** Very long post warning *
I thought I'd posted this before, but didn't see it in the
archives. This was originally written as a post to IBM's
internal software packaging forum on the topic of block sizes to
recommend for different system software data sets.
Jorge,
I assume you are CICS TS2.2 what version of operating system?
I am not sure but I think you need to start with a S0201 abend with MVS or
z/OS. In the MVS messages codes (or z/OS) the error indicaties:
201
Jorge,
One last thought, have you asked on the CICS-L list. They may have some
experience with this type of issue.
Lizette
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Tim,
I think you missed the start of this thread. Our mainframe and our entire
Milwaukee datacenter is going away at the end of April. I am looking for a
way to potentially convert tapes to a CD offsite - a business that would do
that for us. Everything that we think we need we will
This IS mainframe related; not like that one I posted yesterday... g
A quote from the article made me want to laugh if it were NOT so funny...
Macrosoft Inc., a global software design and development organization, today
announced it joined the Mainframe Migration Alliance (MMA) founded by
Don,
I know that I have searched previously for companies to do this, but I
didn't find anywhere near as many hits as I got when I entered your search
arguments. Thanks - those are a lot better than the search arguments I used
previously.
I was hoping for someone who had already done this,
On Fri, 2006-03-24 at 18:48 -0500, Richards.Bob wrote:
With the CPs being pooled, I doubt the specialties draw down
the MIP MP effect. They might chew some quick cycles, but they should
not impact MIP capacity like additional general purpose CPs would.
My take on this is that they are CPs
Ed,
I'll look up FILETEK on Monday. $250,000 is not cheap though. Like I said
in an earlier post, we can buy a desktop 3490E drive, software, and a
connector to a PC for about $10,000. When I told our management about that,
they thought it was too expensive.
Eric Bielefeld
PH Mining
Actually, the new BrightStor Tape Encryption product gives you the ability
to encrypt as desired. There is a CA-Disk version that will encrypt all
backup tapes created by CA-Disk and there is a version that will allow you
to encrypt all tape files regardless of the creating program. No need to
Gerhard,
The Text records may be 256 bytes, but they are blocked, and the Blocksize
of the text block will be up to the blksize of the loadlib.
Two verifications:
1) Browse any medium size load module in you load libraries and page right.
Browse reads the modules as a recfm=u file, and you will
The Text records may be 256 bytes, but they are blocked, and the
Blocksize of the text block will be up to the blksize of the loadlib.
Two verifications:
1) Browse any medium size load module in you load libraries and page
right. Browse reads the modules as a recfm=u file, and you will see text
John, what a great post! thorough, well-organized, mostly easy to
understand. You should consider getting a version added to the Using
Data Sets manual, or at least published as a TechNote.
A point you might want to add:
For PDSs there is an additional track utilization issue and that is
In general, don't ENQ's only show up if there is contention?
Show up where?
The console command D GRS,C show contention but the commandD
GRS,RES=(SYSVSAM,*) will show all SYSVSAM ENQs (could be a long display
if there are lot of open VSAM)
Under TSO, the freeblie programs TASID and
In a message dated 3/24/2006 8:11:03 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'll look up FILETEK on Monday. $250,000 is not cheap though. Like I said
in an earlier post, we can buy a desktop 3490E drive, software, and a
connector to a PC for about $10,000. When I told
Tim Hare wrote:
Is this the correct place to ask about VTAM issues? We're trying to move a
Microsoft Host Integration Server from 802.2 connection to IP-DLC (AKA
Enterprise Extender). The documentation we've found, however, doesn't
really use the same names everywhere so we're having difficulty
Nope, that the z990. The z900 does not have books, but just a single
MCM with 20 PU's, 16 of which z/OS can use.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought that the capacity model allowed you to go all the way from 1
processor to the maximum number of processors. I think the z/900 comes
with books
Adam,
Yes there are a few RLD, ESC, etc records and they are LE 256 bytes. However
this does not affect the blocking of the text blocks.
If, after writing a few small records a track has space remaining for a text
block up to the Max block size then it will use the max block size.
If the
Ron:
You are correct that the library will typically use less space,
however ... This is very much dependent on the size of the CSECTS within
it. I don't have a problem with the assertion that 32760 results in
larger TXT blocks being written, but unless you have a library that has
such
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