We have a relatively complex application ( lot of C++, C- and
ASM-routines, partially dynamically linked, partially static linked).
We deliver only a xplink-version to our customers ( as recommended by IBM).
1.When trying to use debugging with Websphere as surface on PC, only the
Hello,
Well times are tough so we are dropping sas .. is there a shareware function
that will do this??
PROC PDS DDNAME=RENLIB01;
CHANGE YYY:=XXX:;
thanks..
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Due to licensing cost cutting my client is considering removing CMF. Also he
is not ready to go for RMF software.
Would like to know is there any third party tool which generates Type 70-79
records as being generated by these tools.
We are running SYSPLEX. Without these tools is there any other
Well times are tough so we are dropping sas .. is there a shareware function
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CHANGE YYY:=XXX:;
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Can somebody tell me what is the relationship between
directory blocks and the number of members in a PDS ?
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On Thu, 30 Apr 2009 04:01:09 -0500, don isenstadt wrote:
Well times are tough so we are dropping sas .. is there a shareware function
that will do this??
PROC PDS DDNAME=RENLIB01;
CHANGE YYY:=XXX:;
CBT Tape File #182 (PDS command):
//S1 EXEC PGM=IKJEFT1B
//STEPLIB
Of course there is the freebie IPOUPDTE(now an alias of CPPUPDTE) that
lives in your Serverpac installation dialogs loadlibrary
//IPOUPDT EXEC PGM=IPOUPDTE,PARM=CHECK
//STEPLIB DD DSN=your.serverpackorder.SCPPLOAD,DISP=SHR
//@LIBRARY DD DSN=PDS.to.change,DISP=SHR
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSIN
Hal Merritt pisze:
I seem to recall a variable is the ambient temperature. That is, the z/10 blowers may consume more power in a warm room than an equivalent z/9.
Could this be a factor?
No, it couldn't My observation was done when two machines were in the
same room, very close one to
Patrick O'Keefe pisze:
[...]
of the problem reminded me that I've recently been in the same
situation but DID NOT have the problem. IBM sent a backup of some
datasets in ADRDSSU format. I defintely do not have even READ
access to the original dataset names in our security system (ACF2)
or
As far as I am aware, there is no other software apart from CMF that emulates
the RMF SMF record cutting and ERBSMFI interface.
The knowledge requried amd code complexity to write and support such a tool and
make it compatable would probably cause the license cost to be around the same
as
That will depend on a couple of things.
A rule of thumb I have used is
Loadlib 4 members per DIR Blk
Source 7 member per Dir Blk if ISPF Statistics are OFF
Source 4 member per Dir Blk if ISPF Statistics are ON
I do not have numbers for PDS/E datasets and Directory Blocks.
I have not looked at
IBM is now in possession of a dump. I'll let everyone know what the
final resolution is.
Bob
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G'day Jacky,
I do not believe so. There may be some performance monitors on the CBT site,
but you will get what your client is prepared to pay for.
Nine tenths of Zero.
Cheers,
Paul Gillis
Due to licensing cost cutting my client is considering removing CMF. Also
he is not ready to go for
I do not have numbers for PDS/E datasets and Directory Blocks.
To the external user there is no such thing as a directory block within a PDS-E
- the member information is just taken from the general space within the
dataset.
Rob Scott
Developer
Rocket Software
275 Grove Street * Newton, MA
great.. we already have that program but I've never used that function ..
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On Thu, 30 Apr 2009 11:09:35 +0200 CUNY Yann yc...@externe.generali.fr
wrote:
::Can somebody tell me what is the relationship between
:directory blocks and the number of members in a PDS ?
Each directory block has 256 bytes, of which 2 bytes are used for a count.
The minimum
Yes, that and TSO RENAME also works, but I think the OP is looking for
something with wildcard capabilities.
For example rather than code PROC1 PROC2 PROC3 and ignore TPROC1 APROC1 etc,
the OP has coded
PROC PDS DDNAME=RENLIB01;
CHANGE YYY:=XXX:;
Which is SAS-speak for Change all PROCs that
We are running z/OS V1.9
I need to be able to display all JES2 queues with the number of jobs in
each. I will be adding this to our OPS/MVS process when $HASP050 for JNUM
occurs.
Currently we have run successfully with JNUM set to 10,000; normally we use
5,000 per day. Our purge processes are
Don and responding contributors
Maybe I'm being grossly old-fashioned - and I am certainly grossly out-of-date
regarding MVS Utilities - but I believe when I wanted to create a batch job[1]
in order to rename the member of a partitioned data set, procedure members
in procedure libraries
All,
Thanks for the responses.
The two TEMS are both hub TEMS.
It turns out that the TEMS on the LPAR I was trying to connect to started
before TCPIP, which is why I couldn't connect to it.
I've bounced the TEMS on z/OS, and the TEPS on my PC.
Now, when I try to start the TEPS client, I get
Hi,
Thanks for responding.
We've been able to get the NPIV active. The advice given was invaluable.
Once the guest had the device reattached, NPIV WWPN was passed to the
switch.
Looking back through the redbook, these steps are are at the back end of the
process, or may be we lost in
Yes, the only problem with IEHPROGM is that you have to use the Vol
keyword, and know where the data set is.
You can't use the Catalog to find the file.
In Jol, the syntax of the Rename instruction is:
Rename old-dsname new-dsname [ALIAS]
[VOL volume UNIT unit] ;
Examples
1.
Vince wrote
I enter SYSADMIN ('cos that's all that exists at the moment) and the correct
password, (that I set when installing TEPS) and I get the following messages
in the TEMS RKLVLOG:-
KDSPA002 Logon validation did not complete. Password not valid. User
sysadmin
In the Omegamon
Erk - that is just crazy talk.
I can't imagine doing performance tuning and monitoring without the type
70's. Especially after having had a paddle around the Linux world - you
feel like one arm has been cut off.
On various occasions I have thought about using the RMF CIM data via
some (say)
Where is JOL available? Thank you.
Regards,
Herman Stocker
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Jacky,
There are no other products that can produce the Type 70-79 records required to
perform performance metrics. I would be willing to discuss your clients
concerns outside of this forum.
Michael Spencer
BMC Software
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Kurt, I don't think how you describe the certificates in this context
is quite correct.
Brian, thanks for clarifying. My apologies for not being clear and
obviously responding too quickly. My response was in the context of a
z/OS FTP client ('cuz that's where my experience is), not a z/OS
On Thu, 30 Apr 2009 07:08:06 -0500, Chris Mason wrote:
Is there some subtlety I missed here caused by my long neglect of the use of
MVS Utilities - or have so many alternatives cropped up in the good times
packaged with must-have products that folk have forgotten about the
original at no extra
Lizette Koehler wrote:
That will depend on a couple of things.
A rule of thumb I have used is
Loadlib 4 members per DIR Blk
Source 7 member per Dir Blk if ISPF Statistics are OFF
Source 4 member per Dir Blk if ISPF Statistics are ON
I do not have numbers for PDS/E datasets and Directory
On Thu, 30 Apr 2009 08:08:26 -0400, Lizette Koehler
stars...@mindspring.com wrote:
Is there a way in JES2 to issue a command to say
Input QUEUE A 100 Jobs
OUTPUT QUEUE A 20 Jobs, etc?
If not, I will look at the SDSF In batch and have OPS submit a batch job to
collect the info.
$DQ ?
Bruno
Here's another fun fact: You can print or copy a PDS' directory directly with
IEBGENER by overriding the library's DCB parameters.
For instance, the following JCL:
//IEBGENER JOB (ACCT),'REPEAT MISTAKES '
//COPY1 EXEC PGM=IEBGENER,REGION=3072K,TIME=60
//SYSPRINT DD
I am surprised that IBM has not pulled the plug on IEHPROGM. I can not
think of one good reason to use it.
PDS - The Swiss Army Knife of Utilities
Regards,
John K
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On Thu, 30 Apr 2009
In a message dated 4/30/2009 1:58:51 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
fhoff...@tad.org writes:
from the community. I didn't mean to make it sound like I'm not willing
to look up information. We've all had some chhorts that were like that.
I'm not! I just don't have all of the tools at my
File-Aid will do the same thing in Option 3.6.M
P Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail
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On Thu, 30 Apr 2009 03:47:33 -0500, Don Isenstadt wrote:
Well times are tough so we are dropping sas .. is there a shareware function
that will do this??
PROC PDS DDNAME=RENLIB01;
CHANGE YYY:=XXX:;
Since most of the data sets I'm concerned with are NFS exported (often
at my request), I use a
snip
I am surprised that IBM has not pulled the plug on IEHPROGM. I can not
think of one good reason to use it.
unsnip
Having to salvage packs and DSNs, I've resorted to good-old IEHPROGM
several times to UNCAT and/or SCRATCH troublesome DSNs (especially with
the BYPASSNQ pgm). I would image
3 for loadlibs (minimum)
6 for text members with ISPF stats
21 for text members without ISPF stats (max.)
I swear I read the numbers in some IBM documentation, but it was looong
time ago (OS/390 2.6 times).
Of course this is only for PDS. PDSE is another story (and expandable
directory).
I've come in mid thread, so if I'm out of line
I've found the error that's mentioned to be the DSN current catalogue if
different than the VVDS indicates. Either zap the VVR or use IEHPROGM to
scratch the DSCB1 that left after the message. I'm not sure but you'll
have a trash entry VVR that
R.S. wrote:
3 for loadlibs (minimum)
6 for text members with ISPF stats
21 for text members without ISPF stats (max.)
I swear I read the numbers in some IBM documentation, but it was looong
time ago (OS/390 2.6 times).
No need to swear. You are correct of course! ;-D
Source:
Interactive
Thanks again for all the help.
I tried putting CMS_VALIDATE=NO into the KDSENV member of my RKANPARU
library on z/OS, bounced the TEMS, and re-tried the logon.
No Joy.
So I installed the whole TEPS onto a collegues PC, in case I had done
something wrong, and noted that NOWHERE did it prompt
Does anyone have any experience or considerations with having a higher
CF Level at your primary site than at the disaster recovery site? Are
there any issues I should be aware of?
Due to implementing STP here, we are fairly current and may be at a
higher level than our DR provider has
Was the Teps database built corectly ?
If You ar using DB2 as the TEPS database, look at the tables
One of the Tables is the Userid and Password table. In This table is the
default password.
make sure the Database for TEPS is correct.
Depending on the level we had to increase the size of the structures for
CICS log and shunt before the regions would come back up.
Regards
Otto Schumacher
Technical Support, CICS
EDS, an HP Company
Ahold Account
2000 Wade Hampton Blvd.
LC1-302
Greenville, South Carolina, 29615
Tel: 864
John P Kalinich wrote:
I am surprised that IBM has not pulled the plug on IEHPROGM. I can not
think of one good reason to use it.
PDS - The Swiss Army Knife of Utilities
snip
S! Developers might be listening!
More seriously, why would we wish to withdraw IEHPROGM? Think of how
many
Thanks for that heads-up, Otto.
Bob
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Depending on the level we
Seeing that it has been 10 years since I last specified SIMETRID, am I
correct in remembering that it is the only statement necessary in the
CLOCKDR member?
I have specified: SIMETRID 00
I would like to trust my memory, but what was I asking?LOL
Bob
I do not have numbers for PDS/E datasets and Directory Blocks.
PDS/E is not as important, since you don't run out.
With PDS's, I usually allocate in multiples of 44, since that's how many
directory blocks fit on a track.
And, I usually allocate a cylinder's worth.
-
Too busy driving to stop
At my first job as a system programmer the data center floor was
directly above the area with the system programmers and hardware
planners. We were in an older building that hadn't originally been
designed to hold computer equipment. You'd better believe that every
time something was added to
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members in a PDS ?
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With
Gives new meaning to the term laptop.
.groans
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-snip-
Due to licensing cost cutting my client is considering removing CMF.
Also he is not ready to go for RMF software.
Would like to know is there any third party tool which generates Type
70-79 records as being generated by these
I am failing to understand something about the code generation that the
Enterprise COBOL compiler (V3.4.1) performs. For a WORKING-STORAGE
variable defined like this:
77 WORK-WORD9 PIC S9(09) BINARY.
with TRUNC(BIN) and OPTIMIZE(STD) in effect, this IF statement:
IF (WORK-WORD9 -1)
-snip--
Of course there is the freebie IPOUPDTE(now an alias of CPPUPDTE) that
lives in your Serverpac installation dialogs loadlibrary
//IPOUPDT EXEC PGM=IPOUPDTE,PARM=CHECK
//STEPLIB DD DSN=your.serverpackorder.SCPPLOAD,DISP=SHR
From: stars...@mindspring.com
I think the OP is looking for something with wildcard capabilities.
For example rather than code PROC1 PROC2 PROC3 and ignore TPROC1 APROC1
etc, the OP has coded
PROC PDS DDNAME=RENLIB01;
CHANGE YYY:=XXX:;
Which is SAS-speak for Change all PROCs that being
Good Day,
I am trying to find the cause for the error message :
ARC0570I AUTOMATIC BACKUP FOR ALL SMS MANAGED
ARC0570I (CONT.) VOLUME(S) TERMINATED, RC=17
ARC0570I (CONT.) REASON=0
I checked error message which seems self explanatory - There are no storage
groups defined
_developerWorks: Cloud development_
(http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/downloads/cloud.html?S_TACT=105AGX54S_CMP=C0430ca=dnw-1017ca=dth-cloudopenc
m_mmc=5250-_-n-_-vrm_newsletter-_-10731_112793cmibm_em=dm:0:10684870)
I don't know if this appeals to anyone on this list yet. Could be
In a message dated 4/30/2009 12:01:06 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
efinnel...@aol.com writes:
I don't know if this appeals to anyone on this list yet. Could be
interesting down the road.
Well it works between the parens. The tinyurl is as follows:
http://tinyurl.com/d85plv
Has anyone Checked Ruby On Rails
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/web/library/wa-rubyonrails/
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I've been accustomed to running my SMP/E tests under SMP/E 3.4 with
REGION=16385K. Today I tried to APPLY the same product with SMP/E
35.05. I get:
GIM41802IINLINE JCLIN PROCESSING WAS SUCCESSFUL FOR SYSMOD xxx.
GIM20201S ** @MPGTA+X'000154' - SMP/E COULD NOT OBTAIN ENOUGH STORAGE FOR
snip
several management classes via ISMF and it shows that in col 18 under AUTO
BACKUP they have a NO
unsnip
That would do it for the SMS backups, if 'several' means all of your SMS
groups. Should have backed up your non SMS volumes specified in ARCCMDxx
though.
Jack Kelly
202-502-2390
In a message dated 4/30/2009 12:09:57 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
reza_fat...@bmc.com writes:
_http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/web/library/wa-rubyonrails/_
(http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/web/library/wa-rubyonrails/)
Alas, poor Youric
I took another look and yes, you are right. ALL of the MANAGEMENT CLASSES have
NO.
Thanks.
--- On Fri, 1/5/09, John Kelly john_j_ke...@ao.uscourts.gov wrote:
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Subject: Re: DFHSM QUESTION - ARC0570I
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On Thu, 30 Apr 2009 12:28:30 +0200, R.S.
r.skoru...@bremultibank.com.pl wrote:
There is no wise reason to restrict access to ADRDSSU at all (in PROGRAM
class). Really. There is a need to protect ADRDSSU *functions* or
features. It can be usage of ADMIN keyword (a series of profiles
On Thu, 30 Apr 2009 12:09:36 -0500, Paul Gilmartin paulgboul...@aim.com wrote:
I've been accustomed to running my SMP/E tests under SMP/E 3.4 with
REGION=16385K. Today I tried to APPLY the same product with SMP/E
35.05. I get:
GIM41802IINLINE JCLIN PROCESSING WAS SUCCESSFUL FOR SYSMOD
snip
the question is, should I as an applications developer have access to
STGADMIN.ADR.COPY.FLASHCPY?
unsnip
If your account lets DSS default to FASTREPLICATION(PREFERRED) (from
OA11637) then the answer would be a qualified YES. I don't have users that
use DSS, so it's not a problem here.
You might want to check your Storage Groups to see if they are AutoBackup
enabled.
Dave O'Brien
NIH Contractor
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Kelly [john_j_ke...@ao.uscourts.gov]
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I didn't trust my memory either, so I looked. Both LPARs in our basic sysplex
have
TIMEZONE W.04.00.00
SIMETRID 01
Bob
Richards, Robert B. wrote:
Seeing that it has been 10 years since I last specified SIMETRID, am I
correct in remembering that it is the only statement necessary in the
Farley, Peter x23353 wrote:
I am failing to understand something about the code generation that the
Enterprise COBOL compiler (V3.4.1) performs. For a WORKING-STORAGE
variable defined like this:
77 WORK-WORD9 PIC S9(09) BINARY.
with TRUNC(BIN) and OPTIMIZE(STD) in effect, this IF
IEHPROGM --- ick :) Actually, the requirement to specify volume makes
IEHPROGM less than ideal in the SMS world.
Dave Gibney
Information Technology Services
Washington State University
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Peter,
I can't speak with authority,
Our RRS structures wouldn't connect because the INITSIZE was not large
enough.
Our production CF is level 14 and DR is level 15.
Luke
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We are z/os V1R9. I have a customer who is transferring a ASCII text
file with horizontal tabs x'09' characters. When the file is FTP to the
mainframe using IBM ftp the x''09' is translated to x'05'. If the
customer uses CA FTP stack the ascii x'09' is converted to 5 spaces. Is
there a way to have
On Thu, 30 Apr 2009 15:16:08 -0500, Mark Steely mark.ste...@wnco.com wrote:
We are z/os V1R9. I have a customer who is transferring a ASCII text
file with horizontal tabs x'09' characters. When the file is FTP to the
mainframe using IBM ftp the x''09' is translated to x'05'. If the
customer uses
I'm trying to get the same output as ls '*' from z/OS FTPD.
I think this can be done by reading the master catalog. Until now I found no
way to open it from C.
I found out that the master catalog path is in SYS1.NUCLEUS(SYSCATLG). It
says: S6SYS1113CCATALOG.Z16S.MASTER
So, my master catalog is
On Thu, 30 Apr 2009 15:41:22 -0500, John McKown wrote:
On Thu, 30 Apr 2009 15:16:08 -0500, Mark Steely wrote:
We are z/os V1R9. I have a customer who is transferring a ASCII text
file with horizontal tabs x'09' characters. When the file is FTP to the
mainframe using IBM ftp the x''09' is
What is the expand command ?
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On Thu, 30 Apr 2009 15:41:22 -0500, John McKown wrote:
We offer a free shell command in the Co:Z Toolkit called catsearch
which is wrapper around IGGCSI00 (and OBTAIN for reading the
associated Fmt1 DSCB). It is written mostly in C++, but has a little
assembler in it. It would be pretty easy to call this command from
C/C++.
see:
Have a look at the interface to IEANTC (name token services) in samplib
This shows how to call the name token service from c and c++
Calling IGGCSI00 is the same sort of thing... pulling apart the returned
data structure will be a bit more involved.
Eric
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you
Replied off list with some example C code that I wrote long ago.
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Its a *nix command, available in z/OS USS. See man expand
Kirk Wolf
Dovetailed Technologies
http://dovetail.com
PS It is easy to mix Unix with z/OS batch using the free Co:Z Toolkit.
You could have one step FTP the data to a temporary dataset and then
follow with a step like this:
// EXEC
Not what you asked, but you can make the CA stack do the same as IBM by using
the TAB command. (Apologies if you already know this)
SITE TABS(0)
TABS (integer) Specifies the tab stop interval to be used in receiving the next
file.
Default: Eight.
Limit: 25.
TABS(0) translates tab characters
I have been working on getting CA-JOBTRAC V11 SP3 to be implemented into our
production environment. Has anyone else been able to use CA-JOBTRAC V11 SP3 in
their production environment?
Steve Carlson
z/OS Systems Services
National Semiconductor
Corporation
2900 Semiconductor Drive
Santa Clara,
On Thu, 30 Apr 2009 16:15:41 -0500, Kirk Wolf wrote:
Its a *nix command, available in z/OS USS. See man expand
Kirk Wolf
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PS It is easy to mix Unix with z/OS batch using the free Co:Z Toolkit.
You could have one step FTP the data to a temporary
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05/03/2009.
I will be out of the office on Friday, May 1st. I will return on Monday,
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I don't know if this appeals to anyone on this list yet. Could be
interesting down the road.
Well it works between the parens. The tinyurl is as follows:
Thanks Kirk,
It was just what I was looking for.
Best regards,
Cristi Terpea
We offer a free shell command in the Co:Z Toolkit called catsearch
which is wrapper around IGGCSI00 (and OBTAIN for reading the
associated Fmt1 DSCB). It is written mostly in C++, but has a little
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