Re: DASD partitioning

[Dave Shaw <dshaw1@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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From: Winder Marcia <Marcia.Winder@CIBC.com>
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>We are currently running V4R1 on our system, the software I asked about
>though is 3rd party. One version of the 3rd party software must communicate
>with our mainframe in a production environment. The other version is in a
>test environment which does not need to communicate with the mainframe.
>However, we must maintain the same file and library names in both
>environments. The only way we figured to do this was to partion the disk.
>ANY IDEAS???

Why do you have to have the same library names?  Are they hard-coded in the
programs or something?  Typically this sort of thing is handled by putting
the test versions in separate libraries and using different library lists.
I don't really think there's another way to do it on the same machine until
LPAR on V4R4, IF you have multi-processor machine.

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