My current client has a V2X2 and is thinking about replacing it with a
Shark. SnapShot is used to snap 600 volumes in about 5-10 minutes.
The physical tape backups are done from the snaps and take about 8
hours. This DR process is fully tested and works great. My main
concern if we replace
the 1.8 manual has been updated to say
The REXX utility AMDSADDD resides in SYS1.SBLSCLI0
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system but if you have a
plan to upgrade but can't make it by the 1.4 EOS date, skipping the
expensive support contract may be an option
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Personally, I like IBMLINK/2000 better than the VM interface for most
operations. HOWEVER, the VPL application (to view non-OCO IBM module
listings) is available ONLY in the VM interface. As an ISV, we often
use VPL. Until IBM provides an alternate method of accessing the
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extenders. Like CNT, they have units that operate over IP
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//DITTOTT JOB CLASS=A,MSGCLASS=X,MSGLEVEL=(1,1),NOTIFY=SYSUID
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//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//TAPEIN DD UNIT=3490,LABEL=(,SL),VOL=SER=XX,DISP=SHR
//TAPEOUT DD
meant by LBI, which is actually
something quite different (large blocks on TAPE, nothing to do with disk).
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Scan your lisitng for error messages: try FIND P'IDC###'
If there are no errrors but you are still getting the CC=4, you have a
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In fact, my first guess was 64k track limit, but 4000 CYL is 6
tracks. That's less than 64k.
Check the OP. His allocaiton of 4000 cyls worked, but the EXTEND to
another 4000 cyls fails because of the 64K limit
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I would like to break out the 3390 generic into 2
groups; 3390-3 and 3390-9.
Sorry, generics are based on the 4-byte device type in the UCB, and
there is only a single device type for all models of 3390. As others
suggested, esoterics are the way to go
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I have a need to create a report of all catalogued datasets and to
produce
totals by high level qualifiers (at different levels)
of space allocated and used, etc.
Roberto, I can't tell your company name so I can't tell if you are
licensed for FDR products. If you have FDREPORT, you can do
I have had a couple of offline requests for the FDREPORT input to do
what Roberto wants, so here it is. This is a slightly modified version
of a report included in our HealthCheck series (member HCHECK8 in JCLLIB).
//CATDSN EXEC PGM=FDREPORT,REGION=0M
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
TITLE
There is no thus. I've dealt with plenty of LPA-resident code that
wasn't reentrant; in fact, I've dealt with LPA resident code that was
neither reentrant nor refreshable.
I don't doubt you but I am trying to figure out how this could occur.
The LPA is (by default) store protected so an LPA
And that is what makes software patents so frustrating. How do I, as a
programmer, know if some code sequence that I just wrote from my own
head, violates a patent? From what I have been told, it is impossible to
know because only a patent attorney is qualified to make that call. And
if I look
When we do our Disaster recovery tests we wind up do a large amount of
delete noscratch against our user catalogs. We basically uncatalog all
of our disk datasets leaving just the tape datasets in the catalogs.
The catalogs are restored along with full pack restores of certain
volumes. We
From my experience with software patents I've been involved with, one
does not patent code. One patents ideas and techniques. The actual
code implementing those ideas/techniques is not part of the patent,
and can remain a trade secret.
In a patent infringement case I was involved in, the
What is the difference between a DASD device that returns a look-up value
from EDTINFO of X'00012000' and one that returns a value of X'00022000'?
Are these values documented somewhere?
Both of these are for esoteric device names (such as DISK and SYSDA).
They are unique to each
If I understand the filing, I believe that the difference is that both
FLEX-ES and Hercules are in fact instruction simulators, whereas PSI was
producing an instruction emulator.
IBM alleges that what PSI is doing is translating executable object code for
zSeries into executable object code for
We have 1.7 up on our sysprog LPAR. This month is kind of a mess w/ the
holidays vacations, etc. So we're planning on moving it to our test
LPAR 1/6. Any issue with leaving it in the plex for that long ?
You mean that the sysprog LPAR is part of the sysplex including the 1.4
systems?
If so,
If these are VSAM (we can't tell), then each one requires two TIOT slots
if the data and index are on separate volumes.
If they have AIXs with the UPGRADE attribute, then it needs one or two
slots for the AIX,.
Are you sure there are no candidate volumes in the catalog?
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I am listing the catalog and find the data are defined with dynamic
volume
count with 15. then I turn off the data class from 15 to 0. it still
abend
with TITO limit over 32K
will it calculate each dataset with 15*20 bytes? but it only used 1
volume
actually..but not 15 volumes.
Ah,
I see, so I have to reorg the dataset and change it back to volume
count to 1
You may be able to use the IDCAMS command ALTER REMOVEVOLUMES to reduce
the spare candidate volumes in the catalog. Check the syntax
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One solution I have heard used is to start writing at EOT,
and then power down the drive before it has a chance to write
the special EOT mark. A similar system may work on other
drives, but it risks some of the data after the EOT.
Even if that was feasible for m/f tapes, the OP just
Does it write the EOT mark after _every_ write operation?
I don't think so, but I forget how it decides when
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What tiny interval? Open that freshly INITted tape for output,
write one short block, and WTO and WAIT.
Sure, if you want to write a program.
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1. Au contraire, I don't think it says that.
It seems pretty clear to me:
The DCB ABEND exit is provided to give you some options regarding the
action you want the system to take when a condition occurs that may result
in abnormal termination of your task. This exit can be taken any
I think that SYNAD will meet your need
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The z/OS 1.4 to 1.7 migration manual at
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/zoslib/pdf///e0z2m13a.pdf
has some comments about required updates to the CONSOLxx member and
about co-existence PTFs related to console.
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to provide 1.4 service after the
EOS date, but the price may be steep
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Is there a reasonable way for a program to tell if an allocated input
dataset was located via a catalog, or OTOH from a DD statement VOLSER?
In the JFCB, flag JFCCAT in byte JFCBTSSM (JFCB+x'34') indicates that
the dataset is cataloged, which implies it was located via the catalog.
You can
Am I correct in assuming that does not mean what it says; that what it
should say is something like Coding FREE=CLOSE has no effect except when it
is coded in the last jobstep that refers to the dataset?
No effect? FREE=CLOSE deallocates the dataset; if on tape, it frees the
tape drive. It
I called the IBMLINK 800 number and got put thru to some wonk who was
obviously working from a script.
He asked me to start checking Internet Explorer option settings,
although I clearly told him at the start that I use Mozilla Firefox.
After a few minutes of this, I asked if he had logged on to
its not video or flash, but if you go to this link you will find a set
of basic info manuals for z/OS
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/zoslnctr/v1r7/index.jsp
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nothing about the Unix files within the
file system. You can only restore the entire dataset and its
associated file system, not individual Unix files.
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valid on your system
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Of course, none of these problems exist in the current versions of FDR -
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We get calls from customers rather frequently asking this exact same
question. I think it is time for IBM to provide some more detailed
guidance on VTOC and VTOCIX sizes.
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still open and close the output file to indicate this.
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knowledge and low level tools -- same threat
faced in the PC world.
True, but don't forget that the SVA et al compresses the data, and I
don't think that STK/Sun discloses the compression format. Adds another
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We have a version for erasing open system data in BETA test.
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I'm sure you meant to write Native American instead of American
Indian, right?
Native American may be PC, but a few years ago on vacation in Arizona,
we took a tour with a company owned and run by Indians, and our guide
clearly told us that they prefer to be called Indians. Of course, we
had
We created an Extended Format VSAM file. The CI size is 8192 (0x2000). A
LISTCAT of the dataset says that the PHYREC-SIZE is 8192 as well. WRONG!
The physical record size is 8224 (0x2020), due to the 32 (0x20) byte
overhead that is not part of the logical CI. I know because I physically
printed
Gee, I remember way way back when ... in my yuth we
had a 1401 and some one places a small portable radio
next to the CPU and there was a distict music pattern
you could hear on the radio.
Back about 1966, Carnegie-Mellon Univ had an RCA RACE mass storage unit,
with a computer acting as a
Kudos to all those involved - potentially critical fixes were
highlighted ASAP. A service not offered by IBM that I am aware of.
The IBMLINK ASAP application provides prompt notification of APARs
marked HIPER or similar status. However, you have to subscribe to the
FMIDs you are interested
You see the part of about OA18578 which is not available yet! We are
turning ECS off for now. The exposure is still lurking in the shadows.
The PTFs are available as of today.
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2. If you eport a sev1 problem you have to treat it as sev1 (until it
gets lowered). That includes working on the problem in the middle of
the night if that's when IBM comes up with something.
Agreed. Sev1 gets IBMers out of bed if needed. I had a Sev1 once that
got passed from US support
I refuse to admit that this is not kept handy somewhere. ISPF's Dataset
Information has it, why can't I.
ISPF does not display the primary allocation, it displays the first
extent size
General Data Current Allocation
Management class . . : **None**
Now, getting the Dungeon Ma...oops! Duty Manager out of bed at 3am is
entertaining, but not suggested unless you have a Sev1 that's missing its
criteria!
Alan, as an IBMer you would probably know this better than I, but
doesn't duty manager imply that they are on-duty, not just on-call
and
www.ibmlink.ibm.com doesn't get you anywhere except back to the home page
I followed this link,
selected Open a Service Request
selected Software and System z: z/OS SoftwareXcel
and it took me to IBMLINK.
But my bookmarked link is
Uh Oh! Now we have the subject line police. (But you do have a good
and valid point).
He sure does. Sometime back someone started a thread with the subject
Question; what good does that do anyone? In the Assembler List,
there is a current thread with the subject Assembler Question; of
If you can open a PMR against IBMLink when it is down, do so (I have no
idea if you can),
You can, by calling the IBMLINK support line. The problem is that the
support line number appears when you are signed on to IBMLINK.
When it was down a few weeks ago, I spent 5 minutes trying to find
It's better than when physicians ask you what level of pain you are
at. Different people give very different numbers for the same pain
level.
Good analogy! People tend to give pain numbers based on the highest
pain they have ever experienced.
Similarly, someone who has never experienced a
that this only works if a scratch tape was requested (no
volser) in the very first step
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I'm looking for the end of service for 3480 A22 and B22's
My source for info like that is the IBM Sales Manual, which you can
access at the Offering Info site
http://www-306.ibm.com/common/ssi/OIX.wss
For 3480s, it does not show any EOS date for the A22/B22 drives. The
entry was updated
One of the data sets have gone to a second volume.
Subsequent generations were added with
DSN=GDG(+1),LABEL=(n,SL),VOL=SER=(VOL1,VOL2). Access to a single data
set in VOL1 or VOL2 has no problem. Also, access to two or more data
sets that reside in VOL1 in a concatenation has no problem.
I will agree that the GTF documentation is less than clear.
MODE=EXT is the most common way to run GTF. In this mode, GTF writes all
trace data to the output trace dataset immediately. Once you stop the
trace, you can format the trace data with IPCS. But one warning: if you
are outputting to a
ISTR that R14 in a jobstep programme points
directly at an SVC 3 instruction. You used to be able to tell if you were
the jobstep programme by looking at that.
An ATTACHed subtask also gets an R14 that points to the SVC 3 (EXIT) in
the CVT, so your test for jobstep task was never valid.
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in the dataset itself, so they can only be gotten by
referencing the data class, such as DVC, so a change in the DC does
retroactively affect existing datasets. I haven't surveyed the data
class to see what else might apply
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Kudo's to the wizards in IBM!
We work with some of the IBM wizards, especially in the IOS area, and
most of them do deserve the title!
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MFCM. The MF was often rendered in a vulgar fashion. Used on the
360/20.
and the CM was often rendered as card muncher
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Not only that, it is the only emulator I know on which the default
configuration not only works out-of-the-box, but also corresponds to how I
want to use it. Shows that this is a product written by someone who
understands what the needs of the actual worker are.
Agreed. Tom, in his other
can anyone tell me if there is an end of support date for ESCON
connectivity ??
Not that I am aware of. IBM's latest disk and tape and CPU offerings
all still support ESCON.
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(2) a system event that can be seen by system automation or
installation exits upon completion of an individual flash copy.
That would require that the control unit generate a state change
asynch interrupt when each flashcopy relationship is finished. I don't
believe it does so. Some doc
Eric, You have a last name that's probably misspelled/mispronounced as
often as mine is. Smith would be nice.
I'll sell you the rights to use Black for a very reasonable price.
Maybe I should put it on EBay (people will buy anything there!)
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After I submit the above JCL the JOB waits with the below message -
*IEF233A M 0590,R1076A,,EXTRACT,STEP01,SYS1.OS161076.DOCLIB
Then again I issue d u,tape,online -
RESPONSE=LCZOS4S
IEE457I 11.27.46 UNIT STATUS 402
UNIT TYPE STATUSVOLSER
That will round out each CSECT to a 4K multiple. Suppose you want to
link two or more CSECTs together and have the resultant *module* rounded
to a 4K boundary?
In the binder input, the PAGE csectname command will align that csect to
be loaded on a page boundary.
Also, the ORDER statement
Are you asking me to insert the tape? if so the tape is already inserted.
Are you asking me to issue any mount command ? If so I Issued - /M
590,VOL=(SL,R1076A),USE=PUBLIC
Again, I get this message in the log -
*41 IEF235D MOUNT 590 WAITING FOR VOLUMES.TO CANCEL WAIT REPLY 'NO'
Suggest me if
Since this is not an error situation, in the sense that there is an SDWA and
such to be recorded and RTM2 area to look at, what do I tell the slip process
to record such that I can go to the dump, and easily identify the task and PSW
that is walking on a piece of storage? The storage is in
On REFR, when does a module ever get refreshed??
I can conceive of a real storage parity error, where the virtual page is
reassigned to a different real storage page, and the module that
occupied it refreshed. Is this true?
Are there any other reasons to refresh a module?
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Do you have any command for me to try to clear this MountPending error?
Mount Pending is not an error, it means that z/OS does not think that
the tape is ready. You could try ejecting the tape and reentering it
(in general I would not enter the tape until you get the MOUNT message).
You
I thought that if a dset is cataloged to MIGRAT1, I could just select it
and it would be recalled. (??) Isn't that the way it should work?? We do
not use HSM, we use FDR.
Yes, that is the way it should work. What happens instead?
Carol, why aren't you calling us first on questions like
FDRPAS issues a warning message if you swap from a duplexed volume to a
non-duplexed volume, but it lets the swap continue. It currently only
tests for PPRC but we plan to add a test for XRC.
But it must be the responsibility of the customer to decide what to do
about the situation.
To
Given that situation, will FDRPAS allow the Swap to complete?
And When complete the Swap Source has a new Vol=ser= label and
the Swap Target has the Source Vol=ser label.
With FDRPAS, the target disk must be offline when the swap starts. We
will complete the swap, although we do warn that it
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I suspect that most, if not all, HR staffs are woefully ignorant of
the vast variety of titles used to describe mainframe-related positions.
Its been a long time since I had to interview (I've been with Innovation
22 years) but I recall a few cases where I interviewed with a HR wonk
who just
What a terrible thing to say about one's wife !
Talk about a CPU hog!
Luckily, she doesn't read this list gr
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We have had a couple of clients that have verified it
made a very big and noticable improvement when they turned off this option
with CopyCat. And CopyCat is simply doing OPEN TYPE=J after increasing the
file-sequence number for the next volume, and the allocation of course has
RETAIN coded on
Hi All. It's me again. I am not at my main site, so I am depending on the
WEB for FDR documentation. I KNOW that IBM has a website that holds FDR
doc. I'm having trouble finding it; just the LasCon website (which is
good) and the Innovations website that has a lot of advertisement but not
It is in ALLOCxx and it is actually VERIFY_VOL POLICY(YES)
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VERIFY_VOL POLICY(YES|NO) was new in z/OS 1.7, and the default is YES
Russ, do you have any idea if this affects programs like FDRABR and
COPYCAT which create multiple files in the same program execution? The
text refers to passed and RETAINed tapes, but it is not clear about
multiple
VERIFY_VOL POLICY(YES|NO) was new in z/OS 1.7
Sorry, spoke too fast. It was introduced in z/OS 1.5
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Russ, do you have any idea if this affects programs like FDRABR and
COPYCAT which create multiple files in the same program execution?
The text refers to passed and RETAINed tapes, but it is not clear
about multiple OPENs.
We have the default of YES, so I GTF traced a multiple file create on
I must admit that my definition of mainframe may be tainted. NaSPA
stopped being a mainframe magazine several years ago.
I dropped my membership years ago, after being a fairly active member,
because the magazine started to heavily focus on non-MVS systems and
became of little use to me. I
Currently the link (www.naspa.com/2020)
doesn't work but I sent them a message about it.
the link is working now.
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forgive the history, but early in our marriage, my computer operator
wife (how we met is another story) got a job with a small insurance co
with a s/360-22 running some flavor of DOS (I think). She worked
overnight, and she loaded the card read, submitted the jobs, and took
out her novel.
but when we REALLY need FDR, the z/OS system is down.
Which is why we provide a CD with all the doc in Bookmanager and PDF
format, plus the Bookmanager software and some Adobe Reader software to
install.
Plus, customers with an access code (provided free) can access the PDFs
of the manuals
Also, provide
SAR(Standalone Restore) to boot directly from DASD.
Now you can boot SAR directly from our documentation CD! If the HMC has
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I, personally, believe the answer is number 2. IBM likely wants to kill
the zSeries.
Unlikely, I think. I can testify that IBM puts in a lot of effort
taking care of their largest customers, who are on z/OS with large DASD
farms. That is why they invented the 3390-27, 3390-54, and alternate
and options, and most customers
don't. We be selective about what we document to keep the size down,
since we have a lot of options, especially for Archive
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Seriously - there is nothing wrong with a vendor having undocumented
features or parameters etc. as long as they don't intend for customers
to use them on a regular basis or without the direction of their
support. I don't know where this example fits in.
Exactly. Thanks, Mark. SCAN=ALL is
, with PTFs released on 8/29/06, updated ANTTREXX.
APAR OA04022, from 2004, added 4 members in SAMPLIB showing how to do
various functions (flashcopy, pprc, etc) using ANTTREXX.
So I don't think it is going away
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I emailed Carol a description of the undocumented operand SCAN=ALL
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