On Tue, 19 Aug 2014 19:55:39 +0530, Jake anderson <justmainfra...@gmail.com> wrote:
>q da TCHN01 >DASD 966F CP SYSTEM TCHN01 57 SHARED > 966F is the real address > > > >On Tue, Aug 19, 2014 at 7:49 PM, Binyamin Dissen <bdis...@dissensoftware.com >> wrote: > >> What does Q V addr show? >> >> :>> > >> :>> > IOS000I 0F81,2D,WRI,E7,0200,,06820003,TCHN01,JAKE099 , 855 >> :>> > 800200006F0000000000000000000014081218D156000F0000004CE000000000 >> :>> > >> :>> > > > I am trying to update a dataset but I receive the below error : >> :>> > > > >> :>> > > > IEC212I 414-04,IFG0201R,JAKE099,PROC099,ISP09114,0F81,TCHN01, >> :>> > > > TCHN01.ASM.DATA >> :>> > > > *** It appears that you have Real Address 966F defined as Virtual Address 0F81 in your MVS Guest. What Binyamin is asking for is what does "Q V 0F81" (Query Virtual 0F81) show? You will need to issue this command from the MVS Guest ID either before IPLing the guest, or by pressing the PA1 "key" and entering the Q V 0F81 command, (then enter "b" for BEGIN to restart the guest. The "Q V 0F81" command should display something like this: DASD 0F81 3390 TCHN01 R/x nnnnn CYL on DASD 966F SUBCHANNEL = xxxx If the fifth word is R/O then the volume is linked Read Only. It should say R/W if it's linked Read Write. Since your query shows that the real volume is attached to the VM system, that should mean that you have a full pack MDISK defined in a VM directory entry, (presumably the MVS Guest ID). The full pack minidisk entry should look something like this: MDISK 0F81 3390 000 END TCHN01 MWV The "MWV" allows Read/Write access even if another ID also has it Read/Write, (do you have another ID that might have this same volume linked R/W?). The "V" tells VM to use Virtual Reserve Release for the volume, (Very important if you are sharing the volume with other MVS Guests!). -- Dale R. Smith ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
