Open System Services Management and Operations Guide (G06.25+, H06.03+)

Managing Filesets
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Audited SCF Operations
Audited SCF Operations
The following SCF fileset operations are audited:
Obtaining Information About a Fileset
The following subsections describe:
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Checking the Current Configuration of a Fileset on page 5-12
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Checking the Current State of a Fileset on page 5-12
Checking the Current Configuration of a Fileset
You can obtain information about the current configuration of a specific fileset by
entering the SCF INFO FILESET command and specifying the name of that fileset.
You can obtain configuration information about all filesets by entering the SCF INFO
FILESET * command.
The SCF INFO FILESET command displays only information about the fileset as it
currently is defined in the ZOSSFSET file; this information applies only to the next time
that fileset is restarted. Information about past configurations is not retained.
To identify all disk volumes on which a given fileset has OSS files, search all disk
volumes on your local node using the SCF STATUS FILESET command with the
DETAIL parameter. To get the complete list of storage-pool disk volumes used by the
fileset, the fileset must be started; otherwise, the command returns only the disk
volumes currently listed in the storage-pool file (the creation pool).
Checking the Current State of a Fileset
To display the state of a fileset, including whether the fileset is currently started
(mounted), you use the SCF STATUS FILESET command. See STATUS FILESET
Command on page 12-68 for the command syntax and a description of the display
information.
SCF Commands Used Actions taken
START FILESET and
STOP FILESET
When an audited fileset is started or stopped, the OSS Monitor
generates a mount/unmount record. The mount point pathname
is present only in the record generated by use of the START
FILESET command.
ADD FILESET and
DELETE FILESET
When a member of the super group (255, nnn) attempts to add
or delete an audited fileset, an audit record is generated.
ALTER FILESET When a member of the super group attempts to alter the value of
a fileset’s AUDITENABLED attribute, an audit record is
generated. The before and after values of the AUDITENABLED
attribute are included.