214z/OS Distributed File Service zSeries File System Implementation z/OS V1R11
Figure 5-43 Application with an I/O error on an open file when zFS is restarted again
This suggestion applies to both situations, as referenced in Figure 5-42 on page 213 and
Figure 5-43.
5.5.2 Stopping zFS being transparent for applications in z/OS V1R8
Figure 5-44 demonstrates that the enhanced zFS stop behavior, which is controlled by
OMVS, avoids the problems that were encountered with the old stop command. Figure 5-44
shows again an application opening files in a zFS file system.
Figure 5-44 Opening and writing to a zFS file in system SC70
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REXX - Enter SH, Syscall, ...
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