Enables or disables the MPE/iX movable volume facility. (Native
Mode)
Operation Notes |
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If the movable volume facility is enabled when you issue a
VMOUNT OFF
command, users having reserved volume sets are unaffected; the command
is satisfied when the last access is complete.
The MPE/iX naming convention for volume sets differs from
that of MPE V/E for private volumes. Refer to the MOUNT,
DISMOUNT, VSRESERVE,
and VSRELEASE
commands in this chapter.
Once the movable volume facility has been enabled, use the
VSUSER command
to determine which users have which volume sets reserved. Refer
to the VSUSER
command in this chapter.
The movable volume facility is enabled immediately following
a system startup. (The setting is equivalent to VMOUNT ON,AUTO.)
However, you still receive console messages concerning volume set
requests.
The operator has the greatest interactive control over the
use of volume sets by using VMOUNT ON;ALL.
The command that least interrupts the operator when users are accessing
volume sets is VMOUNT ON,AUTO.
Use |
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This command may be issued from a session, job, program, or
in BREAK. Pressing Break has
no effect on this command. It may be issued only from the console
unless distributed to users with the ALLOW
command.
Examples |
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To disable the movable volume facility so that no messages
are sent to the console when users attempt to reserve volume sets
(the default condition) enter:
To
disable the movable volume facility and still receive messages on
the console when users attempt to reserve volume sets, enter:
