I have the following REXX:
/ REXX /
/**/
/*TRACE R */
/*
On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 07:48:35 -0500, Debbie Mitchell
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You can hold all queues by issuing $T JOBCLASS(*),QHELD=YES
Alternatively, you could stop the initiators from selecting any work by
issuing $P XEQ
hth
Debbie Mitchell
If you are using a MAS (JES2 shared spool) you
Gary,
No, thats not true.
See output below.
Time: 13:47:37
DFHSMD.BACK.T153206.SYS3.GOL.J5315
DFHSMD.BACK.T303406.SYS3.GOL.J5315
SYS1.VTOCIX.SYHD99
===
SYS1.VTOCIX.SYHD99
Time: 13:47:43
DFHSMD.BACK.T153206.SYS3.GOL.J5315
DFHSMD.BACK.T303406.SYS3.GOL.J5315
snip
The differing datasets are
temporary, allocated dynamically by processes running on your system,
and you're listing a volume that's designated in your temp pool.
Between the time your rexx reads that dataset list, and then reads it
again, these easily could have changed. You're not scanning
A big improvement would be to have mappings of DDNames on a TCB-level,
i.e. each TCB has its own SYSPRINT/SYSOUT that is mapped in the TIOT to
different DD-Names on AS-level.
Right concept, but maybe the wrong suggested implementation. There is
in fact already support for TCBs having their
... but don't underreach. Such a mapping facility should apply not
only to SYSPRINT/SYSOUT, but to any DD-Name for any device type.
An ambitious programmer could always implement a RYO method. For example,
implement SVC screening, intercepting the OPEN SVC to switch the DDNAME
field in the
Sorry.
snip
- second part: only the dataset name
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should be:
- second part: only the last dataset name
Zaromil
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On Fri, 2005-11-11 at 07:24 +0800, Ron and Jenny Hawkins wrote:
Someone mentioned striping using more storage, but I understand that B/QSAM
buffers with Extended Format datasets go above the line.
Hmmm, that's kind of interesting. I distinctly remember having a rash
of region size issues with
All,
Sorry about that. Thought I had the answer. After trying this again myself,
several times, with several changes to the REXX code and more diagnostics, I
finally hit the books.
What your doing looks fine except for one thing listed in the book:
Interactive System Productivity Facility
Q: How does this work? A: When the init attaches the job step task,
it provides a new TIOT for the jst. All that would be required would
be to generalize and externalize this support.
The initiator is responsible for creating DSAB, TIOT, JCT and other control
blocks before the application
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Talk to me off list if you just want to show them a PDF file
served from
I have a few lpars with 192MB of real defined. Would that be enough for
64-bit testing ?
The discussiong seemed to get off track about real storage.
You can start testing 64 bit virtual with any amount of real storage.
It is virtual storage and only what you use, requires backing in real
or aux.
Helio,
I know the command $HQ was used once
To keep jobs in specified job queues or all job queues from being
executed until you either issue a $AQ command or restart JES2.
I think IBM started to change the $HQ to $HA around os/390 v1.1 0 with the
command $HQ no longer documented around
Okay, I found the answer, in the book. It says:
dataset-var
The LMDLIST service uses this variable to establish a position in the list.
To start at the beginning of the list set the dataset-var to blanks. To
start at a specific data set in the list set the dataset-var to the name of
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From: Ali Serdar Yakut [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Nov 11, 2005 3:55 PM
Subject: Re: 3745 , Does anybody remember?
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Hi,
I can not take the device online...
Although channel seems to be online,
As the path is not validated and can not
Gary,
many thanks.
now i see the solution, i realize that i've made the same mistake a few
years ago.
Sometime you learn, sometimes you don't. :-(
Hans
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Its funny that no one mentioned the most obvious place to keep
documentation - printed in a 3 ring binder. Most of the procedures we need
in operating our mainframe fit in one 2 binder. Certainly, any procedure
that needs to be referenced when the system is down (IPL, SADump, Stand
Alone
One other thing to try is this VARY command; V 0820,ONLINE,UNCOND
which will bring it online for your system to use. Other than that, is
the CHP a block or escon?
HTH,
Claude
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From: Ali Serdar Yakut [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, 10 Nov 2005 09:54:26 -0500, Clark, Kevin D, HRC-Alexandria/EDS
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Question:
I have a few lpars with 192MB of real defined. Would that be enough for
64-bit testing ?
The absolute minimums are documented in the Planning for Installation
manual (see cut/paste from
In our case, we saw no problem whatsoever in moving from 32-bit OS/390
2.10 to 64-bit z/OS 1.4. We did, however, hit a couple of glitches (in ISV
software -- Model 204 and CA-Dispatch) when we finally increased the amount of
physical memory allocated to our production LPAR to more than
No paths physically available message is given when I try to online
unconditionally.
3745 is connected through parallel cable - optica - escon channel.
When I check the MOSS conssole there are parameters to be set -
Adapter Type: CADS/BCCA
NSC or ESC address
Channel Burst Length
Data Transfer
Hi
About the problem of IEFACTRT, I has the same problem to add a module of
product ASG named IMPACT in Z/os 1.4, and the solution for the problem:
(PROGAS - SYS1.PARMLIB)
EXIT ADD EXITNAME (SYS.IEFACTRT) MODNAME (ASFACTRT) STATE (ACTIVE)
DSNAME (ASFH1.VS360.LOADLIB)
EXIT ADD EXITNAME
Ed Gould wrote on 11/10/2005 08:23:20 PM:
On Nov 10, 2005, at 12:00 PM, Skip Robinson wrote:
I'm all for dynamic SORTWK, but we recently hit a problem that I
posted to
the List for help. Our installation default number for SORTWK is 3. An
application did such a large sort that the work
On Thu, 10 Nov 2005 09:41:54 -0500, David Andrews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
z/OS is an awesome platform, but we really need as a group to get over
this
silly anti-Windows thing.
Sorry, but um, no.
We need to accommodate our Windows customers, sure -- they've been taken
in and there's little we
In a message dated 11/11/2005 8:59:18 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I just realized I haven't posted for quite a while. It seems like traffic
in general on IBM-Main has been a lot less in the last few months,
although yesterday had more posts than usual as of
I find some of the quotes in this article strangely amusing:
http://www.computerworld.com/softwaretopics/erp/story/0,10801,106121,00.html?source=NLT_PMnid=106121
For its part, SAP said in a statement that it applauds the GAO efforts to
assist the Department of Defense . . .
On 11 Nov 2005 08:02:12 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rob
Wunderlich) wrote:
I think the strongest shops are those that embrace both platforms. There
are strengths in both, and applications for both. The decision to host an
application on a particular platform is an it depends business decision
that
Just an additional comment (having just encountered this same problem as
well): The @domainname: prefix to the addresses is the standard
indication for relayed mail and results (with the NOSOURCEROUTE
default) if you specify a FROM address that is from an address that has
a different domain
I have auditor's after me.help! I need a RACF report which will show
ID and password interval. I know RACF has a report writer utility, but I
don't have time to do the research on how to get the information I need.
We are z/OS V1R4. Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you
RACF report writer cannot do this for you.
What reporting tools do you have?
Vanguard
Consul
RACFICE
Etc.
Kind Regards
Mark Wilson
Mobile: +44 (0) 7768 617006
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The only Reporting tool we have is Easytrieve. Not much.
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RACF report writer cannot do
Mark
Its been a while but I think the SETR will show what you want - I haven;t
got a RACF system
to verify.
Alan
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On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 17:22:47 +0200, Ali Serdar Yakut
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No paths physically available message is given when I try to online
unconditionally.
3745 is connected through parallel cable - optica - escon channel.
When I check the MOSS conssole there are parameters to be set -
On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 10:47:33 -0600, Mark Steely [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have auditor's after me.help! I need a RACF report which will show
ID and password interval. I know RACF has a report writer utility, but I
don't have time to do the research on how to get the information I need.
We
Hello. I see that you suffers with the auditors...like me.
First step. Unload from RACF DB to flat file.
//*--
//*HACE UNLOAD DE BASE RACF A UN ARCHIVO PLANO
//*--
Ali,
From what I'm seeing here it look like the 3745 doesn't have the
subchannel address set properly. This is the last two bytes of the device
address (i.e. XXUU). From one of the 3745 configuration screens (Its been
a while and I can't remember which), you need to set the unit address
In a message dated 11/11/2005 11:35:03 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mark, since you don't have any of the reporting products the best you
can do is give the global setting without RYO code. You can unload
the RACF DB to a flat file using IRRDBU00 and use whatever
Alan,
Unfortunately, not what Mark asked for.
He needs a list of Userids each expiry date.
SETR will only show the system defaults at Userid creation time. These
can be overridden of altered.
Mark needs to run a report against the RACF database and list all the
Userids and the fields he
Hopefully the auditors are bilingual!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/11/2005 12:37 PM
Hello. I see that you suffers with the auditors...like me.
First step. Unload from RACF DB to flat file.
//*--
//*HACE UNLOAD DE BASE RACF A UN ARCHIVO
On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 11:34:39 -0600, Mark Zelden wrote:
On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 10:47:33 -0600, Mark Steely wrote:
I have auditor's after me.help! I need a RACF report which will show
ID and password interval. I know RACF has a report writer utility, but I
don't have time to do the research on how
Been there, done that, works very nicely, actually.
I wrote the code 11+ years ago, it's had only one fix since then.
Hit me up off-list if you want more info.
Best regards,
Ray
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Ok, Friday play day question.
I decided to dust off my sandbox LPAR to test a new version of ThruPut Manger.
This LPAR hasn't been running in awhile, so when I get to the datacenter, I
find the 3274 controller has died. I decide to use the HMC console to get
things going, but I'm stuck.
I
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Ok, Friday play day question.
I decided to dust off my sandbox LPAR to
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//STEP1 EXEC PGM=IKJEFT01,REGION=6M
//SYSTSPRT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSTSIN DD *
LU *
/*
//
/snip
This has the added benefit of generating so much output the auditor may
give up and go away!!!
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At several SHAREs I gave a pitch on this conversion. The last time was in
Boston to a nearly empty room: I'm done with it. Check the proceedings for
Session 2839 SHARE 105.
.
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JO.Skip Robinson
Southern California Edison Company
SHARE MVS Program Co-Manager
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323-715-0595
The below is an excellent suggestion and may well be sufficient for your
needs. However, remember that the complete NIP syslog is available if you
take a stand alone dump of your failing system.
Since JES2 hasn't started yet, the system will be pretty small, so a stand
alone dump will probably
R.S. wrote:
Demagoguery.
Er, pardon??
I can put my Winodows doc (I could if I had any) on *another PC*. I
have bunch of PCs in my shop, and even at home.
I don't have too many mainframe CPCs, do you ?
I remember pain in the **s, when, after POR, all the systems were
un-IPLable.
Hi,
Does anyone have a copy of 'Advanced Assembler Language and MVS
Interfaces : For IBM Systems and Application Programmers (Paperback - 1999)
by Carmine A. Cannatello' they'd like to sell?
It's out of print. I'm in the NY/NJ/CT area.
Thanks, Linda
Whoa !!!
Just had a look on Amazon - where I imported my copy from a couple (er, few
??) years back.
Holy mackeral !!!.
Mine sits next to Linux Kernel Development and Linux Device Driver
tomes. How things have changed.
Sorry, mine's unavailable. I'm an old Sysprog - never toss anything out.
Since you are trying to vary 0820 online, the correct setting at the MOSS
console for the NSC or ESC address would be 20. In nearly all cases I ever ran
across the default settings for the other parameters were correct, or at least
would be close enough that the 3745 could be brought online
Will you will it to me? It may be the only way I can afford one. :)
I wrote to the publisher; if they reply with any good info, I'll pass it
along here.
Best regards, Linda
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The below is an excellent suggestion and may well be sufficient for your
needs. However, remember that the complete NIP syslog is available if you
take a stand alone dump of your failing system.
Since JES2 hasn't
Thanks, for every one who responded. The technique below is just what I
needed to produce the reports. Thanks again for the response.
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In a message dated 11/11/2005 3:21:22 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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would reply END to the message, then Y to the others. IF JES2 comes
up, then log onto the system and fix the error.
Shouldn't be too much difference between test and prod. Maybe
just copy over
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 11/10/2005
at 03:30 PM, Michael Knigge [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I'm running as a started task with several DD-Statements within my
JCL. Now I need to run a program (let's say PROG) within my
application. My application supports multiple threads and it may be
needed to
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 11/11/2005
at 06:09 AM, Leonard Woren [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Here's a philosophical question that's been nagging me for decades:
If the INIT (IEFIIC or whatever) processes JOB JCL, allocating the
datasets and doing the ATTACH, and if even STCs and TSUs have
invisible
In [EMAIL PROTECTED],
on 11/11/2005
at 01:39 PM, Arthur Fichtl [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I would like to extend the question of Michael Knigge to the case of
Stored Procedure Address Spaces.
In this case, we don't have multiple threads on the application
level, but independent programs running
From: Linda Hagedorn
Will you will it to me?
Despite my (unfortunate as it turns out) use of old Sysprog hopefully you
will be in for a bit of a wait before I shuffle off this mortal coil.
And no comments from you lot in the peanut gallery - how about you all just
sit down and keep quiet
On Nov 11, 2005, at 8:47 PM, ibm-main wrote:
I wrote to the publisher; if they reply with any good info, I'll
pass it
along here.
I think you can get this on Amazon.com. They have copies of both
editions for sale.
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In Sysplex Environment:
1. Is it required or recommended in Sysplex system
with DB2 data sharing to have more than one CP in the
CPC.
2. Which is better to have CPC with one CP as example
200 Mips, or CPC with two CPs each 100 Mips.
Thanks
Mohamed Juma
Hello Ali,
I have 3745s connected via both IBM and Optica converters.
I do remember the IBM CE saying that the channel interface on the 3745 box
had to be at the correct microcode level to support converter usage.
Regards
Bruce Hewson
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