DLTUDFS Display

When you use the DLTUDFS command, you only have to specify one parameter:
vThe UDFS parameter determines the name of the unmounted UDFS to delete.
This entry must be of the form /DEV/QASPXX/name.udfs, where the XX is one of the
valid Auxiliary Storage Pool (ASP) numbers on the system, and name is the name
of the UDFS. All other parts of the path name must appear as in the example
above. Wildcard characters such as ’*’ and ’?’ are not allowed in this parameter.
The command will fail if the UDFS specified is currently mounted.
Example
Unmount and Delete a UDFS in the user ASP on TULAB2
UNMOUNT TYPE(*UDFS) MFS('DEV/QASP02/kate.udfs')
This command will unmount the user-defined file system (UDFS) named kate.udfs
from the integrated file system namespace. Auser must unmount a UDFS before
deleting it. After unmounting a UDFS, a user can now proceed to delete the UDFS
and all objects within it using the DLTUDFS command:
DLTUDFS UDFS('/DEV/QASP02/kate.udfs')
This command deletes the user-defined file system (UDFS) named kate.udfs from
the user Auxiliary Storage Pool (ASP) qasp02.
Mount a User-Defined File System
The Add Mounted File System (ADDMFS) and MOUNT commands make the
objects in a file system accessible to the integrated file system namespace. To
mount a UDFS, you need to specify TYPE (*UDFS) for the ADDMFS command.
The ADDMFS command (or its alias, MOUNT) allows you to dynamically mount a
file system, whether that file system is UDFS, NFS, or NetWare. Use the following
steps to allow a successful export of a UDFS to NFS clients:
1. Mount the block special file locally (Type *UDFS)
Delete User-Defined FS (DLTUDFS)
Type choices, press Enter.
User-defined file system....>'/DEV/QASP02/kate.udfs'
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F3=Exit F4=Prompt F5=Refresh F12=Cancel F13=How to use this display
F24=More keys
Figure 14. Using the Delete User-DefinedFS (DLTUDFS) display
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