Before you create directory entries or give them more disk space, review the names of the skeleton files you have been authorized to use and the names of the subpools and the amount of space in each subpool that you can allocate. This information can help you plan your allocations efficiently.
To display the names of the skeleton files you can use for creating directory entries, enter from CMS:
vmdirect query skeleton
CA VM:Director responds with information similar to the following, which shows the names of two skeleton files:
AUTHORIZED TO USE SKELETONS: GENERAL SALES
To display the amount of disk space you have been authorized to allocate and the amount you have already allocated, enter from CMS:
vmdirect query alloc
CA VM:Director responds with information similar to the following:
DIRECTORY MANAGER ’CARLAT’ CURRENTLY HAS ’44205K’ ALLOCATED. WHICH IS 43% OF HIS 102400K LIMIT.
To display the names of the subpools from which you are authorized to allocate space and the amount of space available in each, enter from CMS:
vmdirect query subpools
CA VM:Director responds with a listing similar to the following:
Subpool Total Free Largest MAIN 11527788K 58400K 7500K
This information is organized by subpool and indicates which subpools you are authorized to allocate from. For each subpool in which you are authorized to allocate space, it shows the amount of space defined for the subpool, the amount of free space it has left, and the largest block of contiguous space it has.
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