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DSKUSE RECENT CHANGES (PDL)
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5/11/76
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1) New command with old name: :DSKUSE % <user> tells you how
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full a directory is. The command that used to be called % is
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now called $ (dollar-sign).
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2/21/76
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1) .INFO.;DSKUSE INFO exists!
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2) Really, truly understands unmounted packs.
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3) Slight change in JCL line @ and & commands. You may now give an
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optional output file spec in the JCL line to direct output there
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instead of the TTY or the TPL.
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4) When in command mode after * command, now takes syllable input
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instead of single character. In other words, terminate with <cr>.
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Now accepts names of columns as args in this mode as well as numbers.
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1/9/76
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1) Now understands that it is possible to have inactive disk packs.
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I.e.; should work on MC machine.
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2) Doesn't bother you with Quota/Allocation info if the totals for
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same are zero. I.e.; works on AI and ML machines.
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10/7/75 & 10/8/75
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DSKUSE has been updated to understand (somewhat) the additions to the
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disk code involving allocations and such:
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1) On single user DSKUSEs, if the user has a quota but no allocation
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it is printed. If he has an allocation it is printed. If he has an
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allocation and his quota is not the same, it too is printed (this is
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usually the result of an administrative glitch). If he is over his
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quota, a star ("*") is printed to the right of his total of blocks.
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2) On multiple user DSKUSEs, two new columns, called (strangely enough)
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"Quota" and "Alloc" have been added. The same procedure described
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above is followed in printing each individual's summary.
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Another section at the top is tables of garbage about each disk. It
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is similar to what is output by the new command "#".
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3) New command: ">" on JCL line causes DSKUSE to check your standing
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vis a vis your quota and either do nothing or say:
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<you> OVER QUOTA BY <howmany> BLOCKS
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This is a useful thing to stuff in your .DDT_ file.
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4) Another new command: "#" on JCL line causes DSKUSE to grovel print
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stuff similar to what "%" prints plus a table of information about
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each disk. This grovels over all UFDs just like "*" so it takes a
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little while.
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69) AI and ML have quotas and allocations but don't use them yet (if
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ever). Eventually DSKUSE will figure this out on the fly.
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5/7/73
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0. Uses .BREAK 12, so will work in DDT as well as MONIT
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1. Now prints system and culprit ("DM DISK USAGE by PDL")
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2. Can get simultaneous users and blocks printout with &
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3. @ only opens disk file, does not output a sort
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4. B/F now prints only 3 or 4 digits
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5. Sort column is underlined
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6. Top level & is like @ & would be if that worked
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7. Disk output is to TPL: instead of DSK:
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8. As reads image dirs, no longer prints output as it goes
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to convince you it is still alive
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PRINTS OUT DISK STATS.
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TYPE TO MONIT:
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1. DSKUSE <UNAME> or
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2. DSKUSE * N or DSKUSE @ N or DSKUSE &
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* OR @ DOES FOR ALL USERS
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* MAKES INITIAL OUTPUT TO TTY
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@ MAKES INITIAL OUTPUT TO "DSKUSE OUTPUT"
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"N" IS COLUMN OF OUTPUT TO SORT ON
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WILL OUTPUT TO TTY. WHEN DONE,
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TYPE COLUMN NUMBER FOR A NEW SORT, OR
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"Q" TO QUIT.
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TYPE @ TO ENTER OUTPUT TO DSK MODE, IF NOT ALREADY
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IN IT BY INITIAL "DSKUSE @".
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COLUMNS ARE 0 -- UNAME (IF NO N TYPED, N = 0)
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1 -- # OF FILES
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2 -- # OF LINKS
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3 -- # OF BLOCKS
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4 -- AVERAGE BLOCKS PER FILE
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3. Character "&" as top-level command makes initial
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output combined username and blocks sort to disk.
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This sort may be gotten at any time thereafter by "&"
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as command character.
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4. Prints out "global" disk statistics at top of output:
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a. System (AI, DM, or ML)
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b. Who did it
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c. DATE and TIME dskuse was done
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d. Number of USERS on disk
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e. AVERAGE blocks per user dir.
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f. Number of FREE blocks on the disk
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--pdl (4/28/72)
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