On Fri, 11 Jun 2004 09:18:54 +0100, Perryman, Brian [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi folks
Hopefully Mike Wood will jump in here..
Is it possible to get RMM to specify what volume is used when a scratch
tape is requested? We have a virtual tape device (BusTech's 'Mainframe
Appliance for
And just to clear up any confusion, WebSphere Application Server for z/OS
(WAS) is not a prerequisite for WebSphere Developer for zSeries (WDz).
WebSphere is a brand (like Mercedes or Lexus), so the prerequisites
(if any) will vary. Although if you say I'm running WebSphere for z/OS,
we still
OK, I've got a component trace of SYSOMVS and formatted via IPCS but
where are the trace entries documented/mapped? I've been looking
through TFM but can't find it.
And you're not goint to. AFAIK, the only place you can find a mapping of the
trace entries for the various ctraces is in the module
SLIP SET,IF,ACTION=TRACE,PVTMOD=(CSVLLIX1,00,19A),END
For slip traps on private modules I always use MODE=HOME.
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Paul/John: I remember the same item and if memory serves, they just
switched off the recording in the SMF PARMs. I'm a little rusty here but I
think the records are essentially built regardless and the only question is
do you want to record it or not. I may not quite have it right but I'm
sure
Hi all,
I'm currently finished writing a new replacement command script processor
because trying to update the old version ran into too many issues and just
was running into too many walls. I've also decided to add quite a few new
options since the new program is capable of handling things much
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On Fri, 11 Jun 2004 09:18:54 +0100, Perryman, Brian [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi folks
Hopefully Mike Wood will jump in here..
Is it possible to get RMM to specify what volume is used when a scratch
tape is
Greetings,
An updated level of DAF is available at:
http://www.geocities.com/michaeljosephcleary/
Changes include:
Add keyword STEP
Add message DAF519W for VLF Trimmed
Add SMF Record Type 41 Subtype 01 support
Add SMF Record
Timothy Sipples wrote:
And just to clear up any confusion, WebSphere Application Server for z/OS
(WAS) is not a prerequisite for WebSphere Developer for zSeries (WDz).
WebSphere is a brand (like Mercedes or Lexus), so the prerequisites
(if any) will vary. Although if you say I'm running
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 04/25/2006
at 10:25 AM, Binyamin Dissen [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
For his needs, only the first had to be checked. I doubt that there
is much he should do if random unlike datasets were concatenated.
Put out an intelligible error message and as nonzero return code.
It
Hi all,
This is the first time I am coding in ReXX.
I need to submit a job using my Rexx program.
The job looks something like this:
//S2C9011 JOB (S2C9,XX,TI),'',
// MSGCLASS=T,
// NOTIFY=SYSUID,
I just did the same thing for a DS6800 planned install and you might to
note that even though I ordeed -all- of the recommended (with pres., cos.
etc) I didn't get some of the pre's. Fortunately I stay very current on
maint. and the only 3 out of the list that actually RECEIVED had nothing
to
The file tailoring ( FTINCL ) is failing so the job is only partially
submitted.
FT doesn't like special characters like and , so either remove your
comments or I think you can code which will get interpreted as .
Check the ISPF manuals...
Paul
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I agree with Ed Jaffe's reply: Using CVTLINK is just fine. The system
treats that as use the LNKLST that this address space is using whether
that be the IPL-time LNKLST or some other..
LOAD with ADDR= is relatively absurd, imo, unless you provide a directory
entry (in which case you do not have
It's rare that I catch Jim Mulder in a glitch, but this was one such time.
.
SLIP PVTMOD does not work for CSVLLIX1 because the module is loaded to
common via LOAD with DE (directed load) and no CDE is created on the JPQ
for such a situation. In order to trace CSVLLIX1 you need to find its
Can't we just add to the D LLA command the address of the exit (if
active) like we do to the D EXIT,DIAG command?
It would make this task easier (and supported).
Mark Jacobs
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SYSOMVS trace entries are not documented. There are thousands of them and
they were created primarily to allow USS service to debug problems.
One tip: if you look for SYSCALL EXIT trace entries, the last 3 words
contain Return value, Errno, ErrnoJr.
By scanning the trace for you can
Shouldn't that be DED!!! Or maybe DOH!!!
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Hi,
Can anyone give me a idea of the cost of IBM WebSphere Developer for
zSeries V6.0.1?
Thanks,
Craig
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Has anyone got this working with Top Secret???
Yes, I know of several customers using Top Secret and SMP/E RECEIVE
ORDER successfully and happily.
We got a cookbook from CA outlining the steps but so far we
haven't successfully managed to retrieve any service.
A cookbook? Is it
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Subject: WebSphere Developer for zSeries V6.0.1 Cost?
Hi,
Can anyone give me a idea of the cost of
I had a Technology guru test running SQUID under Linux under z/VM and he
used most of our z890 IFL.
And almost any Oracle application programmer can write a bad query that will
get Oracle to eat an IFL.
With better application choices, tens, hundreds of Linux images can run
nicely on an IFL
Hi Rashmi,
In response to your query:
I need to submit a job using my Rexx program.
The job looks something like this:
//S2C9011 JOB (S2C9,XX,TI),'',
// MSGCLASS=T,
// NOTIFY=SYSUID,
//*
Isn't SMP/E Internet
Service Retrieval just a sort of FTP implementation??
Nope. Well, FTP is part of it. SMP/E Internet Service Retrieval (SMP/E
RECEIVE ORDER command) encompasses both ordering and download of PTFs
and HOLDDATA. It submits requests for PTFs and HOLDDATA to an IBM
server
Thomas Kern wrote:
I had a Technology guru test running SQUID under Linux under z/VM and he
used most of our z890 IFL.
And almost any Oracle application programmer can write a bad query that will
get Oracle to eat an IFL.
With better application choices, tens, hundreds of Linux images can run
Thanks John, I agree, that's too much for us also.
Craig
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Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 9:05 AM
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Cross posted to IBM-MAIN and MVS-OE
I opened an ETR/ASKQ --- here's the reply
Hello Ken,
unfortunately, the only externalized information about ctraces
can be found in the MVS Diagnosis: Tools and Service Aids.
On Wed, 2006-04-26 at 09:49 -0400, Porowski, Ken wrote:
I opened an ETR/ASKQ --- here's the reply
...
The record contents are OCO and I
can't disclose you the meaning of the fields.
What a load of horsesh1t(*) .
If it isn't bad enough that we have to put up with OCO
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Thomas Kern wrote:
I had a Technology guru test running SQUID under Linux under z/VM and he
used most of our z890 IFL.
And almost any Oracle application programmer can write a bad query that will
get Oracle to eat an
What a load of horsesh1t(*) .
If it isn't bad enough that we have to put up with OCO code-base,
we now have to put up with OCO diagnostic data
What good is the diagnostic data without the code? So you get a RC of
XYZ from a module you never heard of doing an undisclosed function. What
would
On Wed, 2006-04-26 at 10:17 -0400, Bob Shannon wrote:
What good is the diagnostic data without the code? So you get a RC of
XYZ from a module you never heard of doing an undisclosed function. What
would that tell you?
So, you're advocating IBM should tear up the Diagnostics manuals, and
stop
What good is the diagnostic data without the code? So you get a RC of
XYZ from a module you never heard of doing an undisclosed function.
What would that tell you?
So, you're advocating IBM should tear up the Diagnostics manuals, and
stop shipping IPCS and any other diagnostic aids to
But some of the info could be of value.
In my case I was tracing FILE entries. It would have been nice to know
if the VN_RDWR trace entry was a read or a write and maybe to what file
etc.
I doubt my issue was a 'defect' so why would I open a defect ETR just to
have someone tell me what I was
You know, I have never quite comprehended the rationale behind charging
more for a floating license than for a static user license. I mean, you could
make a weak argument that the customer could get more use out of the product
with a floating license by exactly the scenario you
I doubt my issue was a 'defect' so why would I open a defect ETR just
to have someone tell me what I was doing?
I would think that IBM would like us to debug our own problems (or at
least try) before 'bothering' them with diags.
I agree with you philosophically, but reality is different. I had
On 21 Apr 2006 10:10:26 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jousma,
David) wrote:
All,
We are evaluating making a change from MLA(1) to MLA(2). I've read
through Managing Catalogs, and there seem to be a few issues that could
present themselves in a MLA environment. I'm looking for some real
I don't feel guilty, we're paying for the support.
I just like to do as much as I can on my own, how else can I be a Guru
when I grow up?
Anyone know if a SHARE requirement for better trace info might get
anywhere? Or maybe enhanced IPCS formatting of the trace entries? It's
probably been
We presently have zOS1.7 in test under VM here. We made a copy of
the system volumes for use on another mainframe also running VM.
When we go to ipl 1.7 on the other mainframe running VM, the
following message appears.
IEF431E ZERO QMPA POINTER FOUND. SWA MANAGER REASON CODE=3C
Does
Thank you, Frank, your suggestion worked for a while until I stumbled over a
different set of record combinations, which I try to illustrate like this:
Input1:
A1 A1
A1 X1
A1 X2
Input2:
A1 123
X1 123
X1 ABC
Expected output:
A1 A1 123
A1 X1 123
A1 X1 ABC
i.e. the second column in
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Shane
Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 9:12 AM
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Subject: Re: ARGH! SYSOMVS Component Trace - Trace entry mapping
On Wed, 2006-04-26 at 09:49 -0400, Porowski,
Thanks Mark. What about dataset aliases? Is there a requirement that
the real dataset and the alias have to be in the same catalog?
Thanks again, Dave
Dave Jousma
Principal Systems Programmer
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All,
I received a call and some follow up literature on server from
Platform Solutions (sold by T3). Being a former Amdahl customer, I have
some interest but I was wondering if any one has seen one of these boxes
in action. I'd appreciate any insight or experience.
Thanks,
Tim Leitner
On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 11:09:30 -0300, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) shmuel+ibm-
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This is my 4th attempt to reply to this posting. Please forgive me if one
or more of the previous copies show up.
...
I think the text you found logically, if not chronologically,
precedes the
Hi,
This thread was very timely. I have an SFM policy and it has worked
fine since I had it setup a couple years ago.
Last Thursday we had a CEC outage and lost 6 of the 8 systems in this
Parallel Sysplex at the same time and an ICF on the same CEC as those 6
systems. Yeah that hurt:-( Another
Duane,
When I first became aware of the LookAt function on the IBM web pages
( http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/zos/bkserv/lookat/ )
I immediately stored the URL among my favourites - (actually spelled
Favorites, of course).
Rushing off to do the same when I saw your post, I
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Hello all,
I have a current work around for this issue : (delete all unused aliases
around 10k.)
My question(s) : What if I had 19K active TSO users. Say 30,000.
My Coworker says that we would have to reengineer our dataset naming
standards and make TSO alias another qualifier other the
On Wed, 26 Apr 2006 02:25:37 -0500, Brian Westerman
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Any suggestions?
Brian
Well Briansince you asked
I was looking at the current version of this facility to replace a not-
terribly-robust homegrown process. The one thing I found to be missing
was the
Dave,
If they are master catalog aliases. Then there is a limitation of the size
of the record. 32K.
Just posted my issue:Master Catalog maxed out w/19k Alias.
Kevin
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Sent:
I'm working on this right now!
Here's what I'm stuck on now:
RECEIVE SYSMODS
ORDER(ORDERSERVER(SERVER) CLIENT(CLIENT)
CONTENT(RECOMMENDED))
DELETEPKG.
-- url=https://eccgw01.boulder.ibm.com/services/projects/ecc/ws
GIM20313S ** THERE IS A SYNTAX ERROR IN THE
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HRC-Alexandria/EDS
Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 10:47 AM
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Subject: Master Catalog maxed out w/19k Alias.
Hello all,
I have a current work
Clark, Kevin D, HRC-Alexandria/EDS wrote:
Hello all,
I have a current work around for this issue : (delete all unused aliases
around 10k.)
My question(s) : What if I had 19K active TSO users. Say 30,000.
My Coworker says that we would have to reengineer our dataset naming
standards
This SOUNDS like a school project. If so, what does your text book show?
If not, exactly WHY do you want this type of thing? There are bunches of
teach yourself COBOL programs which have sample code. Check any of them
out. (Make certain that you get one that includes '85 Standard code, not
John,
Excellent Question:
The master catalog holds aliases in two records 1) for the absolute aliases
and 2) for the Relate to the UserCat.
I am researching on which one filled up. So simply adding more UCATS would
take care if the second issue.
But what about the first alias entry
John,
And short-order to boot - isn't that the trans-pond terminology?
I have two comments:
1. Something like this happened to the Field Engineer or Customer
Engineer some time ago. I had a problem with a 3174 and determined that it
must be in the connections from the 25-pin socket to wherever
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HRC-Alexandria/EDS
Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 11:14 AM
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Subject: Re: Master Catalog maxed out w/19k Alias.
John,
Excellent Question:
Remember what the O in OMVS used to mean?
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I'm working on
Well, today thru Friday, and I'm done at PH. Monday when I came in, I
discovered the network was down. Our network guy was in at the
datacenter and unplugged it. Later in the day, the Hitachi guy erased
all of the dasd, and the IBM guy unplugged the CPU and put it in the
corner awaiting
That was it, I used cut n' paste from the doc, go figure.
My next problem is that I guess z/OS 1.7 doesn't include Java.
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Eric Bielefeld wrote:
Well, today thru Friday, and I'm done at PH.
[snip]
Oh well, back to my spreadsheet for tapes. I'll keep reading the
list. Hopefully, my postings won't ever get as far out of date as
someone's I won't mention by name.
Best wishes to you. And thanks for sharing your
Kevin,
The physical limitation for the number of aliases related to a user catalog
is determined by the maximum record length for the master catalog. The
user catalog connector record contains the user catalog name, ownership
cell information, a volume cell (including the volser and
Sam,
Can you give us more details on what caused the outage?
Dave
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Tony,
Thanks, I can do the math and revise my maximum as it relates to 5 usercats.
As far as the 19KGilda Radnor of SNL used to say NeverMind
Kevin
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Sent: Wednesday, April 26,
Roberto R. wrote on 04/26/2006 08:06:33 AM:
Thank you, Frank, your suggestion worked for a while until I stumbled
over a
different set of record combinations, which I try to illustrate like
this:
Input1:
A1 A1
A1 X1
A1 X2
Input2:
A1 123
X1 123
X1 ABC
Expected output:
A1 A1
I think the poster is our old DMV hacker guy who was visiting the list a few
months ago. He should just Google his subject line and he'll get a perfect
sample on his first try.Hint: It doesn't matter if it's DMV, FBI or your
local insurance company - it all looks the same, more or less.
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Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 12:42 PM
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok I've been hearing about how great
I think we can be more helpful to this poor guy after all COBOL code won't help
him, what he needs is executable code so here is a piece of an online program
to make cash payments.
074A47FA 0008D237 C0A0501C 5851
121147B0 F1FE92C1 501947F0 F20292C1
500F982E C0A058F1 92F3
Anne Lynn Wheeler wrote:
the lack of clearcut and unambiguous separation of system command and
control from system use ... permeating all aspects of design and
implementation can lead to large number of integrity and security problems.
ref:
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2006h.html#39 Mainframe
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I think we can be more helpful to this poor guy after all
COBOL code won't help him, what he needs is executable code
so here is a piece of an online program to make cash payments.
074A47FA 0008D237
Up until now, we had our production and test/development on one LPAR.
Everything is managed by one HSM.
The plan is to move test/development onto another LPAR - but this is still
in planning and SLA process.
My plan is to start moving all the test/development files to a separate
group of
Anne Lynn Wheeler wrote:
the lack of clearcut and unambiguous separation of system command and
control from system use ... permeating all aspects of design and
implementation can lead to large number of integrity and security
problems.
oh ... and for slight drift ... a couple of posts
Hi Dave,
We are still working on that but if you have a z9-109 2094 CPU there is
a recent level of microcode (MCL) 082.J99673 which is marked HIPER that
you will probably want to have on. We had what may or may not have
been a real hardware failure in an MBA fanout card. The processor
If you have CICS TS 3.1 - you get one WDfZ for free, even upgrade to it for
free from preceeding WSED .
Shmuel Koller
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Sanjay Kumar, the former CEO of CA, pleaded guilty to financial fraud
charges today when he appeared in federal court in Brooklyn.
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/461897/248833/16849/2/
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If I understand this correctly I need a different solution depending on if I
have duplicates in input1 or input2, is this true? My situation is that
input1 consists of roughly 10.000 records and input2 about 350.000 records,
and I have no idea how or where duplicates exist. I take this as there
On Wed, 26 Apr 2006 10:56:39 -0400, Porowski, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
...
Anyone know if a SHARE requirement for better trace info might get
anywhere? Or maybe enhanced IPCS formatting of the trace entries? It's
probably been tried before.
...
This would have to be done product by
In
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
on 04/26/2006
at 03:39 PM, Rashmi Nijaguni Mogali [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
This is the first time I am coding in ReXX.
It's not a REXX issue.
The job is getting submitted but the procedure is not getting
executed.
Read the description of file tailoring skeletons in the
Thats not quite true. You have memory tied up in the Lpar definition,
unless you can define it to use shared memory. (I don't know how to do
that).
Eric Bielefeld
Sr. Systems Programmer
PH Mining Equipment
414-671-7849
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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From: Edward Jaffe
Eric Bielefeld wrote:
Thats not quite true. You have memory tied up in the Lpar definition,
unless you can define it to use shared memory. (I don't know how to do
that).
No. Memory is allocated to _active_ LPARs only. Inactive LPARs use no
memory or CPU resources.
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Thats not quite true. You have memory tied up in the Lpar definition, unless
you can define it to use shared memory.
If the LPAR is de-activated, the memory doesn't count.
The problem can be:
ES/9000, 9672, and prior you can have the LPAR's come up de-activated at POR.
Our experience (3 years
Hi Rob,
Can you get rid of the duplicates? You could do that with SORT and then
do the match on that files with duplicates removed? Not intuitive but
it might actually be faster than processing once with a user written
program and no code to manage only utility statements.
Best
Roberto R. wrote on 04/26/2006 03:23:20 PM:
If I understand this correctly I need a different solution depending on
if I
have duplicates in input1 or input2, is this true? My situation is that
input1 consists of roughly 10.000 records and input2 about 350.000
records,
and I have no idea how
or you could load it to DB2 and use SQL to get the cartesian join (the SQL
people get excited about calling a many to many merge by different names)
select tab1col1, tab1col2, tab2col2 from input1 inner join input2 on
tab1col2 = tab2col1.
The cartesian join will match duplicate keys from either
Sure. I use Wintel at home because I can't afford the electric bill for
a zSeries mainframe.
They choose the platform based on their needs. If you have 5 users that
need a file server, well a zSeries mainframe may be a bit overkill.
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Could I get some specific
Pat,
Comments are embedded.
Incidentally what is this web interface with which you are having so much
trouble?
Chris Mason
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Hi,
How does your home-grown utility currently do this? It would be interesting
to hear.
I see what you're talking about, but the problem with processing old
messages are VERY difficult to handle. For example, the control given to
CICS message might have been issued 4 days before the script is
In
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
on 04/26/2006
at 11:47 AM, Clark, Kevin D, HRC-Alexandria/EDS
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
My question(s) : What if I had 19K active TSO users. Say 30,000.
Balance them among multiple user catalogs.
My Coworker says that we would have to reengineer our dataset
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 04/26/2006
at 10:34 AM, Patrick O'Keefe [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
A search of the web shows an -02 version of
SNA FORMAT AND PROTOCOL REFERENCE: ARCHITECTURAL LOGIC (SC30-3112).
That's the edition I have.
If you have a copy of that I'd strongly recommend you hold onto
In
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
on 04/26/2006
at 11:33 AM, Rugen, Len [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
My next problem is that I guess z/OS 1.7 doesn't include Java.
That depends on what you mean by include. AFAIK it's a no charge
feature. I'd advise going over your ServerPac order to see whether
anything else
On Thu, 27 Apr 2006 03:35:32 +0200, Chris Mason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
Incidentally what is this web interface with which you are having so much
trouble?
...
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Control over activation of every defined LPAR has been available in the
'RESET' or POR profile since the first 9672 of the mid 90s. A trap that's
easy to fall into, whenever customizing or editing the POR profile, is the
HMC's generous offer to synchronize the activation set with the list of
On Wed, 26 Apr 2006 20:43:06 -0400, John S. Giltner, Jr.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sure. I use Wintel at home because I can't afford the electric bill for
a zSeries mainframe
Actually John, you're joking (I think... :-) ) but you have touched on a
serious problem for the distributed server
Hi Kees and Brian,
Hopefully the following dialog might help clarify matters for you, which I
feel is more of a generic “process” with TMS and VTL/ATL scratch
synchronization, as opposed to a DFSMSrmm and Bus-Tech MAS issue:
1) Both the MAS and DFSMSrmm keep scratch inventories and over time a
Ted MacNEIL wrote:
Here's how you do it on a z800. On the Partitions tab of the Reset Profile,
you specify the order in which the partitions are activated. If no order is specified for
a partition, it is not activated.
That makes sense!
Simple!
We didn't have the option on the z/900's
At 21:56 -0300 on 04/26/2006, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) wrote about
Re: Master Catalog maxed out w/19k Alias.:
[1] I don't recall the exact lyrics, but the relevant line is
something like
Good advice, good advice,
good advice costs nothing and is worth the price.
As song by Allen
What good is the diagnostic data without the code? So you get a RC of
XYZ from a module you never heard of doing an undisclosed function. What
would that tell you?
From experience (when I had OCO-access while I was IBM) I know that the
return codes are usually described in some non-OCO
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