- definition, Types of Volumes
- master, Master Volumes
- restriction, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set
T- tape
- changing current tape drive, TAPE
- TAPE command
- DISCUTIL, TAPE
- tape configuration using DISCUTIL, CONFIGURE
- tape errors, Example: Making Multiple Filesets
- tape unconfiguring using DISCUTIL, UNCONFIG
- tapesets
- multiple, To Make Multiple Tapesets
- tasks
- adding volumes to a class, EXPANDCLASS
- adding volumes to a volume set, NEWVOL
- changing default volume set, SETDEFAULTSET
- changing disk space allocation, VOLUTIL Commands
- configuring devices, CONFIGURE
- copying volume sets, COPYSET
- copying volumes, COPYVOL
- creating a volume class, NEWCLASS
- creating a volume set, NEWSET
- deleting data on a volume, SCRATCHVOL
- detecting defective disk sectors, DSECTORSVOL
- DISCUTIL, DISCUTIL Commands
- dismounting a volume, DISMOUNT
- displaying command history stack in DISCUTIL, LISTREDO
- displaying configured device information, SHOWDEV
- displaying current tape drive, TAPE
- displaying default volume set, SHOWDEFAULTSET
- displaying disk information, PDEV
- displaying disk space usage of a volume, SHOWUSAGE
- displaying the command history stack, LISTREDO
- displaying volume class information, SHOWCLASS
- displaying volume information, SHOWVOL, DSTAT
- displaying volume set information, SHOWSET
- editing and reexecuting a command, REDO
- editing and reexecuting a command in DISCUTIL, REDO
- executing VOLUTIL commands from a file, USE
- exiting DISCUTIL, EXIT
- exiting VOLUTIL, EXIT
- formatting a volume, FORMATVOL
- initializing a volume, INITVOL
- listing DISCUTIL commands, HELP
- listing VOLUTIL commands, HELP
- logging volume set activity, LOG
- mounting a volume, MOUNT
- recovering deleted data, UNSCRATCHVOL
- reexecuting a command, DO, DO
- restoring files, RECOVER
- saving disk files to tape, SAVE
- unconfiguring devices, UNCONFIG
- verifying disk media, VERIFYVOL
- volume management, Using Volume Management
- terminal configuration using DISCUTIL, CONFIGURE
- terminal unconfiguring using DISCUTIL, UNCONFIG
- terminating DISCUTIL, Exiting DISCUTIL, EXIT
- terminating VOLUTIL, Starting VOLUTIL, EXIT
- transient storage
- definition, VOLUTIL Commands
- troubleshooting, Troubleshooting
- nonsystem disk failure, Troubleshooting
- system disk failure, Troubleshooting
U- UNCONFIG command
- DISCUTIL, UNCONFIG
- unconfiguring devices using DISCUTIL
- disk, UNCONFIG
- printer, UNCONFIG
- tape, UNCONFIG
- terminal, UNCONFIG
- UNKNOWN volume state
- definition, Displaying Volume Status
- unrecognized volumes, Displaying Volume Status
- UNSCRATCHVOL command
- VOLUTIL, SCRATCHVOL, UNSCRATCHVOL
- USE command
- VOLUTIL, USE
V- verifying disk media, VERIFYVOL
- VERIFYVOL command
- VOLUTIL, VERIFYVOL
- VMOUNT command
- system, System Volume Mounting Commands, VMOUNT
- volume, What Is Volume Management?, Volume Management Terms
- available, Volumes
- data restriction, Restricting Data, Volume Restriction
- defining, Example: Adding Volumes to a Volume Set, NEWVOL
- definition, Volumes, Volumes
- deleting data, SCRATCHVOL
- dismount, DISMOUNT
- displaying disk space usage, SHOWUSAGE
- displaying information, SHOWVOL
- failure, Troubleshooting
- mount, DISMOUNT
- mounting in DISCUTIL, MOUNT
- recovering deleted data, UNSCRATCHVOL
- state, Volumes
- volume class, What Is Volume Management?, Volume Management Terms
- adding volumes, EXPANDCLASS
- creating, NEWCLASS
- data restriction, Restricting Data
- default class DISC, Volume Classes, Volume Class Restriction
- definition, Volume Classes
- displaying information, SHOWCLASS
- listing disk storage, SHOWCLASS
- listing members, SHOWCLASS
- naming conventions, Volume Classes, Volume Classes
- restrictions, Volume Classes, Volume Classes, Volume Class Restriction, Example: Creating a Volume Class
- volume directory, File Restriction
- volume management
- commands, Volume Management Commands
- definition, Introducing Volume Management, What Is Volume Management?
- disk space plan questions, Planning for Volume Management
- overview, Understanding Volume Management
- recommendations, Introducing Volume Management, Volume Class Restriction, Volume Management Recommendations
- tasks, see also tasks, Using Volume Management
- volume management benefits
- efficient use of resources, Volume Management Benefits, High Data Availability
- high data availability, Volume Management Benefits, High Data Availability
- improved security, Volume Management Benefits, High Data Availability
- reduced downtime, Volume Management Benefits, High Data Availability
- volume management preparation
- additional hardware installation, Understanding Volume Management
- disk configuration, Understanding Volume Management
- disk space plan, Understanding Volume Management
- invoking VOLUTIL, Understanding Volume Management
- volume management task
- adding a volume to a class, Using Volume Management
- adding volumes, Using Volume Management
- creating a nonsystem volume set, Using Volume Management
- creating accounts and groups, Using Volume Management
- creating volume classes, Using Volume Management
- displaying volume status, Using Volume Management
- migrating files, Using Volume Management
- mounting a volume set, Using Volume Management
- reinitializing a volume, Using Volume Management
- volume mounting commands, System Volume Mounting Commands
- volume set, What Is Volume Management?, Volume Management Terms
- access, Volume Restriction
- adding a volume, NEWVOL
- creating, NEWSET
- data restriction, Restricting Data, Volume Set Restriction
- default, SETDEFAULTSET
- definition, Volume Sets
- differences, Types of Volumes
- directory root, Master Volumes
- file label table, Master Volumes, Member Volumes
- free space map, Master Volumes, Member Volumes
- grouping volumes, Volume Classes
- information, SHOWSET
- logging activity, LOG
- master definition, Master Volumes
- master restrictions, Master Volumes
- maximum per system, Volume Sets
- member definition, Member Volumes
- member restrictions, Member Volumes
- mounting restriction, Master Volumes
- naming conventions, Example: Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set
- types, Types of Volumes
- user data files, Master Volumes, Member Volumes
- volume label, Master Volumes, Member Volumes
- Volume Set Information Table, Types of Volumes
- volume set information table (VSIT), Master Volumes
- volume set information table
- VSIT, INITVOL, NEWVOL
- volume sets
- copying members, COPYSET
- default, SHOWDEFAULTSET
- status, Example: Displaying Volume Status
- volume state
- LONER, Displaying Volume Status
- MASTER, Displaying Volume Status
- MEMBER, Displaying Volume Status
- SCRATCH, Displaying Volume Status
- UNKNOWN, Displaying Volume Status
- volume status, see volume state, Displaying Volume Status
- volumes
- adding to a class, EXPANDCLASS
- copying members, COPYVOL
- defining, INITVOL
- formatting, FORMATVOL
- initializing, INITVOL
- physically initializing, INITVOL
- VOLUTIL
- commands, VOLUTIL Commands
- prompt, VOLUTIL Commands
- VOLUTIL commands, Volume Management Commands, Volume Management Commands
- ALTERVOL, VOLUTIL Commands
- COPYSET, COPYSET
- COPYVOL, COPYVOL
- DO, DO
- DSECTORSVOL, DSECTORSVOL
- EXIT, EXIT
- EXPANDCLASS, Adding Volumes to a Class, EXPANDCLASS
- FORMATVOL, FORMATVOL
- HELP, HELP
- INITVOL, Example: Adding Volumes to a Volume Set, INITVOL
- LISTREDO, LISTREDO
- LOG, LOG
- NEWCLASS, Creating Volume Classes, NEWCLASS
- NEWSET, Creating a Nonsystem Volume Set, NEWSET
- NEWVOL, Adding Volumes to a Volume Set, NEWVOL
- RECOVER, Recovering Files to Disk, RECOVER
- REDO, REDO
- SCRATCHVOL, Example: Adding Volumes to a Volume Set, SCRATCHVOL
- SETDEFAULTSET, SETDEFAULTSET
- SHOWCLASS, Example: Creating a Volume Class, SHOWCLASS
- SHOWDEFAULTSET, SHOWDEFAULTSET
- SHOWSET, Displaying Volume Status, SHOWSET
- SHOWUSAGE, SHOWUSAGE
- SHOWVOL, SHOWVOL
- UNSCRATCHVOL, UNSCRATCHVOL
- USE, USE
- VERIFYVOL, VERIFYVOL
- VOLUTIL utility, Using VOLUTIL
- exiting, Starting VOLUTIL
- invoking, Using VOLUTIL
- saving files, Saving Files to Tape
- starting, Using VOLUTIL
- terminating, Starting VOLUTIL
- VSCLOSE command
- system, System Volume Mounting Commands, VSCLOSE
- VSOPEN command
- system, System Volume Mounting Commands, VSOPEN
- VSRELEASE command
- system, System Volume Mounting Commands, VSRELEASE
- VSRELEASESYS command
- system, System Volume Mounting Commands, VSRELEASESYS
- VSRESERVE command
- system, VSRESERVE
- VSRESERVESYS command
- system, System Volume Mounting Commands, VSRESERVESYS
- VSUSER command
- system, System Volume Mounting Commands, VSUSER
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