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Managing Volumes
Concepts
OpenVMS deals with disk, CD-ROM, and tape device objects as volumes. The generic definition of a volume is a logical unit of storage. A volume is a logical unit because a logical definition governs data storage to the physical medium. For the operating system to see the volume, it must be mounted with the DCL MOUNT command.
Objectives
  • Differentiate disk and tape terminology
  • Describe On Disk Structure (ODS)
  • Discuss Record Management Services (RMS)
  • Perform DCL commands to create and manage disk volumes
  • Apply file protections and Access Control Lists (ACLs) to disk files
  • Perform disk volume maintenance tasks
  • Perform DCL commands to create and manage tape volumes
Topics
  • Disk and tape lexicon
  • Files–11 On Disk Structure (ODS)
  • RMS Concepts
  • Creating and managing volumes
    • Viewing device information
    • Initializing a volume
    • Managing a volume
  • Protecting files on disk
  • Creating and managing tape volumes
  • Maintaining disks
 

Course Information

Title: Managing Volumes
  Code: vp200-07
  Hours: 3.0
 

Modules in this Series
OpenVMS System Management I
 
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