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On 1/3/96, Denysb @ AOL.COM (Denys Beauchemin)  wrote :
 
>2- Better resiliency.  If you have multiple UVS (User Volume Sets) you are
>less hurt when you throw a disc (so to speak).  If the disc is part of SVS
>(MPE_XL_SYSTEM_VOLUME_SET) you may be faced with an INSTALL but only for that
>(relatively) small volume set.  If the disc is part of a UVS, then only that
>volume set goes down, the rest stays up.  You can then deal with that UVS
   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>while the other UVS' remain unaffected.
 
I beg to differ, I have experienced situations  where a Private Volume drive
has failed and brought down the whole system. Also, the whole system has been
brought down by merely attempting to purge a corrupt file on a PVS.
 
Just to clarify.
 
Cheers,
John Dunlop ([log in to unmask])