IBM Professional Series User Manual

The DETACH command is useful for eliminating LINKs to
minidisks that you no longer want to
ACCESS. You can
drop a minidisk from the
CMS search hierarchy and
simultaneously destroy the LINK with the following
command:
RELEASE nnn (DET .
The example below shows you how to use these commands
and data to set up a local
VM/PC session with access to a
set
of mini disks owned by your remote virtual machine.
query search
Mydisk 101 A R/w
System 100 S RIO
Ready;
query dasd
DASD 100 FB-512 C R 2048 BLK CMS 100
DASD 101 FB-512 C w 2048 BLK
DASD 10E FB-512 C R 2048 BLK CMS 10E
Ready;
cp
link * 191 271 mw
DASD 271 LINKED R/W; R/w BY YOURID
Ready;
access 271 r
Ready;
cp I ink systems 500 500 rr tools
Ready;
access 500 t
Ready;
In this example, you can see that, initially, we have ACCESS
to two of the three minidisks that are LINKed to our virtual
machine. QUERY
SEARCH gives us information about the
ACCESSed minidisks, and QUERY DASD tells us about the
LINKs.
The two pairs of LINK and
ACCESS commands that follow
the QUERY
DASD provide us with access to information
and programs residing
on the 191 (A-DISK) and 500 disks
on our remote system. (We had already started the Remote
Server program, VMPCSERV, on the remote system.) The
following QUERY
SEARCH and QUERY DASD
commands show that the LINKs and ACCESSes have,
indeed, been successful.
Ready;
query search
Mydisk 101 A R/W
A-DISK 271 R R/w
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IBM Professional Series Specifications

General

Brand	IBM
Model	Professional Series
Category	Software
Language	English