SCF Reference Manual for the Storage Subsystem (G06.28+, H06.05+, J06.03+)

-> ALTER $P5D04, POOL EXCLUDE
-> ALTER $P5D03, POOL EXCLUDE
-> ALTER $P5D02, POOL EXCLUDE
-> ALTER $P5D01, POOL EXCLUDE
4. Stop the storage pool:
-> STOP $POOL5
The storage pool enters the STOPPED state.
5. Delete the storage pool:
-> DELETE $POOL5
6. Verify the storage pool process has been removed from the system configuration database:
-> INFO $POOL5
Managing a Storage Pool
Management tasks for storage pools include:
• “Starting a Storage Pool” (page 141)
• “Stopping a Storage Pool” (page 141)
• “Resetting a Storage Pool” (page 142)
• “Swapping Processors for a Pool Process” (page 142)
Starting a Storage Pool
The “START POOL Command” (page 275) puts the storage pool into the STARTED state.
Considerations for START POOL
• The storage pool process name must have a configuration record and a definition with the
SMF master process (as displayed by the INFO or STATUS commands).
• TMF must be running on the system.
• These objects must be started:
The SMF master process ($ZSMS).◦
◦ The CATALOGLOCATION volume for the MON process (must also be enabled by TMF).
◦ The CATALOGLOCATION volume of the storage pool process (must also be enabled by
TMF).
◦ To take a storage pool process out of the SERVICING state, reset it and start it again.
Example
1. Start the storage pool process:
-> START $POOL00
2. Check the status of the process:
-> STATUS $POOL00
Stopping a Storage Pool
The “STOP POOL Command” (page 291), like the “ABORT POOL Command” (page 194), makes a
storage pool inaccessible to user requests.
-> STOP $POOL5
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