I have always thought about finding the class and the msgclass myself for
creating our own jobcard. Do someone know how to find them ?
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I have always thought about finding the class and the msgclass
myself for creating our own jobcard. Do someone know how to find
them ?
What do you mean by finding the class and msgclass?
JES supports 36 jobclasses (i.e. classes) named A thru Z and
0 thru 9. It is solely up to the installation
Tommy,
It always helps if you provide the full question rather than a partial one.
That way we can help better answer your question.
So, is this a SYSTEM REXX that you are using to route a command with and
retrieve the information? If so, when you say you get nothing back - what
does that mean?
Hi,
I've replied you directly to your mail but in any case...
As far as I know, RMF monitor III has info about special processors in System
Information and Processor Usage view while CPC doesn't show any info about
spec. proc. We're running 1.8 also.
If you'd like to analyze IIP info from RMF
Tommy,
I realize your English may not be the best, but Lizette is correct. How
would have anyone realized your question was related to sysrexx? As
a matter of fact, you asked if anything change in z/OS 1.9 with the RO
command via SDSF.
Is this an SDSF issue or System REXX issue?
If SDSF,
On Tue, 30 Dec 2008 15:23:37 +0530, Yogeetha balasubramanian
sairamyog...@gmail.com wrote:
I have always thought about finding the class and the msgclass myself for
creating our own jobcard. Do someone know how to find them ?
I cannot answer your question, but I will rephrase it and expand it.
On Tue, 30 Dec 2008 20:26:34 +0530, Yogeetha balasubramanian wrote:
Well !! Many installations as Peter mentioned have their own class and
msgclass defined for various purpose. In case,i dont have any CLIST/REXX
written that gets the jobcard with the CLASS and MSGCLASS values from the
As far as I know there is no command to tell you what a jobclass definition is
for a specific shop. The system (JES2 or JES3) will have A-Z, 0-9 for any job
class, msgclass.
The $DJOBCLASS( ) will tell you about a specific class. For example
$djobclass(a),long
We have a temporary need to cap our overall rolling four hour average
until the new box arrives. We are running z/os 1.7 on a z/9 and, as far
as I know, don't have the ability to do that. Our particular mission has
one most loved LPAR that we'd prefer to run at the expense of all else.
We
On Tue, 30 Dec 2008 09:33:44 -0600, Hal Merritt hmerr...@jackhenry.com wrote:
We have a temporary need to cap our overall rolling four hour average
until the new box arrives. We are running z/os 1.7 on a z/9 and, as far
as I know, don't have the ability to do that. Our particular mission has
one
We also use the HMC to hard cap test lpars during certain day hours.
They are not able to spike above their allocated weights and use
production resources during these times.
Tammi Marsan
MF Performance Tuning
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I used just the INIT command to see the classes being used and was
assuming thats the way to approach this. Now that, all of you made me
understand that it is installation dependant and i better approach a MVS
person to get my jobcard :)
Thanks ALL !!
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 8:49 PM, Lizette
I seem to recall that one old COBOL compiler required 3380's for work datasets.
Since COBOL compliers tend to live forever and that solutions tend to outlive
their problems ..
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You are correct that you do not have LPAR Group Capacity limits with z/OS 1.7.
You can cap those small LPARs but you must use a soft cap on the 'most loved
LPAR' also. Otherwise that will drive the box to 100% (if there is workload
that wants that capacity).
The max 4HRA for invoicing is
Hunkeler Peter (KIUK 3) wrote:
I have always thought about finding the class and the msgclass
myself for creating our own jobcard. Do someone know how to find
them ?
What do you mean by finding the class and msgclass?
JES supports 36 jobclasses (i.e. classes) named A thru Z and
0 thru
In a message dated 12/30/2008 9:58:41 A.M. Central Standard Time,
sairamyog...@gmail.com writes:
person to get my jobcard :)
This tells you how they're set. It doesn't tell you which EXITs are invoked
to assign a JOB a particulater INIT or MSGCLASS based on resources such as
TIME,
On Tue, 30 Dec 2008 08:25:08 -0600, John McKown wrote:
I have always thought about finding the class and the msgclass myself for
creating our own jobcard. Do someone know how to find them ?
I think what the OP wants is a way to determine the CLASS and MSGCLASS of
the currently executing job so
Is it possible to create a shell script to execute at startup time in EKM to
produce a startup message? Ad if I could do this at shutdown time as well -
awesome.
Have it say someting like EKM0001I EKMESRVER on SYSNAME is Up on date / time
If so, since I am not shel oriented how could I do
I believe that I have seen an 'under load' effect when trying to manage
low use LPARs. Consider an LPAR that loafs along slurping a mere 3
MUS's and that is quite enough for its mission. But if I soft cap that
LPAR at, say, 4, and it spikes to, say 10, then the cap is hit within an
interval or
On Tue, 30 Dec 2008 09:41:23 -0600, John McKown joa...@swbell.net wrote:
Hard cap the LPAR weights on the HMC for the unloved LPARs. That way, they
get __at most__ their weight, regardless of what any other LPAR is doing.
This does introduce more PR/SM overhead to manage the unloved LPARs.
Lizette,
You didn’t ask for it, but you might also want something like the following
job. It is really the only way to prove that a tape is encrypted. It runs a
supplied java program that lists all the tapes that have been encrypted.
//STEP3 EXEC PGM=IKJEFT1B
That's the first time I've ever heard that (hard capping has more PR/SM
overhead). Do you have any documentation or numbers to back that statement
up?
I've used hard capping in the past, and I found no difference in overhead.
(Total Dispatch less Effective Dispatch vs Effective on an LPAR
Hi all and Happy New Year.
I'd like to setup a facility whereby I can print directly from JES2 to an HP
Laser Jet type printer without dedicating a printer, buying a printer, or
spending time I don't have in INFOPRINT jail. What do you do for z/OS printing
in a development context?
The
Hi Ed, take a look at JES Report Broker (JRB) at MacKinney.com
Inexpensive and pretty robust product.
Regards,
Jasbir Chauhan
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:ibm-m...@bama.ua.edu] On
Behalf Of Ed Long
Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2008 3:14 PM
To:
IBM had something called Network Print Facility, which I thought had
been stabilized, but I found a book that looks current at
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/F1A1G310/CCON
TENTS?DT=20080717140341
It had 1 good feature, it was free. We had it working several years
ago,
Ed,
Take a look at XMITIP from Lionel Dyke at http://.lbdsoftware.com/
It's free and easy to set up.
Regards,
Herman Stocker
Technical Specialist
Data Center Operations
avis budget group
Phone: 1973-496-4847
fax: 1973-496-8201
E-Mail: herman.stoc...@avisbudget.com
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IBM had something called Network Print Facility, which I thought had been
stabilized
It's now called the IP/Print Gateway.
I've had no direct experience with it; it's supposed to have scalability
problems.
-
Too busy driving to stop for gas!
it's supposed to have scalability problems.
Good, I'm glad to know that was a feature :-)
Actually, for jobs of reasonable size, say under 25-50 pages and
infrequent enough that the printer could rest a few minutes every few
jobs, we didn't have any scalability issues. It uses lpr/lpq and
In a message dated 12/30/2008 2:14:41 P.M. Central Standard Time,
rdhm...@prodigy.net writes:
z/OS printing in a development context?
HELP LPR? If it's connected to a server LPR dsn_name HOST hostname PRINTER
prtname. Otherwise have to do the printer setup to know IP address and
Try MacKinney JQP --- inexpensive and works ..IP and SNA printers
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Ed,
Since you say you have TCPIP already, you might try something like this
for a light weight solution:
LPRSET techp...@9.17.108.37
lpr 'SERVE2.BOLAN.P71900.H2.TEMP2.PDF' ( binary
Where LPRSET defines the printer IP address to TCPIP for you and the lpr
command passes the data to the
IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu wrote on 12/17/2008
05:16:27 PM:
Subject: Re: COBOL question: Why can't we use RECORD CONTAINS 0
CHARACTERS for RECFM=V files?
Overriding LRECL for varying-length files simply works.
Specify LRECL=32756 (32752?) and be done with it.
Dave,
Where is that documented? Is it in a manual?
Lizette
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Jousma, David
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