The information I think you're after is found in SG24-7721-05 'IBM System z
Personal Development Tool: Volume 1' June2013:
Table 1-1 System z architecture levels
Release date zPDT release zPDT build
level z Architecture
2009, 2010 V1R1 "GA1" 39.xx
Z800, z900
2011 V1R2 "GA2" 41.xx
Z10
2012 V1R3 "GA3" 43.xx
Z192
2013 FP May 2013 V1R4 "GA4.1" 45.xx EC 12
GA4+fixpack
Your customer would need to determine the zPDT build level to find out the z
Architecture. To do that you can look in the SG24-8205-00 'zPDT Guide and
Reference' and look for the command '$rpm -qa | grep 109' (as in 1090 1091 for
the token). The information returned from mine looks something like:
[ibmsys1@localhost ~]$ rpm -qa | grep 109
z1090-1-4.45.26.01.x86_64
I have a 2013 V1R4 45.26 release so it's capable of EC 12 levels but note Mr.
Bohns observation previously in this thread.
Hope this helps!
-----Original Message-----
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Of Steve M Bohn
Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2017 9:32 AM
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Subject: Re: How determine effective architecture level of a z/PDT?
Correct, enter it in a Linux Terminal session.
And I don't know the answer to your E39/ARCH/ZS question. I don't believe that
is the case.
From: Charles Mills <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Date: 02/23/2017 11:59 AM
Subject: Re: How determine effective architecture level of a z/PDT?
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Thanks.
And I gather that's a Linux command, not a "z/OS" command.
And working from the Redbook, the output below would indicate an E39, an
emulated z800/900, ARCH(5) or ZS, right?
Charles
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Subject: Re: How determine effective architecture level of a z/PDT?
Have them send you the output of the z1090ver command:
$ z1090ver
z1090, version z1090_v1r0_E39, build date - 10/17/08 SUSE 32 bit
From: Charles Mills <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Date: 02/23/2017 11:28 AM
Subject: Re: How determine effective architecture level of a z/PDT?
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What command or similar do I ask the customer to run to determine that?
"Please send us the output of the xxxx command." (Or "yyyy report.")
Charles
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Subject: Re: How determine effective architecture level of a z/PDT?
Charles, the architecture level is fixed at the zPDT's release level. For
example: zPDT V1R6 runs the z13 architecture level.
From: Charles Mills <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Date: 02/23/2017 09:44 AM
Subject: How determine effective architecture level of a z/PDT?
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Do I understand correctly? All z/PDT's return z1090 or z1091 for D M=CPU?
How can one determine the effective architecture level? Is it pretending
to
be a z9 or a BC12?
(On a customer machine. I know that possible general answers are "write a
program to query the facility bits" or "use a CBT tool" but I would like
an
answer that relied only on things that a customer would already have in
place, such as a console command.)
Charles Mills
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