--- John Clogg <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> Mike's post fits nicely into the discussion of private volume sets.
> Another advantage of private volumes is that a runaway application
> that is eating up disk space in a private volume set won't clobber
> the system volume set.  Just one more factor to consider...

of course...it all depends on just how your application is running
away.  in my experience...you get a $stdlist that eats up all the disc
on the system volume...and having private volume in this case won't
make any difference.  as always...ymmv :-)     - d

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