I want to modify attributes of IBM delivered checks during start of HC.
According to the manual I can do it by defining UPDATE statements in the
HZSPRM00 parmlib member:
UPDATE CHECK(IBMCNZ,CNZ_SYSCONS_MASTER)
WTOTYPE=INFORMATIONAL
However during startup of HC it says:
HZS0410I
Try this in SYS1.PARMLIB(HZSPRM00)
ADDREPLACE POLICY STMT(CONS1) UPDATE CHECK(IBMCNZ,CNZ_SYSCONS_MASTER)
WTOTYPE(INFORMATIONAL)
REASON('I have my reasons...')
DATE(20061030)
Thanks, Sam
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I would suggest to uninstall and reinstall XMIT Manager v3 it sounds
like something is fouled up in Windows
http://www.cbttape.org/njw/index.html
Thanks, Sam
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This was exactly the rumor that I thought I recalled hearing that led to my
OP.
Charles
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HI
We did a set clock to change our time.
Now the CRDATE in sdsf reflects 10/31/2006.
Did I miss something?
Thanks!!
George
George A. Bly
Senior Systems Programmer
331 Hayes Hall
Information Technology Services
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green,
(INFORMATIONAL)
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In a message dated 10/30/2006 8:15:04 A.M. Central Standard Time,
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Now the CRDATE in sdsf reflects 10/31/2006.
Did I miss something?
Guess the first place to start is the SYSLOG to see when the T
CLOCK was entered and what values appeared. It'll
My D T shows
IEE136I LOCAL: TIME=10.13.59 DATE=2006.303 UTC: TIME=15.12.21
DATE=2006.303
I was thinking I was missed a PTF some Place
Jeslog shows 07.55.34 JOB15648 MONDAY,30 OCT 2006
SDSF show: CrDate-CrTime
In a message dated 10/30/2006 9:19:49 A.M. Central Standard Time,
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I was thinking I was missed a PTF some Place
Are you running SDSF server? Were you running it under 1.4? Guess IBMLINK is
next check.
You might ask the same question of Thruput Manager if you have that
product.
Sean Smith
Bank of America
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On Mon, 30 Oct 2006 09:49:54 -0600, John C. Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
does the Work Load Manager have the smarts to assign
a job class to a job?
Nope.
It can manage initiators for you, but something has to tell it
what class it is in.
You could categorize your work in WLM by some other
Since bringing z/os v1r7 up productional yesterday, the mvs syslog is being
inundated with BPXF024I messages.. Is there some way to prevent these messages
or perhaps route them elsewhere?
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From manual IBM Health Checker for z/OS User's Guide topic 1.4.2.1 Can I
have statements other than policy statements in my HZSPRMxx member?:
It's not a good idea to have non-policy statements in your HZSPRMxx
member. Your HZSPRMxx member should include only policy statements and the
LOGGER
BPXF024I messages are those which someone has chosen to direct
to /dev/console.
Perhaps your SYSLOG daemon on your new z/OS 1.7 system is set to send more
messages to /dev/console than under your prior system.
You might check your /etc/syslog.conf file under your new z/OS 1.7 system
and
That message number appears to be from the OMVS syslog. It has no
meaning other than that. What is the content of the message?
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Hi Anne,
I encountered this here before. In debugging a problem the network team
had left a trace on at the z/OS FTP server. The FTP server started task
which kicks off when the TCP/IP stack is started had a PARM=TRACE.
//FTPD PROC MODULE='FTPD',PARMS='TRACE'
Evidently this was the problem.. the guy who does most of our OMVS stuff found
it and fixed it. I guess it will take an IPL for it to take affect.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/30/2006 11:43 AM
BPXF024I messages are those which someone has chosen to direct
to /dev/console.
Perhaps your SYSLOG daemon
Another problem I'm having this morning is that everyone running ftp is going
to the top of the heap. For instance, a colleague just ftp'd a small file and
it took 40% of our cpu! The service class for these tasks is OMVS and I've
been changing them to TSO on the fly to get them off the
I can't seem to locate the name and email of the
woman at IBM now in charge of the Binder, so I'm
posting this question on two lists to see if any
one knows the answer:
In the z/OS 1.8 Binder docs, the LIBRARY statement
has some new options:
* a pathname may be specified (must be an
archive
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Evidently this was the problem.. the guy who does most of our
OMVS stuff
All you have to do is recycle syslogd - no need to IPL. On my system, I
normally start syslogd using a command in /etc/rc at IPL time, but can do
this via command as well. My /etc/rc says:
export _BPX_JOBNAME='syslogd'
/usr/sbin/syslogd -f /etc/syslog.conf -c
I cancelled the
FTP transactions enter the system using the OMVS subsystem. In WLM, we
assign an appropriate service class to these transactions using the WLM
option 6 Classification Rules for the subsystem OMVS. In my case, I'm
using the service class I've defined as the OMVS default service class to
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We don't have any classification rules on OMVS. The FTP tasks are running as
service class OMVS, but I've been changing them to TSO and they drop down below
DB2 and CICS which is what we want.
This morning when I got here there were 10 OMVS tasks running and the cpu was
at 100%. No one
On 27 Oct 2006 07:09:41 -0700, in bit.listserv.ibm-main you wrote:
Clark
See below for answers to your issues.
Robert Galambos
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some snippage
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I
On Fri, 27 Oct 2006 09:42:33 -0400, Mueller, David
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Clark Morris said about Endevor program listings:
. . .
Underneath the covers they convert this so they can show you the listing
they have stuffed in what appears to be a VSAM data set.
. . .
What you said about Endevor
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Quote: Programming mainframes still involves typing code on a green
screen, much like early versions of DOS, the operating system that
dominated PCs before the visual windows approach.
When was the last time you actually wrote code on a green screen?
As far as I can tell. Internet retrieval creates and uses a unix process in
another address space to retrieve orders. The systcpd dd statement is not
passed to the new address space. The only method I've found that works is to
have the data be found in the standard tcp search order. I'm not
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Quote: Programming mainframes still involves typing code on a green
screen,
In a message dated 10/30/2006 1:21:20 P.M. Central Standard Time, darth.kel
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Quote: Programming mainframes still involves typing code on a green
screen, much like early versions of DOS, the operating system that
dominated PCs before the visual windows approach.
I always used a 3278 mod 5 type device, not a PC. I had my PC right next to
my dumb terminal, which was really helpful when I was reading books in book
manager. I never used green for much, because that color was harder to see.
Eric Bielefeld
Sr. z/OS Systems Programmer
Milwaukee Wisconsin
Alan, thanks for sharing this article. Maybe there's hope yet for me in my
job search. Now all IBM has to do is give some of that flexible pricing to
its current customers, so they can afford to stay on the mainframe.
Eric Bielefeld
Sr. z/OS Systems Programmer
Milwaukee Wisconsin
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I've been out for a week, and I haven't seen this possibility posted in
response to your problem, so I'm going to post it. Feel free to
cross-post to MVS-OE if you think it's necessary.
Check with the vendor to see what kind of I/O the application does. We
once had an engineering software
As far as I know, IBM offers that pricing to anyone who asks. The
problem is that many large shops have locked themselves into a culture
that is unable to adapt.
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Mark, you're absolutely right. I've been looking at the books and they can
set up a global search order using the RESOLVER function of TCP/IP. That
way, every address space would get the right set of TCPIP.DATA values, no
matter what they happened to specify.
According to the books, one of
If this a HP 4si check this out...TELNET connect to the printer, log on to
the printer (userid and password are adm (in lower case), select option A
(for configure print server, typing the letter will make the choice so you
don't have to hit the Enter key), select option B (for Configure
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Quote: Programming mainframes still involves typing code on
a green screen, much like early versions of DOS, the
operating system that dominated PCs before the visual
windows approach.
When was
McKown, John wrote:
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Quote: Programming mainframes still involves typing code on a
Anyone out there have customized TPX with logon scripts that can help me make
them work? CA has not been very helpful on this issue and I am losing my hair
(not really) over this.
I read the manuals and do not get very far because I am not VTAM or CICS fluent
(trying to make CICS Autoinstall
Hi People
I have a problem in Z/os 1.4 when CICSHAOR3 (2.3) abend S322, the settings
of JES2PARM are 1440, issued by command $TJOBCLASSS(STC),TIME=(1440,0), but
have a same problem. I need restart a JES2 with cold start or the set
command are valid ?
$HASP837 JOBCLASS(STC)
$HASP837
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 10/17/2006
at 02:33 PM, Patrick O'Keefe [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
MultiFunction Card Machine (or Mother Fletcher's Card Mulcher).
Well, I guess that you can't get away with the standard expansion in a
public forum ;-)
2560,
Sounds right.
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In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 08/05/2005
at 04:50 PM, Graeme Gibson [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
ISTR that the 1401 had a LAR too. Anyone else recall this?
Are you thinking of the B register? SBR was standard for subroutine
linkage. Of course, that behavior meant that you couldn't pass
parameters in
In
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on 10/28/2006
at 07:02 PM, Peter Relson [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Assembler reentrancy appears to equate to does not modify itself.
It's a heuristic for that; it flags some things that are not self
modification and it fails to flag some things that are. It's good for
a
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 10/27/2006
at 05:23 PM, Paul Gilmartin [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Is it available or OCO?
It's probably available on VPL. If not, you can get the source for a
much older version from the Hercules project.
I'd accept that if you could persuade me that there's a generic
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 10/27/2006
at 09:05 PM, (IBM Mainframe Discussion List) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
How, then, would one trace ALL uses of a particular system service
that sometimes is invoked via SVC, sometimes via PC, et al.?
SLIP, perhaps. If you're lucky the service might use CT. In
If I remember correctly, all you need to do is code TIME=1440 or
TIME=NOLIMIT on the EXEC statement.
TIME=NOLIMIT is said to prevent S522 as well.
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Imagine how nice it would be to have a COBOL
aware editor that would be able to know your data names, even if they
are in a COPY book.
In some ways, the ISPF editor is already 'COBOL aware'. If highlighting is
turned it colors the program to show comments,
On Mon, 30 Oct 2006 14:27:18 -0700, Howard Brazee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An old EasyTrieve job aborted with an 0C4
snip
Any ideas?
What version? What processor (have you upgraded recently)?
We had some issues when we upgraded to z990 with older versions.
The same would also apply to z9.
Howard,
We just upgraded to a z9 on Sunday and started getting 0C4s. We quickly
moved Easytrieve 6.4 0311
into production (had been running ain development) and no more 0C4s.
What level of EZT are you on? Have you checked with CA for mtce?
Alan
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Subject: SMF JWT
1. The SMF JWT parm specifies the maximum amount of time that a job or
TSO/E user
Does this include started tasks? If not what determines the S522 abend
condition for started tasks.
All tasks are determined by JWT, unless you code and exit.
But, you can override it with TIME=1440 (or NOLIMIT) on the step.
I would do it that way, myself.
When in doubt.
PANIC!!
Lastly, it will take longer for things to time-out that are waiting for some
event to occur (such as tape mounts).
1: I would not want Production to ever fail on a tape mount. I'd rather wait
than restart.
2: With Virtual tape, how long is a mount?
When in doubt.
PANIC!!
something similar to this may help you
OPTIONFLOW,OFF *** DEBUG **
OPTIONTERM,OFF *** DEBUG **
WINWWINP WAIT FOR KEYBOARD TO FREE UP
*
CLEAR
KEY
Lastly, it will take longer for things to time-out that are waiting
for some event to occur (such as tape mounts).
1: I would not want Production to ever fail on a tape mount. I'd
rather wait than restart.
2: With Virtual tape, how long is a mount?
When I first arrived the UTL used to
On Mon, 30 Oct 2006 11:22:10 -0800, Gibbons, Mark
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... The only method I've found that works is to have the data be found
in the standard tcp search order. I'm not sure what the standard search
order is (tcp config reference lookup a while back) but it will find:
need to know how big of an idiot I am, do you ??
Forget to pay the RENT?
OK, I'll come clean...
It wasn't even that obscure... Really rookie stuff... Less than rookie
stuff...
I tried to move a flag data item to a different register because I thought
it was a good idea. It was sharing
What do you want WLM do base a Jobclass assignment on? I believe Thruput
Manager
does have the capability to assign a Jobclass based on projected Resource
utilization.
JES2 does have a default Jobclass, if you don't specify one. Are the Jobs
being
summated only by TSO (TSO submit exit perhaps)?
Lizette-
Do you have the SR number for the problem? I'm always interested in finding
out why
our support folks may not being so helpful from the customer perspective.
You should be
able to get all the examples and usage recommendations you need.
Norman
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Do any of you have already tried Jes2 dynamic exit reloader (CBTTape file
198) in zOS 1.8 ?
I`ve tried and it seems not to work properly. When issueing $REPEXIT
loadmod, we receive message
$HASP000 loadmod not located in LINKLIST library.
Same in z/OS 1.7. I managed to fix my EXIT52 during the
I want to write DITTO output to REXX, and I change the processing options
PRINTOUT to REXX, but it show below error message, I donnot know hot wo run in
unauthorized mode.
error message:
DIT0370I Function SET PRINTOUT=REXX
you didn't make any spelling errors doing it like I did! (Meant in humor)
Eric Bielefeld
Are you sure you don't mean humour
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For the record, I would like to correct what I had written earlier regarding
this topic.
COMMONSEARCH has little or more likely nothing to do with the problem.
However, the RESOLVER function of TCP/IP can provide a resolution to the
problem.
You can choose to put appropriate default values in
On Sun, 29 Oct 2006 09:28:37 -0500, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.)
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In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 10/26/2006
at 09:45 PM, Tom Marchant [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
... I could have sworn that
early definitions of RENT allowed a program to modify itself,
So would the authors of
On Mon, 30 Oct 2006 12:45:59 -0500, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.)
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In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 10/27/2006
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BTW, what's the rationale for the maximum of 2096128K?
Presumably 2 GiB minus 16 MiB minus extended common.
Nope. I
Dave
I've tried to compensate for my lack of experience with Enterprise Extender
global connection networks by doing some reading. In z/OS V1R8.0
Communications Server SNA Network Implementation Guide there is a new
chapter, | 3.3 Chapter 6. Using Enterprise Extender (EE). As you see I've
copied
I just looked it up in the dictionary, and you can spell it either way.
Eric Bielefeld
Sr. Systems Programmer
414-475-7434
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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you didn't make any spelling errors doing it like I did! (Meant
in humor)
Eric
We've had some Ellis Island discussions in this thread but I thought you
were by now a thoroughly naturalised citizen of the land of the free
That being so, you are obliged to spell words with the -our ending as
-or. You didn't say which dictionary you used but I happen to have a
I don't think this ACL would work as TABF 1 move the cursor to the Groupid.
NL 1 should do.
Userid . . . . Groupid . . .
Password . . .
Language .
Darth Keller wrote:
Quote: Programming mainframes still involves typing code on a green
screen, much like early versions of DOS, the operating system that
dominated PCs before the visual windows approach.
When was the last time you actually wrote code on a green screen?
Yesterday.
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