Re: Old AS/400

Robert Sitko wrote:
> 
> 
> Next question:  how do I display what disks are on the system, their volume
> IDs, and what libraries they have on them?  Remember, I'm coming from a Wang
> minicomputer, which resembles the AS/400 in many ways, but has a much more
> user friendly interface:  you just press "manage disks", then pick the
> volume you want, then the library from that volume.
> 
Robert,

Try GO HARDWARE.

You will find that the AS/400 does not really care about which volume
something is stored on.  Actually a file is allocated to the least used
drive as part of the optimizer and may have fragments on all of the
drives.  You may create an ASP (Auxiliary Storage Pool) which would
isolate a single drive or cluster a group of drives and they are treated
like a single drive.  Unless there are unusual circumstances, most
machines that I have seen have only a single ASP so all drives are
treated as a single logical drive.
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