Jan Vanbrabant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: which softwares honour TCP's KEEPALIVE packets?
The differents segments of our n/w are separated by firewalls. These fw's
are setup in such a way that they disrupt open connections, which have not
been in use for a certain interval.
We want
Hi Folks,
Can anyone explain why the BMC RECOVER UTILITY for VSAM, Version 2.1
requires users to have ALTER access to BMCRUV.SUBSYS.ssid, BMCRUV.COMMAND
and BMCRUV.REPOSITORY profiles.
The Customization Guide insists that ALTER access is mandatory.
I need an explanation to satisfy the auditors.
Forwarded to the list - mutter, mutter ...
Shane ...
Can anyone explain why the BMC RECOVER UTILITY for VSAM, Version 2.1
requires users to have ALTER access to BMCRUV.SUBSYS.ssid, BMCRUV.COMMAND
and BMCRUV.REPOSITORY profiles.
The Customization Guide insists that ALTER access is
For sure RACF message is pointing JOB and STEP. My problem is not grant
access, it is/was knowing why VTAM is trying to use ICSF.
I already said I'm not the VTAM guy, so I don't know about APPL definitions.
But I was looking at some definitions and I realized the nodes with
ENCRYPTION=OPTIONAL
All,
I'm trying to figure something out here. We have OAM running to support
our 3494 and VTS tape libraries. However, I cannot see where we have
done anything to enable OAM's use of DB2. Is it possible that OAM can
be used without DB2? We don't any 3995's installed, and as far as I can
see we
If you are just using OAM for tape library support it doesn't use DB2
and you can ignore the holddata.
Mark Jacobs
Time Customer Service Inc.
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Jan Vanbrabant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: which softwares honour
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(E)JES will show the ATX on the Activity display. If you
A fortnight's notice is a little tight.
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On 3/8/2006 4:55 AM, Bruce Hewson wrote:
Can anyone explain why the BMC RECOVER UTILITY for VSAM, Version 2.1
requires users to have ALTER access to BMCRUV.SUBSYS.ssid, BMCRUV.COMMAND
and BMCRUV.REPOSITORY profiles.
The Customization Guide insists that ALTER access is mandatory.
I need an
Rex,
Glad the thread was useful. Now the sales guys have to step up to the plate
and make sure you save some money...
Ron
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Tim,
Now if it would just inter-operate with the other subsystems with which DB2
does a 2-phase commit, the mainframe would have a significant capability
that the distributed, open, midrange, small systems do not have on their
radar.
Track allocation versus Relative Block Address - JCL was
Hello Ed, it's been a long time since talking to the guys at Phoenix. In
any event, I tried the SRESET and YALL command, and there is no Display
ATXs === YES on the Entry Panel or Primary Selection Criteria window.
Maybe it's due to our version (V2R5M0).
Mark,
Thanks for the response. I also go that from IBM through an etr I
opened. It wasn't clear in any of the OAM doc I looked that that was
the case.
Dave
Dave Jousma
Principal Systems Programmer
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It turns out that the users/programmers have this desktop product that
uses some variation of FTP. It has the ability to spawn an ATX address
space. These are not APPC address spaces. Looks like an expansion of the
ATX attribute may be needed.
Pat,
believe me or not... there's no way to restart a Parallel Sysplex on a D/R
site and
with a one shot IPL operation, unless you have an empty XCF Couple
Dataset and a
COUPLExx parameter for D/R purposes. XCF couple datasets have an
administrative section,
generally not accessible by customer
my experience with oam and 3494/5 is that db2 is not require. db2 seems to
snake in if you're using objects
Jack Kelly
LA Systems @ US Courts
x 202-502-2390
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I've found that the PDS command (CBT file 182) does an excellent job
of dumping a bit of data around the found text. Even tells you the
CSECT.
Yes, I just used PDS to do exactly that, 5 minutes ago. I needed to
find some of our load modules with a particular internal assembly
timestamp. The
I understand the idea that
the copy is immediately available before the physical tracks are copied
and was just wondering what kind of impact the background copy would
have on the foreground tasks running against the same physical disks.
Rex, that is an interesting question on which I have seen
Richard,
The variation of FTP could be AFTP and the desktop, by which I assume
you mean a PC, product could be the AFTP client for whichever operating
system the PC runs. However, AFTP would be spawning an AFTP server
transaction program on the mainframe which would be an APPC/MVS address
space
There is no entry for the product in the APPCTP data set.
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On 3/8/2006 4:55 AM, Bruce Hewson wrote:
Can anyone explain why the BMC RECOVER UTILITY for VSAM, Version 2.1
requires users to have ALTER access to BMCRUV.SUBSYS.ssid,
BMCRUV.COMMAND
and BMCRUV.REPOSITORY profiles.
The Customization Guide insists that ALTER access is mandatory.
I
We discovered something interesting. We did an FTP operation using our
terminal emulator product (PASSPORT) instead of the PC-based FTP product,
and we can see an address space of type ATX started. We stopped the test
and then brought down APPC. We repeated the FTP test and it worked, which
Richard Tsujimoto wrote:
Hello Ed, it's been a long time since talking to the guys at Phoenix. In
any event, I tried the SRESET and YALL command, and there is no Display
ATXs === YES on the Entry Panel or Primary Selection Criteria window.
Maybe it's due to our version (V2R5M0).
Rick,
McKown, John wrote:
(E)JES will show the ATX on the Activity display. If you
can't see it, try issuing the SRESET and YALL commands.
Does (E)JES have an ALL YALL command as well as the YALL command?
Southerners want to know this sorta stuff! GRIN.
No. But, we're fixing to add one
Richard Tsujimoto wrote:
It turns out that the users/programmers have this desktop product that
uses some variation of FTP. It has the ability to spawn an ATX address
space. These are not APPC address spaces. Looks like an expansion of the
ATX attribute may be needed.
What release of
Victor,
I was going to say that ENCRYPTION was not a start option (ENCRYPTN) nor an
operand of the APPL statement (ENCR) nor, indeed, the MODEENT macro of the
MODE table (ENCR) , another VTAM entity you just mentioned. However, I
realised that you were reporting some text from a DISPLAY ID=x,
Thanks Ed, I'll follow-up on this.
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Ed, you embarrass me grin, we're clinging onto OS/390 2.6
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Richard,
In answer to your earlier post saying you definitely had no transaction
program profile for AFTP defined, I was going to mention that not all
APPC/MVS server tasks needed to be started by the APPC/MVS scheduler using
transaction program profiles. However, since we are taking here about
On Wed, 8 Mar 2006 09:26:38 -0800, Edward E. Jaffe
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What release of the operating system are you running???
OMVS used to use APPC/MVS for its forked procedures. There was no need
to expand the meaning of ATX for those address spaces. They were indeed
APPC transactions,
The use of netstat was not for checking any APPC connection. It was done
to see if an IP connection was present, which it was. Sorry for any
confusion I might have caused.
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Hi all.
I am trying to build a two system GRS ring between my two 7060's. Why?
Because I have a large V960 disk array between them, and I need to protect
myself from myself.
So far, I have a single ESCON connection defined between them, call them
System A and System B. System B thinks
In a bit of a crunch here. Anybody have a REXX that will read a
DCB=(RECFM=VBS,LRECL=X,BLKSIZE=32760) file which has records with LRECL
32760, and create a new file with LRECL of something less than 32760? Or
some other utility to do the same thing, I'm easy.
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Subject: Converting LRECL 32K to less than or equal to 32K
In a bit of a crunch here. Anybody have a REXX
John,
if you can afford to truncate records that are 32760 (and loose that
information), you might want to look at DFSORT and option TRUNC=...
Regards,
Ulrich Krueger
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Just found out that REXX can't handle spanned records, at least at
OS/390 2.10.
I am getting the data from Windows (of course), and need to put it
into a program (Cobol) which wants LRECL=32,000, BUT it can handle
multiple physical records being needed for a single logical
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Just found out that REXX can't
If it's coming from Windows, why not convert it on Window using REXX on the
PC and then send the converted file to the mainframe.
John
Just found out that REXX can't handle spanned records, at least at
OS/390 2.10.
I am getting the data from Windows (of course), and need to
Since we are not able to purchase something like FDR Instant, I'm looking
for other ways to avoid having to clip volume labels. Has anyone had any
experience copying volumes with DFDSS COPY with the dumpconditional and
fastreplication keywords on a HDS 9900? Is Showdow Image invoked?
Also what
John Mattson wrote:
Just found out that REXX can't handle spanned records, at least
at
OS/390 2.10.
I am getting the data from Windows (of course), and need to put
it
into a program (Cobol) which wants LRECL=32,000, BUT it can handle
multiple physical records being needed for
Can you FTP it to Windows and then FTP it back again, specifying a different
LRECL?
Charles
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Can the SMTP task be cycled manually, with P SMTP and S SMTP commands
from the console (i.e., without cycling the TCPIP task)?
I want to be sure to get the TIMEZONE updated next month when Daylight
Saving Time starts in the USA. I presume cycling SMTP is necessary and
appropriate, but can't
In a message dated 3/8/2006 4:44:44 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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Can the SMTP task be cycled manually, with P SMTP and S SMTP commands
from the console (i.e., without cycling the TCPIP task)?
Yes. If it's in the AUTOLOG it will restart by it's own self. Umm,
Yes to both. You need to change the config member then manually p smtp.
If tcp parms have autolog, it will restart, else you manually s smtp.
craig
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Dennis,
You don't have o clip the labels of a conditioned volume - that's the reason
for dumpconditioning. However conditioning is a function provided by DFDSS,
so you will be doing a normal copy of every volume prior to dumping it.
DFDSS can interact with Flashcopy so that the hardware will
Im currently reviewing our SYS1.PARMLIB(IEASYS00) member and have found
the following three parameters specified:
APG=07
ILMLIB=SYS1.ILMLIB
ILMMODE=NONE
I have searched both the z/OS V1R4 and z/OS V1R6 MVS Initialization and
Tuning Reference books and am unsuccessful in finding information
ILM is IBM License Manager, if that helps.
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=isg1II13089
http://www.aime.ua.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0309L=ibm-mainD=0O=DP=75357
http://shareweb.share.org/proceedings/sh96/data/S2829.PDF
Charles
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I can't be of much help, except to say I'm fairly certain APG is
obsolete and ILM refers to IBM License Manager which is obsolete also.
Craig
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Paul,
Happily I kept this post for review - actually just before an intended
purge.
I see that the URL for a Contents page requires only the text up to, but
not including, /CCONTENTS. The text from and including /CCONTENTS may be
ditched. That's useful to know - and if I was awake I should have
APG=07
Automatic Priority Group means nothing in Goal Mode.
Delete it just because you're specifying something that is syntacticlly
correct, but meaningless.
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I’m an enthusiastic proselytiser of the universal panacea I believe in!
We have a Storage Tek VSM at work, that works in conjuction with high volume
MV drives in the silo. Since that is the majority of the activity on the
console, I'd like to know what it's for and how it works. Can someone give
me a basic rundown of it? It must be be real efficient, because many tape
Larry Burch wrote:
Can the SMTP task be cycled manually, with P SMTP and S SMTP commands
from the console (i.e., without cycling the TCPIP task)?
I want to be sure to get the TIMEZONE updated next month when Daylight
Saving Time starts in the USA. I presume cycling SMTP is necessary and
Dear lister,
I had a need to do transaction end to end performance
analysis(Z/OS), Does anyone would like to share some experience
or introduce some products(tools),It may be good to post it in network
server list, So Pls also advice where is the network lister?
Best
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or introduce some products(tools),It may be good to post it in network
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To Shane, Walt and Chris,
Because it is the combination of
AUDITOR + RACF + ACCESS(ALTER) = many questions
We are asking BMC for more explanation.
My reading of the manual supplied to me did not give any indication that
ACCESS levels other than ALTER were being used.
We are required to
Hello Ed,
questions first:
1. any escon director?
2. lpar mode?
What response do you get when you display the CHPID and DEVICES for these
CTC connections.
I am most familiar defining CTCs via ESCON directors, where the services of
HCD make it very simply to confirm that your definition are
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