Hi Jim -
I use the zOS MVS Diagnosis: Reference manual for that.
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/zos/v1r13/topic/com.ibm.zos.r13.ieav200/bpfind.htm#bpfind
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Is this issue described by APAR OA29163?
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This sounds like OA32120.
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--it all ends up in uncaptured
time... I don't know if this is applicable to your situation or not, but
figured
that it might be worth a look.
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to the previous
behavior. If/when DB2 has the performance problem that started the whole
bloody mess, we may revisit the issue--hopefully long after all of the vendors
have corrected their code.
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is being backed up.
But once we got everything corrected, it all seems to be working as designed
and we are using the default 97 PERCENTFULL value. The ML2 recall times
have been slightly increased as compared to the 9840C, but the backups run
lickedy-split.
Thanks for asking.
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have this
issue? What did you do to correct it?
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Dave/Rick -
I believe that the HSM folks want to use them for all HSM functions, but I
think the function that is failing at this point is ML2. We have PERCENTFULL
set to 97% and IBM is telling us that the PERCENTFULL values greater than
100% is only valid for 3490-type virtual tape. In
).
And other than setting DVIO=NO and HIPERDISPATCH=YES, we use all other
default values.
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Howard -
I believe that is because SMP/E does not OPEN the data sets for an APPLY
CHECK. That's why an APPLY CHECK can end with a CC 0, yet when the
SYSMODs are actually applied, the data set can run out of directory blocks or
space and the APPLY will fail.
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storage leak
that
is currently under investigation.
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this and they had suggested an MVS exit, but I figured the automated
operations route was easier.
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Try setting your terminal type in ISPF Settings to '6' = 3278T.
Ed -
I don't know how you figure this stuff out, but that did the trick!
Amazing...!
Thanks!
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* Ô[,MF=(L,xmfctrl»,xmfattr|0Dº)]
* Ô[,MF=(M,xmfctrl»,COMPLETE|NOCHECKº)]
* ¿[,MF=(E,xmfctrl»,COMPLETE|NOCHECKº)]
What am I missing...??
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it's not just me!!
FWIW, the characters to the right of the equal signs (and elsewhere) are x'8B'
(bracketing the data with the x'9B'--no pun intended, of course).
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Ummm. Maybe. The TCPIP NJE address spaces appear that way as well.
Based on my simple-minded understanding of how these address spaces are
created, that's just the way that it is. Does it cause some kind of
operational
difficulty?
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as ARC*
and that is working as it should, as well. So, I think you should be able to
accomplish your goal (no pun intended...) using the ARC* names. Perhaps
somebody else has a different experience...?
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be a difference there, too. I'll agree that this particular aspect
is
annoying.
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Andy -
We reported a very similar issue (abend878 in ARCnBKUP) and it turned out to
be a problem with TicToc/ATF (OA23255). The APAR just closed and the
fixing PTF (UA40486) is available. This may or may not be your issue, so it
wouldn't hurt to open an ETR for verification.
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Mark -
I have not had to use this in an emergency, but I have tested this:
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/assistonsite/form1.html
And is seemed to work just fine.
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user ID and CEA will start |in minimum mode.
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Sam -
That's an interesting idea--it seems logical to permit values greater than
100% in this case. We have the same issue, but we just converted the check
to a LOW severity and ignore the exception.
Also, note that APAR OA15758 was taken to correct the goofy numbers that
you see in the
Hmmm. I'm not a storage administrator, but I thought that one of the reasons
to allocate a data set as extended was so that the allocation *could* exceed
the size of any one volume in the storage group by striping the pieces to fit
on the selected volumes. No?
And, for what it's worth, SMS
Dave -
What a coincidence--just last week I opened an ETR for what I suspect may
be the exact same issue, except I'm using 3390-9's instead of -3's. After
some initial investigation, the SMS L2 technician thinks that OA20446 may
resolve the issue, but he needs to confirm that with
Try issuing the JES3 Inquiry command:
*I D,D=9F46
And if you get:
IAT8570 DEVICE=9F46 NOT FOUND
IAT8500 INQUIRY ON DEVICES COMPLETE
You'll know it's not a JES3-managed device and you can just use the MVS
VARY command.
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Lizette -
I don't know why the documentation would say that, but I do exactly that
all the time.
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Jorge -
We ran into this same issue a couple years ago. We purchased an IBM label
printer (4400), attached it via TCP/IP, and used JES/PSF to send it labels
from CA-1 by SYSOUT class.
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Alan -
We have just started to invstigate the use of SMP/E Internet Service
Retrieval and we also use Top Secret. Now you have me scared! Exactly
what is it that is failing? Can you share any messages? What is the name
of the CA cookbook and why is a cookbook necessary? Isn't SMP/E
All -
Thanks for all of the advice. Based on the responses, it would appear
that virtual volumes can be shared across SYSPLEXes. In fact, the IBM
Redbook Guide to Sharing and Partitioning IBM Tape Library Dataservers
(SG24-4409) has a reasonable discussion of the topic at hand.
Thanks again.
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Jay -
Well, since you are actually using that particular configuration, perhaps
you can best answer my exact question! Assume that a job in PLEX1 created
a data set on virtual volume 11. Would a job on PLEX2 or PLEX3 be
able to read that data set? Is there any difference if the virtual
Peter -
Take a look at the THRESHLD parameters of the OUTPUT JCL and the
JES3 //*FORMAT PR statements.
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Ed -
I believe that FINREVERSAL is used when an APAR closes FIN but then one or
most customers requests that it be fixed in the current release and IBM
agrees to do that. IBM documents this by opening a new APAR and marking
it as a FINREVERSAL of the old APAR.
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On Tue, 24 May 2005 10:58:36 -0400, Hall, Ken (IDS DCS PE)
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Great, one more question:
Do you route the output via SYSOUT class, or DEST?
Thanks.
You are welcome. One more answer: We use DEST!
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