Baloney. Here is the start of the IEFSSNxx member from my Test system
called MVS4 so JES2 runs as JES4;
SUBSYS SUBNAME(JES4) /* JES4 IS THE PRIMARY SUBSYSTEM NAME */
PRIMARY(YES) START(YES)
Two questions:
1,here you use 'JES4' and maybe I could use another name such as
'ABCD'.Then,
how
Also remember that the command to shut it down is $PJES2, not $PJES4.
In fact, the command is xPJES2, where x is what is specified as CONCHAR=
on the CONDEF init statement. The default is $ but you may want to
select
something else for a secondary JES.
Peter Hunkeler
Credit Suisse -
2,START(YES),means that system will automatically issue a START
command to invoke JES2 procedure. However,which procedure name
system'll use in STARTcommand? S JES4?
First an answer to your second Q (it's a short one): The SUBNAME.
1,here you use 'JES4' and maybe I could use another name such
On Wed, 4 Jan 2006 16:32:27 +0800, Johnny Luo
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Two questions:
1,here you use 'JES4' and maybe I could use another name such as
'ABCD'.Then,
how could the system know that the subsystem you want to initialize is
JES2?
Put it in another word,how to establish the
Greetings Everyone.
I'm running z/OS 1.4, with SMP/E 34.04 and Java SDK 1.4 at the Service
Refresh level of SR3 (PTF UQ07860). I am attempting to use the Internet
Service Retrieval with absolutely no success. The error messages I receive
from SMP/E are:
GIM69207S ** THE CONNECTION WITH THE
I am attempting to install the XML toolkit
for z/os 1.8.
Back to the future?
1.8 doesn't come out until September!
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I think he means the XML toolkit is 1.8.
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I am attempting to install the XML toolkit
for z/os 1.8.
Back to the future?
1.8 doesn't come out until September!
-teD
Me? A skeptic? I trust you have proof!
Ted MacNEIL wrote:
I am attempting to install the XML toolkit
for z/os 1.8.
Back to the future?
1.8 doesn't come out until September!
-teD
Me? A skeptic? I trust you have proof!
OK, so the name's confusing. But it's V1.8 of the toolkit for
z/OS, not the z/OS R8 toolkit. More
IBM has backed off. They created this APAR for the issue.
APAR Identifier .. OA14708
http://www-306.ibm.com/ibmlink/link2/sis/sisPage.jsp?applJsp=documentBr
owse.jspnavItem=sis.jsplc=encc=USdocNumber=OA14708 Last
Changed 05/12/21
IEA307I I/O ERROR READING VOLUME LABEL
See imbedded comments ...
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Hal Merritt
We are being told that the library system is 100% SMS controlled. We
have had robots in the past, but had never heard this as a requirement.
It this your experience?
The ATL and 'tapes' are SMS managed the datasets on the
In a current thread on TSO_REXX:
Linkname: [EMAIL PROTECTED] post from [EMAIL PROTECTED] :
URL: http://www2.marist.edu/htbin/wlvtype?TSO-REXX.16850
... the OP is struggling to FAQsubmit a batch job synchronously
from a Rexx EXEC/FAQ. His requirement is simple:
The reason I am
Porowski, Ken wrote:
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Hal Merritt
[...]
You will probably want to look at OAM exits CBRUXENT and CBRUXVNL at a
minimum. RMM may supply samples. RMM probably has a process for
autoeject of tapes going offsite (probably an optional piece
I doubt there is since the programmer's name is a job level
not a dd level attribute.
Peter Hunkeler
Credit Suisse - Information Technology
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We use ZARA so had to supply our own. Depending on what the 'supplied'
exits do you may or may not want to modify them. YMMV but it would make
sense to understand what they are coded to do or not do.
I forgot about the 30 CIOS option, It wasn't appropriate for our
environment when we
Hi Gil,
With regard to Is there a way to control the programmer name field in a
dynamically allocated data set and bypass submitting a batch
job? I can't readily find it in HELP ALLOCATE.
When using a batch job, the default name field used by the output separator
process is that from the
Look for a 'black hole' router/firewall in your corporate network. Some
of these appliances silently drop packets. And I do mean silently.
Other than that, have your network person explain why the proxy server
is not responding.
HTH.
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at 08:14 AM, Lizette Koehler [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
The main reason is that every piece of documentation is for JES2.
You might get someone confused at operations or Level2 if you say my
JESA system is down. Trust me, you do not want to confuse Level2 at
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 01/03/2006
at 07:45 PM, Bruce Black [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
With the exception of the IBM 3590 (Magstar) and 3592 tapes. To my
knowledge, there is no generally available manual which has CCWs and
sense for zSeries (only for SCSI, which is not much help).
What are
On Wed, 4 Jan 2006 12:16:39 -0500 Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 01/03/2006
: at 11:26 AM, Binyamin Dissen [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
:Something builds it.
:Are you sure about that? Have you seen an SIOT for a dynamically
:allocated data set?
I have
According to the Data Areas for z/OS 1.6, the SIOT, is owned by the
Interpreter, but is created by Interpeter and Dynamic Allocation, which
implies that there is an SIOT for dynamically allocated datasets. In
addition, the DSAB points to the SIOT, and there is no indicator that this
field will be
Does anybody know any material (presentation, booklet) about VSAM RLS
and other products implementation ?
The deeper I dig the more components I find. Now RLS, TVS, RRS and
CICS/VR are in play.
BTW: I suspect (*) there are ISV replacements for TVS and CICS/VR,
aren't they ?
(*) My impression
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http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/227572/248833/5117/0/
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What are sense for zSeries? Each device has its own[1] CCW opcodes
and sense bytes. What CCW opcodes and sense bytes would you expect or
want documented in a zSeries manual as opposed to a manual for the
specific device?
I knew that phrasing would bite me gr I meant CCWs used with
mainframe
I will be doing a performance study using SMF data to discover trends. Does
anyone know of a free utility
that can be used to do this. I do have SAS but as yet have not decided to use
it. If you have a SAS procedure I could use that would be great. Any other
ideas are welcome.
TIA
Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) wrote:
Why would you say my JESA system is down? The name of the component
is JES2, regardless of the name of the cataloged procedure used to
start it. Would you describe a VTAM problem as my NET is down?
|Cmd JobName StepName ProcStep
|--- /
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Cmd JobName StepName ProcStep
|--- /
| VTAM VTAM VTAM
Kinda of a special case. ===c vtam or ===z net,quick
Not sure what you mean by IBM has backed off. The APAR quoted does not
mention HDS, nor does it flag as PE any PTF (which means that HDS customers
are still doomed to discover their new MVS maintenance fails to IPL).
There must be more to the story
Brian
On Wed, 4 Jan 2006 09:05:13 -0600,
Bruce Black wrote:
What are sense for zSeries? Each device has its own[1] CCW opcodes
and sense bytes. What CCW opcodes and sense bytes would you expect or
want documented in a zSeries manual as opposed to a manual for the
specific device?
I knew that phrasing would bite me gr I meant CCWs
Not free, but the next best thing and well worth the price. Consider how
much of your time you are going to spend trying to decode SMF records.
That, plus a large user group with the answers to many questions. All
lead by the man who literally 'wrote the book', Dr. Barry Merrill.
The HAPSINDX needs to be deallocated to all TSO sessions. What I do is use
the SDSF Server to move it.
Alter ISFPARMS to point to new HASPINDX
F SDSF,REFRESH
Ensure all TSO allocation to old file are gone. TSOENQ function is used to
do this.
Delete old file.
If you do not use the SDSF SERVER,
Hi, All,
We have need to copy an extended-format VSAM sphere consisting of the base
cluster, one alternate index and one path from one image to another,
changing the HLQ and target catalog in the process. So far we've
successfully DUMPed the sphere (logical dump) to tape using DFSMSdss, but
all
How can I find the ACDS which is currently being used by the system.
z/OS 1.4 and then to the ISMF panel for adding volumes to a storage group.
Thanks.
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I found that if I code the SMS ACS routines to intercept the file and do the
redirection, that will overcome your hurdle. Also have you tried the OUTDD
or OUTDYNAM parameters?
On Wed, 4 Jan 2006 15:26:10 -0600, Chase, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, All,
We have need to copy an
Try the D SMS console command.
On Wed, 4 Jan 2006 13:28:45 -0800, Howard Rifkind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I find the ACDS which is currently being used by the system.
z/OS 1.4 and then to the ISMF panel for adding volumes to a storage group.
Thanks.
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How can I find the ACDS which is currently being used by the
system.
I have never used a NETRC dataset. It looks to me that if one is to have
one's users do so, one must have remote userids and passwords stored in a
dataset that is protected only by whatever security happens to exist for the
dataset that the user sets up. Am I missing something? Is there some
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Subject: NETRC and security -- am I missing something?
I have never used a NETRC dataset. It looks to
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In a message dated 1/4/2006 2:41:15 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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Not free, but the next best thing and well worth the price. Consider how
much of your time you are going to spend trying to decode SMF records.
That, plus a large user group with the answers to many
Yes and no. For the interactive user, this is a way to store (and
secure) such data in some way other than sticky notes. (You don't
honestly think that every body will rely solely on memory for so many
ID's/passwords, do you?)
For the batch user, you must enter a password. You may do it instream
I sent the questions on XML Toolkit to the XML team and have posted the
answers below. They said normal support for XML would have answered these
questions.
Q1. where do I get sizing information, or is that AIXMHFS file
allocated earlier somehow related (does not look like an HFS) ?
A: On page
a site-wide one that is pointed to by the proc(s). RACF program control /
conditional access is used for this. Our mainframe .netrc files are only
accessable to programs like FTP
I'm not the biggest RACF expert. It's possible to do this? To have a file
that FTP running for user XYZ can read,
John,
Off the top of my head, I think the reason that the offline volumes
are being requested for mount is due to RACF (Security) processing.
Because the source data set catalog is available to the target system,
DFSMSdss is seeing that the original data set is cataloged. Since it is
I just posted the NETRC question but perhaps I should instead ask the
fundamental underlying question. Here is what I want to do.
I want to have a program ABC running in a normal batch job that might be
submitted by any of a large number of TSO users invoke FTP and have it log
on to a remote
In a message dated 1/4/2006 4:34:10 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm not the biggest RACF expert. It's possible to do this? To have a file
that FTP running for user XYZ can read, but user XYZ cannot read him/herself
(say with ISPF browse)? Is FTP AFP-authorized? Is
IMHO, a flaw in your thinking is your wanting to use someone else's ID
for some security related activity.
Have the users stow their data in staging files. Upon some event (timer,
file creation, etc) a production job (the FTP) kicks off and does the
transfer under its own ID. There is a
That's sort-of how it works now. But the customer (prospect, actually) wants
individual userids. I agree with you, but arguing with a prospect is not
sales-enhancing.
BTW, it's not really someone else's ID - it's the ID of the submitting
user.
I have known all along what you are saying about
Instead of using the originating user, use a special ID
for the batch process. Then permit a surrogat
profile(RACF) or permit the ACID(Top Secret) to the
large number of TSO users who need to run this job.
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John R. Grout wrote:
If IBM de-emphasizes z/Linux, it would almost certainly
be in favor of p/Architecture (and p/Linux) rather than
in favor of z/OS (or z/VM).
As pure speculation... I would not be surprised to
see mixed p/Arch-z/Arch sysplexes sharing high-powered
hierarchal file systems (or
Neal Eckhardt wrote:
We currently access MVS datasets from AIX. Has anybody been able to
use NFS from Windows or Novell? There do not appear to be MVSLOGIN,etc
programs supplied.
Thanks,
Neal
I'm not the one that did it, but a couple of years ago we did have this
working. We gave it up and
Any reference to other possible products in this context may be more
rhetoric than reality. Like saying 'any product like JES or VTAM'.
Theoretically possible, I suppose, but on what planet?
The major omission from this list is HSM, one of the earliest exploiters of
RLS. Using RLS for the HSM CDS
We have used SMB/Samba for quite some time to access MVS files from
Windows. Yes, I'm the one who set it up. I may actually be the only regular
user, and since RECEIVEFROMNETWORK replaced our older ShopzSeries
procedure, even I don't use it a lot. However, I happened to discover
during 'early use'
Long story short... I screwed up and lost some data...
I have a volume recovered from an FDR dump that contains the data and index
components of a vsam dataset. The catalog/cluster entry is gone. I need
to recreate the vsam cluster from the components I have. Also - the
recovered volume serial
Short answer is that the primary subsystem (for JES2) must be
named JES2
Someone may have already mentioned this but when JES2 and JES3
initialize, they mark their SSCT entry that the subsystem is
either JES2 or JES3 in the SSCTSSID byte. So if you are
looking for the JES2 subsystem, you
On 1/5/06, David Alcock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Short answer is that the primary subsystem (for JES2) must be
named JES2
Someone may have already mentioned this but when JES2 and JES3
initialize, they mark their SSCT entry that the subsystem is
either JES2 or JES3 in the SSCTSSID byte.
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