Re: Server Pac Issues with z/OS V1.9 SB37 SYSUT1 and other stuff

2008-05-22 Thread King, Jeffrey E
Lizette - 

I'm sorry to see that you're having problems with PDSMAN FastCopy. There
is an already existing APAR from January of this year that addresses a
FastCopy issue with GIMUNZIP. The CA APAR number is QO95053. Applying
this PDSMAN maintenance should resolve your FastCopy problem.

Regards,
Jeffrey King

CA
PDSMAN Principle Software Engineer
Columbus, Ohio USA
tel: +1 614 785 2743 or x62743
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


-Original Message-
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Lizette Koehler
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2008 4:05 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Server Pac Issues with z/OS V1.9 SB37 SYSUT1 and other stuff

I just wanted to let everyone know of an issue I had with the Serverpac
Install.  First, YES - I did not read the PSP.  So it is not a surprise
I made a small miscalculation.

In Dec 2007 there was a fix that was release for GIMUNZIP.  It has to do
with SB37 abends on SYSUT1 during the Unzip of a PDS/E (POE) data set.
Apparently IBM has hardcoded in the GIMUNZIP process how much space to
dynamically allocate for SYSUT1 when recreating the PDS/E data set from
teh archive file.  This is what causes the SB37.  The SCEEMOD2 data set
is much bigger today than under z/OS V1.7.

So I had to install the following fixes  UO00674  UO00678   and UO00649.

Once I had these installed and added (apf' authorized) to the RECEIVE
JOBLIB statement, everything is running much better.

There are two issues that I will bring up with IBM at the next Share I
attend.  Why is this hardcoded and not part of an ARCHDEF control card
statement?  And two, we have FASTCOPY (PDSMAN) in shop.  I have to
manually add the JCL statement //FCOPYOFF DD DUMMY to all steps before I
submit.  Otherwise I get bad errors when FASTCOPY tries to work on PDSE
data sets.

Anyway, so much for not reading.

Lizette

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Re: Server Pac Issues with z/OS V1.9 SB37 SYSUT1 and other stuff

2008-05-22 Thread Kurt Quackenbush

...  Apparently IBM has hardcoded in the GIMUNZIP process how much
space to dynamically allocate for SYSUT1 when recreating the PDS/E
data set from teh archive file.  This is what causes the SB37.  The
SCEEMOD2 data set is much bigger today than under z/OS V1.7.


snip


There are two issues that I will bring up with IBM at the next Share
I attend.  Why is this hardcoded and not part of an ARCHDEF control
card statement?  And two, we have FASTCOPY (PDSMAN) in shop.  I have
to manually add the JCL statement //FCOPYOFF DD DUMMY to all steps
before I submit.  Otherwise I get bad errors when FASTCOPY tries to
work on PDSE data sets.


No need to wait for SHARE, I can address your first issue now:  The 
space information for SYSUT1 is NOT hardcoded -- it is based on the 
actual archived data set and is unique for each data set.  In  more 
detail, during the GIMUNZIP process SYSUT1 is allocated to contain the 
IEBCOPY-unloaded form of the PDS(E).  GIMUNZIP uses the space 
information for the actual archived PDS(E) to determine how large to 
allocate SYSUT1 (this space information is unique for each archived data 
set).  Unfortunately for some PDS(E) data sets, like SCEEMOD2 in your 
example, the unloaded form is larger than the PDS(E).  Therefore, SYSUT1 
as allocated is too small, thus SB37.


The fix supplied by UO00678 allocates SYSUT1 larger than the archived 
PDS(E).


Kurt Quackenbush -- IBM, SMP/E Development

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Re: Server Pac Issues with z/OS V1.9 SB37 SYSUT1 and other stuff

2008-05-22 Thread Lizette Koehler
Jeffrey,

Thanks, that is exactly the issue I was having.  I will put it on PDSMAN very 
quickly.

Lizette


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Sent: May 22, 2008 8:44 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: Server Pac Issues with z/OS V1.9 SB37 SYSUT1 and other stuff

Lizette - 

I'm sorry to see that you're having problems with PDSMAN FastCopy. There
is an already existing APAR from January of this year that addresses a
FastCopy issue with GIMUNZIP. The CA APAR number is QO95053. Applying
this PDSMAN maintenance should resolve your FastCopy problem.

Regards,
Jeffrey King

CA
PDSMAN Principle Software Engineer
Columbus, Ohio USA
tel: +1 614 785 2743 or x62743
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


-Original Message-
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Lizette Koehler
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2008 4:05 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Server Pac Issues with z/OS V1.9 SB37 SYSUT1 and other stuff

I just wanted to let everyone know of an issue I had with the Serverpac
Install.  First, YES - I did not read the PSP.  So it is not a surprise
I made a small miscalculation.

In Dec 2007 there was a fix that was release for GIMUNZIP.  It has to do
with SB37 abends on SYSUT1 during the Unzip of a PDS/E (POE) data set.
Apparently IBM has hardcoded in the GIMUNZIP process how much space to
dynamically allocate for SYSUT1 when recreating the PDS/E data set from
teh archive file.  This is what causes the SB37.  The SCEEMOD2 data set
is much bigger today than under z/OS V1.7.

So I had to install the following fixes  UO00674  UO00678   and UO00649.

Once I had these installed and added (apf' authorized) to the RECEIVE
JOBLIB statement, everything is running much better.

There are two issues that I will bring up with IBM at the next Share I
attend.  Why is this hardcoded and not part of an ARCHDEF control card
statement?  And two, we have FASTCOPY (PDSMAN) in shop.  I have to
manually add the JCL statement //FCOPYOFF DD DUMMY to all steps before I
submit.  Otherwise I get bad errors when FASTCOPY tries to work on PDSE
data sets.

Anyway, so much for not reading.

Lizette

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Server Pac Issues with z/OS V1.9 SB37 SYSUT1 and other stuff

2008-05-21 Thread Lizette Koehler
I just wanted to let everyone know of an issue I had with the Serverpac 
Install.  First, YES - I did not read the PSP.  So it is not a surprise I made 
a small miscalculation.

In Dec 2007 there was a fix that was release for GIMUNZIP.  It has to do with 
SB37 abends on SYSUT1 during the Unzip of a PDS/E (POE) data set.  Apparently 
IBM has hardcoded in the GIMUNZIP process how much space to dynamically 
allocate for SYSUT1 when recreating the PDS/E data set from teh archive file.  
This is what causes the SB37.  The SCEEMOD2 data set is much bigger today than 
under z/OS V1.7.

So I had to install the following fixes  UO00674  UO00678   and UO00649.

Once I had these installed and added (apf' authorized) to the RECEIVE JOBLIB 
statement, everything is running much better.

There are two issues that I will bring up with IBM at the next Share I attend.  
Why is this hardcoded and not part of an ARCHDEF control card statement?  And 
two, we have FASTCOPY (PDSMAN) in shop.  I have to manually add the JCL 
statement //FCOPYOFF DD DUMMY to all steps before I submit.  Otherwise I get 
bad errors when FASTCOPY tries to work on PDSE data sets.

Anyway, so much for not reading.

Lizette

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