Thanks for that Bill, it's certainly filled in a few gaps in my
understanding of PAVs, but I'm still not convinced that is what caused this
sort to run for 6 times it's normal elapsed time. I'm seeing many other
jobs with the same symptoms.
Here's the device activity report
Time S
On Wed, 8 Nov 2006 11:18:26 -0600, Jerry Ragland wrote:
Yes, IEASYSAW is the member used during the IPL. From the logs -
*IEA247I USING IEASYSAW FOR z/OS 01.04.00 HBB7707
IEASYSAW contents -
CLOCK=00, SELECT CLOCK00
CLPA,
CMB=(UNITR,COMM,GRAPH,CHRDR), ADDITIONAL CMB ENTRIES
hi,
We found the following ACS error when tape REF refer to previous tape volume
after migrated to z/os 1.7 but no error when running in z/os1.4.
//STEP1EXEC
PGM=IDCAMS
//SYSPRINT DD
SYSOUT=*
//IN1 DD DSN=.ITB.ITBBAL.FORSTMT.CP.BK1(-2),DISP=SHR
//IN2 DD
Debbie,
See if there is an entry in the RACF global access table like
RACUID.**/ALTER that enables users to create and access datasets prefixed
with their own ID without the need for a profile. Executing the following
command will display this information.
RL GLOBAL DATASET
Regards, Bob
In a message dated 11/9/2006 1:52:16 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm trying to write something of really simple to expand the LOAD SVC to
catch and store (like SOFTAUDIT and so on) a set of infos about jobname,
stepname, date, time and dataset from where the
On 11/8/2006 3:08 PM, Debbie Mitchell wrote:
I encountered a problem that I'm trying to understand where to even look for
the answer. A user connected to our mainframe (z/OS 1.4) through Attachmate
and then logged onto TSO. From the Ready prompt, he initiated a file
transfer from his PC to a
On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 18:01:00 +0800, Tommy Tsui [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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7 IGD304I DATA SET ALLOCATION REQUEST FAILED -
ACS STORAGE GROUP ROUTINE DID NOT ALLOW USE OF THE STORAGE GROUP
OF THE REFERENCED DATA SET USMT.ITB.ITBBAL.FORSTMT.CP.BK1
BY THE REFERENCING DATA SET
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John
You're URL worked for me - once I had made sure there were no
or
framing characters polluting the text. It took a while but
finally a 12 page .pdf file entitled the IBM System z
Software
Chase, John wrote:
I just tried it again, with the PC freshly IPLed after a night's rest,
and still get the page not found error.
Sounds like something on your PC needs to be freshly reconfigured.
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Hi all,
We have our new CICS TS 3.1 installed in our z/OS 1.4 system
and I have included the **.SDFHLPA member in to the LPALSTxx
member of the SYS1.PARMLIB to load the new modules in to the LPA
Joe,
in FICON channel environments, if the CHANNEL has
run out of resources (OE's/Credits) this is not shown in IOSQ time. This is
recorded as PENDING TIME.
As you certainly know, IOSQ time is time spent inside operating system in
UCB queuing. During this state,
WLM IOS are controlling I/O
On Wed, 8 Nov 2006 22:42:02 -0600, Tom Marchant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Issue TSO ISRDDN and scroll to the left or right. Look at the data
set characteristics for SYSPROC.
It's even easier than that. For some time now just getting into
ISRDDN and hitting enter will give you this warning:
On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 02:49:53 +0100, Chris Mason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You'll note the recommendation *not* to have CLPA permanently specified in
your IEASYSxx member.
After a change to the LPALST concatenation, CLPA need be specified for one
IPL and one IPL only.
snip
That may be the
In a message dated 11/8/2006 10:42:28 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Issue TSO ISRDDN and scroll to the left or right. Look at the data
set characteristics for SYSPROC.
If you can't get ISPF/PDF to motor, can use TSO command LISTALC
(List Allocated)?
Guess the
According to the Init Tuning Reference:
If a module exists in more than one library in the concatenation, the
first occurrence of the module is placed in the PLPA. Later
occurrences are ignored.
Don Imbriale
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Many thanks Paolo,
I'll certainly check out the RMF bits and revisit ANTMON.
With XRC in mind, could anyone point me to a description of the LONGBUSY
(I've only been around XRC for 10 weeks). I did look at the ANTMON figures
for the related secondary volume and saw very low consistency delays
Tried to hit the archives to look for similar conditions, but it seems to
be running a bit sluggishly this morning.
Situation: Operator somehow hit the enable interface switch on a bank of
3590 drives. They went boxed and no matter what we have done, we cannot
get them back. We have powered
Tom, and Jerry, (and I'm not going to make any jokes)
Are you sure about the concatenation sequence? (I almost said issue
but decided not to) According to the z/OS 1.4 documentation, and this
what I remember from eons ago, that the first occurrence of a module is
the one loaded into the
...varied with various forms of vary...
Including VARY device(s),ONLINE,UNCOND?
Regards,
Kevin
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Online doc says call hardware support. Could something have tripped inside
the unit to require an engineer to reset?
I'd plink at it with DEVSERV commands.
===DS QT,ucb,range to see which
IBM suggests that you have an IEASYSxx member that does not specify
CLPA.
I read this as having an IEASYSxx member without CLPA available if
needed. Not that you shouldn't do CLPA as normal procedure.
Craig
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[ snip ]
To add to Tom's excellent and probably correct analysis, I would remind
you that CICS **REQUIRES** that the SDFHLPA modules (particularly
DFHCSVC and DFHIRP) in a multi-release installation be
Hi,
I spent three days on this and had some thoughtsbut don't know whether
they're right.
What I have is just a MVS system running on pc and I never had the chance
even to see
the real big machine. So it's really hard for me to understand some hardware
parts of mainframe.
1. Init Tuning book
what cpu are you running ,
are the CHPIDS on-line and not the devices,
can you look at them from the HMC
for example on our 2064 , we can put it in single object mode and display
the chpids, you can see normal , loss of signal etc.
at the hardware level
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I can only say that it hasn't messed with us and I've had 1.7
in the development LIAR for a couple weeks now, and it will
be 4 more weeks before I can move it to Prod.
Freudian slip? :-)
-jc-
On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 10:16:19 -0600, Pommier, Rex R. wrote:
Tom, and Jerry, (and I'm not going to make any jokes)
Are you sure about the concatenation sequence? (I almost said issue
but decided not to) According to the z/OS 1.4 documentation, and this
what I remember from eons ago, that
We are installing IBM DEBUG TOOL ADVANCED FUNCTIONS on a SYSPLEX which
has multiple LPAR'S running different levels of z/OS (1.4 1.6 and 1.7).
The LPAR'S share DASD for non SYSRES packs. The documentation indicates
that we can install the IBM DEBUG TOOL in it's own SMP/E CSI. However, a
Mark Zelden wrote:
Warning: ISRDDN has detected that one or more concatenations, including DD
name SYSPROC contain mixed record formats, organizations, or fixed record
lengths.
Wouldn't it be nice if they would just *fix* it, rather than having an
unrelated application program issue a
Hi,
Thanks to Mr Comstock.I tried the changes you suggested and it
worked!!!
How can i change the static call to a dynamic call?I tried by changing
the first line
PROCESS NODYNAM MAP LIST to
PROCESS DYNAM MAP LIST
and left the remaining unchanged.
Compiled and linked the C code.
MODULE ENTRY NOT
On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 11:39:01 -0500, Kittendorf, Craig
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IBM suggests that you have an IEASYSxx member that does not specify
CLPA.
I read this as having an IEASYSxx member without CLPA available if
needed. Not that you shouldn't do CLPA as normal procedure.
H...
Tom,
I saw that one too. My guess is that the warning about having multiple
datasets is that NIP processing has to read the directory trees of every
PDS it encounters and go through the work of discarding the duplicates.
Back when I started working on MVS on a 4.3 MIP 4381, this processing
Craig and Mark
You're probably right about To CLPA or not to CLPA.
It may be my approach to CLPA when I ran my test systems which caused me to
find support in that recommendation when no support was really meant to be
there.
Running my test systems involved frequent IPLing. The systems ran
Chithra Nayar wrote:
Hi,
Thanks to Mr Comstock.I tried the changes you suggested and it
worked!!!
How can i change the static call to a dynamic call?I tried by changing
the first line
PROCESS NODYNAM MAP LIST to
PROCESS DYNAM MAP LIST
and left the remaining unchanged.
Compiled and linked the C
I think I may have abused SMP and it has retaliated. Help would be
appreciated.
7 or 8 months ago our MVS team received a new release of NetView into our
main MVS SMP environment. They then decided they were too busy to do
anything with it. Last week I was givin permission to do the install
Yep...all them options. Just IPL'd the sandbox to see could we get them up
there. Same results.
Daniel McLaughlin
Z-Series Systems Programmer
Crawford Company
4680 N. Royal Atlanta
Tucker GA 30084
phone: 770-621-3256
fax: 770-621-3237
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
web:
We've about exhausted the MVS type commands, next will be the HMC
approach.
Thank you for the suggestion.
Daniel McLaughlin
Z-Series Systems Programmer
Crawford Company
4680 N. Royal Atlanta
Tucker GA 30084
phone: 770-621-3256
fax: 770-621-3237
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
web:
Which fields in which control block contain the currently executing step's
start date and time?
Thanks,
Jerry
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We've about exhausted the MVS type commands, next will be the HMC
approach.
What about the Enable on the Magstar console?
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1) Order a new copy of the product. Perform your own RECEIVE from the
original copy of the product. This is the start from scratch option.
2) Define new
IBM suggests that you have an IEASYSxx member that does not specify
CLPA.
And this seems to imply the following:
1. CLPA should not be specified in IEASYS00 since it cannot be
overridden (there is no a negating option).
2. An image setup should have multiple overriding IEASYSxx members (xx
NE
Hi,
Working with CA we finally obtained a fix to eliminate use of user key
common storage by CA-UNICENTER DETECTOR FOR DB2.
---
Enhancements have been provided to support for z/OS 1.8 parameter
ALLOWUSERKEYCSA(NO) by eliminating Detector use of
What about the Enable on the Magstar console?
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OK, that's a new one for mewhat would that look like because I don't
think we have one.
Daniel McLaughlin
Z-Series Systems Programmer
Crawford Company
4680 N. Royal Atlanta
Tucker GA 30084
phone: 770-621-3256
fax: 770-621-3237
email:
Haven't yet had this happen on our 3590s, but have had similar problems
with channel interfaces on 3490 controllers.
The solution with 3490s was was to get devices/CHPIDs off line to all
systems and re-IML the tape controllers with the correct interfaces
enabled, then put things back on line
On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 13:27:04 -0500, Jakubek, Jan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure if IEASYS00 is mandatory (will MVS come up if IEASYS00 is
absent?). If not then an image could be set up to IPL with just one xx
IEASYS suffix (and 00 absent form PARMLIB concatenation altogether).
I think it
We are installing IBM DEBUG TOOL ADVANCED FUNCTIONS on a SYSPLEX
which has multiple LPAR'S running different levels of z/OS (1.4 1.6
and 1.7).
The LPAR'S share DASD for non SYSRES packs. The documentation
indicates that we can install the IBM DEBUG TOOL in it's own SMP/E CSI.
However, a
In a message dated 11/9/2006 12:41:20 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
OK, that's a new one for mewhat would that look like because I don't
think we have one.
The service PC in back of box?
/* NOTE: DO NOT DELETE THE BLANK LINE AT THE TOP OF THIS MBR! */
Btw Mark: what's the purpose of a blank line?
Thanks
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We have a modified the code which we got from Amdahl which they called
JOBSTREAM MANAGER this code assignes job class based on how much storage
you need and how much time you want and if you use tape drives.
I was hoping that we could do away with these exits as they are going to
be very hard
I thought this came up in the past but for those of you that have Syncsort
and DFSORT on your systems for DB2 8 etc. In LPA how do you have it coded
which do you have first or does order not matter? We have a ISV product
which seems to be picking up DFSORT even though we have both in LPA we only
The member needs at least 1 line that isn't a comment and a blank line
fits the requirement. The system stops reading the member after the
first line that doesn't end in a comma.
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Make sure the DFSORT libs follow the SyncSort libs in LPA.
Don Imbriale
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Subject: Syncsort / DFSORT LPA
I thought
On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 14:30:04 -0500, Jakubek, Jan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
/* NOTE: DO NOT DELETE THE BLANK LINE AT THE TOP OF THIS MBR! */
Btw Mark: what's the purpose of a blank line?
Because it doesn't work without it?? :-)
This explanation from the MVS Initialization and Tuning
What's the role of the dsname in the SYSIN below: EOY.BKLSHELF ???
Here's a subset of my CPPUPDTE jcl from my SERVERPAC install:
//SYSJCNSP JOB 'ACCOUNTING INFO','PROGRAMMER NAME',
// CLASS=A,
// MSGCLASS=T,
// MSGLEVEL=(1,1),
// NOTIFY=SYSJCN,
//
On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 14:31:59 -0500, Andy White [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought this came up in the past but for those of you that have Syncsort
and DFSORT on your systems for DB2 8 etc. In LPA how do you have it coded
which do you have first or does order not matter? We have a ISV product
which
I just have to ask: why do would an installation need both sort products
unless you're at an ISV where you have to test your product with both?
Tim Hare
Senior Systems Programmer
Florida Department of Transportation
(850) 414-4209
We put only SYS1.SICELPA in LPA. Since this data set only has the DFSORT
SVC, it did not matter whether it was before or after syncsort's LPA
modules.
We put SYS1.SICELOAD and SYS1.SORTLPA *after* syncsort's libraries in the
link list.
These steps were per instructions in II14047. II14047
DFSORT is needed for DB2 V8, even if you license/use SyncSort. But it
does NOT require that DFSORT be licensed - it just needs to be
accessible by certain DB2 utilities and functions.
Don Imbriale
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Doc for CPPUPDTE is available at
http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/s390/os390/installation/cppupdte.html
Don Imbriale
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We've just spent 45 minutes on phone with the CE. He conceded and is on
his way in.
Thank you all for many good suggestions. Sometimes things break.
Daniel McLaughlin
Z-Series Systems Programmer
Crawford Company
4680 N. Royal Atlanta
Tucker GA 30084
phone: 770-621-3256
fax: 770-621-3237
Brian Peterson wrote on 11/09/2006 12:09:23 PM:
...
II14047 describes several
alternative options for installing the two sort products so they can
successfully coexist.
...
Right. Here's a link to informational APAR II14047:
http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=isg1II14047
Frank
If you use Syncsort as your sort product and you have DB2 v8, you will
need the DFSORT to make it work. IBM will let you use 'very limited'
amount, just for DB2 v8 which requires it.
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Thank you all for many good suggestions. Sometimes things break.
Knuckles, kneecaps, thumbs.
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I remember that in the late 80s there was a syntax checker available
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errors (prior to the times of syntax highlighting). I
On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 15:09:06 -0500 Tim Hare [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:I just have to ask: why do would an installation need both sort products
:unless you're at an ISV where you have to test your product with both?
Because, for whatever reason, DB2 insists on using DFSORT - it does not allow
/* NOTE: DO NOT DELETE THE BLANK LINE AT THE TOP OF THIS MBR! */
Btw Mark: what's the purpose of a blank line?
Because it doesn't work without it?? :-)
I see ... your blank line designates a dummy/null IEASYS00 ...
Thanks ...
In a recent note, Ted MacNEIL said:
Date: Thu, 9 Nov 2006 06:15:18 +
If a DCB/ACB is inaccessible or appears corrupted, then TC issues IDC999I
and S0
C3.
ITYM SC03.
(Considering I'm chasing one right now).
What triggers the CLOSE when the DDNAME is allocated to HFS?
Are
I just have to ask: why do would an installation
need both sort products unless you're at an ISV
where you have to test your product with both?
May be it is in a state of unfinished or perpetual
conversion ... some of us went though this over years gone ... :-)
HI
I can find the software lifecycle dates but how do you find hardware dates.
I'm looking for the end of service for 3480 A22 and B22's
Thanks!!
George
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In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 11/06/2006
at 07:52 PM, Binyamin Dissen [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
AFAIR R14 always pointed to SVC3 when supervisor assisted linkage,
i.e. either LINK or ATTACH, was used.
You recall correctly. Specifically, it was the SVC 3 at CVTEXIT.
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So, effectively, does z/OS.
No.
ISTR that R14 in a jobstep programme points directly at an SVC 3
instruction.
So does R14 after an ATTACH, LINK, XCTL, SVC (types 2-4) or scheduling
of an IRB. I don't
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I hadn't thought of that. And I see the cognitive dissonance in
coding 1. But still, I would have preferred from the beginning a
construct meaning Field to be Filled in Later, so a zero, possibly
an
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Up until now we have been carrying on a civilized discussion,
Chris Mason has not been carrying on a civilized discussion, and his
comments were a lot more offensive than Alan's. That said, I consider
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Another exhausting post from what can only be deliberate
misunderstandings.
Well, if you claim that you are deliberately misunderstanding, I can't
prove otherwise.
Again, by not quoting everything, you have
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 11/08/2006
at 02:08 PM, Debbie Mitchell
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I encountered a problem that I'm trying to understand where to even
look for the answer. A user connected to our mainframe (z/OS 1.4)
through Attachmate and then logged onto TSO. From the
I'm looking for the end of service for 3480 A22 and B22's
Put those 3480s back in service!
The Computer History Museum is still looking for 3480s - specifically
the head assemblies - as they are extremely useful for pulling data
off ancient tape. If anyone out there is about to kill off their
Start here
http://www-306.ibm.com/common/ssi/OIX.wss?buttonpressed=DET001PT116page=1000paneltext1=DET001PEF012user+type=EXT
and use advanced search for product number 3480.
Bob
George Bly wrote:
I can find the software lifecycle dates but how do you find hardware dates.
I'm looking for
I recently converted a tiny in-program ISAM file to an internal CoBOL
table, but wondered about the JCL:
//NAMES DD DSN=NAMES(PRIME),
What does PRIME mean?
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That goes deep into the bowels of ISAM.
You had the ability to specify different allocations for the (going off
memory here) PRIME (the main data storage area), INDEX (obvious) and OVFLOW
(overflow when hashes collided) areas of an ISAM file. And usually you had
to for production files.
More
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I recently converted a tiny in-program ISAM file to an internal
CoBOL
table, but wondered about the JCL:
//NAMES DD DSN=NAMES(PRIME),
What does PRIME mean?
In the cited context, it
On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 14:37:01 -0700 Howard Brazee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
:I recently converted a tiny in-program ISAM file to an internal CoBOL
:table, but wondered about the JCL:
://NAMES DD DSN=NAMES(PRIME),
You can remove it.
:What does PRIME mean?
ISAM allocation.
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The most recent reference I could find to the 3480 A22 and B22 was
announcement letter 305-028 dated March 8, 2005 quoting new prices for
maintenance. This same letter quoted maintenance prices for 3420 (round)
tape drives as well, so perhaps end of service for 3480 is not as near as
you
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I recently converted a tiny in-program ISAM file to an
internal CoBOL table, but wondered about the JCL:
//NAMES DD DSN=NAMES(PRIME),
What does PRIME mean?
In the cited context, it means to
I just have to ask: why do would an installation need both sort products
unless you're at an ISV where you have to test your product with both?
You haven't been following the DB2 V8 requirements.
Even SYNCSORT customers have to have a subset of DFSORT installed. DB2 V8 will
not talk to
On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 12:24:22 -0600, Brian Peterson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Talk about doing things the hard way!! Here's some ideas you might
consider. You probably already thought of them - if so, sorry!
...
One person's hard is another's fun. I haven't had a hands-on fight
with SMP for
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Don't forget in mixed OS environment all
In a recent note, Patrick O'Keefe said:
Date: Thu, 9 Nov 2006 16:30:46 -0600
2) Define new Target and DLIB SMP/E CSI and Target and DLIB data sets.
Attach this new, empty, Target and DLIB zone to the Global zone which has
the product RECEIVEd into. ...
Religious and political.
I admire your determination! Keep it up - that's what keeps all of us
young at heart!
As far as why you're getting a link edit operation doing things Pat's
way, I suspect the answer has to do with the complex process SMP/E uses to
build load modules - a process which has been enhanced over
On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 17:00:53 -0600, Brian Peterson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... Also, the way I think about JCLIN is that JCLIN describes a
product's *structure*, it does NOT describe a product's installation
process.
...
In general, you're right, but SMP processes JCLIN for link steps to get
On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 15:48:00 -0700, Paul Gilmartin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
//
//** MVS utility IEBCOPY will be used to COPY these two LMODs **
//** from the installation tape into a Target Library.
In a recent note, Patrick O'Keefe said:
Date: Thu, 9 Nov 2006 17:58:04 -0600
I wonder how the Creator built them.
I wonder what happens if they ever need service.
I bet there's an interesting story there that will probably stay untold.
Obviously, someone linked it once. And
Shmuel
You may have committed yourself to the rather rude intention not to read any
reply but there may be some who are interested in the few responses worth
making. Naturally, for the rest, especially the points where you refuse to
understand, I disagree without reservation - but that's to be
Shmuel
Your characteristic nose-penetrating inadequately documented stand-alone
Nos are an affront to the purposes of the list and do not constitute a
civilized discussion. Rather they cause exhaustion and are very misleading
for those readers who may wish to learn something.
As for being
Shmuel
Assuming my posts are being read sequentially, a good example.
Chris Mason
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Sent: Thursday, 09 November, 2006 5:47 PM
Subject: Re: COND CODE 3592
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Tom
I see from subsequent posts that it may not be such a forlorn hope after
all!
My queen may, in a moment of jest, have said We are not amused! but it was
good Queen Victoria who is credited with the sentence.
I note you are from Wisconsin where I believe the spoken language can be
mistaken
Is there a SAFE way to expand the size of SYS1.LINKLIB? I have a z/OS 1.6
ADCD system where SYS1.LINKLIB is using all of its primary extent. I need
to apply a PTF to a module in LINKLIB but I'm afraid it will cause it to go
into a secondary extent. Why it was set up with the exact number of
On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 11:25:48 -0500, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
But still, I would have preferred from the beginning a
construct meaning Field to be Filled in Later, so a zero, possibly
an expression value, could be flagged as an error.
As I recall, SAP,
Bob,
If are asking to do this in a LIVE (running) environment, I would say
NO.
If you are asking about a copy of the pack then there are at least 2
ways. User FDR to consolidate extents then compress it.
The other way is to copy the data set to another pack and delete it
and reallocate
Mark
It's not so obscure - at least to the users of Indo-European languages - if
you take an etymological approach.
Thus you probably know what necromancy means and what its associations
are. You may also have heard of dendrites if you have ever, for example,
had an interest in metallurgy or
The safe way is to copy the IPL pack to another volume. Expand SYS1.LINKLIB
on that pack, and then IPL from that pack after clipping it to the same
volser as you had before. I hope you are not planning on running SMP jobs
agains the live IPL pack. That could lead to disaster. If you applied
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