On Wed, 13 Jun 2018 19:00:19 -0400, Hobart Spitz wrote:
>Gil, I know you mean well.
>
>Your first two points are addressed by one answer: The goal in the test is
>to compare the efficiency of record-oriented piping versus
>character-by-character piping.
>
Sorry; I missed that emphasis. COUNT
Gil, I know you mean well.
Your first two points are addressed by one answer: The goal in the test is
to compare the efficiency of record-oriented piping versus
character-by-character piping.
In the first case, bypassing the *nix piping mechanism defeats the goal of
the test.
In the second
IBM's technical website links still not working after 7 days. Google
searches point to z/OS V2R1 doc links that no longer exist. How long,
how long must we sing this song?
Regards,
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Operational Customization on the 'workspace' screen does not show Storage
Information. You have to SOO to the CEC that contains the LPAR in question.
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You should be able to get this from the "OPERATIONAL CUSTOMIZATION" pane.
Select "CUSTOMIZE ACTIVATION PROFILE" and the appropriate image.
There will be a TAB for storage (among others) displayed with the profile.
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AFAIK you (still) have to do Single Object Operation (SOO) to get this info.
The screen you want is Storage Information. You can poke around the various
groups till you find it (CPC Operational Customization), or just go to Task
Index where it's listed alphabetically. Even though you're in SOO,
On Wed, 13 Jun 2018 16:07:48 -0400, Hobart Spitz wrote:
>
>I'm not sure whether you are asking for help, reporting a problem in a
>sample, or offering a solution.
>
>Since you haven't said which line failed, I'm just be guessing.
>
>I think you need to quote StdErr. . That should allow you to
IMHO the most serious problems with REXX are:
1. The behavior of SIGNAL inside a do block or procedure.
2. The similarity to PL/I that leads people to expect PL/I
semantics for things that are very different in REXX.
FWIW, I don't normally run with NOVALUE active, but that might be best
Bruce;
I'm not sure whether you are asking for help, reporting a problem in a
sample, or offering a solution.
Since you haven't said which line failed, I'm just be guessing.
I think you need to quote StdErr. . That should allow you to turn NOVALUE
back on. I prefer to use it most of the time
I couldn't say, but it seems like a reasonable possibility! I'm hoping our
Systems group opens an SR for this, but figured I'd ask here as well.
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Could this be the result of the support for the "long" (going from 7 to 8
characters was a severe case of tunnel vision) TSO prefix?
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Frank
IMHO examples of REXX calls in any documentation should include both quoted
stem names and variable containing the stem name, with appropriate comments.
The descriptions should make it clear that normal REXX expression syntax
applies, and the manuals should not make incorrect statements in the
IMHO it's reasonable for IBM to steer customers to the Internet. Steering them
to the WWW, especially to sites that don't have a stable URL, is another
matter; I'd rather see FTP and SFTP sites for, e.g., downloading documentation,
with stable host names.
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Apology for the dummy question
Using the tree style HMC interface how do I check the total memory
allocated to a particular LPAR in a image profile ?
Regards
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Don’t forget to check the format_aggrversion if you have it coded in
IOEPRMxx. If not coded, the default on z/OS 2.3 is 5 but the default for
2.2 is 4.
On Wed, Jun 13, 2018 at 10:56 AM Jousma, David <
01a0403c5dc1-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
> No. I converted all of our
IS this zFS level thing a z/OS 2.2 and above issue? Or should I have noticed
when moving to z/OS 2.1 from 1.13
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Here we go again,
Searching via google for non OS specific utility gets me here !!!??? WTH IBM -
Documentation for z/OS V2.1.0 is no longer available in IBM Knowledge Center.
then when I choose version 2.2, my search parameter is gone - maybe someone
needs to work with Google for a while to
IMHO, rap "music" is _NOT_ music. But highly indicative of what the coming
generations will be like.
On Thu, Jun 7, 2018, at 2:15 PM, Peter Hunkeler wrote:
> It's amost Friday, right. At least here in Zurich
> >Rap music is performed by those that can not sing so others can not think.
>
>
>
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If the MPFLST is setup correctly, you should see a CNM493I message in
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Table .
Depending upon whether the dataset you want to trap on the FROM dataset
or the TO dataset will dictate which line you
Hello Tony,
Thanks for reply. I have don’t have programming knowledge to code member
in SDGASAMP for
DGA.SDGASAMP(DGADTFY2).
Also, my netview knowledge is limited to code trap command as you mentioned
previously.
SVTM052I STEP1COPY FKFD022( 704) SNODE=SEB.SND.TCS 280
No. I converted all of our filesystems (except SMPE controlled filesystems)
via the command on all of our systems. Was very quick, chose specific path
hierarchies to do at a time. For all my z/OS supplied ZFS filesystems, I
converted my "maintenance" environment, and then let my cloning
I used the IOEFSUTL to convert in our sand box. Worked well and the largest
zFS only took 33 seconds of batch runtime.
Next up is a system covered under SLAs and I don't want it down for an extended
period of time while I run the batch jobs for 200+ aggregates. Did you see an
extended IPL
Missed the comment about being automounted. For that I added the parm to my
automount policy
name *
type zfs
filesystem OMVSU..HOME.ZFS
mode rdwr
parm
Use the converttov5=on option in IOEPRMxx
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Hi Jerry,
Complete agreement here. Sometimes, I think that automated reload, near line
could be acceptable. What do you think?
Linda
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> On Jun 13, 2018, at 7:47 AM, Jerry Callen wrote:
>
> Aw, man, this really, really stinks.
>
> I have embedded Knowledge Center URLs in
Hi Peter,
I agree that the product vendor has the primary responsibility of providing
clear, accurate, and readily available doc, but I still like to have matching
doc at the level I install and with a copy of my install notes, along with
anything else that might come in handy if I need to
On Wed, 6 Jun 2018 12:24:21 -0700, Lizette Koehler
wrote:
>List -
>
>
>I am afraid there is no mass conversion utility,
This is true, but I found that
find . -type d -exec zfsadm convert -path {} \;
comes pretty darn close. The not-faint-hearted may even substitute a / for the
. in the
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On 2018-06-13, at 07:18:40, Hobart Spitz wrote:
> Cross posted to CMSTSO Pipelines and IBM-MAIN
>
> Someone shared with me a performance comparison between Pipelines vs.
> native *nix commands, both on OPENVM.
>
> Under the OPENVM shell, this command ran 75 secs. with a 170M file in BFS:
>
> $
On Wed, 13 Jun 2018 15:00:38 +0200, Peter Hunkeler wrote:
>>call bpxwunix cmd,"unsorted_data.","sorted_data.",stderr.
>...
>I think the examples in the doc should be updated to quote any and all of the
>parameters which denote a stem variable.
>
+1
The same should apply to
I got bit by this one this morning. Like others have
said, it makes Google searching much more difficult.
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Someone shared with me a performance comparison between Pipelines vs.
native *nix commands, both on OPENVM.
Under the OPENVM shell, this command ran 75 secs. with a 170M file in BFS:
$ time cat m170file.data | wc -b
This command, also under OPENVM
>call bpxwunix cmd,"unsorted_data.","sorted_data.",stderr.
The FM manual describes the parameters to be "the name of a compound variable".
If you don't quote, REXX will try to dereference the variables, does not find
them, and raises NOVALUE if activated. If not, those which were
There's nobody left at IBM who can fix this. Critical internal websites go
down for days. Another round of purges has started in POK. It's just a
matter of time now, and Ginny & co. are clueless.
They just keep cutting, looking for the elephant.
On Wed, Jun 13, 2018 at 2:25 AM, Peter Hunkeler
>I concur. Thank you John.
+1
>My wrath is directed at the PFCSK's doing the work!
I concur as well with this. I tried to make clear in my statements, whom I'm
attacking. Hopefully, I succeeded.
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I misread the manual,
The contents of the obeyfile should be
INTERFACE HIPERL06 delete
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Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2018 1:47 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: Change IP address of
Perform OBEYFILE command to refresh the TCPIP started task
On Wed 13 Jun, 2018, 10:43 AM Gadi Ben-Avi, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I defined a HiperSockets interface using the command:
> INTERFACE HIPERL06
>DEFINE IPAQIDIO
>IPADDR 192.0.1.1/24
>CHPID 06
> BEGINRoutes
>
> I need to change the
I hate doing a search in the KC, because you seldom get a pointer to what you
are searching for, but have to divine other searches to get to the data.
KC SEARCH STINKS!
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I thought I would try out using "bpxwunix" in REXX.
The sample code worked fine.
But, I normally code with SIGNAL NOVALUE active.
Then the sample did not work. It took me a little while to work out.
This does work:-
/*REXX/
Hi,
I defined a HiperSockets interface using the command:
INTERFACE HIPERL06
DEFINE IPAQIDIO
IPADDR 192.0.1.1/24
CHPID 06
BEGINRoutes
I need to change the ip address.
How do I do this without restarting TCPIP?
I tried using
; hypersockets
INTERFACE HIPERL06
DEFINE IPAQIDIO
IPADDR
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