we've had periodic problems with this but went to ibm's recommendations,
viz
o If you are using LPARNAME in parmlib, any reference should
also have a reference to VMUSERID. These VMUSERID statements can and
must be before LPARNAME and can remain in your system at home and
will only be used when running as a guest under VM.
All members should be checked especially LOADXX and IEASYMXX. The
following
IEASYMxx example demonstrates how to implement this requirement.
SYSDEF VMUSERID(BRSTEST1)
SYSNAME(TEST01)
SYSCLONE(&SYSNAME(-2:2))
SYSPARM(CL,00)
SYSDEF LPARNAME(BRSTEST1)
SYSNAME(TEST01)
SYSCLONE(&SYSNAME(-2:2))
SYSPARM(CL,00)
Note that the VMUSERID SYSDEF construct must precede the LPARNAME
SYSDEF construct and must be an exact duplicate, i.e. all
subparameters
must be the same.
Jack Kelly
LA Systems @ US Courts
x 202-502-2390
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