Re: dasd utilization at 99.56%

[Pat Barber <mboceanside@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I recall an IBMer giving a speech on this subject and according to him,
the system will stop allowing jobs to start but will continue to run.

It will also stop any sign on attempts except from the console.

I don't believe you can actually stop it dead, but certainly put the
system in a position that it can no longer process work.

A very full system will continue to run in my opinion, although you may
not like the method it chooses to run.

Walden H. Leverich wrote:
> When it runs out of space. Not when it's "almost out", or "nearly out",
> or "damn close to out", but out. 
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