Notes:
When you do DDSR for expired files, VSE performs checking on the online (up) units.
DDSR checks only those RVA devices managed by the VSE system.
DDSR considers only the files created by VSE.
4.2.2 A Total Volume
It is possible to delete and release space for an entire volume when you include the device address or VOLID label with no other operands.
To illustrate, we use volume PATEV3 with device address 80F. To delete all data including the VTOC and VOLID label of PATEV3, issue the following command:
IXFP DDSR,PATEV3
The NOPROMPT parameter is included to prevent
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Figure 16. Decision-Type Message Issued to Confirm DDSR Volume
Notes:
The device should belong to the RVA subsystem managed by the VSE system.
The device should be in the offline (DVCDN) condition.
The device should be reinitialized before you use it as a regular volume again. However, if you are going to use it as a target for a volume snap, you can leave it as is.
4.2.3 A Range of Cylinders
This command is similar to the DDSR volume command, except that additional specifications are added to signify the decimal start cylinder and end cylinder
To illustrate, we use volume PATEV3 with device address 80F. To delete all data from cylinders 0 through cylinder 999, issue the following command: