Figure 2-30 zFS startup messages with a dummy IOEFSPRM DD statement in ZFS STC
When using the zfsadm command to obtain information regarding the defined aggregates,
some messages in z/OS V1R3 were displayed with the command output and the same
messages that appeared during zFS startup were seen in the syslog. Beginning with z/OS
V1R4, no further messages are displayed when running commands.
2.8.2 Running zFS with IOEFSPRM in a flat file
Running zFS with IOEFSPRM in a flat file has the disadvantage that you cannot update the
contents while the zFS PFS is active. If you try to edit the file you get the ISPF ...
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