FWIW This is a Netview Clist I wrote for IBM in the early 90's. It won't
tell you how to issue a Netview %STARTUP command, but it will show you
*how* to code Netview commands for whatever anything else using Netview
Clist. (BTW Its syntax is not like that of TSO Clist.) HTH.
Cheers, Chris
You would want to use either CNMSTUSR or CxySTGEN to make any style sheet
updates, including AuxInitCmd.
CNMSTYLE is "owned" by IBM, with the other two members being for local
customization.
On Thu, Feb 13, 2020 at 11:08 AM Cieri, Anthony wrote:
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> Correction:
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> The main
There used to be a CICS ID sample report that Omegamon provided. REPORT USERID
DETAIL
We are currently Omegamon 5.5 and CICS TS 5.2 and z/OS v2.2. .
All the documentation I have found reference members and proc's that are not in
the documented file.
I have search all the libraries looking
CAVMEN leadership for many years and a great guy.
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Hello All,
I just received
Another way is spin off the SYSLOG and write a 'quick' Rexx program to scan
for date/time from/to and print
On Thu, Feb 13, 2020 at 3:08 PM ITschak Mugzach wrote:
> Arie,
>
> IBMhave logstash as well.
>
> ITschak
>
> On Thu, Feb 13, 2020 at 9:59 PM Arye Shemer wrote:
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> > Thank you all for
Arie,
IBMhave logstash as well.
ITschak
On Thu, Feb 13, 2020 at 9:59 PM Arye Shemer wrote:
> Thank you all for providing your suggestions and insights, i will consider
> them.
> I failed to mention the solution is for adding monitoring of z/O to an
> existing product which does not have
Thank you all for providing your suggestions and insights, i will consider
them.
I failed to mention the solution is for adding monitoring of z/O to an
existing product which does not have this capability yet.
Best regards to you all,
Arye.
On Thu, Feb 13, 2020 at 9:17 PM Dana Mitchell wrote:
Check out Syncsort's Ironstream product. You do need a data repository like
Splunk or Elastic, but it opens up a wealth of information that your machine
generates. It can capture SYSLOG, SMF data, system performance data, SYSPRINT,
custom data and a number of other types of data.
Chris
A CGI REXX can utilize SDSF to read syslog. Works with older z/OS releases,
see Techdoc: TD106087 for examples.
Dana
On Thu, 13 Feb 2020 20:12:14 +0200, Arye Shemer wrote:
>A developer person request from me information how to get z/OS Console log
>records for developing application for
Why re-invent the wheel?
Many IBM and ISV products will already do this.
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Another approach is use of products (chargeable of course) like IBM Common Data
Provider and Syncsort’s IronStream as well as others that will stream log and /
or SMF data to a store like Splunk or Elastic and the developers can explore to
their hearts content. It opens up other considerations
MPF exit to skim off the relevant messages.
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On Thursday, February 13, 2020 1:12 PM, Arye
A developer person request from me information how to get z/OS Console log
records for developing application for monitoring the z/OS.
ZOWE was my first thought because it is modern and and supply interface
(API) which does not requires from the developer deep understanding of the
z/OS
Correction:
The main Netview "parm" member is CNMSTYLE (Netview Style sheet) and it
is located in a dataset in the DSIPARM concatenation.
Sorry about the "fat fingers"!
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Sent:
The main Netview "parm" member is CNMSTYLE (Netview Style sheet) and it
is located in a dataset in the DSIARPM concatenation. The standard user
configurable member is CNMSTUSR. In this member you could code AuxInitCmd
commands that Netview will execute at initialization time:
Comments
Max
I was able to list based on the tape volser but not able to list using
dataset name.
On Thu, 13 Feb, 2020, 7:55 PM Max Smith, wrote:
> As has been indicated it does depend on virtual or real tape and if it is
> real tape has it been reused.
>
> In RMM you can do a LISTDATASET command for
As has been indicated it does depend on virtual or real tape and if it is real
tape has it been reused.
In RMM you can do a LISTDATASET command for the data set, I believe it still
will exist if the tape hasn't been reused. If it is there then it will show
the volser the data set was written
I developed some REXX'es to do auto startup and shutdown using Netview back in
the late 90's. If I recall correctly, there was a config member to have a
REXX kicked off at Netview startup. It would then check to see if it was
really IPL time, (not just a Netview recycle) then cycle through
Upfront I will admit that I know very little about all the capabilities of
NetView.
Given that, is there a way to have NetView automation auto-magically execute
A %STARTUP command without the console prompting the %STARTUP.
Thanks in Advance
Steve
Interesting but we have been doing this for CA IDMS database data for a few
years now. Data is synchronized as near to real-time as is possible. i.e.
transaction end or commit.
John T. Abell
Tel:800-295-7608Option 4
President
International: 1-416-593-5578 Option 4
Hi Brian,
Maybe, (Warning: Bad pun ahead!) you could go by an old nursery rhyme
"Pease porridge in the pot, nine days (h)old".
Regards,
David
On 2020-02-13 03:33, Brian Fraser wrote:
The answer is "it depends"..
How often do you run scratch processing?
What hardware was the tape
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The answer is "it depends"..
How often do you run scratch processing?
What hardware was the tape written to? What other settings are in place on
that hardware?
For instance, if it was written to a TS7700, then you need to also check
the setting for "Expire Hold" on the scratch category.
I
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