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

SENDTO STORAGE
directs the command to the storage subsystem. This attribute is required unless you specified
SENDTO STORAGE in a previous ASSUME command.
LIKE object
identifies an existing object whose attribute values are copied to the object affected by this
command. The object name must currently exist in the system configuration, and the object
type must match that of the object affected by this command. If you specify LIKE, any attribute
values that you explicitly specify override the attribute values of the LIKE object.
The location, SAC, and device ID values are not copied from the LIKE object. To assign values
to these attributes, you must explicitly specify them.
attribute-spec
is one or more “ADD POOL Attributes”.
ADD POOL Attributes
[ , AUDITED { ALLOWED | DISALLOWED | REQUIRED } ]
[ , BACKUPCPU number ]
[ , CATALOGLOCATION $vol[.subvol ] ]
[ , DISKINTERVAL number ]
[ , DISKTHRESHOLD number ]
[ , EXTENTINTERVAL number ]
[ , EXTENTTHRESHOLD number ]
[ , HIGHPIN { ON | OFF } ]
[ , MAGNETIC { ALLOWED | DISALLOWED | REQUIRED } ]
[ , MIRRORED { ALLOWED | DISALLOWED | REQUIRED } ]
[ , MODE { NOISY | QUIET } ]
[ , PRIMARYCPU number ]
[ , PROGRAM [[$vol.]subvol.]fileid ]
[ , STARTSTATE { STARTED | STOPPED } ]
[ , UPDATESTATS number ]
AUDITED { ALLOWED | DISALLOWED | REQUIRED }
is the type of volume you can add to the storage pool
You can add any volume, even if it is not protected by TMF (default).ALLOWED
You can add a volume only if it is not protected by TMF.DISALLOWED
You can add a volume only if it is protected by TMF.REQUIRED
BACKUPCPU number
is the processor in which the backup IOP starts. The default is BACKUPCPU 1.
CATALOGLOCATION $vol[.subvol ]
is the location of the catalog for the storage pool process.
$vol must be in the STARTED state and enabled in TMF. If CATALOGLOCATION is not
specified, $vol is set to $SYSTEM.
If you omit subvol, the storage pool process selects an empty subvolume and gives it the
name ZSMSPnn.
DISKINTERVAL number
is the interval (as a percentage) that, with the DISKTHRESHOLD attribute, is used by the disk
process to determine when to issue a disk-full EMS message for physical volumes in the storage
pool. For example, if DISKTHRESHOLD is 70 and DISKINTERVAL is 5, the disk process issues
an EMS message when the disk becomes 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, and 95 percent full.
number is either -1 (the default, no disk-full EMS messages are issued) or in the range 1 through
99 percent.
ADD Command 219