I had assumed this was an activation issue. Did this configuration ever
work? If not I would definitely revisit your switch and port values. I
would also make sure things are really plugged in, etc.
It would be easier if I could see your configuration, but below is a
brief example... The
I would guess your logical addresses are not right. Can you share your
IOCP?
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Kevin
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Is a
I believe this is what you want your control units to look like.
CNTLUNIT CUNUMBR=3C00,PATH=((CSS(0),3C)),UNITADD=((00,008)), *
CUADD=4,UNIT=FCTC
CNTLUNIT CUNUMBR=4C00,PATH=((CSS(0),4C)),UNITADD=((00,008)), *
CUADD=5,UNIT=FCTC
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Your recall correctly, one way is SET, INTERFACE then Activate Action
Bars Y/N.
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From a management perspective FICON is simpler if your configuration
requires numerous pairs of ESCON channels to get around ESCON limits
(i.e., implementing interesting candidate lists to avoid message
CBDG089I) and not to mention allowing you the flexibility to implement a
true any-to-any scheme
I don't know the specifics of your tape drive. Are there two ports? If
so your IOCP looks good to me. Depending on your hardware this might
also be an option:
CNTLUNIT CUNUMBR=7100,PATH=(50,54),UNITADD=((00,016)),
LINK=(87,97),CUADD=0,UNIT=3490
IODEVICE ADDRESS=(7100,016),UNITADD=00,CUNUMBR=
Double check the certificate and key data base path you are specifying.
Are you able to display the certificate with gskkyman? If so, open your
key data base, check what labels are already in use and try the import
again.
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Kevin
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I don't believe SEA's PDSFAST has been mentioned. It's NPDSFAST.
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Kevin
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It appears you are mixing TRANSMIT operands with the RECEIVE command,
but I don't believe omitting the operands will change your outcome.
Based on your error message does the output from the MVS Command D
IKJTSO,TRANSREC and JES2 Command D MASDEF,XCFGRPNM agree?
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Kevin
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I apologize for any confusion. I didn't want to assume the CONCHAR so I
prefaced it with JES2 Command instead.
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Kevin
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Just a guess... Determine the variable in question then remove it via
ISPEXEC VERASE.
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Kevin
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I don't mean to detract from Debbie's problem, but in case there is
merit...
Q: Does the effect you are seeing apply only when using the ISPF
Productivity Toll (IPT)?
A: No. No prior to OA20772 the problem could be duplicated with and
without IPT.
Q: APAR OA20772 applies only to users of IPT?
Going from z/OS 1.6 to 1.8 I have noticed similar behavior. Is it more
pronounced on terminals such as Mod 3 (32X80) versus Mod 5 (27X132)? If
you use IPT I found some relief with OA20772. Otherwise I opened TSO
and ISPF ETRs to no avail and still have a VTAM ETR outstanding.
Regards,
Kevin
You could look at the user directory for the primary address space size,
but this can change-#CP DEFINE STORAGE size. From the guest
representing your system #CP QUERY VIRTUAL STORAGE or from another guest
#CP INDICATE USER userid.
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Kevin
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If you have peer mode capable links you could certainly do what you
propose, but it would not be adhering to high availability connectivity
design. It really depends on you comfort level, your CF structures, if
you're exploiting system-managed CF structure duplexing, etc., but you
might be able
This is not anything I have ever seen in HCD.
I am not familiar with a true 3590, but it sounds more like the setup of the
drives themselves to me. For example I know an STK 9840 drive can be setup to
emulate a 3490E, 3590, etc.
Does the DEVSERV QTAPE command display anything interesting?
Offhand all I can think of is IEARELCN, but that does not sound like
your problem. What is the specific message?
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Kevin
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I don't know if this is much news, but WebSphere Host On-Demand Version
10 has Mouse wheel support for Java 2 JVM 1.4 and higher clients...
http://www-304.ibm.com/jct03002c/software/webservers/hostondemand/featur
esv10.html
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Kevin
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I'm not certain about z890/z990 and beyond, but if the device does not
support dynamic capability it certainly appears a power-on reset will be
necessary.
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Kevin
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Except for older CF stuff like TYPE=CFR, adding/deleting partitions and
devices not defined with the dynamic feature I don't recall having to
perform many PORs...
Paths to the control unit should be unique. See CUADD, etc. What do
your CNTLUNIT and IODEVICE statements look like? What is the
If you have multiple systems, was the SLIP SET issued on the appropriate
system(s)?
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Kevin
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I don't believe generics are that flexible. As already mentioned I
believe you want to use esoterics. For example, I use two esoterics to
differentiate between my Sun StorageTek 9840 A and B drives which are
all part of my 3590-1 generic device group.
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Kevin
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...varied with various forms of vary...
Including VARY device(s),ONLINE,UNCOND?
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I'm having a bad
I don't know what hardware you have available... If you have peer mode
capability you need to use ICP for the channel path type otherwise for
compatibility mode if I recall correctly you need to use ICR/ICS.
Unless you want to override the values the control unit and device
numbers are suggested
I do not understand the differences between your IOCDS and IODF. Could
you build the IOCP input data set (HCD 2.3) for the 2064-215 in question
and resubmit the pertinent parts?
Otherwise in reviewing just the aspects of device 398 it appears the
following should be MODEL=X:
TUBE380 IODEVICE
It looks good to me. Perhaps there is something wrong with your
SYS1.GTFTRACE. Do you get the same results allocating a new data set?
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Kevin
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...except for the system console. From MVS Initialization and Tuning
Reference (SA22-7592-10):
Summary of changes
for SA22-7592-06
z/OS Version 1 Release 4
as updated December 2003
CONSOLxx is changed to reflect the requirement that all consoles be
named, except for the system console.
I believe the I/O configuration display command mentioned should be D
IOS,CONFIG(HSA).
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Kevin
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It really depends on how big the IOCDS is, how much is being reserved
for dynamic expansion, etc. The Processor Resource/Systems Manager
Planning Guide and Support Element Operations Guide have good
information on this. As mentioned previously the support element has an
HSA Estimation Tool. As
In regards to ... not listed in the SYS1.PARMLIB(PROG00)...
Are you sure you're looking at the appropriate PROGxx member(s) of
parmlib as specified by the PROG parameter in IEASYSxx and/or are you
sure you're looking at the entire parmlib concatenation as specified by
the PARMLIB statement(s) in
Additionally, depending on the current authority of the console in
question have you taken a look at the other possibilities of the AUTH
parameter within the CONSOLE statement?
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Kevin
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Something like this should get you started:
//INPUTDD *
ip address
user
password
cd etc.
ascii etc.
mput 'xxx.yyy.zzz(*)'
quit
/*
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Kevin
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I believe what you're referring to, adding LPARs dynamically, began with
the z890/z990 and z/OS 1.6.
Regards,
Kevin
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I would have to try it to be sure, but I don't believe it matters in
regards to your concern for totally messing things up.
If IEASYMXY is specified in LOADxx, but not present in parmlib I would
expect the following:
IEA013E ERROR DETECTED PROCESSING IEASYMxx:...
IEA011A RESPECIFY ENTIRE
It can be done when the devices are added if the esoteric(s) is(are)
defined. Following the addition on the Define Device to Operating
System Configuration panel select the appropriate Config. On the
Actions on selected operating systems popup Select (connect,
change). Go past the Define Device
If the CHPIDs are shared, except for CTC CUs and Devices, why add new
CUs and Devices? Via the HCD panels you should be able to get by with
the following: Define, modify, or view configuration data, Processors,
Work with partitions, Add, Enter Partition name, etc. and Update CHPID
Access and
I do not really understand the question, but it sounds like the new
system should have identical access to the channels, etc. I would
research the Channel Path Access/Candidate Lists for any problems. You
should be able to obtain a Channel Path Summary Report by selecting the
following from the
Regarding what's different about the IPL process... Nothing if you
still had the IODF that corresponds to the IOCDS. To make a change the
hardware and software need to be in sync.
The active IODF per D IOS,CONFIG is what you are running with.
Regards,
Kevin
This might be a worthwhile visit: http://www.bls.gov/oco/home.htm.
Specifically: http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos110.htm.
Regards,
Kevin
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Should your COPY have PURGE?
At this time I don't have access to any DASD to try what you're doing, but
the following using tape works for me:
//SYSINDD *
DUMP TRKS(0,0,3338,14) -
INDDNAME(DISKIN) -
OUTDDNAME(TAPEOUT) -
CPVOL -
ADMIN
//SYSINDD *
RESTORE
Regarding an accidental CPC deactivate...
If you deactivate a CPC with active systems you should be receiving a
warning message identifying active systems by name along with a message
stating the action being performed is disruptive before you can proceed.
Regarding accidental object
Attached transaction programs.
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Kevin
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Though not recovering in the exact manner you are planning your PREFLIST
proposal looks good to me. With a PREFLIST consisting of ICFXXA, ICFXXB
and ICFXXD here are some syslog messages for your review. ICFXXD does not
exist at home.
At home:
IXC517I SYSTEM ABLE TO USE
COUPLING
By PTF. For example, APAR PQ92344 for FMID EDU1H01 is UQ91568.
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Kevin
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I'm
Is it possible for you to create another LOADxx member for use at disaster
recovery and IPL accordingly? If you're recovering under z/VM I don't
believe dynamic i/o changes will be permitted.
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Kevin
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I've included them in mine without any problems. The only downside I can
think of offhand would be if you were adding another ICF to CPUH as only one
ICF per CFP is allowed in the access list.
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Kevin
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