Hi listers,
We have a Lpar (not in sysplex), every time when we shutdown/warmstart JES2
in IPL, we have a command $PLINE(*)/$SLINE(*), we will get:
*$HASP9203 LONG PCE DISPATCH 188
DURATION-000:00:17.76 PCE-COMM EXIT-NONE JOB ID-NONE
COMMAND-$PLINE(*)
$HASP003 RC=(25),P LINE(*) - NO
Hello everybody,
Recently we are reviewing our EndOfDay jobs looking for potential performance
improvements (reducing CPU/elapsed time).
We have several jobs sorting big datasets where output is SMS-compressible
(type: EXTENDED) datasets.
When we compare such sorting with sorting on
On Tue, 26 Jan 2010 09:33:24 -0600, Paul Gilmartin paulgboul...@aim.com
wrote:
On Tue, 26 Jan 2010 13:15:45 +0100, Hunkeler Peter (KIUP 4) wrote:
Create a named pipe and have the writer send its stdout to that pipe.
In CICS run a process to read form that named pipe. Prerequisite to
this design
On Tue, 26 Jan 2010 13:12:41 -0600, Alvaro Quintupray Burgos
aquin...@bancoestado.cl wrote:
If anyone can help me or give me some link to join a CICS forums.
http://cicswiki.org/cicswiki1/index.php?title=CICS_List
Cheers,
Jantje.
Hello Peter,
You're correct, I do not want to write to spool .. :-)
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W dniu 2010-01-27 11:55, Pawel Leszczynski pisze:
Hello everybody,
Recently we are reviewing our EndOfDay jobs looking for potential performance
improvements (reducing CPU/elapsed time).
We have several jobs sorting big datasets where output is SMS-compressible
(type: EXTENDED) datasets.
When we
We have done some tests and found that there is no issue to read
and write HFS files from a CICS transactions, using the C library
functions for reading and writing files.
I'm by far anything else than a CICS expert, but I seem to remember
that CICS transaction must not go into a wait, be it
It's not in the z/OS 1.11 books, either.
-jc-
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so i have been
I can understand from your explanation that we would get the
Radoslaw,
I can understand from your explanation that we would get the same number of
EXCPs, but not twice as many. If say we are backing up 1000 30K blocks, if
compression reduces the size of each block, to say 10K, then we will be
Wanted to thank you all for the assistance on my storage issue last week
and give you an update on the solution...
The issue was with VTOCLIST, CBT file 343, and the particular way I was
executing it in my new z/OS 1.10 environment. I have the routine wrapped
in a REXX script which calls it once
Pawel,
Hello everybody,
Recently we are reviewing our EndOfDay jobs looking for potential performance
improvements (reducing CPU/elapsed time).
We have several jobs sorting big datasets where output is SMS-compressible
(type: EXTENDED) datasets.
When we compare such sorting with sorting on
On Wed, 27 Jan 2010 12:28:56 +0100, R.S.
r.skoru...@bremultibank.com.pl wrote:
W dniu 2010-01-27 11:55, Pawel Leszczynski pisze:
Hello everybody,
Recently we are reviewing our EndOfDay jobs looking for potential
performance
improvements (reducing CPU/elapsed time).
We have several jobs
If you have no lines, why are you issuing the command(s) at all?
Check and see if there are any line(nn) statements in you init deck and
only start/stop that number of lines, or remove the commands entirely if
no line(nn) statements are present.
I just checked the manual and the range for line(*)
Hi Pawel,
The reason is the sort product can not use the EXCP access method with the
compressed data set and instead chooses BSAM as the access method.
The EXCP access method usually reads or writes on a cylinder (or more)
boundary while BSAM, as its name suggests, reads or writes block by block.
Thanks, Allan..that make sense to me...
I checked the jes2 init deck, there's no LINE(nnn) statement...
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 9:48 PM, Staller, Allan allan.stal...@kbm1.comwrote:
If you have no lines, why are you issuing the command(s) at all?
Check and see if there are any line(nn)
On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 17:13:13 +0200, Lindy Mayfield
lindy.mayfi...@ssf.sas.com wrote:
1.8 with a APAR and shipped by default in 1.9.
It is where you put system rexx programs that can run system commands.
I found this nice presentation on it:
Hi Yifat,
Thanks for answer - you are right! - I 've checked in joblog:
for compressed output:
0 SORTOUT : BSAM USED
but for non-compressed output:
SORTOUT : EXCP USED
generally all of it probably mean that using DFSORT for compressed datasets is
not good idea.
Regards,
Pawel
On
quote
The userid value specified for AXRUSER must have access to the resource
SYSREXX.site userid of class SURROGAT. Any defined surrogate user ID may
be selected by specifying AXRUSER (siteuserid ) in SYS1.PARMLIB(AXR00).
The only access requirement necessary for the surrogate user id is READ
generally all of it probably mean that using DFSORT for compressed
datasets is
not good idea.
I'm not sure I would agree with a general statement such as that.
First. There is a cpu overhead associated with compression and it effects
ALL applications, not just sort. The overhead
is generally
Pawel Leszczynski wrote:
generally all of it probably mean that using DFSORT for compressed datasets is
not good idea.
The EXCP access method is not supported for extended sequential data
sets--whether compressed or not, striped or not. I/O for these data sets
is performed by Media
Note the following commands and messages use a UK code page so the JES2
stuff comes out with £ and not $.
I'm testing something out and I issued the JES2 cancel command and got the
following messages -
£CJQ,JM=Z30D*
£HASP003 RC=(89),C JQ - JOB CANNOT BE CANCELLED
£HASP003 RC=(89),C JQ - JOB
I am having trouble printing a Postnet barcode using PSF on a 6500 printer.
The printer says it supports Postnet and PSF has a font (X0BPBN) in the
fontlib, but I'm having a difficult time getting everything to mesh. The 6500
printer has IPDS and we are using the printer as a replacement for
On Wed, 27 Jan 2010 09:01:47 -0600, John Chase jch...@ussco.com wrote:
What's missing from this is the RACF class in which SYSREXX.userid should
be defined. Its format and usage context suggests the SURROGAT class, but
it could as easily need to be defined in the FACILITY class. It seems odd
I have installed the latest version pf TXT2PDF but am having a problem
converting IBM-420 to UTF-8. I installed a UCM module from
http://source.icu-project.org/repos/icu/data/trunk/charset/data/ucm/glibc-
IBM420-2.1.2.ucm but I have no luck getting this to work with TXT2PDF.
Can anyone suggest
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quote
The userid value specified for AXRUSER must have access to the
resource
SYSREXX.site userid of class SURROGAT. Any defined surrogate user ID
may
be selected by specifying AXRUSER (siteuserid ) in
On Wed, 27 Jan 2010 13:10:27 +0100, Hunkeler Peter (KIUP 4) wrote:
I'm by far anything else than a CICS expert, but I seem to remember
that CICS transaction must not go into a wait, be it deliberately or
as the result of calling a non-CICS service. I think nowadays there
is a special queue to put
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On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 9:50 AM, Thompson, Steve
steve_thomp...@stercomm.com wrote:
In my
Pawel,
For a regular DSORG=PS dataset DFSORT and SYNCSORT use their own access
method to read and write the SORTIN and SORTOUT using very efficient long
chained Start Sub-Channels. The EXCP count reported for these datasets is
the Start SubChannel count.
For DSORG=PS-E the sort products will use
Has anyone used the IPCS ADPLSACC service to access 64bit storage in a
dump? Is it possible at all? If not, any suggestions on how to access 64bit
storage in a VERBX routine.
Thanks in advance.
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My apologies Gil,
I meant an external writer.
Kind Regards,
Jim Thomas
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On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 1:03 PM, Thompson, Steve
steve_thomp...@stercomm.com wrote:
I think they changed to FrameMaker for doing our manuals. Now when you
try to do cut/copy/paste operations, you pick up stuff that you didn't
expect. You can't select certain things without other items
Agreed - you can't copy/paste example code. I end up copy/paste a single
line at a time.
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 1:47 PM, P S zosw...@gmail.com wrote:
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 1:03 PM, Thompson, Steve
steve_thomp...@stercomm.com wrote:
I think they changed to FrameMaker for doing our manuals.
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My apologies Gil,
I meant an external writer.
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Damn you, Joseph Poon! PN!!!1
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 11:23 AM, Richards, Robert B.
robert.richa...@opm.gov wrote:
This is the same email that bit me with the Viagra ads.
Bob
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Steve,
The publication seems to have quite a number of color graphic images (screen
shots).
I suspect that this is the principle cause of the size differential.
John P. Baker
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Ron,
If a PS-E dataset has 6 stripes, are you recommending using NCP=96 (=16
* 6)? If so, what BUFNO should be used in that case?
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, a performance guru told me an
ideal combination for PS datasets was to use half-track blocking and
BUFNO=31 (1 cylinder's
Chances are it is not really Joseph Poon, so don't get mad at him.
I got an e-mail Monday purportedly from the guy who supports my HP-UX
boxes saying he was stranded in London after having been mugged.
Unfortunately for the person who sent me the e-mail I knew my support
guy was safe and sound
Peter,
Yes for your example I am recommending NCP=96, which means BUFNO=96. I
habitually put both NCP and BUFNO on BSAM files because I've never been sure
if BSAM calculates BUFNO using the NCP value from JCL.
Many years ago I tested this to death on uncached DASD and found that
BUFNO/NCP of 16
When did they come up with non-SMS storage groups?
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Thanks all for the
Beats me. My SMS guy is pretty sharp. I could ask, but I'm not sure I'd
understand the answer :-)
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LOL. I've used it as a pseudo Storage Group. Ask for STORCLAS=NONSMS and you
don't get a Storage Class.
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To:
This seems to be a quibble about definition.
In my view, a secular growth in the number of extents, disproportionate to
the actual content of data, counts as fragmentation.
Yes! But, it's a difference that makes no difference.
Fragmentation is no longer a performance issue.
Extent consolidation
We have elected to use a storage group that is not SMS managed so that the
management class release does not apply.
That is not necessarily a good choice!
Rather, you should use SMS as much as possible to reduce your time and cost
having non-storage types managing storage.
You'd be better
I offered to post a link to our web site for job openings that we have in
Dubuque, Iowa. Here is what a technical recruiter asked me to post:
My name is Todd Raleigh and I'm a Sr Technical recruiter with IBM. As you may
have heard and seen from our email campaigns, we are actively
In a message dated 1/27/2010 3:42:39 P.M. Central Standard Time,
barry.a.schw...@boeing.com writes:
When did they come up with non-SMS storage groups?
PUB,PRIV, STOR??? VATLSTnn...
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We are stuck. There is a PCI requirement to NAT all access, but that's not
possible when TLS/FTP is used.
'Active' FTP uses an unpredicatble port, and we don't want to open all those
ports. 'Passive' FTP alows the server to specify the port, but also insists
that the client use the real IP
My environment is test lpar at v1.9 and 2 production lpars at v1.7 with
all DASD volumes shared across lpars.
I am having a problem with the JES2 Checkpoint dataset reserving the
volume it is on the test lpar at v1.9.
GRS display:
ISG343I 15.55.25 GRS STATUS 932
DEVICE:6037 VOLUME:SPL3T0
On Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:20:35 +, Ted MacNEIL eamacn...@yahoo.ca wrote:
Also, there are many issues with non-SMS PDSE's.
Care to elaborate on what you think those issues are?
Mark
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Back to what I mentioned in previous conversations. You should be able to
use 'CCCNONOTIFY' to have it drop the communications channel into
clear-text. The data channel would remain encrypted.
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21273162
That's what we use behind a firewall that
On Wed, 27 Jan 2010 16:33:52 -0600, Hale, Bob bob.h...@roundys.com wrote:
My environment is test lpar at v1.9 and 2 production lpars at v1.7 with
all DASD volumes shared across lpars.
I am having a problem with the JES2 Checkpoint dataset reserving the
volume it is on the test lpar at v1.9.
GRS
2010/1/27 Eric Bielefeld eric-ibmm...@wi.rr.com:
I offered to post a link to our web site for job openings that we have in
Dubuque, Iowa. Here is what a technical recruiter asked me to post:
http://www-03.ibm.com/employment/us/iowajobs/
What's with the Jazz, Rhythm, and Blues? Cutesy team
The control channel is used for logon credentials and therefore must remain
encrypted. Even if that were not an issue, there would be the requirement that
the client support the RFC.
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No... It drops into clear after authentication. Your problem with the
firewall is because the data port is negotiated on the control channel
and the firewall cannot see that.
Yes, the host/client must support it, but there are other alternatives
if it is not supported. EPSV4 is one of
Rhythm, Blues, and Jazz are people with increasingly more experience from left
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2010/1/27 Eric Bielefeld eric-ibmm...@wi.rr.com:
I offered to post
One more thing. I just about guarantee to you that no single
configuration will solve every ftps use-case.
If you are receiving connections, you can configure it to be flexible
for clients, but clients will have to alter their own config based on
their problems and yours. Likewise, if you
Thanks Mark I didn't catch that MASDEF got dropped from the JES2PARM I
was using.
Bob
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When the paupers are not on the phone, they're reciting Gershwin for
the IBM bourgeoisie.
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Is anyone else having problems with the z/OS library center? None of the
bookshelves appear for me. I have tried Chromium, Firefox and IE.
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I have had the same problem for three days now.
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Oh hey, so is the pay rate still $20? Because while I love reading IBM
manuals, I really only wish my pay rate were dramatically slashed, when
enduring such trauma. Nothing spells GOTCHA like FUCK YOU.
Scott
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 2:22 PM, Eric Bielefeld eric-ibmm...@wi.rr.comwrote:
I
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Do you mean the bookmanager/PDF site here:
http://www.ibm.com/systems/z/os/zos/bkserv/
If so, I have had no trouble with it at all from IE6.
If you mean the Infocenter, I don't use that site at all.
Peter
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Still having problems. Under ISPF, I can't get IPCS to start. The dump
directory is allocated properly but I still get the same start-up error:
IKJURPS RC=20,ERROR=23
I re-iterate: IPCS docs and MSGS CODES are useless; no information is
available.
There doesn't seem to be anything about
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 5:29 PM, Hal Merritt hmerr...@jackhenry.com wrote:
We are stuck. There is a PCI requirement to NAT all access, but that's not
possible when TLS/FTP is used.
Right. You really can't use FTP and be PCI-compliant, is my understanding.
What's the actual problem you're
Wendell
If you can get into OMVS or log into telnet (port 23--not TN3270) ...
Your implied assertion that TN3270 doesn't/cannot/shouldn't use port 23 is
wrong!
I can see why your particular installation may use port 23 for the z/OS UNIX
TELNET server and another port for the TN3270E server.
Manage it, or run into problems.
There is NO need for partial release on close!
There is NO need for non-SMS managed data.
Anything is too expensive!
IMO.
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Too busy driving to stop for gas!
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In z/OS environment, is there anyone has the experience of connecting
Remote 3174 to Cisco router to support CICS printing?
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I am certainly no prude, and I swear like a sailor, but I refrain from doing so
on a public forum.
I have seen plenty of irate rants about any number of things, but they were
done, generally, with some amount of restraint.
I think Scott got caught up in some personal emotions, but that said,
Philip
Taking the subject and your single sentence together, I can judge that you
are almost certainly going to need to hire a consultant in order to achieve
this
apparently limited objective. I detect a lack of necessary skills.
Meantime your question raises other questions of which two are:
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