volid
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is the CP-owned volume identification of from 1 to 6 alphameric
characters.r , I, TEMRI I, PAGEl L .J indicates to VM/370 how allocatable space on the specified volume
should be used.TEMP indicates that this volume is to be used primarily for
spooling space and itviII also be used for paging space if all
volumes normally used for paging allocation are full or
unavailable. TEMP is the default option. (TEMP space must beFormat/Allocate service program. At this time
areas for userTDSKs and directory are allocated.) TEMP space
allocation, no spooling operations may be performed. Thus any data
transfer channel program started to a virtual unit record output
device ends withUC status in the virtual CSW and the intervention
required bit set in the virtual sense byte.
PAGE indicates that this volume is to be used primarily for paging,
(this does not include spool space). Note thatTDSK requests from
this volume occur only when a request for space cannot be satisfied
on a volume with a TEMP allocation.
Example:
The followingSYSOWN macro designates the CPDRM1 volume as paging space
and theCPDSK1 and CPDSK2 volumes as spooling space and paging overflov: SYSOWN (CPDRM1,PAGE), (CPDSK1,TEMP),CPDSK2
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is the CP-owned volume identification of from 1 to 6 alphameric
characters.
should be used.
spooling space and it
volumes normally used for paging allocation are full or
unavailable. TEMP is the default option. (TEMP space must be
areas for user
allocation, no spooling operations may be performed. Thus any data
transfer channel program started to a virtual unit record output
device ends with
required bit set in the virtual sense byte.
PAGE indicates that this volume is to be used primarily for paging,
(this does not include spool space). Note that
this volume occur only when a request for space cannot be satisfied
on a volume with a TEMP allocation.
Example:
The following
and the
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