"pdc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> I was just defining a compat-mode ZFS using the zfsadm calls and got this >
> interesting response with a IOEZ00248E msgid.
> I was under the impression that the 'E' was an error situation.
> I took a look at the manual for t
Our problem is also SMF starts losing data before all files are full:
IEE979W SMF DATA LOST - NO BUFFER SPACE AVAILABLE TIME=08:19:30
...
D SMF
IEE974I 08.20.04 SMF DATA SETS 177
NAMEVOLSER SIZE(BLKS) %FULL STATUS
P-SYS1.MAN1E1 CGEHAA 43200 100 CLO
At 14:54 +0100 on 01/16/2006, Víctor de la Fuente wrote about How
SMFDUMP works?:
Hi all!
I was wondering which is the process of clearing SMF datasets. We are having
a problem, and I'd like to know the process to see which is that problem.
When one SMF dataset is full, it should get into DUMP
McKown, John wrote:
We have two OSAs on our z/OS 1.4 system. The are running in QDIO mode. I
remember in the past that __something__ happened and one of the OSAs
"died". But I don't remember how. I don't remember if it was the OSA
itself that had a problem or if the switch to which it was connect
Walter Marguccio wrote:
--- Hal Merritt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We run a capped z/os LPAR in the MAS. Works great. Simple, not > that
expensive. There is a tiny loss of functionality (active > job output
and the SYSLOG is a little behind) but everything
else seems to be there.
Hal,
From: "Stephen M. Wiegand" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I am always getting the string not found message. The return code is a 4.
Any help/suggestions would be appreciated.
Hi Steve,
Others have mentioned the use of ampersands versus leaving variables outside
the quotes, so I'll try a different sug
More than you asked for:
*
01180002
* ASXB-DERIVED INFORMATION
01190011
*
0122
* USER ID
01210011
L R3,PSAAOLD-PSA(0) POINT TO ACB
01220011
L R4,X'6C'(,R3) POINT TO ASXB FROM ACB
01230011
LAR0,ASXBUSER-ASXB(,R4) USER NAME FROM ASXB
01240011
List members,
I'm after some assembler code that will return
(1) Job Name or
(2) SMFID or
(3) Lpar Name
or all of the above items.
I know that I should open the manuals but using the combined list
intelligence is faster and easier.
Thanks in hope
Jim Franklin
CSC Australia
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Hi John,
If we could get rid of BNJMTERM that would be great.
Currently the z/OS team here installs a user modification to add the IMS
static resource manager historically known as Mr. Clean because it's
module name is DFSMRCL0 and BNJMTERM into the resource manager list.
With IMS V9 apparently
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>REXX does not do variable substitution with '&'.
But ISPF's ISPEXEC service does - even in a REXX.
>From topic 1.3.2.3 "Using Command Invocation Variables" in manual "ISPF
Services Guide":
"You can use a CLIST or REXX variable, in the form of a name preceded by an
am
REXX does not do variable substitution with '&'.
ISREDIT CHG "&HILVL..ZZ.ZZ.&P.&STK0..PARMLIB" "%" ALL
is a CLIST construct, try (or something like):
"CHG" "'"HILVL".""ZZ.ZZ."P||STKO"."PARMLIB'" ...etc
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From: "Stephen M. Wiegand" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date:
Steve,
First of all, I advise that you standardize on the way that you use your
quotes. I always use double quotes for the buffer that I am passing to
my ADDRESS environment (if possible) and I always include them rather
than relying on REXX to init a variable to its name. This leaves single
quot
In a message dated 1/16/2006 4:27:02 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
read it in Grad school during a software engineering class ad look forward
to getting
the new edition which I just found at Barnes and Noble
>>
"Some people have called the book the "bible of soft
OK I admit I'm old and my brain sometimes goes out to lunch. Today
is one of those times. I have this error in a REXX macro that I use
in TSO that I just can't figure out how to correct.
The particular instructions are:
/* REXX
ADDRESS ISREDIT
"MACRO (XX)"
IF XX = "T" THEN
DO
ISREDIT LOCA
We have two OSAs on our z/OS 1.4 system. The are running in QDIO mode. I
remember in the past that __something__ happened and one of the OSAs
"died". But I don't remember how. I don't remember if it was the OSA
itself that had a problem or if the switch to which it was connected had
a problem. My q
Bob Lawrence
DBA
Boscov's Dept Stores LLc
-Original Message-
From: Robert Lawrence [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 16, 2006 4:54 PM
To: IBM Mainframe Discussion List
Subject: RE: Interview with Fredrick Brooks
I read it in Grad school during a software engineering cl
-Original Message-
From: Miller, Pat
Sent: Monday, January 16, 2006 10:40 AM
To: 'Ulrich Krueger '
Subject:RE: FFST Abend at Startup
I am using all the defaults as it comes with ServerPac. EPWPARM was empty.
The PROC comes with the SYSABEND DD SYSOUT=A. I was surprised t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What starts Netview? I'm trying to remove it from our system but I get
BNJMTERM NOT FOUND" and then a disabled wait during IPL. The "S
CNMNDEF,SUB=MSTR" has been removed from COMMND00. (I verified that the
suffix is 00.)
Long ago and far away, one had to zap BNJMTER
Actually, I'll throw a little nit out there. There is one feature of z/Arch
that is EBCDIC specific - and that is the decimal instruction set, with
emphasis on UNPK, ED and EDMK.
UNPK changes the digits to X'Fn'/X'ln' where l is the last nybble.
Traditional 7-bit ASCII without parity does not def
David,
Priceless! Thanks for sharing it.
It should be required reading for execs and project managers!
Bob Richards
VP, Enterprise Technologist
Enterprise Technology Infrastructure
SunTrust Banks, Inc.
(404) 575-2798
Seeing beyond money (sm)
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An interview with the manager over the OS/360 project:
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/2005/12/12/8363107/index.htm
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Here is perhaps the smallest verb exit I've ever written to demonstrate the
blank lines at the top of the IPCS print dataset. There are three blank
lines at the top. How do I access these? When I write a REXX routine that
call the "NOTE" command, these blank lines do not exist in the print
datas
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 01/15/2006
at 10:40 PM, Phil Payne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>I think we're looking at the results of a relatively short-term
>project. This might make a great deal of sense if we postulate
>zArchitecture on the iSeries. Crucially, both iSeries and zSeries
>are EBCD
On 24 Dec 2005 08:06:44 -0800, in bit.listserv.ibm-main,
"as400" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Dispatchers who enter license plate numbers or license numbers to query
>about our personal records get authorized to access the DMV databases
>in order to do those tasks. My question is, do those records
Don't know, Haven't used it. However, circa OS/390 2.10 IBM provided
a procedure to "extract" BTAM from the SMP CDS so that it could be re-installed.
AFAIK this "reworked" BTAM release has functioned through (at least) z/OS 1.4
so I have little fear it will not function on Z/OS 1.7 (although I hav
Yes.
Richards.Bob wrote:
Good points, Steve.
I take it then, HSM aside, you agree with the gist of what I said about adding SYSTEM-B to the same SMSPLEX?
Bob
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Steve Arnett
Sent: Mond
Lack of tapes on SYSTEM-B would prevent the HSMPLEX from working
properly, unless you carve out a CF and use the common recall queue. In
our case, we do not have tape and do not have a CF, so the alternative
was code to ship recalls over to SYSTEM-A for processing, as the
original poster sugge
Lack of tapes on SYSTEM-B would prevent the HSMPLEX from working
properly, unless you carve out a CF and use the common recall queue. In
our case, we do not have tape and do not have a CF, so the alternative
was code to ship recalls over to SYSTEM-A for processing, as the
original poster sugge
Lars,
I would strongly recommend *against* doing this. What happens if they change
their mind in the future and want to put it back?
In my opinion, a better idea would be to define SYSTEM-B to be part of the same
SMSPLEX and HSMPLEX. Then *DISABLE* the storage group on SYSTEM-A and the
associa
We are running z/OS 1.4.0 and DFSMS 1.3.0 on "SYSTEM-A".
Now we are planning to move a certain
application to an own LPAR "SYSTEM-B"
The application has it's own STORGRP and the plan
is to start "SYSTEM-B" with a "mini SMS" that will
contain the same STORGRP that the application has
in "SYSTEM-A".
> -Original Message-
> From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Craddock, Chris
> Sent: Monday, January 16, 2006 9:19 AM
> To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
> Subject: Re: IPCS question.
>
>
> >
> > Is there an **EASY** way to give IPCS an address and have
>
HiPerry,
I have use in the past Norton AntiVirus for Lotus Notes on z/OS 1.4, and
works fine it runs under the USS part of the OS, may be you can contact them
and ask if they have a specific version for SendMail SMTP server.
The following link is for the version that runs with Lotus Notes:
http:
John McKown wrote on 01/16/2006 10:06:47 AM:
> Is there an **EASY** way to give IPCS an address and have it tell me:
> (1) the storage key and (2) whether it is fetch protected?
The easiest way that I know is to use the LIST subcommand together with the
DISPLAY(MACHINE) option, e.g.
list 12345
>
> Is there an **EASY** way to give IPCS an address and have it tell me:
> (1) the storage key and (2) whether it is fetch protected?
>
Specify "NOMACHINE" (I think) in your defaults and all list commands
will show the storage key and fetch protection attribute.
If you got a S0C4-4 at the ent
Mr "AS400",
If you are using RFC 2355 TELNET 3270 you will have access to the SysReq
function which allows you to invoke an SSCP-mediated LOGOFF - unfortunately
ONLY that. This is another way you may be able to exit from your current
application at whatever depth you are within the panel hierarchy
Is there an **EASY** way to give IPCS an address and have it tell me:
(1) the storage key and (2) whether it is fetch protected?
BACKGROUND:
We implemented a new SMS managed tape system over the weekend. Part of
the installation was to implement the OAM exits: CBRUXEJC, CBRUXENT, and
CBRUXVNL. Thi
On Fri, 2006-01-13 at 21:15 -0600, Jose Adauto Ribeiro wrote:
> I have differents SSOB for the functions.
Disclaimer: I know you're talking about SAPI, and my only experience is
with the external writer interface.
Back about 15 years ago I discovered the hard way that HASPPSO doesn't
want you to
Hi Victor,
Are you perhaps recording Type 19 records? If not why don't you post your SMF
parms.
Here is our SMFPRMxx and like most sites I expect we exclude type 19. IIRC
this can still cause delays switching SMF data sets. z/OS R6 improves the
handling of SMF buffers considerably and makes
Hi all!
I was wondering which is the process of clearing SMF datasets. We are having
a problem, and I'd like to know the process to see which is that problem.
When one SMF dataset is full, it should get into DUMP REQUIRED state to be
cleared. The problem we are having is that, sometimes (randomly
--- Hal Merritt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We run a capped z/os LPAR in the MAS. Works great. Simple, not > that
expensive. There is a tiny loss of functionality (active > job output
and the SYSLOG is a little behind) but everything
> else seems to be there.
Hal,
does a basic sysplex (which is
--- Tom Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There is a limit of 8 TSO users per image. If you ran three
> logical partitions of z/OS.e then you would have a total of 24 >
users.
Tom,
you are right, don't know why I didn't consider this yet.
We are running right know with three z/OS 1.4 Monople
Please note also that unless you are using the SYSLIB MIGLIB statement of
an IPL-time PROGxx it is impossible to create a LNKLST set that does not
have SYS1.MIGLIB in it (analogously true for SYS1.CSSLIB and SYS1.LINKLIB).
So without an IPL-time SYSLIB MIGLIB statement, a command such as
SETPROG L
Ted MacNEIL wrote:
One of our HFS datasets is now pushing 40
extents. I was wondering how many this can go
up to.
It depends.
Short answer is 123 extents per volume. 255 extents per multi-vol dataset.
Usually HFS datasets are single-vol, but you can create multi-vol as
well. Multi-vol HF
Charles Mills wrote:
Is it a fair statement to say "zSeries [is] EBCDIC"?
From the zPOP:
"Although the System/360 architecture was originally designed to support
The Extended Binary-Coded-Decimal Interchange Code (EBCDIC), the
Instructions and data formats of the architecture are for the mos
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