/*********************************************/

/*

MANAGEMENT CLASS

*/

/*

FILTLIST DEFINITIONS

*/

/*********************************************/

FILTLIST ACTLOG INCLUDE(DB2*.BSDS*.**,

DB2*.LOGCOPY*.DS*)

/*********************************************/

/* SELECTION ROUTINE FOR BSDS & ACTIVE LOGS */ /*********************************************/

IF &DSN EQ &ACTLOG

THEN DO

SET &MGMTCLAS = 'MCDBACTL'

EXIT

END

Figure 120. Management Class Routine Extract for BSDS and Active Logs

B.1.3 Storage Group

Storage Group SGDB2PLG was defined for use by the BSDS and active log data sets of the DB2P subsystem. Five disk volumes were defined to this Storage Group: RV1CU1, RV2CU1 and RV3CU1 for the active logs; and RV2CU3 and RV3CU3 for the BSDS’s.

Storage Group SGDBACTL was defined for use by the BSDS and active log data sets of the DB2D and DB2T subsystems. Two disk volumes were defined to this storage group: RV1CU3 and RV2CU2.

A disk volume summary is shown in Table 32 on page 187.

Table 32. BSDS and Active Logs - Storage Group Volumes

SMS STORAGE GROUP

VOLUMES

 

 

SGDB2PLG

RV1CU1

 

RV2CU1

 

RV3CU1

 

RV2CU3

 

RV3CU3

 

 

SGDBACTL

RV1CU3

 

RV2CU2

 

 

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