Objects not supported
The following objects are not
supported for use in independent disk pools:
| *AUTHLR |
*DEVD |
*JOBQ |
*PRDDFN |
| *AUTL |
*DOC |
*JOBSCD |
*PRDLOD |
| *CFGL |
*DSTMF |
*LIND |
*RCT |
| *CNNL |
*EDTD |
*MODD |
*SOCKET |
| *COSD |
*EXITRG |
*M36 |
*SSND |
| *CRG |
*FLR |
*M36CFG |
*S36 |
| *CSPMAP |
*IGCSRT |
*NTBD |
*USRPRF |
| *CSPTBL |
*IGCTBL |
*NWID |
|
| *CTLD |
*IMGCLG |
*NWSD |
|
| *DDIR |
*IPXD |
*PRDAVL |
|
Note: *DSTMF is the object type returned for stream files that
are being accessed through the QNTC file system from a remote server. So you
shouldn't see *DSTMF ever when accessing the IASP directories from the local
system.
Supported object types
The following objects are supported
for use in independent disk pools:
| *ALRTBL |
*FILE |
*MSGF |
*SCHIDX |
| *BLKSF |
*FNTRSC |
*MSGQ |
*SPADCT |
| *BNDDIR |
*FNTTBL |
*NODGRP |
*SPLF |
| *CHRSF |
*FORMDF |
*NODL |
*SQLPKG |
| *CHTFMT |
*FTR |
*OUTQ |
*SQLUDT |
| *CLD |
*GSS |
*OVL |
*SRVPGM |
| *CLS |
*IGCDCT |
*PAGDFN |
*STMF |
| *CMD |
*JOBD |
*PAGSEG |
*SVRSTG |
| *CRQD |
*JRN |
*PDG |
*SYMLNK |
| *CSI |
*JRNRCV |
*PGM |
*TBL |
| *DIR |
*LIB |
*PNLGRP |
*USRIDX |
| *DTAARA |
*LOCALE |
*PSFCFG |
*USRQ |
| *DTADCT |
*MEDDFN |
*QMFORM |
*USRSPC |
| *DTAQ |
*MENU |
*QMQRY |
*VLDL |
| *FCT |
*MGTCOL |
*QRYDFN |
*WSCST |
| *FIFO |
*MODULE |
*SBSD |
|
Restrictions for supported object types
- *ALRTBL
- If network attributes reference the alert table, this object needs to
exist in the system disk pool.
- *CLS
- If an active subsystem references the class object, *CLS must exist in
the system disk pool.
- *FILE
- Database files that are either multiple-system database files, or that
have DataLink fields that are created as Link Control, cannot be located
in an independent disk pool. If an active subsystem references the file object,
*FILE must exist in the system disk pool; for example, the sign-on display
file.
- *JOBD
- If an active subsystem references the job description object, *JOBD must
exist in the system disk pool; for example, autostart job entry, communication
entry, remote location name entry, or workstation entry.
- *LIB
- The library that is specified by CRTSBSD SYSLIBLE() must exist in the
system disk pool.
- *MSGQ
- If network attributes reference the mesage queue, *MSGQ needs to exist
in the system disk pool.
- *PGM
- If an active subsystem references the program object, *PGM must exist
in the system disk pool; for example, routing entries and prestart job entries.
- *SBSD
- You cannot start a subsystem whose description is located in an independent
disk pool.