not yet caused CMS to rewrite the file directory.)
Reissue the ACCESS command without the ERASE
option.
8.
If
two or more disks have been accessed in CMS, and
CP
DEFINE
commands are executed that swap virtual
addresses, then a subsequent RELEASE command may
write the file directory
on
the wrong disk; for example:
(CMS)
ACCESS
193
C
(CMS)
ACCESS
198
E
(CP)
DEFINE
193
293
(CP)
DEFINE
198
193
(CMS)
RELEASE
C
This sequence of commands will write the file directory
from 193 to 198 since the
CP
definitions are unknown
to CMS.
9. To free an accessed disk, refer to the CMS RELEASE
Command.
Responses:
DMSACC723I
mode
(cuu)
read/only
This message
is
displayed if the disk
is
accessed
read-only.
DMSACC7241
cuu1
REPLACES
mode(cuu2)
Before execution of the command, the disk
represented by cuu2 was the
"mode"
disk. The disk,
cuu
1,
is
now assigned that filemode letter. This
message
is
followed
by
message DMSACC726I.
DMSACC7251
cuu
ALSO
=
Imode
l
DISK
The disk specified
by
cuu is the mode disk and an
ACCESS command was issued to assign it another
filemode letter.
DMSACC7261
ICUU
model
RELEASED
The disk being accessed
at
virtual address cuu as a
read/write
disk
is
already accessed
at
a different
mode.
It
is
released from that mode. Or, a disk
currently accessed
at
mode
is
being replaced.
Chapter 7.
VM/PC
Commands 7
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