Re: Unload/reload

[Bdietz400 <bdietz400@xxxxxxxxx>]

If going to sav/rst i like the saving the NWSSTG spaces.  Optional in place of save 21, would be SAVSTG work in the environment?   

--
Bryan

> On Sep 30, 2016, at 8:46 AM, PaulMmn <PaulMmn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Make sure you have -=2=- Option/21 backups before you shut down for the last time!
>
> If you only have one backup Murphy guarantees that there'll be a backup-related problem!
>
> --Paul E Musselman
> PaulMmn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> .
>
>
> At 9:42 AM -0400 9/30/16, Rob Berendt wrote:
> > Going to do an unload/reload of a Power 8.  Cheaper (and get newer disks)
> > than paying maintenance on those older SSD's.  It's an all SSD machine.
> > Not the two vios lpars.  They are on spinning disks.
> > But the IBM i hosting lpar.  This lpar hosts 4 lpars of IBM i and one of
> > AIX.
> >
> > In general, unless your guests are SERIOUSLY messed up, you just want to
> > unload/reload the host, right?
> > By seriously messed up I mean you created one big huge network storage
> > space for the whole guest, or some other such stupidity.
> > I'll have to remember to run this before the save:
> > CHGATR OBJ('/QFPNWSSTG') ATR(*ALWSAV) VALUE(*YES) SUBTREE(*ALL)
> > Because I modified that to not save.
> >
> > But this isn't worth it, is it?
> > Ignore the % used column below. It's a meaningless part of the IBM
> > command.
> >
> > AIX lpar
> > One nwsd
> >              %
> > Name        Used     Size
> > AIXACTLOG1    0     40005
> > AIXARCLOG1    0    120001
> > AIXDBB01      0    200004
> > AIXSTG01      0    150005
> > AIXSTG02      0    150005
> > AIXTSMDB01    0     40005
> > AIXTSMDB02    0     40005
> > AIXTSMDB03    0     40005
> > AIXTSMDB04    0     40005
> > AIX0101       0     49999
> >
> >
> > GDIHQ lpar
> > three nwsd's
> > % system ASP used  . . :    81.0859
> > GDIHQ1
> > GDIHQ101      0    280000
> > GDIHQ102      0    280000
> > GDIHQ103      0    280000
> > GDIHQ104      0    280000
> > GDIHQ105      0    280000
> > GDIHQ106      0    280000
> > GDIHQ107      0    280000
> > GDIHQ108      0    280000
> > GDIHQ109      0    280000
> > GDIHQ110      0    280000
> > GDIHQ2
> > GDIHQ201      0    280000
> > GDIHQ202      0    280000
> > GDIHQ203      0    280000
> > GDIHQ204      0    280000
> > GDIHQ205      0    280000
> > GDIHQ206      0    280000
> > GDIHQ207      0    280000
> > GDIHQ208      0    280000
> > GDIHQ209      0    280000
> > GDIHQ210      0    280000
> > GDIHQ211      0    280000
> > GDIHQ3
> > GDIHQ301      0    280000
> >
> > GDISYS lpar
> > three nwsd's
> > % system ASP used  . . :    77.5573
> > GDISYS1
> > GDISYS101     0    140003
> > GDISYS102     0    140003
> > GDISYS103     0    140003
> > GDISYS104     0    140003
> > GDISYS105     0    140003
> > GDISYS106     0    140003
> > GDISYS107     0    140003
> > GDISYS108     0    140003
> > GDISYS109     0    140003
> > GDISYS110     0    140003
> > GDISYS2
> > GDISYS201     0    140003
> > GDISYS202     0    140003
> > GDISYS203     0    140003
> > GDISYS204     0    140003
> > GDISYS205     0    140003
> > GDISYS206     0    140003
> > GDISYS207     0    140003
> > GDISYS208     0    140003
> > GDISYS209     0    140003
> > GDISYS210     0    140003
> > GDISYS211     0    140003
> > GDISYS212     0    140003
> > GDISYS213     0    140003
> > GDISYS3
> > GDISYS301     0    140003
> > GDISYS302     0    140003
> > GDISYS303     0    140003
> > GDISYS304     0    140003
> >
> > GDWEB lpar
> > one nwsd
> > % system ASP used  . . . :    48.5380
> > GDWEB01       0     80003
> > GDWEB02       0     80003
> > GDWEB03       0     80003
> > GDWEB04       0     80003
> > GDWEB05       0     80003
> > GDWEB06       0     80003
> > GDWEB07       0     80003
> > GDWEB08       0     80003
> >
> > MAIL1 lpar
> > two nwsd's
> > % system ASP used  . . :    87.1358
> > MAIL11
> > MAIL1101      0    280000
> > MAIL1102      0    280000
> > MAIL1103      0    280000
> > MAIL1104      0    280000
> > MAIL1105      0    280000
> > MAIL1106      0    280000
> > MAIL1107      0    280000
> > MAIL1108      0    280000
> > MAIL1109      0    280000
> > MAIL1110      0    280000
> > MAIL12
> > MAIL1201      0    280000
> > MAIL1202      0    280000
> > MAIL1203      0    280000
> > MAIL1204      0    280000
> > MAIL1205      0    280000
> >
> >
> >
> > Rob Berendt
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