Leaping to j.c.'s defence;
On Wed, 20 Aug 2008 10:41:50 -0400, Ralph Kaden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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. (Sorry. I don't usually criticize on
forums like this,
Then don't. Thank you for using your lofty position to correct an error but
you
must realise without going through the
Shai Hess wrote:
Yes, I know that this is not a perfect testimony, but this is the first one.
Excellent! Interesting! If you can sell your products worldwide, you could buy
up all that little islands and hotels in Dubai... ;-D
About Fundi Software
Taken from the Zulu language, Fundi means
Dave Cartwright wrote:
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... you
must realise without going through the archives that lowly customers are not
likely to get as rapid a response as you. The desired efffect has been
achieved, thanks again.
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Actually, if these things are prioritized at all, I would expect
customers to
I read groklaw a lot. That's a legal blog. Anyway, one thing that I just
read says that MS is developing the next Windows release, called Windows
7. And that there are 1,000 developers on the project, with 1,000
testers. I don't know if that is correct or not. But it got me curious.
I wonder how
On Wed, 20 Aug 2008 22:29:31 -0400, Rob Schramm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Should be the userid of either the submitting address space or
USER=xx. Unless there is some other funky exit playing about with the
ACEE. One way to find it is that the OPERCMDS MVS.UNKNOWN UACC(READ) will
be used to
Steve,
Check out the SHARE proceedings from San Jose. My session 2872 page 51-53
shows some screen shots from when I used this new function. (Also, it has
some shots of some other ISPF goodies that I really liked too!).
-Marna WALLE
z/OS System Build and Install
IBM Poughkeepsie
Marna WALLE wrote:
Steve,
Check out the SHARE proceedings from San Jose. My session 2872 page 51-53
shows some screen shots from when I used this new function. (Also, it has
some shots of some other ISPF goodies that I really liked too!).
-Marna WALLE
z/OS System Build and Install
IBM
In a message dated 8/21/2008 9:20:06 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My session 2872 page 51-53
shows some screen shots from when I used this new function. (Also, it has
some shots of some other ISPF goodies that I really liked too!).
Part 3 of 3 on ZOS 1.10
Hi Folks,
Can someone point me to information on what the compression
percentage is for datasets allocated with a data class that specifies
compaction=Y?
Thanks!
Bob Lester
Technical Services
Systems and Storage
OppenheimerFunds
Can someone point me to information on what the compression
percentage is for datasets allocated with a data class that specifies
compaction=Y?
Bob,
The listcat output shows the compacted byte count and the real byte count.
You should be able to calcuate the compression ratio using these
Filling in for a performance guy - I need to find out over time the number of
UNDISPATCHED TASKS on our overloaded z9's... a peak per interval would be
great.
Didn't see it (yet) in RMF books. Perhaps there's an instorage value that I
could pull with a REXX exec?
Open for suggs and
RMF CPU report. IN READY tasks. You might also check out the OUT READ
queue
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/ERBZRA50/CCON
TENTS?SHELF=ERBZBK50DN=SC33-7991-10DT=20050721091849
Watch the wrap
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Filling in for a performance guy - I need to find out over time the
McKown, John wrote:
I read groklaw a lot. That's a legal blog. Anyway, one thing that I just
read says that MS is developing the next Windows release, called Windows
7. And that there are 1,000 developers on the project, with 1,000
testers. I don't know if that is correct or not. But it got me
I'm trying to print pdf's (and spreadsheets) on our high-speed mainframe
printers. I've downloaded the AFP Printer Driver for Windows and the Infoprint
Port Monitor that IBM provides. So far I have been unable to get these tools
to communicate with a printer. I suspect part of the problem
RMF Produces an interval report which shows the queue depth during that
interval.
Also, if you look in the RMF Report Analysis manual you'll get some general
guidelines about how to interpret these values. It has been improved to
account for the number of engines in your configuration.
This was just posted on MXG-L by Chuck Hopf. I told him that I would
post it here and he said go ahead. When he posts the APAR on MXG-L I'll
post that here also.
If you have a mix of z9 and z10 processors with a common IEAOPT and you
are using HIPERDISPATCH=YES with CPUVARY=YES for IRD, this
APAR Identifier .. OA26225 Last Changed 08/08/21
VARYCPU MANAGEMENT DISABLED WHEN RUNNING ON A Z9 AND
SPECIFYING
HIPERDISPATCH=YES
No guarantees but is it an environment variable called PDHOST?
PD_SOCKET may be required as well.
Len Rugen
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But in
practice, there is.
- Yogi Berra
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Supposedly they develop mainframe/open systems related products.
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Have you asked the outside business to code dcb info in the process?
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Subject: STOPX37 SMS loop
Has anybody using
Walt,
I understand that he is talking about a DB2 subsystem command. And I
think I am enjoying the crow-pie.
But as you indicated.. he can run the command on a system where that db2
subsystem is not active or just change the console character to something
invalid and MVS will reject it for
www.tibco.com
I know them mostly as the provider of messaging solutions, such as
SmartSockets which was originally a Talarian product. I haven't used their
products in some time, but do know some of the people.
Wayne Driscoll
Product Developer
NOTE: All opinions are strictly my own.
Supposedly they develop mainframe/open systems related products.
They also have a middleware queuing product similar to MQ/Series (or whatever
IBM is calling it, these days), SOA products, etc.
Did you try the obvious?
http://www.tibco.com
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Too busy driving to stop for gas!
Yeah, I used to get their newsletter.
http://www.tibco.com/
Charles T. Lester
Lester Associates Consulting Services, LLC
P.O. Box 75060
Fort Thomas, KY 41075-0060
859-838-4294
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The following message is a courtesy copy of an article
that has been posted to bit.listserv.ibm-main as well.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tony B.) writes:
Supposedly they develop mainframe/open systems related products.
shortly after they were established as independent company, we had been
brought
Cut/paste the relevant log entries and refer the issue to the
appropriate DASD folks. Not clear what else you could be expected to do.
If, however, the DASD folks give you new/different SMS parameters, then
it would be reasonable for you to communicate those to the business
partner. Perhaps
And where might these be located?
Alan
Date: Thu, 21 Aug 2008 13:16:27 -0500 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re:
Printing PDF's on INFOPRINT 4000 Printers To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU No
guarantees but is it an environment variable called PDHOST? PD_SOCKET
may be required as well.
PC DOS SET command I don't do windows. In Unix it's
PDHOST=foo.bar;export PDHOST, depending on the shell flavor
Len Rugen
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But in
practice, there is.
- Yogi Berra
The host name would be the IP host name of your mainframe, the lpar where the
printers are connected. Your mainframe network support folks can tell you the
name to use. Depending on how your printer is set up and driven you may not be
able/or need to use the port server. Are your printers
Does anyone know of any way to determine the position of an address space in
the WLM food chain? I have a started task server address space that I would
like to be able to add code to that would determine if another address space is
considered more favored or less favored.
--Dave Day
Patrick,
From past experience with Stop-X37 and ACC/SRS, it is not actually in a
loop. The rule is doing exactly what it has been instructed to do, which is
to reduce the size of the Primary Extent and then redrive allocation.
The problems I have seen are when the reduction percentage is set to
I've been looking at VSMLIST for 2 days now. It's a difficult one for
me. And only for SP=PVT,SPACE=ALLOC.
I gather that every single GETMAIN or STORAGE request is not accounted
for, just the total amount in each subpool. One thing I don't get yet
though. Would someone mind helping me
IBM has at least two occurances of this problem, one at z/OS 1.08,
one at 1.09. And it could be happening to you unless you monitor it. We
have SETSYS PARTIALTAPE(MIGRATION(REUSE) BACKUP(REUSE)) set in ARCCMD00
but when AUTOBACKUP uses a scratch tape, the following happens.
IEC501A M
one at z/OS 1.08, one at 1.09
Not to pick too many nits, but we, as IT professionals, do attempt to be
precise.
Isn't it 1.8 1.9?
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used to be called Teknekron Software Systems, a competitor to Reuters
Financial services. they had a relatively nimble product then called TIB
(Teknekron Information Bus) that provided real-time digital feed, along
with a 'portal' called MarketSheet.
then Reuters bought them. their competing
2008/8/21 Tony B. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Supposedly they develop mainframe/open systems related products.
The only thing I know about them is that they acquired the
Huron/Objectstar product from Amdahl/Antares/Fujitsu several years
ago. They may well have renamed it (indeed looking at their
On Fri, 22 Aug 2008, Lindy Mayfield wrote:
I've been looking at VSMLIST for 2 days now. It's a difficult one for
me. And only for SP=PVT,SPACE=ALLOC.
I gather that every single GETMAIN or STORAGE request is not accounted
for, just the total amount in each subpool. One thing I don't get
John,
Make sure your TAPESPANSIZE is adjusted for your tape size. Also make
sure that you have TAPEUTILIZATION set properly. Just a couple of
thoughts about things that can affect tape usage. We are at 1.9, and
use an IBM ATL with 3592 drives, and are not seeing this issue.
ThanksRick
On Thu, 21 Aug 2008 14:48:01 -0700, Ron Hawkins
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Patrick,
From past experience with Stop-X37 and ACC/SRS, it is not actually in a
loop. The rule is doing exactly what it has been instructed to do, which is
to reduce the size of the Primary Extent and then redrive
Hi experts,
One question regarding tape deferred mount and device allocation, supposing
following JCL statements:
//STEP1 EXEC PGM=ADRDSSU,REGION=6144K
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//ODOC1 DD DISP=NEW,DSN=TEST1.FILE1,
// LABEL=(1,SL),UNIT=VTAPE,RETPD=3,VOL=(,,,255)
//ODOC2 DD
Victor,
Yes this JCL will allocate three tape drive units. DEFER only delays
mounting the volume until open. The device is still allocated whether you
open the dataset on the volume or not.
If your DFSMSdss job has three separate copy or dump statements that open
each of the tape files then you
Patrick,
The I hazard a guess that Connect Direct is seeing the failed allocation and
restarting the transmission. One way to confirm that is to see if the loop
is generating cycles at both ends.
Have pleasant vacation.
Ron
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