110z/OS Distributed File Service zSeries File System Implementation z/OS V1R11
2.27 Quiesced zFS aggregates
Quiescing a zFS aggregate is totally different compared to the way quiescing is performed for
an HFS. More importantly, listing information about UNIX System Services file systems
shows a quiesced HFS as an exception situation and displays it like a specific attribute
belonging to the file system. (In the ISHELL mount table, for example, you see this flag when
displaying the file system attributes.)
However, this is not the case for quiesced zFS aggregates; no indication is provided from the
UNIX System Services file system point of view ...
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