John McKown writes:
We have, if I remember, one vendor product which is based on
the MSU rating of the system.
Yes, that would be the exception. In fairness there are a few IBM products
charged according to full capacity, but all the ones I've run into are
products that predated (by a lot) the
Perhaps a dumb question, but what kind of Assembler? (Can we assume 390?)
And what does it do? Does it run with any middleware involved?
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Based in Tokyo, Serving IBM
David,
That did the trick.
A big thanks and a virtual beer to you. And thanks to the other responders, as
always.
Jerry
On Mon, 17 Mar 2008 20:25:48 -0400, David Andrews
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On Mon, 2008-03-17 at 17:26 -0500, Support, DUNNIT SYSTEMS LTD. wrote:
A big thanks and a virtual beer to you. And thanks to the other responders, as
always.
What am I doing wrong or what else needs to be done or is there a surefire
way to clone a new userid from an existing one?
Being confronted with similar issue, I would like to know if indeed there is
a
Hi,
On the general question of is there a sure-fire way of cloning a userid
within RACF, I cannot provide an answer but am able to offer insight I think
based on experience with the ADCD and a smattering of knowledge gained in
such an environment.
Remember that Userids in RACF belong to Groups
Has anyone run across a software package that will successfully convert
Assembler code to working C or C++ code or, alternatively, allow Assembler
code to run in a server-based environment more or less as is (much like
MicroFocus does for COBOL code)?
Thanks in advance - John Bachiochi
John,
We're fortunate enough to have the Vanguard products which do this easily.
I did write a process that
read through the IRRDBU00 output for all instances of the user profile from
which you wish to clone. Once
the data is collected it's simple enough to create commands from the output.
A 2 step
On Mon, 17 Mar 2008 12:56:09 -0500, John Bachiochi
Has anyone run across a software package that will successfully convert
Assembler code to working C or C++ code or, alternatively, allow
Assembler code to run in a server-based environment more or less as is
(much like MicroFocus does for COBOL
snip
1) Does IDCAMS keyword NOSCRATCH make HSM bring in a dataset before
deleting it just like NONVSAM does? I may have observed that
behavour...job
had NONVSAM NOSCRATCH and HSM brought it in first, after I removed the
NONVSAM and I think it still came in (didn't confirm conclusively) until
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John,
Where are you getting the message. It certainly should be
available to the public, and many of my readers have recently
downloaded it. Here is a direct link -
On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 03:25:05 -0500, Jan MOEYERSONS
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A big thanks and a virtual beer to you. And thanks to the other responders, as
always.
What am I doing wrong or what else needs to be done or is there a surefire
way to clone a new userid from an existing one?
Being
On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 03:25:05 -0500, Jan MOEYERSONS
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Being confronted with similar issue, I would like to know if indeed there is
a sure-fire way of cloning a userid and all of its permissions from an
existing one? How would one go about that?
Not that I know of, unless
When running the netstat -t command, I am getting a lot of established
connections which do not have an ApplName or and LuName tied to them.
These have bytes in and bytes out counts.
I have tried lowering the values to the TIMEMARK and SCANINTERVAL
parameters but this has no effect on these
Thanks David.
Thanks to all who responded.
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Willie,
I believe the answer to your question is Yes, based on the following extract
from the HSM Reference manual:
The FREEVOL command moves all migration copies of non-SMS-managed data
---snip
Not that I know of, unless you have one of the ISV RACF admin products like
BETA88, Vanguard, Consul/RACF (purchased by IBM, now Tivoli RACF admin).
That is one of the things I always liked about ACF2. You just copy a userid,
or add a new one
I was going through all the files associated with one of my TSO IDs and
I found a number of ISPF Backup datasets that have been archived.
How or why would these get orphaned (if they have been archived, I
consider them orphaned)? The format of the names is:
userid.ISRn.BACKUP which matches
Sometimes these connections will stay established for hours. Certain subnets
(including our office) have no such connections. We have recently upgraded
our 3270 emulation software to support encryption.
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Not that I know of, unless you have one of the ISV RACF admin products like
BETA88, Vanguard, Consul/RACF (purchased by IBM, now Tivoli RACF admin).
That is one of the
The add on products make this effortless but it's really not that hard to
develop yourself. We're doing
this now regularly as part of a large Top Secret to RACF conversion.
Conceptually one should know the layout of the unload file, IRRDBU00 or
TSSCFILE (which are somewhat architecturally
In a message dated 3/18/2008 8:52:01 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mark, that's why I'm such a strong advocate of the use of user groups in
RACF. Add the user, connect him to the right groups, anv voila, you're done.
Isn't it just easier to add USER002 model
Anyone,
Might there be a way, from within an assembler module, to know whether or
not a given load module has been modified via SPZAP? I'm perfectly happy to
LOAD the load module, if that's any help.
I know that AMBLIST can tell me if something has been zapped, but that
didn't seem like an
I think I recall that some of the NETSTAT displays include both open and
recently closed connections. I'll bet that recently closed connections
are what you are seeing.
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I was going through all the files associated with one of my TSO IDs and
I found a number of ISPF Backup datasets that have
On 18 Mar 2008 07:45:19 -0700, in bit.listserv.ibm-main
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Might there be a way, from within an assembler module, to
know whether or not a given load module has been modified
via SPZAP? I'm perfectly happy to LOAD the
Chase, John wrote:
When I manually navigate to the correct folder on
ftp.software.ibm.com, right-click on either package and select Copy
to Folder..., I get the access denied error.
Sounds like a firewall/proxy error.
A colleague said he downloaded it earlier yesterday morning. I wonder
On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 09:42:15 -0500 David Eisenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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:Might there be a way, from within an assembler module, to know whether or
:not a given load module has been modified via SPZAP? I'm perfectly happy to
:LOAD the load module, if that's any help.
It won't.
:I know that
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Anyone,
Might there be a way,
I believe that the way you described the backup datasets is the way it works.
If your TSO session times out, and you're in the middle of an edit session,
when you next do an ISPF edit, you get a message saying you were editing such
and such, and have the option to resume. If you resume your
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I believe that the way you described the backup datasets is the way it
works. If
I like when IBM (and other vendors) give you better documentation or
better ways to view it. I don't like having things taken away.
In the past, IYO came in several formats: BookManger, AFP and in readable
text in the orderhlq.SCPPLENU data set as member LIST1403.
Does it bother anyone else
On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 11:18:47 -0400, Thompson, Steve
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That's kinda my point. It is supposed to work this way, but NOT leave
orphaned backup data sets out there. And I am finding them, but I can't
tell how or why this is happening. All I know is that they are at least
1
Thanks for APAR info.
On my main plex, I have 134 of these dating back to the last time I
cleaned up. The plex has 11,573 just for one class of ids. And they
don't migrate.
There is more to it than timeout, because, when editing after a timeout, I
do not go into recovery. If there is
it's possible to zap a module and not leave footprints, though it's not the
default.
Yikes!
Our programmers occasionally ZAP a load module in a test load library, which is
fine. When the time comes to promote the load module into a production load
library, however, I would like our change
Mark Zelden wrote:
I like when IBM (and other vendors) give you better documentation or
better ways to view it. I don't like having things taken away.
In the past, IYO came in several formats: BookManger, AFP and in readable
text in the orderhlq.SCPPLENU data set as member LIST1403.
Does it
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been zapped?
it's possible to zap a
Is it possible to move all of the datasets that are shipped with a z/os
serverpac from SMS managed pacs to a single mod 27 using adrsdssu? Will
all of the datasets move, (Haspace, Page datasets, logrecs.etc)?
Thanks.
Mark House
(402) 778-1966
IBM Mainframe Systems
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Thanks for APAR info.
SNIP
And that goes for me, as well as for the link to the
-snip-
Anyone,
Might there be a way, from within an assembler module, to know whether or
not a given load module has been modified via SPZAP? I'm perfectly happy to
LOAD the load module, if that's any help.
I know that AMBLIST can tell me if something has
--snip
Most shops use groups properly. But the connecting to the right groups is
the part that is the problem. Some RACF admins have a template by job
function or perhaps list an existing user and then connect the new user to
those groups. But I
--snip---
The IBM Tivoli zSecure Admin product can clone users for you.
Alternatively, you can get the DBSYNC tool from the RACF Downloads page at
http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/zos/racf/goodies.html and with
a bit of work it can do what
Forgive me, Walt. I was referring to the DBSYNC tool.
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On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 08:55:57 -0700, Edward Jaffe
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Mark Zelden wrote:
I like when IBM (and other vendors) give you better documentation or
better ways to view it. I don't like having things taken away.
In the past, IYO came in several formats: BookManger, AFP and in
That is, of course, unless the zapper specified NOIDRDATA.
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I'm not doing the install, but we do have a 1.9 IYO in BookManager
format.
Don Imbriale
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On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 11:08:14 -0500, Rick Fochtman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Forgive me, Walt. I was referring to the DBSYNC tool.
I figured that's what you meant, Rick :-)
I'm glad you have found it useful. I've thought about an enhancement such
as you suggested, but have never taken the time
Actually you don`t have to add na entry for every user in Global Access Table,
just define a profile as this :
RDEFINE GLOBAL DATASET ADDMEM('RACUID.**'/ALTER)
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Our programmers occasionally ZAP a load module in a test load
library, which is fine. When the time comes to promote the
load module into a production load library, however, I would
like our
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[ snip ]
You promote load modules?!? shudder. We insist on a good
recompile from source.
We promote synchronized source / load packages. That way, we
guarantee that the code that goes into
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I am having an issue with an application that is defined in TPX. At some point
users are unable to logon and start to receive 0821 Sense code from VTAM.
I am thinking I do not have a sufficient number of LUs for somethign in TPX but
I am unable to discern what that area is. I have TPXGR
On 18 Mar 2008 09:57:42 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (McKown,
John) wrote:
Ah. We don't have that problem. We use Endevor. We control all the
compile options centrally. A programmer CANNOT override them. Well, I
guess a COBOL PROCESS could. But that is a source change and once source
is in an
Did I miss this part of the thread?
Why not just use IDCAMS DELETE...
delete 'prefix.hsm.test' purge
IDC0896I MIGRATED ENTRY prefix.HSM.TEST DELETED
If it's not migrated it simply gets deleted. If it is migrated it gets
deleted without a recall.
DanD
Staller, Allan wrote:
snip
1) Does
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Hi,
Spot on Bill. Thanks for everyone's help! Being able to cite a half
dozen other sites independently who confirmed this had occurred helped
change the focus from looking at what was unique here moving this along
and getting it recreated on an IBM test system very quickly. APAR
OA24361 is
I am looking at converting to IBM Debug Tool V8.1 (Ent Cobol 3.4, soon to be
4.1). My first impression is that Debug Tool puts debug control into the
load module (or points to it in the case of an external symbol dictionary).
That seems incompatible with our development strategy where a program is
On 18 Mar 2008 10:25:44 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dan D) wrote:
Did I miss this part of the thread?
Why not just use IDCAMS DELETE...
delete 'prefix.hsm.test' purge
IDC0896I MIGRATED ENTRY prefix.HSM.TEST DELETED
If it's not migrated it simply gets deleted. If it is migrated it gets
deleted
We are trying to implementent nje over tcp/ip on z/os1.7 (with ptfs applied)
and getting the following:
IAZ0511I NETSRV1 Server Port number could not be resolved, DEFAULT
assumed: 175
IAZ0545I NETSRV1 Error encountered in
I would like to be able to kick off an FTP of a dataset to a Windows
platform from MVS. All of the info I can come up with talks about how to
perform this from the Windows side. Windows initiated receive. I want to do
this from the MVS side. When the file(s) are ready, send them down to
That's some of the 'it depends' stuff. Can you get a static IP address for
the PC? If it's on DHCP and is up/down frequently, then how would you hit
it?
Daniel McLaughlin
Z-Series Systems Programmer
Information Communications Technology
Crawford Company
4680 N. Royal Atlanta
Tucker GA
I am getting a request from my DB2 guy to set up WLM and make
appropriate RACF entries for something that is optional in 1.7, required
in 1.8, and, I think, dropped in 1.9.
Something about stored procedures and separate address spaces. The FM's
I've searched don't give me a clear picture of
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Daniel McLaughlin wrote:
That's some of the 'it depends' stuff. Can you get a static IP address for
the PC? If it's on DHCP and is up/down frequently, then how would you hit
it?
A full Dynamic IP implementation requires both DHCP and DDNS.
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My nje def's for tcpip followssee if this makes any sensethis
works between the lpar's and as400's I have setup...
/**
/* NJE/IP NETSRV Defs--LIK
/**
NETSRV(01) SOCKET=XXXEI01,
START=YES,
TRACE=NO
Mine was kind of an outside, don't speak IP too well, opinion.
Always ready to learn something new!.
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Not possible with standard Windows because it don't come with a FTP
server.
Initiation and control of FTP always comes from the client. Therefore,
your z/os job would run as a client (see FTPCDATA) and you'd need a FTP
server on Windows.
It follows that you'd need logon credentials for the
Shouldn't 175 be assigned to JES2? I believe that is supposed to be the
PROC name that is going to connect on on that port. I have NJE over IP
working and I do not have port 175 specified at all in my TCP profile.
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I use DBSYNC which can be used to read your IRRDBU00 output file and
generates the necessary commands to re-build the database. I then edit
the resulting REXX files to pull out the commands I need and edit then
execute them.
You might get better responses from the RACF-L list
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I specify it in the jesparm'sit is the default port used...
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We are trying to implementent nje over tcp/ip on z/os1.7
(with ptfs applied)
and
I run an ftp server on windows and it works quite well. Someone suggested a
google search, the one I use Serv-U (http://www.serv-u.com/). And as Ed
wrote I use both DHCP and DDNS.
Al
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I would like to be able to kick off an FTP of a dataset
to a
Something about stored procedures and separate address spaces. The FM's I've
searched don't give me a clear picture of what is what.
First, Stored Procedure Address Spaces have been replaced with Distributed Data
Facility (DDF) address spaces.
SPAS is still supported, but IBM recommends that
Aren't some of the datasets marked PSU and therefore unmovable?
ADRDSSU used to have problems copying HFS datasets (the workaround was
DUMP/RESTORE in place of COPY). I don't know if it still does. I have
never successfully copied a spool dataset and always had to reformat. I
never tried to
Dave,
I have to agree with the LIST. As long as you have FTP on your PC and a
static IP address, it should work. It works fine here. Have you tried it
and getting errors or just testing the water?
Jack Kelly
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Dave;
In order to have a Windows workstation accept incoming FTP, in other
words Windows as an FTP server, you have to run the Windows IIS service
or the equivalent. IIS is an optional component of XP and Vista. There
are settings in IIS for starting an FTP server and HTTP server, maybe
others.
On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 1:48 PM, Paul Peplinski
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I am looking at converting to IBM Debug Tool V8.1 (Ent Cobol 3.4, soon to be
4.1). My first impression is that Debug Tool puts debug control into the
load module (or points to it in the case of an external symbol
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I would like to be able to kick off an FTP of a
dataset to a Windows platform from MVS.
I frequently transfer mainframe files to the PC and transfer PC files to the
mainframe, and I always perform the transfer from the mainframe side. I don't
use FTP; I use the ISPF
I tried to send this issue to IBM but they think that it's a question
rather than a problem, so I'll try here.
Trying to use DCOLLECT to ensure that all ML2 data has a backup. In
general the UMLBKDT field (DCOLLECT ML2 backup date)indicates if a backup
has been done (as long as it's not empty,
Thanks to all for your replies
I've got the address space up and listening.
after white boarding the 'execellent' examples in JES2 init and tuning.
In TCP parms for port 175 we put JES2S001 as the job name. which is kicked
off by IEASYSAS and the name is derived from the NETSRV1 definition.
On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 13:04:32 -0400, Lizette Koehler
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I am having an issue with an application that is defined in TPX. At
some point users are unable to logon and start to receive 0821 Sense
code from VTAM.
I am thinking I do not have a sufficient number of LUs for
I was told there is no performance impact of compiling with test. The
compile creates a //SYSDEBUG file that is used by the debugger. The load
module has an entry in it that points to the SYSDEBUG file.
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Hi, All,
Can anybody explain this?
PAGE 0001 - NOW SET TO TARGET ZONE MVST100 DATE 03/18/08 TIME
14:21:00 SMP/E 34.06
SET BDY(MVST100).
GIM20501ISET PROCESSING IS COMPLETE. THE HIGHEST RETURN CODE WAS 00.
APPLY S(CEEWCO1) ASSEM REDO CHECK .
GIM54701S ** ALLOCATION
Is your MIGLIB APF authorized? APAR IR92833: MSGGIM54701S
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Hi, All,
Can anybody
I understand that more recent versions of Debug Tool can be set up to produce
a relatively lean load module without compromising debugging functionality.
But we are not there yet so I have no experience to
offer.
These days, with fast processors and large memories, the kind of 'optimisation'
..re Not possible with standard Windows because it don't come with a FTP
server.
Ah.. But it does!
All you need to do is install IIS on your workstation, configure it and somehow
get the IP address of the WS to the host and use that to FTP your files down!
This is how I get all my
Huh? What version of Windows are we talking about???
Both the Windows machines on my desktop are running a built-in ftp server. One
is XP Pro, and the other is Vista Enterprise Edition.
The ftp server is not installed by default, but it is included in the optional
components, for Windows 2000
On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 14:35:20 -0400, Mark Pace [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shouldn't 175 be assigned to JES2? I believe that is supposed to be the
PROC name that is going to connect on on that port. I have NJE over IP
working and I do not have port 175 specified at all in my TCP profile.
It
There are plenty of free FTP servers for Windoze out there. Some with
SSL/TLS support. Check out http://www.tucows.com.
Regards,
John K
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to IBM-Main about DB2 and WLM:
I am getting a request from my DB2 guy to set up WLM and make
appropriate RACF entries for something that is optional in 1.7,
required in 1.8, and, I think, dropped in 1.9.
Something about
Ok, I'll refine my comment to 'It is not possible to just FTP to a
Windows box; it doesn't come with a FTP server *installed*. More, there
are a lot of security hoops to jump through.'
Screwed up the grammar anyway :-)
Interestingly enough, we just danced with this bear, and IIS never came
up
I would think if you go to the dos prompt and type FTP with no IP address and
get the prompt:
ftp
returned, FTP is on your PC.
Bill
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Huh? What version of Windows are we talking about???
Both the
Bill Wilkie of the IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
wrote on 03/18/2008 03:46:17 PM:
I would think if you go to the dos prompt and type FTP with no IP
address and get the prompt:
ftp
returned, FTP is on your PC.
Whoever initiates the conversation in the
That's just the native FTP client piece. We also need the server piece,
and most of us also need the encryption pieces. On top of that, you'll
need some security pieces. And that leads to monitoring, logging,
reporting, and administrative pieces to satisfy auditors.
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Is your MIGLIB APF authorized? APAR IR92833: MSGGIM54701S
Yes.
But you prompted me to look more closely at the JCL, which had MIGLIB
steplib'd to the other volume. Works fine now.
Thanks,
Mark Zelden wrote:
I like when IBM (and other vendors) give you better documentation or
better ways to view it. I don't like having things taken away.
In the past, IYO came in several formats: BookManger, AFP and in readable
text in the orderhlq.SCPPLENU data set as member LIST1403.
[...]
Since it seems to be my mission in life...
Stored procedures run in stored procedured address spaces. This is true
whether the requests are are made locally to the system (or plex), or
received remotely via DDF. There used to be a single subsystem address
space commonly known as SPAS. The
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