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SUMMARY:Why Is My Dataset on Volume XYZ123?
DESCRIPTION:Jerry Spencer (Precisely)\n\nI followed the documentation care
 fully.  My JCL was set up to use storage group ABCSG where all the volumes
  start with ABC.  After my job ran my dataset was on volume XYZ123 which m
 eant it had used storage group XYZSG.  I opened a ticket and 10 minutes la
 ter a harried storage administrator told me that they had reviewed the ACS
  routines and they hadn't found anything wrong and they closed the ticket.
   What is an ACS routine?  What was he looking at?  Is there something I c
 an do to investigate this problem further?  In this session I will discuss
  the ACS routines and the SMS specifications they control.  I will also sh
 ow you some tools that both storage administrators and regular users can u
 se to solve the mystery of why my dataset was not allocated using the stor
 age group I wanted.\n\nTrack: Operations Management and Automation, Storag
 e Management, Systems Management and Automation\n\nAudience Level: Interme
 diate\n\nLearning Objectives: Optimize Storage and Data Movement\n\nSessio
 n Chair: Thomas Conley (BMC)\n\n
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