More than once, it has been the console of last resort. The last was
several years ago, I don't recall using it for the z9.
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Quotation from some IBM TechDoc:
zHPF is supported on FICON Express2 (FEx2) and FICON Express4 (FEx4)
channels. It is not supported on FICON Express channels.
I/Os executed on path groups with a mix of FICON Express and FICON
Express2 or FICON Express4 channels in the same path group will not
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I'm being asked one more time by TPTB to determine how the HMC System
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1) How many of you have used to it in an emergency as the console of last
resort?
It happened in the past, but I strongly prefer to use regular
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Till now, we always made an IPL at summer/winter time change.
Maybe something better ? (We are in zOS 1.11)
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Here's some info sent to our Operators (in UK) a few years back, think
it's still relevant to z/OS,:
Cheers
John
“MVS bases its decisions and activities on the assumption that time
is progressing forward at a constant rate. The instrument used to mark
time in an MVS system is the time
Hi,
We have an old machine we are getting rid off ( keeping it as a base system
for disaster).
this machine is sharing with our newer machine some DASD backup.
I'm trying to clean all the Dataset which is only cataloged in this machine
and not in the other Lpars in the new machine.
I was looking
In spring, we use the SET TIMEZONE=E.01.00 command on most of the
systems we support, unless they haven't been IPL'ed for a while. However
in the autumn we still shutdown, wait an hour, and IPL.
If you run 24x7 CICS, make sure it's setup to cope with the time change
( I forget the SIT parameter ).
Hi Matan,
Have a look at the Vtoc tso command from CBTTAPE file 112. It checks against
each dataset listed in the vtoc against the catalog of the system the
command runs on. Be sure not to delete files that are catalogued onmore then
one system ;-)
Dash!
ITschak
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 10:58
Hi Itschak ,
Its good hearing from you .
I'll check it out thanks for the tip :)
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 11:26 AM, Itschak Mugzach imugz...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi Matan,
Have a look at the Vtoc tso command from CBTTAPE file 112. It checks
against
each dataset listed in the vtoc against the
Just out of curiosity, as an amateur I'd like to know - 1. By carts, you
imply those tap
cartidges, right?
2. I thought that a robotic arm actually mounts the tape cartridge. In the
olden days
how did this happen?
3. What is ATL?
3592 are typically physical square tapes. And can come in
Wait, there's more!
I have found a victim within IBM who was nice enough to help me with some
functionality testing. This required some queuing around of a test SR. I had
opened the SR with the following text:
This is a test of SR. Please do the following:
1. Entitle
Hi
Thank you very much
On 3/29/2011 10:54 AM, John Cousins wrote:
Hi Miklos
Here's some info sent to our Operators (in UK) a few years back, think
it's still relevant to z/OS,:
Cheers
John
“MVS bases its decisions and activities on the assumption that time
is progressing forward at a
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In spring, we use the SET TIMEZONE=E.01.00 command on most of the
systems we support, unless they haven't been IPL'ed for a while.
However
in the autumn we still shutdown, wait an hour, and IPL.
If
options 1) and 3) apply at our site. We've never used SYSCONS to accomplish
option 2).
Walter Marguccio
z/OS Systems Programmer
BELENUS LOB Informatic GmbH
Munich - Germany
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Since switching to our new z10, we have only OSA attached consoles. We
got rid of all the 3174s and green-screen consoles, which were very long
in the tooth anyway. Operations really only uses the HMC to initiate an
IPL, as the PCs in the operations area remain attached to specific OSA
Keep in mind that the HMCs on your SE LAN are may be ;-) an integral part
of the BCPii connectivity between CECs. For a remote request, BCPii will
tunnel through to the SE on the local CEC and if the BCPii request is not for
this CEC then move to the HMC looking for a route to the SE for
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I'm being asked one more time by TPTB to determine
It isn't the operating system that has the problem. It is the poorly written
application programs which do not use the GMT time for their time stamps in
whatever data records they are recording. Instead, way back when, they
decided to use LOCAL time and then do computations on that LOCAL
Define an MLT - Manual Tape Library - in your IODF. That is an SMS tape library
which uses manual drives. Give it the same storage group as your old ATL.
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We use the z/OS operator command: SET TIMEZONE. We are in US Central Time. At
02:00 on the appropriate day, we just issue the command:
T TIMEZONE=W.06
or
T TIMEZONE=W.05
We're on z/OS 1.10.
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9151
I am not at 100% sure about RMM, and with both CA 1 and TLMS I know there
are librarian commands to change the shelf/location of the cartridges. I am
sure that there are similar commands for rmm.
As for the ATL, I see two choices? First would be to define your drives as
MTL (Manual Tape Library)
2 and 3. Especially during sand-box type operations of building a new
system.
Until JES is initialized and the log captured, it is extremely difficult
to debug PARMLIB errors, etc
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Correct Jim,
That is why we leave the system and most of the subsystems running and
only keep down those subsystems (e.g. IMS) where we suspect the
applications with the problems you mention.
Kees.
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John:
That makes the most sense, given a TOD clock set to GMT.
Do you have to do anything else special? I saw a reference to a SIT
parameter for CICS. I have to look for the value, but I suspect it
changes the way that CICS changes the date.
Mike Myers
Pitt County Memorial Hospital
On
Till now, we always made an IPL at summer/winter time change.
Maybe something better ? (We are in zOS 1.11)
Not directly answering your question, but do what Russia just
decided: Get rid of that stupid time change twice a year and
stick with summer time setting. I wish the EU would decide
For any CICS regions which are up, we enter a command:
F cics,CEMT PER RESET
To tell the region to resync its internal clock to the z/OS clock. We don't do
anything else. Batch jobs just get weird times. Especially during the fall
back clock change. We have jobs end before they began. I hate
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It isn't the operating system that has the problem. It is the poorly
written application programs
which do not use the GMT time for their time stamps in whatever data
records they are recording.
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We use the z/OS operator command: SET TIMEZONE. We are in US Central
Time. At 02:00 on the appropriate
day, we just issue the command:
T TIMEZONE=W.06
or
T TIMEZONE=W.05
We're on z/OS 1.10.
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4)
Till now, we always made an IPL at summer/winter time change.
Maybe something better ? (We are in zOS 1.11)
Not directly answering your question, but do what Russia just
decided: Get rid
Why ask me? grin. Somebody in IBM could take the Linux timezone data and make
it work on z/OS. Why don't they? Well, given some of Lynn Wheelers' posts, I'd
say hubris and not invented here syndrome. Similar to the egos of Balmer,
Gates, and Jobs. Competent men, but arrogant.
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In one of our environments, for a long time (years), the HMC system
console was our only console for most of the systems. We eventually
implemented IIC because the HMC console was a pain to use and at the
time not available to the sysprog folks. The specific environment
consists of multi-image
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Subject: Re: Summer Time, state of art
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In a6b9336cdb62bb46b9f8708e686a7ea005d9901...@nrhmms8p02.uicnrh.dom,
on 03/28/2011
at 10:35 AM, McKown, John john.mck...@healthmarkets.com said:
zIIPs require special SRB enclave coding, as I understand it. zAAPs
run java byte code.
No; they run the same instructions as any other engine,
Until JES is initialized and the log captured, it is extremely difficult
to debug PARMLIB errors, etc
amen to that...
Stan Weyman
Senior Software Engineer
stan.wey...@emc.com
EMC² (508)249-3966
where information lives
It is wise to keep in mind that neither
success nor failure is ever
If you use the server time protocol (STP) changing timezone can be done
automatically op z/OS:
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/advantages/pso/stp.html
All we have in our CLOCK member:
STPMODE YES
STPZONE YES
We got last weekend:
IEA392I STP TIME OFFSET CHANGES HAVE OCCURRED.
After which we
On Tue, 29 Mar 2011 08:07:23 -0500, Chase, John jch...@ussco.com
wrote:
Windoze, Linux, et al (even z/VM) do that automatically. Why is it
(still) necessary to do it manually on z/OS?
-jc-
I would suspect that if done automatically it could pose a problem to
applications that do have a
1. yes
2. We are using OSA-ICC support for we have tried to recover OSA consoles when
we have problems.
3. No locally-attached console, all OSA-ICC.
Brad Wissink
Information Technology Services
Iowa State University
515-294-3088
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If you have z machines which are capable of STP then there is an option to
automatically change the time at the appointed hour since it is using NTP as
well.
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Good day. We've built a one-pack recovery system for DR which includes
OAM as
we're restoring from encrypted tapes. Setting up the SMS aspects, too,
which
leads us to a couple of questions.
Do we need VOLCAT.VGENERAL as well as VOLCAT.V2 which covers our 3592
tapes? We also want to refresh
Answers embedded below.
Matt
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I'm being asked one more
zIIPs require special SRB enclave coding, as I understand it.
zAAPs run java byte code.
Both run (only) native z/Architecture machine instructions.
All restrictions and requirements are imposed by z/OS only and
not by hardware. z/OS defines rules under which work units
(TCBs and SRBs) may or
Perhaps it is like my boss indicated. He likes the time
change. Because it gives him sunshine hours after work.
So he goes out and does things. Which stimulates the economy.
So summer hours basically help the economy by urging people
to spend more money.
I'm still waiting for someone to
The idea is that having more light earlier in the morning, the children waiting
for school buses don't have to wait in the dark, where they are more at risk of
either being snatched by some bad guy or hit by a car that doesn't see them in
the dark.
Rex
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4ff9936e7708d445a1c50e882ea37f79089307e...@025-namsg-03.025d.mgd.msft.net,
on 03/29/2011
at 07:01 AM, Petersen, Jim jim_peter...@homedepot.com said:
It isn't the operating system that has the problem. It is the
poorly written application programs which do not use the GMT time for
their
In ih71p691hnkepau26rkb5q5dciqoogt...@4ax.com, on 03/28/2011
at 04:42 PM, Binyamin Dissen bdis...@dissensoftware.com said:
The security issue is allowing application programmers to write SRB
code (which implies the ability to update APF datasets).
I was under the impression that the
In fn6vo6t3r6jjdhc3kh0cl6e9421cd93...@4ax.com, on 03/27/2011
at 10:37 PM, Binyamin Dissen bdis...@dissensoftware.com said:
As an SRB runs in supervisor state it can do what it wishes. It can
alter the new PSW's and do I/O .
Code under an SRB doesn't need to cheat in order to do I/O; it can
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 7:01 AM, McKown, John
john.mck...@healthmarkets.com wrote:
I do hope the PHBs aren't considering removing the support. I wish z/OS would
support the HMC's integrated 3270 interface. z/VM does. Are you saying that
the z/VM people are smarter than the z/OS people?
Thank you for your e-mail. A representative of the zVM team will review your
request and respond to you as soon as possible.
Thanks again,
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Mike, we are currently moving consoles to osa. I checked our HMC guide and did
not see anything on console recovery. Could you provide some details or where I
could find some information.
Thanks Matt
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1 Yes
2 Yes but if I have a running system I'll do it from there or through
SDSF
3 OSA-ICC only
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That was the reasoning. And the actual stats showed they were safer
in the dark being illuminated by headlights instead of standing in the
dawn hours with drivers blinded by the sun coming over the horizon.
In 2011 in the Colorado legislature someone submitted a bill to stay
with standard hour
It being Tuesday it's my normal habit to review the latest IBM
Announcement Letters but not having any joy bringing them up. I usually
use this link:
http://www-306.ibm.com/common/ssi/apilite?infotype=aninfosubt=calastdays=7ctvwcode=ushitlimit=200appname=USN
but that's timing out. Even
Works for me at 10:25 AM US Central time
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It being Tuesday it's my normal habit to review the latest IBM
Announcement Letters but not having any joy bringing them up. I usually
use this link:
http://www-306.ibm.com/common/ssi/apilite?infotype=aninfosubt=calastda
Sure, after trying multiple ways to access the letters over the last half
hour as soon as I send out a note to IBM-Main . . . it suddenly works.
Behold the power of Listserv!
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On Tue, 29 Mar 2011 08:07:23 -0500, Chase, John wrote:
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T TIMEZONE=W.06
or
T TIMEZONE=W.05
Windoze, Linux, et al (even z/VM) do that automatically. Why is it
(still) necessary to do it manually on
I have a fairly simple application requirement to be able to use BOTH an E15
and an E35 exit in an OPTION COPY execution of SORT, but this is specifically
disallowed (generates RC=16 message ICE161A from DFSORT and WER102A from
SYNCSORT).
If I use a MERGE FIELDS=(p,l,f,A) on a known ascending
Spooky timing!!
I was just researching the PCCA as we got burned in z/OS 1.12 as the PCCA
pointer in the PSA is now 31 bit address and one of our home grown utilities
failed.
The 1.12 data areas books still say that the following fields are part of the
programming interface:
PCCACAFM
On Tue, 29 Mar 2011 14:58:44 +0200, Hunkeler Peter (KIUP 4) wrote:
Not directly answering your question, but do what Russia just
decided: Get rid of that stupid time change twice a year and
stick with summer time setting. I wish the EU would decide
likewise.
I'd not envision that working in the
Hunting through the doc but can't find an answer.
When reading a JES2 spool dataset using SAPI is there a maximum record
length that can be returned?
I have someone that created a 1400+ byte record length on spool and when
our report distribution package reads it it gets truncated at 256 bytes.
Peter Farley on IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu wrote
on 03/29/2011 08:51:20 AM:
I have a fairly simple application requirement to be able to use
BOTH an E15 and an E35 exit in an OPTION COPY execution of SORT, but
this is specifically disallowed (generates RC=16 message
Dear group,
I'm reading some SMF30 records and want to accumulate several 4 byte binary
values (like CPU SU, IO SU, ...) for jobs which achieve the same criteria. But
the summation grows over the 4 byte capacity (I use AR in Amode31). Is there a
way to use 2 register for the summation. Or
Or maybe the power of Murphy's Law.
I have found a way to foil Murphy's Law most of the time. Whenever I go
anywhere, such as a doctor's office, automobile repair shop, etc., at which I
might possibly have to wait, I always take something with me to read while
waiting. I almost never have to
Paul Gilmartin writes:
begin snippet
I'd not envision that working in the long term. People would gradually adjust
their schedules to the old solar time and new clock times. Within historic
times (Matthew 20:1–16) the sun was considered to rise at 00:00; people took
their siesta at 06:00
I wouldn't be to worried about using a CVD and AP for your total fields.
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 1:07 PM, Monika Amiss monika.am...@arcor.de wrote:
Dear group,
I'm reading some SMF30 records and want to accumulate several 4 byte
binary values (like CPU SU, IO SU, ...) for jobs which achieve
You can use DFSORT SUM FIELDS to consolidate records. When adding two
records together would overlow any output field, it will not
consolidate those records and you end up with multiple records for the
same key. You might be able to extend the fields with x'00' fillers
in front, depending on how
Monika,
Personally I would use XGR Rx,Rx and then a sequence of AGF Rx,field
instructions
At the end, just use CVDG and ED to make it pretty
Rob Scott
Lead Developer
Rocket Software
275 Grove Street * Newton, MA 02466-2272 * USA
Tel: +1.617.614.2305
Email: rsc...@rs.com
Web:
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Dear group,
I'm reading some SMF30 records and want to accumulate
several 4
FRANCIS SOUSA fds1...@gmail.com wrote in message
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HI Everyone,
we had an ATL 3594, which was dismantled and the drives alongwith the
control unit were used as a standalone device for carts to be used outside
the ATL, so that the
Kevin,
1 and 2 for me, not 3.
Regards,
Tom Conley
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I'm being asked one more time by TPTB to determine how the HMC System
Console is actually being used by z/OS customers:
1) How many
snip
I fear to consume to much resources if I convert the data to decimal
each time.
/snip
snip
I wouldn't be too worried about using a CVD and AP for your total
fields.
/snip
I would!. I once worked on a COBOL program with only display fields in
the code. This program would peg a 158.
When I
Mike Schwab on IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu wrote
on 03/29/2011 10:25:11 AM:
You can use DFSORT SUM FIELDS to consolidate records. When adding two
records together would overlow any output field, it will not
consolidate those records and you end up with multiple records
Monika,
There is an important distinction between AMODE(64) and doubleword binary
arithmetic in AMODE(31) routines. You may use AGR in an AMODE(31) routine if
you make other changes mutatis mutandis.
You will, for example, need a doubleword of storage for accumulating running
totals from
I wasn't suggesting to keep converting the data back and forth. She was
looking to accumulate/total some counters. Convert the number to decimal
and add it to a packed counter. No conversion back to binary required.
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Staller, Allan allan.stal...@kbmg.comwrote:
Is it possible to restore a data set from a DFSMShsm migrated copy without
having an active DFHSM subsystem. I know that hsm uses dss as the data mover,
but apparently the migrated data set isn't in standard dss DUMP format because
a
dss RESTORE gets an INVALID INPUT message. Is there a way to
1 - Yes.
2 - Yes.
3 - We don't have any consoles defined in the IOCDS/IODF for NIP processing.
All NIP stuff is done via the HMC System Console.
For one, we'd like to see the HMC console operate more like the regular
consoles. For example, not all WTOR's appear.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2011 1:01 PM
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Subject: Re: Why does SORT forbid E15+E35 in COBOL for OPTION COPY?
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In the SORT case, the COBOL E15
Hello,
We also tried use IDCAMS here from see tape contents and don't work.
Can you please say what can I get a sample JOB ?
Thanks,
Sergio
Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2011 12:14:28 -0700
From: barry.a.schw...@boeing.com
Subject: Re: Check TAPE Contents
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
When
On Tue, 29 Mar 2011 22:04:18 +0300, Sergio Lima
sergio...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hello,
We also tried use IDCAMS here from see tape contents and don't work.
Can you please say what can I get a sample JOB ?
Thanks,
Sergio
Not sure if this works or not, the date on the member is prior Y2K...
Is it possible to restore a data set from a DFSMShsm migrated copy without
having an
active DFHSM subsystem. I know that hsm uses dss as the data mover, but
apparently
the migrated data set isn't in standard dss DUMP format because a dss
RESTORE gets
an INVALID INPUT message. Is there a way to
Peter Farley on IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu wrote
on 03/29/2011 11:31:13 AM:
Related question: Can a plain C subroutine (LE-enabled, not MetalC
or SP C) be used as a DFSORT exit routine? If so, what would the
fourth exit parameter be set to? C like for COBOL, or N for
If you have SAS software on site try the tapelablel procedure.
//jobname JOB acct,name
/*JOBPARM FETCH
//TLABEL EXEC SAS
//OURTAPE DD UNIT=TAPE,DISP=OLD,VOL=SER=MVSV9
//SYSIN DD *
proc tapelabel ddname=ourtape;
run;
/*
//
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I'm being asked one more time by TPTB to determine how the HMC System Console
is actually being used by z/OS customers:
1) How many of you have used to it in an emergency as the console of last
resort?
Yes we did
2) How many of you have used it to recover OSA attached consoles?
If just want labels, I usually use IEBPTPCH. TAPEMAP and other
similar utilities read the entire tape.
This JCL will also print the EOF1 / EOF2 easily.
//TAPELBL JOB (ACCT),CLASS=A,...
//*
//MPROC PROC HP=1
On 3/28/2011 11:03 PM, W. Kevin Kelley wrote:
I'm being asked one more time by TPTB to determine how the HMC System
Console is actually being used by z/OS customers:
1) How many of you have used to it in an emergency as the console of last
resort?
2) How many of you have used it to recover OSA
Hello all, we are z/os v1.11. I was asked today if z/os could talk JMS
and I wasn't sure how to answer that. I know we can use Java and that
JMS means Java messaging service. Can anyone help me answer that
question?
Thanks
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Mike,
Usually, JMS is associated with a container. Of course WebSphere
Application Server has it. It looks like Tomcat can support it. Most of
the java containers have some sort of support for JMS.
Perhaps you could answer if you already have some sort of messaging product?
Like MQ or one of
C supports normal assembler parameter lists. It's an option, PLIST(OS).
Search the manuals for how it all works. As I recall you get a void**
variable named _r1 that points to what you would expect R1 to point to.
I would *guess* you could make it work but I am far from an expert on SORT
exits.
We have MQ V7 on the mainframe along with the brokers V7. What do you
mean by containers?
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Show your JCL and control cards and the job log.
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Hello,
We also tried use
As I think about this -- am I missing something?
I don't know much about the z sort programs but does a COPY function do what
I would guess it does -- copy from the input to the output?
Now you propose doing your own input and output? While you're at it, why not
just tie one to the other --
Websphere, tomcat, weblogic, glassfish, geronimo, jboss .. J2EE type
containers... which usually have a bunch of built-in services. The initial
support for MQ in websphere JMS (going back a ways 4.x) was kinda tacked on
Of course it really depends on how you are thinking to use it?
For
JMS is not a container-related API per se.
It is a standard Java API (http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=914) that
deals with asynchronous messaging.
WebSphere MQ (which is completely distinct from WebSphere AS - the
container) has a JMS interface, as do other commercial and free JMS
compliant
Wow! I am overwhelmed with the response so far. THANK YOU!
For those of you that I haven't heard from, PLEASE POST -- this was not a
casual query; decisions will be made on it.
W. Kevin Kelley -- IBM POK Lab -- z/OS Core Technical Development
I stand altered. vbg
I brought up the container .. because that is where I have seen it used
most.
but I thought I would add...
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wmqv7/v7r0/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.mq.mqovervw.doc/mq50032_.htm
Rob Schramm
On Mar 29, 2011 7:10 PM, Kirk Wolf
This might be helpful http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?
uid=isg3S1001830.
Regards,
Kevin
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At 13:42 -0400 on 03/29/2011, Pinnacle wrote about Re: 3592 carts:
As an aside, whoever dismantled your ATL without ejecting all the
tapes first should be sued for incompetence.
While I agree, I would also like to point out in their defense that
doing an eject is a time consuming process.
I have no idea why you got this requirement anyway it's a dfhsm recovery
scenario and look like needed help from ibm.you might be needed to enable
patches etc which are recommended by IBM...Like below manual does have some
dfhsm recovery scenario..
On 3/29/2011 00:01, W. Kevin Kelley wrote:
I'm being asked one more time by TPTB to determine how the HMC System
Console is actually being used by z/OS customers:
1) How many of you have used to it in an emergency as the console of last
resort?
2) How many of you have used it to recover OSA
Radoslaw,
my understanding is that zHPF is negotiated between z/OS and the DSS
CU if all the channels in the path group are FEx2 or FEx4. So, if this is
the case, then I/O between that z/OS LPAR and that CU can use zHPF.
So, my take on Q1 is that the host that has FEx2/FEx4 will be able to
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