Do a DISCFREE E. In the "Configured" column is the number for "Permanent" less than the "Device" value (percent figure next to "permanent" less than 100)? If so, you have volume capacity that can't be used because it's not available for permanent file storage.
A lot of shops set that permanent allocation at less than 100 even though private volume sets don't use transient space. There's really no reason to set the permanent allocation at less than 100%, unless you just want to keep some space in reserve for emergencies.
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"DISC LIMIT: UNLIMITED"
Great thought.
I thought you had it.
Still puzzled.
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Ooooh, was there an Account Disc limit?
Do a LISTACCT, fourth line.
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I ran VOLUTIL as suggested.
The results are:
Volume name: Free: Permanent: Transient: Device size:
----------- ---- --------- --------- -----------
MASTER 433988848 824302336 0 1258291184
Total: 433988848 824302336 0 1258291184
Which matches up with what DISCFREE tells me.
Still puzzled.
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I'm not sure if it would cause this, but was the volume set built with 100% available?
In the old days we (sometimes) used to build User_Volumes with a percentage, such as 80% and some wacky Manager would keep 20% in reserve. (i.e. unavailable).
In VOLUTIL a SHOWSET {myvol_set};INFO=STORAGE would say.
Tracy Johnson
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> Hi All,
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> I have a volume set on the HP3000 that is configured for 1,258,281,184
> of permanent and transient space.
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> I was restoring an account to that volume set via a jobstream and it
> halted much sooner than expected.
> I reviewed the stdlist and it said that it was out of space. What?!
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> I ran DISCFREE and it said that it had 22% (282,019,616) available and
> 78%
> (976,271,568) In Use.
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> This was confirmed by another account on the same volume set, whose
> programs would not launch.
> It too said "out of disc space (FSERR 46)".
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> I purged the account I was restoring and the other accounts resumed
> function.
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> So I don't understand how I can have such a huge amount of space
> available, yet the restore says it was out of space. Has anyone else
> ran into a similar issue?
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> Regards,
> John
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