When zHPF is active, the D M=DEV output is similar to what is shown below.  The 
zHPF indicator is on the last line of output


-  07.20.00           d m=dev(6000)
   07.20.00           IEE174I 07.20.00 DISPLAY M 092                     , C
   DEVICE 6000   STATUS=ONLINE
   CHP                   5E   5F
   ENTRY LINK ADDRESS    7F70 7F71
   DEST LINK ADDRESS     7F78 7F79
   PATH ONLINE           Y    N
   CHP PHYSICALLY ONLINE Y    Y
   PATH OPERATIONAL      Y    N
   MANAGED               N    N
   CU NUMBER             1300 1300
   MAXIMUM MANAGED CHPID(S) ALLOWED:  0
   DESTINATION CU LOGICAL ADDRESS = 00
   SCP CU ND         = 002107.921.EMC.08.0000000ABWTY.008C
   SCP TOKEN NED     = 002107.900.EMC.08.0000000ABWTY.0000
0  SCP DEVICE NED    = 002107.900.EMC.08.0000000ABWTY.0000
   FUNCTIONS ENABLED = MIDAW
   FUNCTIONS ENABLED = ZHPF

Also, for zHPF support to be exploited, the Channel Subsystem has to support 
the option (z10 machines and above), z/OS has to have the option enabled (as 
previously described) and the DASD subsystem has to have the support loaded and 
enabled.



-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Peterson [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2011 5:34 PM
Subject: Re: Red Alert: Possible corrupted backup copy for z/OS 1.10, 1.11, 
1.12 users of zHPF & PDSE (2011.01.11)

I don't have ZHPF-capable DASD either, but according to the messages manual,
when you issue D M=DEV(nnnn), the last line of the message indicates whether
the device supports ZHPF, in the text following
FUNCTIONS ENABLED = 

On my system, I see
FUNCTIONS ENABLED = MIDAW

According to the messages manual, I would also see ZHPF in this message if
zHPF was enabled for this particular device.

It would be interesting to hear from one of our list colleagues who might
care to post what the D M=DEV(nnnn) message looks like for a zHPF-enabled
device.

Brian

On Tue, 11 Jan 2011 16:28:04 -0600, Brian Peterson wrote:

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