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Assigning Space to a Catalog z/OS DFSMS Managing Catalogs SC23-6853-00 |
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You can specify the required space for a catalog in kilobytes, megabytes, tracks, cylinders, or records. This value can be specified directly on the DEFINE USERCATALOG command, or indirectly, through an SMS data class defined for catalogs that contains a space attribute. You can specify the appropriate data class on the DATACLASS parameter, or you can allow the data class ACS routine to assign the appropriate data class. If you specify space in records, the amount of space is determined by the average record size. This is specified on the RECORDSIZE parameter, and the default is 4086. In general, you should not change the default values for average and maximum record size. You must always specify a space parameter at the USERCATALOG (cluster) level. Space is allocated to the BCS according to the following rules:
If you are defining the BCS on a volume that does not contain a VVDS, a VVDS is also defined and allocated with the BCS. This implicitly defined VVDS is allocated with a default primary and secondary space amount. The default space allocation will be the values that the operator specified on the most recent F CATALOG,VVDSSPACE command. If that command has not been issued since IPL, the default space allocation will be TRACKS(10 10). If you want to define a VVDS with a space allocation different from the default, you must define a VVDS on the volume (using DEFINE CLUSTER) before you define the BCS. |
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