Re: Mount DASD as read-only
- From: bblack@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Bruce Black)
- Date: 23 Feb 2006 08:25:56 -0800
that is true, the target volume of a local or remote copy may be read-only (depends on the vendor and may be customizable). But that is different from making the source (online) volume read-only.
We have read only dasd volumes.
We have a EMC's Symmetrix DASD cabinet with SRDF's remote copy. What we have
online as read only is the destination volume of the remote copy witch is
read-only for MVS. So, if we dont want to allow a partition to be able to
write to a specific volume, we vary online the "destination" device.
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Bruce A. Black
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