doing a
CSVDYNEX ADD,STATE=ACTIVE.
Thank you for any insight.
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In the WTOR documentation (SA22-7607-17 and earlier versions[z/OS V1R13.0 MVS
Assembler Services Reference IAR-XCT]), there is this in the LIST form
description:
The message parameter must be provided in the list form.
Later, in the EXECUTE form description there is this:
The message cannot
Hi:
Is it possible to dynamically (from a program) determine some of the settings
(or defaults) in SYS1.PARMLIB(ALLOCxx)'? I am interested in determining the SVC
99 defaults.
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Are you trying to do something with a PDSE on SYSTEM 'B' after SYSTEM 'A' has
changed it from under you?
I have encountered problems this way.
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It seemed that the JOBNAME filtering did not work, but IEANOSDWA did. Just
gotta make sure you are already in XDC before setting this :) otherwise XDC is
a no-op.
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The manual 'z/OS V1R12.0 MVS Assembler Services Guide' has this statement: The
case where an SDWA is not provided
is rare.
Is there a way to force this kind of condition in order to actually test an
ESTAE that is tripped with this condition?
Thank you.
Paul
Hi:
This might go under the heading of 'why would you want to to that', but, is
there
a way to do a WAIT (like a STIMERM for a hundreth of a second) while holding
the
LOCAL LOCK?
Is there such a thing as a WAIT service for when holding a LOCK?
Thank you.
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Hello:
Are these two concepts independent events? The AUTH ASM GUIDE explains
about S99DASUP, but some other docs. I read indicates that
MEMDSENQMGMT(ENABLE) is also required to implement this. However, I don't
see the relationship between the two. Can anyone clarify this?
Thank you.
Paul
Hello:
Suppose you code something like this:
STIMER(M) SET BINTVL=1 second, EXIT=exitaddress,WAIT=NO
So the application program continues to run, and then 1 second later the
timer interrupt happens. The ASM MACROS documentation says the exitaddress
routine will get control at some point after
If you do a SUMMARY command, the TCB is displayed followed by the RB's in
newest to oldest order.
If you do a SUMMARY FORMAT command, the TCB is displayed followed by the
RB's in oldest to newest order.
Is there any way to make this consistent one way or the other? I didn't see
any options on
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Hello:
Is there a way to -not- have a 'TITLE' page separator appear in the IPCSPRNT
output? For example, I do a SYSTRACE and there is no page separator, but
when I do OPEN PRINT(TITLE
Hello:
Is there a way to -not- have a 'TITLE' page separator appear in the IPCSPRNT
output? For example, I do a SYSTRACE and there is no page separator, but
when I do OPEN PRINT(TITLE('')); SYSTRACE PRINT NOTERMINAL; CLOSE PRINT; I
get a line break.
I am looking for something like the
These are two new buzzwords that have cropped up recently. How do these
play with z/os?
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Well, as long as you can view the SYSLOG and look at output from jobs and
started tasks I would be happy.
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Right. I have not. But that was part of my question. Evidently the SDSF
manual is correct, and security package rules (RACF or equivalent) are
needed in order to use SDSF under JES3.
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Does anyone use SDSF under JES3? Can your existing JES2 ISFPARMS work under
JES3? The SDSF manual seems to imply that ISFPARMS won't work, and that you
need to convert everything to a security-package rules in order to use SDSF
under JES3.
My attempts to use SDSF under JES3 generate the 'user
Hello:
If you do (for example) a VSMLOC PVT,AREA=((R4),(R0)),TCB=VSMLCTCB
by one task (I will call it TCB123) and it completes RC=0, but the TCB
returned in the VSMLCTCB field is another task (I will call it TCB456), what
is this really telling me? The RC=0 (at the time VSMLOC processing
From, for example, a batch job running on a z/os system which in turn is a
VM guest, can this batch job issue CP commands? I was looking at DIAG 8 but
it sort of implies that this works for the VM id which is the VM guest
itself, not a third level address space. Is what I am asking possible to
Hi:
Is it documented anywhere what the difference between these two DD's is?
What criteria is used to write to one DD and not the other? Or write to both?
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Yes I saw this in trace table entries in a dump.
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Does anyone know what this SVC does? The diag ref manual only says 'reserved'.
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I can do a systrace jobname() to display all of the trace table
entries for a particular jobname. But I want to show only the ones for one
of the tasks, so I try this:
systrace jobname() TCB() and I always get the messages
IKJ56702I INVALID TCB address(es),
To answer my own question, use tcb(x'') and then it works.
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Hello: I have an ESTAE coded, but discovered it isn't doing its job
correctly. (It is essentially being bypassed.)
So, 1) from a dump, is it possible to tell if an SDWA was being passed to
the ESTAE routine? and 2) is it possible to tell if an FRR got control
instead of my ESTAE?
(During
What can cause this:
IAR80801I Common area pages missing from report. Storage not in dump.
when doing the RSMDATA VIRTPAGE RA() COMMON
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Hello: xPLPA pages are eligible for page out (right?) So if a PGSER FREE is
issued (preceded by a PGSER FIX) against a xPLPA page, would it make it any
more easier for it to be paged out?
Trying to determine the reason for a problem which may be caused by such a
PGSER FREE invocation.
Thank
Has anyone encountered this problem when issuing this IPCS command:
RSMDATA VIRTPAGE RA(address) COMMON
results in:
System ABEND 01D, reason code 6B000B10
PSW 070C5000 816E7FD8, module IEANUC01, CSECT IAXDS, offset 0A10
Instruction
Hello:
Pages of xPLPA are considered eligible for page-out (right?) So would doing
a PGSER FREE on a xPLPA page (after a PGSER FIX was previously done) make
this page any more subject to being stolen and paged out?
Trying to resolve a problem where this PGSER FREE is being considered the
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has worked for me for several years.
HTH.
Are there any control block fields or flags within these address spaces that
indentify them as being started by a fork or spawn action?
When you have a VSAM KSDS opened for output by two address spaces on the
same image, and one of the address spaces writes enough records to force the
adding of an additional volume, when the VERIFY ACTION=REFRESH is done by
the second address space, then the second address space will see the
APAR OA24903 has been taken for this problem, and a ++APAR is available.
I can find no record of OA24903; is this the correct APAR number?
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FREEZE(thelibrary)
5) Thank you for the information about APAR OA24903.
6) I agree that using DSNAME or DDNAME will avoid the problem, but then
that defeats the purpose of having the library in linklist
Thank you.
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Hello: I have a situation where some load modules in a LINKLIST library
were changed. I do not know if an LLA refresh was done. When CSVDYLPA
REQUEST=ADD,DCBPTR=CVTLINK attempts to load one of these modules, it
encounters this error:
IEW4009I FETCH FAILED FOR MODULE xxx FROM DDNAME
Hello: I have a need on occasion to download stuff (listings or source)
and print on a locally attached PC printer. Does anyone know of software
(free or otherwise) that can do such a thing?
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Well, it is not me. I just want to protect my application by still allowing
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What is the status of a held LOCAL LOCK after an abend? Is this lock
automatically released, or does an ESTAE need to release it?
I was not able to find any info. in the manuals concerning this.
Thank you.
Paul Schuster
Thank you for the pointer.
I found the answer:
Choosing an ESTAE-Type Recovery Routine Use ESTAE-type recovery routines to
protect programs running under enabled, unlocked tasks (EUTs). ESTAE-type
recovery routines can be in either problem state or supervisor state, and
can have any PSW key.
Did the meaning of this bit change recently?
I used to be able to detect an AMODE 24 program by the absence of this bit
being on, but now in a z/os 1.9 system (and maybe earlier) I see an AMODE
24 program with the RBOPSW31 bit on.
Thank you.
Paul
I set a slip like this:
SLIP SET,IF,ID=PGS1,RANGE=(6077212),
PRCNTLIM=99,
JOBNAME=SCHPA172,
ACTION=(SVCD),
Ok so how to you 'explicitly' share it? Since CSA is available to everyone,
how do you make this 'above the 4GB bar' storage available to everyone (read
only)?
Thank you.
Paul
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Hello:
Am I correct in believing that the method to obtain the equivalent of CSA
above the bar is to use macro IARV64 with the REQUEST=GETSHARED option?
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1) When using the DEVSTAT option with EDTINFO CHKUNIT, the doc. seems to
imply that you must define enough storage of 2-byte entries for the same
amount of device numbers in your DEVLIST before calling EDTINFO. Correct?
2) These 2-byte entries correspond to each device # entry. What is meant by
Let me further expand:
I do a EDTINFO RTNDEVN,UNITNAME=,DEVNLIST=DEVNLIST
to (for example) get the list of device numbers associated with
UNIT=SYSALLDA. All of these device numbers will have a UCB associated with
them, but many are 'dummy' UCB's that have no real volume associated with
, this might seem a little extreme just to avoid UCBSCAN...
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One update: My BLDVRP is coded like this:
BLDVRP TYPE=GSR,KEYLEN=8,BUFFERS=(20480(5)),STRNO=1
and it gets a RC=12 (x'C').
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Hello: I am trying to set up a test case for two address spaces on the same
processor having read/write access to a VSAM KSDS file.
I define the cluster with SHROPTIONS(3).
In all of the VSAM docs. I have read, it is necessary to set up a Global
Shared Resource (GSR) pool in order to make this
updated after it has been put into
CSA or dynamic LPA. Since the dynamic LPA is protected, it needs to be
unprotected and then reprotected, but the CSA needs neither. Hence the
'need to determine'.
Thank you.
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are
valid, and a RC=4 implies that it would be then necessary to use the
OUTVALID field to see which returned fields are valid? Or is it necessary
to always check the OUTVALID field to see if the returned data is actually
valid? This manual does not provide details.
Thank you.
Paul Schuster
) Publication No. SA22-7611-09 manual need
strengthening?
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presume that the other 3 bytes of R15 and R0 are '0' (zero)?
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set is found
in the LINKLST on the new volume.
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I tried some of the suggestions here (stoprestart initiator, SETPROG
UPDATE) and still got the same 106-F rc40 error.
Maybe it's related to how these data sets are cataloged.
Oh well, an IPL only takes a few minutes.
Thank you.
Paul Schuster
Hello: It seems that there are two ways to read the F1 DSCB of a data set
on a volume. What are the advantages/disadvantages of these two methods?
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Hello: Is there a way to prevent the SYSDSN ENQ from being removed when you
dynamically de-allocate a data set?
There is the parameter S99NORES to prevent the ENQ from being done when the
data set is allocated, but no corresponding parameter on the de-allocation.
Thank you.
Paul Schuster
I found a copy of this presentation at:
http://www.cbttape.org/ftp/infolib/SHARE72-O324-O325-O326.pdf
Thank you.
Paul
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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?
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Hello:
The manual
z/OS DFSMSdfp Storage Administration Reference Publication No. SC26-7402 in
chapter 7 'Defining Data Classes' there is this statement:
However, SMS does not retroactively apply your changes to previously
allocated data sets.
I have an example that contradicts this:
I
Can an ISPF LOG data set be pre-allocated as multi-volume?
I can pre-allocate a 1-volume log data set, and then allow it to go
multi-volume while I am using it, but if I specify option '3' KEEP this data
set when I log off, when I log on again it can't use the existing data set.
Somehow it is
Hello: I have been testing with DB2 (version 7) and discovered that for a
SMS-managed tablespace that additional volumes are added dynamically.
These tablespaces have no DATACLAS associated with them, and the SMS STORAGE
GROUP is a 'normal' storage group (no EXTEND group or OVERFLOW group
This post got sidetracked a lot.
1) APF authorization is not an issue.
2) I want to mimic the behavior of the 'LIKE' JCL parameter in that you can
do a 'LIKE' to a data set that you are not authorized to acccess. (E.g.,
if you do a 'LIKE' to a PDS, it will correctly allocate your new PDS with
Unfortunately the # of directory blocks allocated to an existing PDS is
-not- stored in the F1 DSCB.
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Hello: Does anyone have any sample code that does I/O (read only) by
manually building a DEB? (Bypassing OPEN and CLOSE.)
It seems this is alluded to in the manual
z/OS DFSMSdfp Advanced Services Publication No. SC26-7400-03
chapter 7 'Ensuring Data Security by Validating the Data Extent Block'
Hello:
I have a AMODE 31 RMODE ANY program that dynamically allocates an existing
PDS with DISP=SHR and NDISP=KEEP.
I create a DCB in 24bit storage, and issue OPEN like this:
OPEN ((R3),INPUT),MODE=31
The OPEN completes RC=0.
With very little intervening code (a WTO, but no READ of the
Hello: Given an existing PDS on a disk device, how can you programatically
(from assembler) determine how many directory blocks are allocated to it?
I thought RDJFCB would work but that does not have the JFCBDQTY field filled in.
If you do an 'I' from ISPF, ISPF does a RDJFCB, but the JFCB image
Hello: Does anyone know when (as in year/mvs level/dfp level) that AVGREC
space allocations and AVGBLK allocations became available?
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The DOC states that you must provide the address of a save area. The
macro assembles into a LA13,mysave and then after execution R13 still
has the address of 'mysave' instead of being restored to R13 as it was before
the macro call. Also, the code uses this r13 value (mysave) as the base
Hello:
I have a program with an ESTAE that gets control and issues a SDUMP. This
works fine when submitted as a batch job, as the program is in an authorized
library.
When invoking the same program from a TSO REXX EXEC, the SDUMP in the
ESTAE fails with a S133 abend indicating 'An unauthorized
Hello: In the manual z/OS MVS Diagnosis: Tools and Service Aids Publication
No. GA22-7589-07
Chapter 8 System Trace the format of I/O entries is shown. It states
that the 'ext-stat' field is the 'Extended status word'. However, from
looking at the Principles of Operation the ESW is a 4-word
Hello:
The Principles of Operation states:
An instruction can designate the same general
register both for address computation and as the
location of an operand. Address computation is
completed before registers, if any, are changed by
the operation.
Consider this code:
01988A 98EC 9464
Thanks. I answered own question after looking at the code again.
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Consider this code:
01988A 98EC 946419A98 42272 LMR14,R12,CHKSU_SAVE
01988E 48F0 94A019AD4
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Hello: IBM APAR OW40658 details how to determine if a S822 abend is due
to outstanding captured UCB's.
They provide the IPCS command 'IOSK CAPTURE' which will provide the
'CAPE' address. They further state to look at the 'NOCJECNT' field of the
'CAPE' to determine if there are outstanding
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searching IBMLINK for ABEND0F4 RC24 RSN010E5AB8 I get these 7 hits
OA11956
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Does IEFUSI run under the same TCB as the subsequent job step TCB? I
need
to
get control in a job step before the job step program
Thank you. A natural follow-on question is this: what about STIMERM's that
have been created with an ATTACH from other than the initiator TCB? More
exactly, a sub-task of your current running task?
Thank you.
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Hello: If you have a STIMERM EXIT=,interval=,WAIT=NO, and the time interval
expires after the task has ended, what happens?
Specifically, if this is a batch job, and the program running issues
this STIMERM EXIT, and then ends, what happens? Does the timer request
go away with the ending of the
Hello: The manual
z/OS
DFSMSdfp Checkpoint/Restart
Publication No. SC26-7401-01
documents the restrictions about CHECKPOINTS and NAME/TOKEN services.
However, it is not clear from the manual if the CHKPT CANCEL service has this
same restriction. Does anyone know if you can have address space
Hello: According to the documentation, (z/OS DFSMS Access Method Services
for Catalogs Publication No. SC26-7394-03) Access method services
identifies the verb name ALLOCATE and attaches the terminal monitor program
(TMP) that runs Time Sharing Option (TSO) commands in the background.
Is there
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