W dniu 2011-09-13 02:40, Mike Myers pisze:
I'd love to, but I'm installing a system where there is no prior system,
so I have no operating system available to run the HCD.
In this case, I can run the stand-alone IOCP in an LPAR, but that's it.
BTW, if you ever have to do this, build your IOCDS
W dniu 2011-09-13 04:12, Mike Myers pisze:
My client uses a device's MAC address and some process that generates an
IP address for it. I have asked for IP addresses for some OSA-ICC
channels on a z9 i'm installing for them and can't think of a way to
find a MAC address for these. Anyone else out
Thanks for all the responses. Good information.
The intention was to create the object module then use CMS ZAPTEXT
to update it then use the result in a SMPE PTF ++MOD statement.
From what I am hearing the delinkers are old and may not produce
an accurate object.
The programs in question
Mike
If you can't - easily - get the answer any other way, you could assign a
temporary - suitable - IP address, connect a client and then display the ARP
cache an IP node on the same LAN, either the client or a router on the path to
the client.
Incidentally, wouldn't MAC address for an
I believe the MAC address is found by going through the HMC and
interrogating the OSA Adapter through Advanced Facilities. The Configuration
data should be there, as defined in the address assigned in HCD to the
particular adapter.
Doug
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All the time when I monitor the CPU util % its always shows as 97,96
percentages
respectively. I just wanted to know is this the right way of measuring the
system
utilization based on number of users logged on. I am i missing something ?
Could anyone please throw some light on this. Your
Doug:
Many thanks. That looks like it. Now to take that to the network folks.
Mike
On 09/13/2011 08:01 AM, Doug Fuerst wrote:
I believe the MAC address is found by going through the HMC and
interrogating the OSA Adapter through Advanced Facilities. The Configuration
data should be there, as
Chris:
I'll have to ask the client for details of this approach and let you
know what I find.
FYI, the MAC address is available using OSA Advanced Functions from the
HMC. Doug Fuerst pointed me to that.
Mike
On 09/13/2011 07:36 AM, Chris Mason wrote:
Mike
If you can't - easily - get
Hello readers.
I've got an old problem state assembler program that does certain sub
totaling whenever the DCB EXLST 16 is driven. When exit 16 is driven,
the current dataset name is obtained from the JFCB and a totaling
subprogram is called. DCB EXLST 13 and 16 are used.
Exit 16 is documented
It is exit 6, not 16.
Refer to DFSMS Using Data Sets
On Tue, 13 Sep 2011 06:02:47 -0700 Sam Siegel s...@pscsi.net wrote:
:Hello readers.
:
:I've got an old problem state assembler program that does certain sub
:totaling whenever the DCB EXLST 16 is driven. When exit 16 is driven,
:the current
Sam,
It was a good thing you posted the code sample. The program is actually
providing EXLST entries 13 and 06. The X'80' bit indicates that this is
the end of list, Once the EOL bit is turned off, you are left with x'06'
which is the EOV exit, as you seem to suspect.
Thank you ... Thank you ... Thank you.
I knew it was coded x'86' for the last exit in the list. In my mind,
I was seeing x'96'.
Thanks again for the extra eyes.
Sam
On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 6:25 AM, Binyamin Dissen
bdis...@dissensoftware.com wrote:
It is exit 6, not 16.
Refer to DFSMS Using
On Mon, 12 Sep 2011 15:27:10 -0400, Bonaduce, Frank frank.bonad...@gs.com
wrote:
Availability/Accessibility is another issue determined by how the CHPIDs are
defined in each LCSS. If they are to be accessible to all LCSSs then they
should be defined as SHARED. Once a CHPID is defined as SHARED
Jake,
You can do it in jes2parms on the job class , if you want to stop overrides, by
the user specifying time on the job/exec cards you will need to wrte exit code.
Ed
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Short answer improbably. Long answer go to Barry merrills book gadget ready for
good reading and a huge lightbub going off over your head. Then leave room for
10 or so years of learning.
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at 09:58 AM, Jake anderson justmainfra...@gmail.com said:
Subject: Auto-purge of Jobs
Be careful what you ask for - you might get it.
Some times users jobs do run under loop or consume more CPU, In this
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on 09/13/2011
at 06:02 AM, Sam Siegel s...@pscsi.net said:
I've got an old problem state assembler program that does certain sub
totaling whenever the DCB EXLST 16 is driven.
ITYM 6. Also, when giving exit numbers it's
On 13 September 2011 07:23, Bill Hecox bill.he...@mail.com wrote:
Thanks for all the responses. Good information.
The intention was to create the object module then use CMS ZAPTEXT
to update it then use the result in a SMPE PTF ++MOD statement.
Ayee...
Could you not ZAP load modules using
On Tue, 13 Sep 2011 12:26:45 -0400, Tony Harminc wrote:
The intention was to create the object module then use CMS ZAPTEXT
to update it then use the result in a SMPE PTF ++MOD statement.
Could you not ZAP load modules using AMASPZAP, and then use ++PROGRAM
in SMP/E? I realize that this may
This may or may not be of help. Rather than worrying about object decks you
could dis-assemble the csect in question. I think the high level assembler may
do this if not there is a disassembler, on the cbt tape.
Ed
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The ASMDASM disassembler component of the HLASM Toolkit Feature
can reconstruct object modules from (a) load modules, (b) program
objects, (c) CMS modules, and (d) VSE phases. It is described in
the HLASM Toolkit User's Guide, GC26-8710, Chapter 3.
It has been available since December 1995, and
On 9/12/2011 10:59 AM, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
o Those rules should be enforced at a low level in the OS (e.g.
SVC), not by APIs such as JCL, TSO, ISPF, language runtime
systems, etc. In fact, those APIs should not enforce constraints
external to the primary OS.
I would argue instead
I posted this to DB2-L, but no takers :)
I was wondering if anyone was able to successfully 'unhook' the automatic
assemblies of DSNZPARM, DSNDECP that result when maintenance hits the DSN6SPRM,
DSN6ARVP, etc... macros?
During job DSNTINUZ, step DSNTIMQ places entries into the target
Yes, it's SPANNED ... I stand corrected ... a 'brain-check' in my old age.
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In 4e6fa929.7090...@neo.tamu.edu, on 09/13/2011
at 02:04 PM, Richard L Peurifoy r-peuri...@neo.tamu.edu said:
I suspect that these restrictions originally came about because the
keypunches and printers of the time didn't handle such things well.
Some of the rules, perhaps, but a hyphen in the
In
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on 09/13/2011
at 07:17 PM, David Booher david.boo...@quest.com said:
I posted this to DB2-L, but no takers :)
Perhaps because it was a bad idea.
I have recently decided that I'll re-run DSNTIJUZ assembly steps
separately
Auto-purging of jobs: are we talking about something a computer does or
something a business does to its employees?
Bill Fairchild
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On 9/13/2011 2:05 PM, Richard L Peurifoy wrote:
On 9/12/2011 10:59 AM, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
o Those rules should be enforced at a low level in the OS (e.g.
SVC), not by APIs such as JCL, TSO, ISPF, language runtime
systems, etc. In fact, those APIs should not enforce constraints
external to
An even worse idea is the automatic resubmission of jobs, by the job entry
subsystem up re-IPL, that were running when the system was last running.
I once had a test job that crashed the test system, which was reIPLed manually
and then automatically resubmitted my test job which immediately
This is a weird question, but I've been directed to ask it. We are converting
some VSAM datasets which currently use BMC's Data Accelerator compression to
use SMS compression instead. This is a financial decision. We use CA-Faver to
do our VSAM backups. Faver states in its manual that it will
Essentially the only thing to do there is to drink.
Or work towards a Ph.D. from an online university, such as the U. of Phoenix.
Bill Fairchild
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I am curious as to where SYS1.IMAGELIB is documented. I searched many of the
books in the JES2 Library, and some in the MVS library, but haven't found one
that documents SYS1.IMAGELIB. Does anyone know where I can find the
documentation?
I know what it is used for, but I had a question
Try here:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/dgt2s370/B.0
fairly good information.
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And maybe get a chemistry degree for manufacturing alcohol.
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Hello List Gurus.
We are in process of migrate from an ancient IBM 2105-F20 with 1TB of
legacy mainframe data to a IBM 1750-522 (DS6800). Both subsystems has
volumes defined as 3390-3 and no software features (flashcopy, pprc
etc..) used in
Shark and will neither in DS6800.
My question is,
Or methamphetamine.
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Bill,
And maybe get a chemistry
John,
Thanks for the link. That's exactly what I wanted. I saw that book, but when
I was searching for information, but I didn't think it would be helpful.
SYS1.IMAGELIB doesn't seem very advanced, since the book you quoted was
DFSMSDFP Advanced Services. I suspect there aren't a lot of
Eric,
The 3800 printers essentially obsoleted all printers. The 3800-3 obsoleted
The 3800 printers. You may disagree but tat is essentially the case. The 3800-3
in fss mode does not use image lib, instead uses font lib and psegment formdef
libraries (actually PDF does).
Ed
Hi John, Do the VSAM files show COMP-FORMT and
USER-DATA-SIZE--9636537000
COMP-USER-DATA-SIZE-2831001090 in the listcat(s)? This
verifies the SMS compression is on. Also, you could try SMS utility ADRDSSU
for backup speed. Lastly, if SMS compress is on,
David,
Correct me if I am wrong but doesn#39;t DFDSS invoke idcams under the covers?
Ed
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Ed, Not that I know of. BTW, what is #39,t mean? I see it frequently, is
it encrypted cursing? hahaha
David L. Mingee
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Lizette,
Suggested Book is really informative enough. Thanks lot for directing me to
this lInk.
Regards,
Jags
On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 9:23 PM, Ed Gould ps2...@yahoo.com wrote:
Jags,
Short answer improbably. Long answer go to Barry merrills book gadget ready
for good reading and a huge
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