IBM - Data Facility - Hierarchical Storage Manager - Version 2 Release 5.0 - Diagnosis Reference Volume 4

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From the preface:

"This book is intended to help you diagnose DFHSM problems. It contains internal product information that is provided as additional guidance on diagnosing DFHSM. The information in this book must not be used for programming purposes.

This book describes the logic of Data Facility Hierarchical Storage Manager (DFHSM) routines. This information is for support personnel who require a detailed knowledge of the DFHSM organization and data areas.

Note: Any references to HSM in this book pertain to Version 1 Release 3 or earlier
of the Hierarchical Storage Manager."

Reference Number : LY35-0104-0

Date Published : December 1989

Manufacturer : IBM

Format : PDF

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH9421. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

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