z/OS V1R9.0 UNIX System Services Command ... - Christian Grothoff

automount
name *
type HFS
filesystem OMVS.HFS.USER.
mode rdwr
duration 30
delay 10
parm SYNC(60)
tag text,819
28 z/OS V1R9.0 UNIX System Services Command Reference
Four special symbols are supported to provide name substitution:
used to represent the name exactly, as is.
used to represent the name in uppercase characters.
or &SYSNAME. used to substitute the system name.
Best practice: IBM suggests that you consider using &SYSNAME..
is only temporarily supported for compatibility.
You can use these when specifying a file system name or file system
parameter that has a specific form with the name inserted as a qualifier.
Following is a list of supported keywords. You can enter keywords using
mixed case letters. Some arguments require mixed case.
Rule: allocany, allocuser, and lowercase are valid on any specification,
but are meaningful only on the generic entry.
allocany allocation-spec
Specifies the allocation parameters when using automount to
allocate HFS or zFS file systems, keeping in mind that zFS is the
preferred file system. allocany will cause an allocation if the data
set does not exist for any name looked up in the
automount-managed directory.
allocation–spec
A string that specifies allocation keywords. The following
keywords can be specified in the string:
space(primary–alloc[,secondary alloc])
cyl | tracks | block(block size)
vol(volser[,volser]...)
maxvol(num–volumes)
unit(unit–name)
storclas(storage–class)
mgmtclas(management–class)
dataclas(data–class)
The next four keywords are added as appropriate:
dsn(filesystem)
dsntype(hfs)
dir(1)
new
allocuser allocation–spec
Specifies the allocation parameters when using automount to
allocate HFS or zFS file systems, keeping in mind that zFS is the
preferred file system. allocuser will cause an allocation to occur
only if the name looked up matches the user ID of the current user.