I entered quiesce on z/OS under VM by mistake. How do I get the Virtual
Machine going again?
I tried "B" but did not work. I tried RESTART but it asked for a parm.
Help
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>But apparently I should be able to freely switch between keys 8 & 9
>using the SPKA instruction. I'm still not sure that is documented as
>GUPI or not. Yes, I'm a PITA about some of these things. "Once burned,
>twice shy."
If you are going to use the SPKA instruction, read the fine print.
'SPKA
You can use MODSET KEY=ZERO to put yourself in KEY0. Then you can modify any
storage you have access to
which includes the operating system. This can be dangerous. If you modify the
wrong area of memory you can cause other programs to fail and they will have a
difficult time figuring out what
>Is there a separate option such as IGVINITGETMAIN? The
>problem might also be caused by referencing fields in storage
>after it has been freed, even if it had been initialized properly.
There is an IGVINITGETMAIN and it does not fail with that. Only
IGVINITFREEMAIN.
THe ABEND only occurs on z
Hi,
I am running a program on a test system with DIAG IGVINITFREEMAIN set.
The program is getting a S0C4 in module IEFWS21D with this DIAG set.
IEFWS21D appears to be associated with dynamic allocation.
>From what I understand this DIAG modfies storage that is freed. (Dirty
>Freemain)
What co
>I'm not sure why you would want to telnet from z/OS to a host instead of
>from your workstation to that host: perhaps there are network/firewall
>issue
I am telnet hopping to bypass an interface that is down. Nothing illegal going
on here.
When I get where I want, I can fix the interface and I w
Hi,
Does OMVS have a Telnet client? I was able to use SSH but not all servers have
SSH.
I tried entering Telnet and MAN Telnet and got nothing.
Thanks,
Bill
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>Is this about the same thing as multiple network adapters (cards)?
No. A TCP/IP stack will often use multiple network adapters to the same
network for load sharing and fault tolerence.
If one adapter fails the other will continue to operate.
If you have multiple stacks, one for each network
One good reason to have seperate stacks is if you have two or more completely
seperate networks.
If you try and combine two seperate networks in one stack, you will run into
routing issues.
It is much easier to manage if you have a seperate stack for each seperate
network.
Bill
It was some time ago and the exact details escape me.
I am relieved that the TN3270 Server is stable and can handle thousands of
simultaneous sessions without
difficulty. I do not want to get in a situation of suggesting that a shop
convert to using TN3270 to the
IBM TN3270 Server and have pr
At the time we talked to some other shops and they had the same experience so
we went back to LLC2.
I was just talking to another co-worker. He indicated that IBM had problems
with there TN3270 Server early on
with dropped sessions. IBM came out with many fixes for the TN3270 server and
was sta
Several years ago I was working at a bank. They had a T/R network. Emplyees had
a Desktop PC with a T/R card and a 3270 emulator(Attachmate I think). They
connected to M/F using SNA/LLC2 to an IBM 3172.
I asked a few of the employees to try TN3270 from the emulator to the IBM
TCP/IP TN3270 ser
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 wer
Hi,
Has anyone heard of a utility that can re-create object modules from a load
module?
Is this even possible?
Thanks,
Bill
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Hi,
I am trying to locate the SYSLOG format of different verions of the MVS, XA, SP,
OS/390. Z/OS, etc, Operating system. Is this documented anywhere?
Specifically I need to know the offset of the SYSID, DATE, and TIME fields.
Thanks,
Bill
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> I don't remember anybody asking about this before. I ju
Hi,
I was looking at dump recently and discovered the CPU was disabled following a
SETLOCK OBTAIN,TYPE=IOSUCB
SETLOCK RELEASE,TYPE=IOSUCB
I would have thought the SETLOCK RELEASE would have put the CPU back
in the interrupts enabled state.
Does anyone have any additional information on this?
Bi
Jim,
Yes you are correct they are there.
Dave,
Sorry, I checked the wrong place, they are in the linkage stack.
Bill
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> IBM
o:
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> Bill,
>
> I suspect that the registers etc. are in the linkage stack whose address
> is in the SSRBLSDP.
>
> Dave
>
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Hi,
I am looking at an SVCDUMP. There is a formatted SSRB of a suspended
SRB.
I am trying to locate the registers of the SRB execution at the time of the
Suspend.
The SSRB has register fields but they are all 0s except R15 which points
to the address following the SUSPEND call.
The registers m
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