Peter Hunkeler wrote: >>>On our four-way sysplex, I just saw values 02 an 07, which puzzles me. >>On all 4 LPARs? >Not sure what you mean. I ran a job twice. The "system identifier" was once 02 >and once 07
I mean, do you get 02 and 07 on some or all the 4 LPARs in that sysplex? But then I now see your later statement of 'LP ID' not unique. >No, the four systems run on two CECs. The "LP ID" is not unique across the >sysplex. From the description in The JCL reference, I'm assuming it is meant >to uniquely identify a system in the plex. I also assumed the same, because I ran IEBGENER repeatedly with /*JOBPARM SYSAFF=???? from a PS to a temp PS. I find the temp like this SYS16050.T122820.RA000.????????.R0A75022 Where the 0A is specific to a LPAR and 01, 04, 05, etc. are specific to their own LPAR. This I observed after repeated runs on several LPARs. OK, granted some of these LPARs are on z/OS v2.1 and others on v1.13. >>I also think it is something with SMS routines and the ALLOCxx member. I >>searched the MVS Authorized >Assembler Services Refs, but found nothing. >Yep, me too. But as I said, I could not find it described somewhere. I looked at IBM Knowledge Centre, but could not find any description there. Groete / Greetings Elardus Engelbrecht ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
