IBM SG24-5360-00 manual Using Ddsr to Delete the Free Space on an RVA, Report

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ixfp report,80f
AR 0015 SUBSYSTEM 1321117
AR 0015 *** DEVICE				DETAIL		REPORT ***
AR 0015		<---FUNC. CAPACITY (MB)--->					<---CAPACITY (%)---> PHYS.			COMP.
AR 0015 CUU			DEF	ALLOC STORED UNUSED			ALLOC	STORED UNUSED USED(MB)		RATIO
AR 0015 80F 2838.0				N/A	369.2 2468.7		N/A	13.01 86.99	213.6	1.72
AR 0015 1I40I			READY
ixfp ddsr,patev3					CUU=80F (WHOLE VOLUME) - REPLY ′ YES′
AR+0015 IXFP29D DDSR FOR									FOR DELETION
15	yes
AR 0015 1I40I			READY
ixfp report,80f
AR 0015 SUBSYSTEM 1321117
AR 0015 *** DEVICE				DETAIL		REPORT ***
AR 0015		<---FUNC. CAPACITY (MB)--->					<---CAPACITY (%)---> PHYS.			COMP.
AR 0015 CUU			DEF	ALLOC STORED UNUSED			ALLOC	STORED UNUSED USED(MB)		RATIO
AR 0015 80F 2838.0				N/A		0.0 2838.0	N/A	0.00 100.00	0.0	N/A

￿AR 0015 1I40I READY

Figure 30. Console Log from Releasing the Space of an Entire Volume

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Note: When you use DDSR, IXFP/SnapShot for VSE/ESA always prompts the operator before executing the desired function, unless the NOPROMPT keyword is selectedÐin which case, the function will execute without an operator prompt.

B.2.4 Using DDSR to Delete the Free Space on an RVA

Figure 31 on page 52 shows the result of using DDSR to release the space occupied by expired files in a subsystem. Both the space occupied by the data and the VTOC entry are released. (There are two occurrences of TEST.DATA.1 because device 80E was snapped to 80F.) Note that the capacity stored decreases while the capacity unused increases.

Appendix B. IXFP Command Examples 51