170z/OS Distributed File Service zSeries File System Implementation z/OS V1R11
Figure 4-10 Defining a new zFS aggregate
Figure 4-11 shows sample JCL to copy an existing zFS to this new defined VSAM linear data
set.
Figure 4-11 Copy a zFS aggregate to a new defined VSAM LDS
Because the zFS aggregate names that are used associate in this case a zFS aggregate
defined with a data class having set extended addressability (and being smaller than 4 GB in
size), it is copied to a non-SMS-managed VSAM LDS. This could not be done with ADRDSSU
COPY.
4.3.4 Catalog indication for zFS aggregates
At the time zFS was introduced, there was no indication available ...
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