that will be today's activity.
When I get a solution, even if its FIN or WAD, I will pass along the info.
I'm on digest so there is a communications lag.
Thanks again.
Edward Long
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Sent: Sun, December 13, 2
Happy Holidays to one and all.
So, we have a new z/10 BC which replaced a z890 and will also soon replace a
7060.
Being a small ISV we have limited system programming and no operator staff. We
use the HMC as our console; on the old OS2 systems, PCOMM did an adequate job
of allowing us to see
Hi all and Happy New Year.
I'd like to setup a facility whereby I can print directly from JES2 to an HP
Laser Jet type printer without dedicating a printer, buying a printer, or
spending time I don't have in INFOPRINT jail. What do you do for z/OS printing
in a development context?
The require
So, since I transfer 4 DFDSS dumps a day via TERSE and FTP, I thought I'd put
together a test restore to see what happened. I used the following FTP command
stream; which is identical, except for replacing the put with a get, to the
outbound. It worked fine; a DFDSS TYPRUN=NORUN restore read th
A joint session with the RACF userÂ’s group.
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Thanks again to everyone who assisted with this, particularly Mark and Peter.
While its true that we could name the exit anything, the IBM supplied sample
jobs use IEFU29 thereby duplicating the dummy name.
It would be interesting, if I wasn't up to my handsome nose in DB2 v8, to
research the h
(SYS1.MN12) -- PARMLIB
DSNAME(SYS1.MN11) -- PARMLIB
ACTIVE -- PARMLIB
SUBPARM(SVAA(250,2,5,7)) -- PARMLIB
Ed Long <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everyone. I have finished upgrading one of my 7060's to the latest, and
last version of z/OS 1.5.
The one remaining, nagging,
Hi everyone. I have finished upgrading one of my 7060's to the latest, and
last version of z/OS 1.5.
The one remaining, nagging, issue it has, is the DUMPXY exit aka IEFU29
doesn't seem to execute when I issue a i smf command. The previous system it
worked fine. Load modules are same len
This has been an interesting discussion. Two observations I'd like to add to
the solera are:
1: This is a nearly identical suit to the one CA filed against Quest two or
three years ago just as Quest was gaining momentum in the DB2 space. After the
appropriate money got spent on legal fees
effect, just kidding. This
might be worth a doc APAR, but, just kidding.
Further reports after I get a chance to test the many workable suggestions.
Thanks again.
Ed Long <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks to everyone who offered their advice.
A couple of points:
1: The console
10 doesn't work, but apparently should.
I will try out your suggestions and report back. I appreciate the PF key
setup suggestion immensely.
Thank you all again.
Ed Long <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everyone. I recently suffered a console flood caused by the RACFDS
Hi everyone. I recently suffered a console flood caused by the RACFDS running
out of space.
This is an ADCD z/OS 1.5 system. The out of space condition appears to have
occurred due to an oddity in how DB2 archive logs were RACF protected. Each
dataset Db2 created caused RACF to create a match
I'd like to load my DCOLLECT data into DB2 tables.
Has anyone coded up Table definitions and or load cards to match the various
record types?
I already use MXG on my PC; for this application keeping the process on z/OS
will be easier to automate.
Thanks for your assistance.
Ed
not shared. The control unit on the other side could also be
modified to work but that would require a lot more HCD work than simply
changing the channel so to speak.
After changing to dedicated, GRS popped right up.
Now I know why MIM is such a money maker.
Thanks again.
Ed Lo
Hi all.
I am trying to build a two system GRS ring between my two 7060's. Why?
Because I have a large V960 disk array between them, and I need to protect
myself from myself.
So far, I have a single ESCON connection defined between them, call them
System A and System B. System B thinks th
: Once its commissioned, the Raid 5 array has to be rebuilt. This rebuild
buries the Intel processor for quite a while as I recall; it also drives the
physical i/o on the remaining disks in the array to the max.
Ed Long <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My only source has been IBM support.
These dri
My only source has been IBM support.
These drives are actually just standard IBM "DeathStar" 18 Gb. SCSI drives with
a fancy carrier. Its the carrier that makes them unique.
We have two MP3K's and, between them, we have had to replace a bunch of these
guys. There is also a 3 9gb. drive array
To Mike's list I'd add missing APAR or PTF.
Several of my worst pointer disasters were maintenance related.
SMU, run standalone, is definitely a good first step. DISP=OLD at a minimum.
Mike Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Short but not complete list
1. abend that didn't backout correctly
2. inva
r this afternoon.
I am curious though that no one has yet suggested ICETOOL.
Thanks again to all of you for the assist.
Frank Yaeger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ed Long wrote:
>Yes, the include clause can be coded as GT,GE,LT,LE; however, for some, as
yet, unknown reason, that construct
its
ponderousness.
Thanks to both of you for the assist; I guess I was hoping for some kind of
special register ala SQL as in GE (CURRENT DATE - 365 DAYS).
"Chase, John" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf
Hi all.
I'm trying to develop a simple purge using DFSORT that drops all records in the
input older than 1 year. The target field is an externalized DB2 timestamp.
So far, the following works, sort of, but is not very elegant. Any suggestions?
SORT FIELDS=(COPY)
INCLUDE COND=(21,7,CH,EQ,C'2004
Don't rely on IEBGENER to copy the DFDSS tapes; it will break your heart at the
worst possible moment.
Use copydump.
Its a failing of DFDSS that you can't use gener, but there it is.
Martin Kline <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Specify two DD names in the OUTDD parameter to create both
copies at the s
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