> The only solution is to have an active secondary user, i.e.
> - logged on itself
> - or having a path to IUCV *MSG
> (WAKEUP (IUCVMSG, PIPE STARMSG, PROP, VM:Operator, VM Ops Manager,
..)
>
> Kris Buelens
>> Having just spent the past several months of my life deeply immersed
in
>> all thing SCIF, I can say Kris is right. When a guest issues a read,
CP
>> checks if the guest's secondary is functional. If it is not, a CP
READ
>> is also made pending. To be functional the secondary must be
connected
>> or, if disconnected, must have an IUCV connection to *MSG or *MSGALL
...
>>
>> Perry
Thanks for all of the input on this. I ended up getting everything to
work
using the commands from a VSE guest instead of an EXEC. What was
throwing
me off was it would always work in production (VSE guest connected) but
not
in test (VSE guest disconnected). Here is the end result in case anyone
is curious.
Ed Zell
Illinois Mutual Life
(309) 636-0107
* STEP 2 - ARCHIVE SQLPROD
/*
// EXEC DTRIATTN,PARM='#CP ATT A93 *'
/*
// ASSGN SYS000,A93
// EXEC BSTTFMNT,SIZE=BSTTFMNT,PARM='/USBTAPE/SQLPROD'
/*
// EXEC DTRIATTN,PARM='#CP DET A93 * LEAVE'
// EXEC DTRIATTN,PARM='#CP ATT A93 SQLPROD 181'
/*
// EXEC DTRIATTN,PARM='#CP SET SECUSER SQLPROD *'
// EXEC IESWAIT,PARM='05'
// EXEC DTRIATTN,PARM='#CP SEND SQLPROD ARCHIVE'
/*
// EXEC IESWAIT,PARM='20'
// EXEC DTRIATTN,PARM='#CP SEND SQLPROD 181'
// EXEC IESWAIT,PARM='60'
// EXEC IESWAIT,PARM='60'
// EXEC IESWAIT,PARM='60'
// EXEC IESWAIT,PARM='60'
// EXEC IESWAIT,PARM='60'
// EXEC IESWAIT,PARM='60'
// EXEC IESWAIT,PARM='60'
// EXEC IESWAIT,PARM='60'
/*
// EXEC DTRIATTN,PARM='#CP SET SECUSER SQLPROD OFF'
/*
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