Disk Volume Layout Examples
The examples show in what arrangement IOCS writes labels on volumes,
cylinders, and tracks on output. IOCS expects labels to be so arranged
on input. Each of the examples shows:
- How the space on the volume is used (cylinder distribution).
- The layout of the track with volume labels and VTOC.
Some of the examples give the contents of extent fields of the first format-1 label and the format-4 label in the VTOC.
The examples are:
- A CKD volume of 410 cylinders with the VTOC beginning on track 1 of cylinder 100 – Figure 1.
- A CKD volume of 202 cylinders with disk files that have user-standard labels – Figure 2.
- A multivolume VSAM layout showing the relationship between the labels, the catalog, the data space, and the files – Figure 4.