On Tue, 11 Sep 2012 09:37:11 +0100, Martin Packer wrote:
>
>I can't find anything that suggests BLSR is a DYNAMIC Subsystem - and I
>don't think we have time for an IPL before we have to make changes. (I'm
>not 100% certain we absolutely can't.)
>
>The narrow question is whether BLSR is a Dynamic Subsystem or not. Wider
>answers accepted, of course.
>
I tried this (Test-LPAR, z/OS 1.11):
>SETSSI ADD,S=BLSR,I=CSRBISUB
CSR002I BATCH LSR SUBSYSTEM BLSR INITIALIZATION COMPLETE.
IEFJ022I SETSSI ADD COMMAND FOR SUBSYSTEM BLSR COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY
>SETSSI ACT,S=BLSR
IEFJ023I SETSSI ACTIVATE COMMAND FOR SUBSYSTEM BLSR COMPLETED WITH ERRORS
IEFJ036I SUBSYSTEM BLSR IS NOT ENABLED FOR THE SETSSI COMMAND
>D SSI,SUB=BLSR
IEFJ100I 12.01.51 SSI DISPLAY 007
SUBSYS=BLSR
DYNAMIC=YES STATUS=ACTIVE COMMANDS=REJECT
Test with a (SMP/E)-Batch-Job:
//S1 EXEC SMPEZOS
//SMPCSI DD SUBSYS=(BLSR,'DDNAME=$SMPCSI',
// 'HBUFND=100','HBUFNI=10','MSG=I')
//$SMPCSI DD DISP=SHR,
// DSN=xxxx.SMPE.CSI
//SMPCNTL DD *
SET BDY(GLOBAL).
LIST GZONE.
/*
Seems to work:
CSR020I BUFSI=4096, BUFSD=4096, BUFNI=1280, BUFND=1280, HBUFNI=10, HBUFND=100,
SHRPOOL=15. DDNAME=SMPCSI
CSR022I STRNO=16, ACB RMODE31=ALL, RMODE31=ALL. DDNAME=SMPCSI
CSR021I ACB CONVERTED TO USE VSAM LSR. DDNAME=SMPCSI
CSR020I BUFSI=4096, BUFSD=4096, BUFNI=1280, BUFND=1280, HBUFNI=10, HBUFND=100,
SHRPOOL=15. DDNAME=SMPCSI
CSR022I STRNO=16, ACB RMODE31=ALL, RMODE31=ALL. DDNAME=SMPCSI
CSR021I ACB CONVERTED TO USE VSAM LSR. DDNAME=SMPCSI
CSR020I BUFSI=4096, BUFSD=4096, BUFNI=1280, BUFND=1280, HBUFNI=10, HBUFND=100,
SHRPOOL=15. DDNAME=SMPCSI
CSR022I STRNO=16, ACB RMODE31=ALL, RMODE31=ALL. DDNAME=SMPCSI
CSR021I ACB CONVERTED TO USE VSAM LSR. DDNAME=SMPCSI
CSR020I BUFSI=4096, BUFSD=4096, BUFNI=1280, BUFND=1280, HBUFNI=10, HBUFND=100,
SHRPOOL=15. DDNAME=SMPCSI
CSR022I STRNO=16, ACB RMODE31=ALL, RMODE31=ALL. DDNAME=SMPCSI
CSR021I ACB CONVERTED TO USE VSAM LSR. DDNAME=SMPCSI
Norbert Friemel
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