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Hi all,
We have implemented ALLOCxx with :
VOLUME_ENQ POLICY(WTOR)
VOLUME_MNT POLICY(WTOR)
SPEC_WAIT POLICY(WAITNOH)
MAXNWAIT(255)
POLICYNW(WTOR)
On Wed, 10 Aug 2005 16:39:45 +0200, Thomas Ramseier
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jantje
We're running a zOS DMZ with a WAS for about 3 years now. It is in a
Now c'me on, people... There must be more installations that have a
mainframe exposed to the Internet and are not top secret...
Please do
CPOOLing is great to get 'stuff' into fixed length buffers.
How about the retrieval operation? 'Data Areas' maps the PXT and PPD with
VSM (IGV-prefixed) macros. But even the cell pool callable services
(CSRx) do not have a mechanism AFAICS.
1. Where do the macros reside? Surely not
Had the recent opportunity to code some dual-mode (CICS batch) assembler.
After searching the LISTSERVs the DFHAFCD macro (hlq.SDFHMACS) revealed
itself. The code did not contained CICS EXEC statements and therefore did
not require preprocessing. Upon entry under CICS the registers point into
Hi,
I D IPLINFO and the following is log:
--
RESPONSE=TESTMVS
IEE254I 19.27.13 IPLINFO DISPLAY 650
SYSTEM IPLED AT 11.48.05 ON 08/02/2005
RELEASE z/OS 01.06.00LICENSE = z/OS
USED LOAD00 IN SYS1.IPLPARM ON
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Question: We plan on going from z/OS 1.6 to z/OS 1.7 when its released in
Sept. etc.. I'm being told by out security people that we first have to
get to MLS as a pre-req. We currently dont use MLS (Multi Level Security)
under z/OS 1.6.
Im looking at the migration
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Capomaestro
Had the recent opportunity to code some dual-mode (CICS
batch) assembler.
After searching the LISTSERVs the DFHAFCD macro
(hlq.SDFHMACS) revealed itself. The code did not contained
CICS EXEC
In a recent note, Knutson, Sam said:
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 20:35:41 -0400
SVC 99 (DYNALLOC) or BPXWDYN service. What language is your program written
in?
BPXWDYN sounds promising. It's complicated by the fact that at
the point at which Roger wishes to delete, the data set is not
I have used CPOOL. Each of my cells was an element of a linked list. I
made no attempt to map/traverse the cell pools themselves. See file 498 on
the CBT site http://www.cbttape.org/ftp/cbt/CBT498.zip.
Using CPOOL instead of GETMAIN/STORAGE created significant performance
improvements in my
BPXWDYN sounds promising. It's complicated by the fact that at
the point at which Roger wishes to delete, the data set is not
yet catalogued. If he allocates specifying unit and volume,
what happens when deallocation attempts to catalog a data set
not in the VTOC.
If he uses DYNALLOC (SVC
Not true. Our product Dorana can tell you which library a load module
was
executed from. You just have to know where to look and I can't tell
that
information suffice to say that IBM do provide a number of facilities
to
do
this but they are not, as we found out, documented very well. But alas
On Aug 16, 2005, at 8:19 AM, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
In a recent note, Knutson, Sam said:
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 20:35:41 -0400
SVC 99 (DYNALLOC) or BPXWDYN service. What language is your program
written
in?
Sam,
Becareful doing this. We had an OEM vendor do this and it and it
Arrgh!
There is a system-maintained map in the SPD so any other tree structure is
redundant. And with a bit of RR math one gets the pointer array details.
Just looking for a leg-up here.
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Capomaestro
Au contraire, the DFHEAI stub is *required* to be the first
CSECT in the module. CICS 'interrogates' modules for it's
I-catcher to determine if it is command level or not.
Sorry; I thought you said
Hi,
Newbie question: What do the following messages mean and how should they be
handled?
EPW0401I EPWFFST: EVENT DETECTED BY FFSTV1R2 FOR PROBEID EPWHWS71
EPW0401I EPWFFST: EVENT DETECTED BY FFSTV1R2 FOR PROBEID EPWHWSA2
I haven't found any other related messages or dumps. The FFST OP Guide
Pardon? Play computer for a second. I dynamically allocate a load library.
Then I build a DCB and OPEN it. Then I issue LOAD EP=blah,DCB=mydcb. Then I
CLOSE and free the dataset.
Now I have a module in memory and no way of knowing where it came from. If
you can solve that one grasshopper, you
Jim Kyriakakis wrote:
Not true. Our product Dorana can tell you which library a load module
was executed from. You just have to know where to look and I can't
tell that information suffice to say that IBM do provide a number of
facilities to do this but they are not, as we found out,
On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 09:11:31 -0500 Craddock, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
: Not true. Our product Dorana can tell you which library a load module
:was
: executed from. You just have to know where to look and I can't tell
:that
: information suffice to say that IBM do provide a number of
On 8/16/05, Craig Kittendorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Newbie question: What do the following messages mean and how should they be
handled?
EPW0401I EPWFFST: EVENT DETECTED BY FFSTV1R2 FOR PROBEID EPWHWS71
EPW0401I EPWFFST: EVENT DETECTED BY FFSTV1R2 FOR PROBEID EPWHWSA2
I haven't
We restrict tape processing to backups only.
It is technically easy to do, and saves tons of money. If you do the
math, you will find that the TCO of tapes is surprising expensive.
A one time JCL conversion to a DASD management plan based on bottom line
dollars rather than politics and
On 8/16/2005 7:26 AM, Bo Xie wrote:
I D IPLINFO and the following is log:
--
RESPONSE=TESTMVS
IEE254I 19.27.13 IPLINFO DISPLAY 650
SYSTEM IPLED AT 11.48.05 ON 08/02/2005
RELEASE z/OS 01.06.00LICENSE = z/OS
On 8/16/2005 11:46 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wouldn't it be possible to front-end the LOAD-, LINK-, ATTACH-, XCTL-SVCs
etc. to get the necessary associaton from the DCB to the DSN?
Yes, but after then, from the module itself (for some general module not
part of your product that does the
http://www.computerworld.com/hardwaretopics/hardware/story/0,10801,103916,00.html?source=NLT_AMnid=103916
Two somewhat similar shops (as much as you can call shops similar), one
consolidating everything onto a z990, the other moving off of S/390 and iSeries
Key quote: Jacob Matusevich, Welch's
I already read the explanation for EPW0401, but as I said, there are no
other messages in syslog, FFSTLOGn, NetView. And no dump.
Craig
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Gabriel Tully
Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2005 12:05 PM
To:
The Dark Side!
Weidt, James wrote:
Quiz - Without reading the article, can you guess on which side of the
fence Jacob Matusevich is standing?
Thanks,
Jim Weidt
Senior Systems Engineer
Jostens Inc.
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Tom,
There was a flash or something quite a while ago that explained just what
to do for creating the /service directory and how to apply maintenance. I
spent too long looking for it, but I can't find it now. I'm not sure if
it's what you want, but I know someone sent the link to IBM-Main a
Thanks, Eric.
Everything I've seen from IBM simply says to clone your HFS and mount it
at /service, but that is hardly adequate when you have 17 MVS images and
can only get a few IPLs per year. We have several target zones to keep
track of, and we may need to apply service to any of them.
Tom,
I can speak only for DB2/CICS/WMQ but I believe our MVS folks choose the same
way. We use zFS for new products.
During product installation we run the following SMPE job.
SET BOUNDARY(CIC310T) .
ZONEEDIT DDDEF .
Hi again,
just needed some time to sort posts to the original thread (news:[EMAIL
PROTECTED]):
My first impression is, that Wiki's are well known by some listers and are
highly accepted by them.
Special thanks to (in alphabetical order, I love movies :-):
Ian Metcalfe, Jantje and Rob
Well, gentle listers,
I've learned some of the lessons.
YES, our BUILD process is quite different and cruical to sucess.
But this is a chicken-and egg discussion.
If we do need BUILD-Support we HAVE to participate and create it.
No matter what it is based on (SCLM, SMP/E etc)
WSED is too
Tom,
The requirements we have for applying maintenance to the z/OS operating
system here
has dictated how we name the HFS 'service' mountpoint. The 'key'
requirement I must
adhere to is:
Must be able to apply any maintenance to any of the z/OS operating system
levels we
have installed using any
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 08/15/2005
at 12:08 PM, Bobby Brake [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
We've just installed a STK L700e using 3590 tapes. These tapes hold
up to 300GB and this system works great for our weekly backups where
we backup our entire DASD farm. What I would like to ask the group
is
In
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
on 08/12/2005
at 06:52 PM, Farley, Peter x23353 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
IIRC, IUP's were not
copyrighted or licensed, though they were sometimes chargable.
They were copyrighted as soon as copyrights were accepted for
software.
ISTR the software hierarchy used to be
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 08/13/2005
at 10:23 AM, David Cole [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I guess that means you don't have an archive.
Alas, even had I had permission to retain a copy it wouldn't have been
at the correct release level. I last had access to DBC at the State
Department, and at EIA I
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 08/14/2005
at 09:54 AM, Charles Mills [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Is it possible for a program to determine the dataset name of the
library it was loaded from?
There didn't use to be. Consider a program that does an OPEN, a LOAD
and a CLOSE. But I vaguel recall a message
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 08/16/2005
at 03:22 AM, Peter Pfaffner [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
As proposed I will try to answer or comment on some posts:
There are some fundamental inconsistencies in your entire approach.
First, the driving ethos of the open source movement is not based on
somebody
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 08/15/2005
at 11:26 PM, Peter Pfaffner [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
It would be a bad (not to say sick) idea to split our community by
flamewars (it survided a lot of them :-)) or moving into different
.base directions.
This community is already split, and there is
In
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
on 08/15/2005
at 03:10 PM, Andy White [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Question: We plan on going from z/OS 1.6 to z/OS 1.7 when its
released in Sept. etc.. I'm being told by out security people that
we first have to get to MLS as a pre-req. We currently dont use MLS
(Multi
What you bring up is the bottom line what becomes a department wish list
item now they try to push as an agenda. We see no reason to have MLS prior
to rolling out z/OS 1.7 which was all I wanted to check. It appears we
will be ok coming from 1.6 to 1.7 without MLS then implement it after we
Peter,
The Quick Reference Guide states (any mis-spellings are my own):
The component of the IUP which provides the basic editing system functions is
named EDGAR.
Considering how old this card must be, I am amazed how new it looks. All 18
panels of it.
Farley, Peter x23353 wrote:
Pardon
One of our users has become interested in encrypting a job's sysout before
sending it to a email address. We currently use XMITPIP to package the data for
emailing the data. This is only an interest at this point, there is no money to
spend on fancy products with components on both z/OS and WinXP.
On Aug 16, 2005, at 8:42 PM, Jim Phoenix wrote:
Peter,
The Quick Reference Guide states (any mis-spellings are my own):
The component of the IUP which provides the basic editing system
functions is named EDGAR.
Considering how old this card must be, I am amazed how new it looks.
All 18
Thanks, Glenn.
This is the same thing that I did, except that I established an
Automount policy to mount the HFS when it is referenced. For the
simple case of managing the MVS root (Version) HFS, it looks like
this.
/etc/auto.master contains this:
/service/etc/service.map
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