Hi,
I have some datasets on ML1 that have been there for apparently several
years without going to ML2. Nothing really big and only about 30 of them.
It looks like they are datasets that were not supposed to have migrated at
all (in our NOMIG MGMTCLS), but because of some space management
On Sun, 29 Mar 2009 20:46:47 -0500, Peter Bishop peter.bis...@eds.com
wrote:
go to Services, then API. They're all listed there, including the Linux
ones...
cheers
Peter
Thank you Peter !!!
I was happy to arrive to the office today and see your answer !!!
I will download it soon hopefully
Hi,
What are the options of installing a z/OS system from scratch, where there is
no driving system available?
TIA
Gadi
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Install on another system, DSS physical backup, Create a S/A DSS tape. Then
IPL from tape to DSS and restore tapes. Then IPL from the new system...
Keep HCD simple and update after IPL.
Itschak
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Hi,
What are the options of installing a z/OS system from
Hi
Thank you very much for the link.
I have read , till now only IBM System z10
performance improvements
with software and hardware
synergy
The CPMF is seems to us very interesting feature , as we try to optimize
our C++ code, and the Performance Analyzer reports are not very usefull
for
גדי בן אבי pisze:
Hi,
What are the options of installing a z/OS system from scratch, where there is
no driving system available?
BTDT.
You have to order a Driver. AFAIR it's called Customized Driver
Offering. This is pre-installed very basic and compact system. It is in
ADRDSSU dump
On Fri, 27 Mar 2009 11:44:18 -0700, Smith, Sean M
sean.m.sm...@bankofamerica.com wrote:
I am modifying an assembler program and I have a need to have a single
digit unique identifier for a system within a SYSPLEX.
Don't forget that a parallel sysplex can have 32 systems. I think that will
make
Brian,
An interesting question. The data sets were placed in a NOMIG MGMTCLAS for a
reason, and that original reason may be lost. Regardless, the data sets were
migrated through user initiated command migration to get them to ML1. The data
sets have not been recalled, which begs the
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In article listserv%200903300738193647.0...@bama.ua.edu you write:
On Fri, 27 Mar 2009 11:44:18 -0700, Smith, Sean M
sean.m.sm...@bankofamerica.com wrote:
I am modifying an assembler program and I have a need to have a single
digit unique identifier for a system within a SYSPLEX.
Don't forget
I would do the following:
1. Recall the datasets
2. Alter their Mgmtclass to one which will migrate them to ML2 in a reasonable
period of time.
Alternatively one could Migrate / ml2 after altering the Mgmtclass.
Dave O'Brien
NIH Contractor
From: IBM
On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 08:57:06 -0400, Rich Greenberg wrote:
Your thinking of just digits. Keep in mind that a byte can contain any
of 256 values (x'00' - x'FF'). If you want to stick to printable, the
letters and numbers give you 36 different values.
62? (What code page are you using?)
-- gil
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1. Prepare IOCDS (text file)
2. Run ICKDSF standalone program (from tape) - init some devices.
3. Run ADRDSSU SA restore (from tape) - restore Driver
4. Run Driver, log on to TSO start
Don't forget that a parallel sysplex can have 32 systems.
I think that will make it difficult to have a single-digit identifier that
will work in all
possible configurations :-)
Are numerics, alphas, and nationals supported?
Alphas -- 26
Alphas numerics -- 36
Alphanumerics nationals -- 39.
Your thinking of just digits. Keep in mind that a byte can contain any
of 256 values (x'00' - x'FF'). If you want to stick to printable, the
letters and numbers give you 36 different values.
62? (What code page are you using?)
Where did 62 come from?
I see 256, x'00', x'FF', 36 in the post.
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62 = 10 (numeric + 26 (alphabetic upper case)+ 26 (alphabetic lower case).
I had to do some arithmetic on it myself, to figure it out.
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Agree. I think that this statement in the article
So IBM, Fujitsu, Sun Microsystems, and EMC, which all have their own
gear in the TD data centers, are having a good laugh at HP's expense
this morning.
Is very poor reporting. I truly doubt that anyone was laughing over
this type of situation.
62 = 10 (numeric + 26 (alphabetic upper case)+ 26 (alphabetic lower case).
I had to do some arithmetic on it myself, to figure it out.
Yes, but!
I saw no 62 in the original post, and I admit I was lower-case challenged, too.
PS: if nationals are supported, then it's 65.
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Hello,
Is it possible to load RMF records (SMF type 7x) that are in a VBS dataset to
a
RMF vsam file so I can use the RMF monitor to look for some info?
Lieven
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On Fri, 27 Mar 2009 09:46:28 -0400, Michael liberatore
vze2q...@verizon.net wrote:
Would like to know how I could use MSTC to submit or start a bat or rexx
process from another server. Such As RDP from server A to server B to start
a process? Could return codes be passed back to server A? Thanks
Thank you for the suggestion Ed. I'll look into IXCQUERY as another
option and learning experience.
Regarding the use of a single digit, the digit will be used as part of a
CONSOLE name so numbers and upper-case alpha and #, $ and @ are the only
valid characters. 10 numbers + 26 Upper-Case + 3
Michael,
You might want to take a look at our (free) Co:Z Toolkit.
Not only can you have a batch z/OS job run a job on Linux/Unix/Windows and
return return codes, but the job that runs on the remote platform can
securely reach back into the launching job and read or write z/OS datasets
through a
No. Just use the PostProcessor control statements to pick out what you need.
Lieven Borgs wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to load RMF records (SMF type 7x) that are in a VBS dataset to a
RMF vsam file so I can use the RMF monitor to look for some info?
Lieven
On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 08:57:06 -0400, Rich Greenberg ric...@panix.com wrote:
In article listserv%200903300738193647.0...@bama.ua.edu you write:
On Fri, 27 Mar 2009 11:44:18 -0700, Smith, Sean M
sean.m.sm...@bankofamerica.com wrote:
I am modifying an assembler program and I have a need to have a
I happen to like the kind of product posting that was done in this
particular case. The vendor responded to a specific question about a
specific functionality by telling the questioner that a particular product
does exactly that function.
This is exactly what I want from vendor product SUPPORT
Smith, Sean M wrote:
Thank you for the suggestion Ed. I'll look into IXCQUERY as another
option and learning experience.
Regarding the use of a single digit, the digit will be used as part of a
CONSOLE name so numbers and upper-case alpha and #, $ and @ are the only
valid characters.
The
On Sun, 29 Mar 2009 09:14:37 -0700, Edward Jaffe wrote:
Paul Gilmartin wrote:
How do I tell Allocation (JCL DD or SVC 99) that I want to
allocate 1,000,000 bytes of DASD space with SDB choosing the
blocksize?
Using the AVGREC= keyword, you can specify your size in K or M.
Now on to the TSO
AVBLOCK AVGREC
Can't find the doc, but I would guess that multiple subparameters as you
show would use either the first or last specified. Probably the last.
Dave Gibney
Information Technology Services
Washington State University
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BTW, isn't 65535 TRKS pretty restrictive for some modern DASD?
You have to go into extended function datasets, which is not the default.
Non-EF files are still restricted.
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Ted MacNEIL wrote:
BTW, isn't 65535 TRKS pretty restrictive for some modern DASD?
You have to go into extended function datasets, which is not the default.
ITYM Extended FORMAT data sets.
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Edward Jaffe wrote:
Ted MacNEIL wrote:
You have to go into extended function datasets, which is not the
default.
ITYM Extended FORMAT data sets.
BTW, I should have also mentioned that there is now DSNTYPE=LARGE...
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ITYM Extended FORMAT data sets.
Yes, but I've heard both terms.
It's like what did ISPF stand for:
System Programmer Facility
Structured Productivity Facility
Integrated SPF
Interactive SPF
But, you're right.
I was at a non-disclosure, aeons ago, where function was the F-word.
And, regardless,
BTW, I should have also mentioned that there is now DSNTYPE=LARGE...
Exactly my point.
If you don't specify stuff you get stuck with 65535.
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Ted MacNEIL wrote:
BTW, I should have also mentioned that there is now DSNTYPE=LARGE...
Exactly my point.
If you don't specify stuff you get stuck with 65535.
Yes, but DSNTYPE=LARGE are not Extended Format data sets. They are
ordinary data sets with support for 64K tracks.
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Maybe I'm missing something.
You could take that 1 byte from the IXCQUERY and unpack convert it to a 2
byte decimal number to generate a unique console name. ie. x'01' to
identify CONSOL01. This way you have the ability to uniquely identify 100
consoles. You could also expand this to
On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 14:40:56 -0400, Dan D mvs-j...@sympatico.ca wrote:
PS. Why aren't people sending to the list so that everyone gets to
contribute/critisize?
I've seen the original message and 13 replies before yours via the web site,
so it looks to me like people are sending it to the list.
Exactly my point.
If you don't specify stuff you get stuck with 65535.
Yes, but DSNTYPE=LARGE are not Extended Format data sets.
They are ordinary data sets with support for 64K tracks.
Yes, but I didn't say they were EF (I hope).
All I said was, 'if you don't specify stuff you get stuck
Hi, All,
Nothing in the archives about this since March 2007, so:
What level(s) of Java is/are supported with SMP/E 3.5? All the examples
I can find specify the 1.4.2 level, which went EOM last September.
TIA,
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Hi, All,
Nothing in the archives about this since March 2007, so:
What level(s) of Java is/are supported with SMP/E 3.5? All the examples
I can find specify the 1.4.2 level, which went EOM last September.
Don't know if it's the latest, but we're using this version with
If your SMP/E 3.5 is at UO00864, you should be able to use Java 5.0 (31 or 64
bit) or Java 6.0 (31 or 64) without any problems.
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The syntax of the DD-statement DSNTYPE = JCL parameter, viz.,
DSNTYPE= {LIBRARY}
{HFS}
{PDS}
{PIPE }
{EXTREQ }
{EXTPREF}
{LARGE}
{BASIC}
is such
What software are people using for mainframe chageback? Is there anything
besides JARS or MICS out there.
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On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 20:11:08 +, john gilmore wrote:
The syntax of the DD-statement DSNTYPE = JCL parameter, viz.,
DSNTYPE= {LIBRARY}
{HFS}
{PDS}
{PIPE }
{EXTREQ }
{EXTPREF}
All of us whose workload would still fit on a 4381 but had to upgrade to
get around maintenance and support issues. Plus anyone still using a
P390 or a FLEX-ES if I remember the literature correctly. And on the z9
I support we have only one LPAR also.
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Tell me about it.
The ax fell on Friday, for me it's the second time in less then 18 months.
Banking industry is in trouble all around.
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On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 16:55:18 -0500, Tom Eden tbe2...@comcast.net wrote:
What software are people using for mainframe chageback? Is there anything
besides JARS or MICS out there.
Yes. SAS Institute has SAS ITRM suite solution/approach. IBM has zTDS and
the successor to CIMS, now called Tivoli
On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 14:56:31 -0700, Schwarz, Barry A wrote:
All of us whose workload would still fit on a 4381 but had to upgrade to
get around maintenance and support issues. Plus anyone still using a
P390 or a FLEX-ES if I remember the literature correctly. And on the z9
I support we have
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Subject: Re: ENQ a member of a PDS
On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 14:56:31 -0700, Schwarz, Barry A wrote:
All of
The z9 BC we have has only 1 CPU and no ZIIP/ZAAP as near as I can tell.
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Subject: Re: ENQ a member of a PDS
On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 14:56:31 -0700, Schwarz, Barry A wrote:
All of us whose
Paul Gilmartin wrote:
On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 14:56:31 -0700, Schwarz, Barry A wrote:
All of us whose workload would still fit on a 4381 but had to upgrade to
get around maintenance and support issues. Plus anyone still using a
P390 or a FLEX-ES if I remember the literature correctly. And on the
---snip---
Tell me about it.
The ax fell on Friday, for me it's the second time in less then 18 months.
Banking industry is in trouble all around.
---unsnip-
Sorry
I see your point, but in this case the objects meet the dataset naming
conventions of nonmigratable datasets, and I do know how they did get
migrated, but I was wondering why they would have just sat in ML1 instead of
going to ML2 after a period of time. I can see that the nonmigrate mgmtclas
On Thu, 26 Mar 2009 19:13:40 -0500, Hal Merritt
hmerr...@jackhenry.com wrote:
I think I see what you mean. This will not work for a z/OS to z/OS VSAM
transmission, since VSAM is not supported under z/OS FTPD.
But it will allow you to:
1) Retrieve a flat file from anywhere and, as long as it's
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What are the options of installing a z/OS system from scratch, where there is
no driving system available?
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