164z/OS Distributed File Service zSeries File System Implementation z/OS V1R11
You can clone (or reclone) a set of file systems (on a single system) with the zfsadm clonesys
command, as follows:
zfsadm clonesys -aggregate OMVS.MUL02.ZFS
This command makes a clone of the four file systems created in the aggregate and issues the
messages shown in Figure 4-3.
Figure 4-3 A clone of all the file systems in a single aggregate
Using thezfsadm lsfs command, Figure 4-4 shows the aggregate and the file systems with
their clones. Notice that the clones are not mounted.
Figure 4-4 Display of file systems and their clones
4.2 Aggregate recovery
zFS provides ...
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