re work to mainframe daytime is, to a first order approximation,
free. It sounds like you might be able to double (or more) your daytime at
no additional hardware or software charge, assuming the work can be moved.
(A lot can.)
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root data sets dynamically, without a sysplex-wide IPL. This new
MODIFY OMVS,NEWROOT command is expected to eliminate a cause for planned
outages and to facilitate migration of sysplex roots from HFS to zFS."
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Bob Richards writes:
>It has been awhile since someone has referenced the
>"Mainframe" site:
> http://mainframe.typepad.com/
>Timothy Sipples has placed a nice post out there called
>"How Many Mainframes Do You Need?"
>It is worth the read, even for us old
Sorry, I got the product number for IBM Optim Data Growth Solution for z/OS
incorrect. The correct product number is 5655-V29. The 5655-V01 product
number is for Optim Data Manager.
Only 3 tries. :-)
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MC as mentioned, there are some other vendors that may offer a
solution: Informatica (via one of its Applimation products I suspect),
Solix, Sun (StorageTek Lifecycle Director), and Hewlett-Packard (OuterBay),
among others, in no particular order.
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reports that I think you're looking for.
ASG's Alliance or becubic products, or MicroFocus's Revolve, might also be
able to do what you describe, and there are probably other examples.
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hat may offer a
solution: Informatica (via one of its Applimation products I suspect),
Solix, Sun (StorageTek Lifecycle Director), and Hewlett-Packard (OuterBay),
among others, in no particular order.
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cada, Platypus Partners,
GT Software, illustro Systems, and many, many more. (Apologies in advance
if I haven't mentioned someone's favorite.)
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I am assuming a "reasonably well balanced" Parallel Sysplex, with
enough workloads eligible to run on either member at any given time.
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butes which may have cost
benefits elsewhere in the organization.
Your situation may vary, but it's important to run a full and realistic
analysis. You may have done that already, but perhaps these comments are at
least useful to others.
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Mark Steely writes:
>We are z/OS V1R9 on a z/10 2098-N01 processor. We have 2
>CPU's both z/10 2098 - not sysplex.
Naive question (and hopefully still related to your core question): why no
Parallel Sysplex?
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ing 1 transaction per
hour (representing an entire business) to 2 transactions per hour isn't the
same as doubling 2,000 per second to 4,000. (And, again, don't forget
batch. Unfortunately too many people do, but that's the business lifeblood
stuff like billing/accounts receivable.)
pplication at market open is running on
infrastructure that is largely idle at 6:00 p.m. You might have 1,000+
little mainframes rather than one, basically.
OK, hopefully that wasn't confusing. :-)
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http://www-01.ibm.com/software/data/ims/imsjava/xmldb.html
You might also want to ask on the IMS-L mailing list..
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or that instance of z/OS where it's
running. One would also have to do a bit of thinking before authorizing
such a clock-adjusting program.
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...But if the question is, is there a way to synchronize Windows/UNIX
server clocks *from* a System z time source without STP, the answer is yes.
You can do that using NTP, which is available in both z/OS and Linux on z.
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automatically turns two real-time systems into a batch process.)
So is file transfer really what you want, in 2009, for this particular
business function? Or is it reason #729 why the mainframe gets unfairly
accused of being old fashioned/obsolete?
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pect him or her to have at least some (increasing)
familiarity and competence with z/OS UNIX System Services.
I don't know exactly why the original poster asked the question, but I took
a guess and assumed it had to do with a "should I learn it?" question. To
which I answer, yes, absolutely.
n back out the door very
quickly. It's a nonsensical statement.
My personal opinions.
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http://www.mantissa.com/SHARE-conference
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built
JetDirect-like server.
Is it possible something (firewall, router) is blocking UDP? And/or port
9101? I guess some printers need that/use that.
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sure whether you're talking about LPD or JetDirect when you said that.)
Have you tried the BIP PJL bidirectional reporting, to see if that works
properly? That might work instead -- and provide more detailed printer
error conditions back to z/OS anyway.
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rtise a higher salary. (Or
not fill the job.) Or the applicant would negotiate a higher salary. So
they'd learn pretty fast. There are two sides to any market: supply and
demand.
Anybody got any better data on median salaries, including field-specific
and region-specific median salaries?
s, do be sure to pass it along. The
preferred format is something at least very close to: "If you do X, I'll do
Y, else I'll do Z."
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4. What sort of non-functional characteristics are there (message volumes,
importance/criticality, security, etc.), at least broadly speaking? Are
these non-functional requirements evolving, or is there some expectation of
that?
That'll do for now. Hope that help
requirements
into IBM -- along the lines of the questions I listed? Many thanks.
Speaking only for myself. Occasionally with humor and wit (of varying
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before, say,
December 31, 2008? It's a rather important issue -- corporate data
archiving, retention, protection, and access -- don't you think?
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iously posted capture these sorts of
questions pretty well, don't they? So the answer is still the same as
before, isn't it? :-) Which is, tell IBM what you want (and in what
priority) so that IBM can do the best and right thing(s). SHARE is a really
good vehicle to do that.
Speaking only
r is copying, with all the possible
disadvantages associated with copying. So it's always a good idea to at
least contemplate the question, "why am I copying?" and whether you can
provide alternative, on-line access. (You almost always can.)
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incident is eerily similar to the Cardsystems
incident in 2005, only bigger.
It's probably worth mentioning (again) the IT industry's unique system
integrity statement, available exclusively with z/OS:
http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/zos/racf/zos_integrity_statement.html
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APAR PK16580 for more information. Here's a Web link that should work:
http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg1PK16580
IBM Session Manager, starting with Version 2.1, also supports mixed case
passwords.
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s, for example. In particular, customers who are more
highly satisfied tend to remain customers (or even become bigger
customers), so customer satisfaction is terribly important.
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oth technical and non-technical, the better.
Yes, as alluded to previously in this thread, LE is very much a technical
factor here. Any path (how, and thus partly when) to 64-bit is
customer-driven, not religious or political.
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add a little a color to the picture. Also any information about
cross-machine clustering, if any, in that era.
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oftware/htp/cics/vt
I mention it for completeness as another path to concurrency, but knowing
what I know about your situation I tend to think VSAM RLS, DFSMStvs, and/or
SYSB-II are going to be most suitable.
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ad-core CPUs down into even notebook
computers? That's more evidence of reaching that brick wall. Every CPU
vendor is struggling with that, but some reached the wall earlier (and
harder) than others.
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M has started posting IMS V11
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d write as much Java as you want. You have
everything you need to get started, right now, at no charge. And you may
never need anything more. In fact, there are some wonderful advantages to
writing and running Java in places like CICS and IMS. (For one thing,
exploiting the huge invested value
eries/swprice/scrt/
In case the page numbers drift over time, look for the section entitled
"Incorrect billing -- unusual situations where customers must provide
alternate MSU values."
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I referred to one way those risks could be
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paper story or two about a city donation to Sacramento
State or SCC, to train students for high-tech enterprise computing jobs.)
Everybody wins, including especially the city's economy. Am I naive? I sure
hope not. Good luck!
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Edward Jaffe writes:
>"Support Center" meaning IBM after the unit phoned
>home? This "communication problem" sounds like an
>important issue that should be corrected going
>forward...
To the original poster, was the machine able to phone home?
Just one fan lost
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me your z800. Just let me know when you're ready, and I'll send you my
shipping address. Many thanks in advance. :-)
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sitting next to the System z machine.
It was doing nothing particularly useful and had an exhibit card saying
basically that. :-)
Just a little more folklore to share with you all. (And many thanks to the
IBMers who put it all together. It was brilliant.)
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I put that excerpt from the syllabus on The Mainframe Blog, Lindy. Thank
you so much for sharing that. I laughed out loud.
http://mainframe.typepad.com
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neral Business and
Public Sector."
One critical differentiator: IBM highlights specific reference examples of
many different migrations to IBM servers.
IBM also has a new "Migrate to IBM" Web site here:
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/migratetoibm
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Doesn't HP realize that their credibility is at stake? What else did they
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zIIP") and "accelerator" you'll get
plenty of hits.
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This story seems a little strange. I believe the IBM 729 Mark V writes
standard 7-track (6 bits plus parity) 1/2 inch reel tape at 800 bpi. This
isn't THAT hard to read.
For example, UCAR can read such tapes (and routinely does, apparently):
http://www.cisl.ucar.edu/services/tapedrives.jsp
Here'
as I was working
on the technical bits of a final bid proposal to a potential new z/OS
licensee. So I'm really having fun at your expense. :-)
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and tell you exactly where you got it wrong. Some developers get offended
by that. :-)
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immigration, and you can guess what the demographic trends are. Automakers
are not going to be happy with the Japanese domestic market, to pick one
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mpiler is. (It contains something called the COBOL Modernization
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Just to echo what everyone else is saying, VS FORTRAN is licensed
per-machine, not per-LPAR.
Your work may already be done, in other words. I concur with the advice to
ask an IBM rep. He/she should be able to tell you what impact (if any)
there would be if you take a certain action. There are a fe
Anyone with a System z10 can download z/VM Evaluation Edition for 90 day
trial here:
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and a RAM disk; NFS should work over fine eth0 if the network part is
running.) I wouldn't worry about console output either initially: just SSH
into the zUML image over the network. If someone gets that far, the rest is
possible.
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(or virtualized hardware) services for I/O, memory, and CPU.
(Mapping I/O is most of the effort.)
Interesting project!
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mention it, I wonder if the system would throttle up
the two surviving cores if "?" is a letter other than Z. At least that
could be done using Capacity On Demand offerings like Capacity Backup
(CBU).
This is all rather esoteric, but it does seem a possible justification. I'm
still
great topic to raise here in order to share wisdom. But while we might
quibble about the details, conceptually it's really the only way to operate
nowadays if you care at least somewhat about high quality, cost-effective
service delivery.
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to anyone in your organization in their applications, regardless of
language or environment?
If you do not want to reinvent a common function, chances are excellent
others have the same issue.
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, I think you had the right idea, but it just needed a bit of
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Pod touch access to mainframes would be very handy, especially for
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>That may explain the menu structure of automatic call
>directors, but it doesn't explain a human operator asking
>whether I'm running DOS, OS/VS1 or OS/VS2 when I call in
>a TSO issue :-(
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will take PMRs on it, so it's supportable.
If anyone still has other ideas, though, please feel free to volunteer
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restrictions). Along the lines of #1 and #2 there are probably Perl and
Python avenues as well.
Anybody got any better (or at least different) ideas?
Yes, I know this is rather easy in CICS Transaction Server (EXEC CICS
WEB ...), for example.
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h Performance FICON for System z":
http://www.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/25586.wss
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z/OS 1.10 is now available.
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that'd probably have to be under Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) even if IBM
is willing to say. But there are new customers, yes. And not only in the
so-called "growth markets" (to anticipate your next question).
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ammers. And, as the "single sign-on"
universe grew within our company, employees themselves became some of the
best marketers because they wouldn't tolerate that odd application that
didn't participate. (That's called a "network effect."),
Hope a
principle than "use as much as you want
(internal use/employees only/some other condition) until the next renewal,"
which we're talking about here. "Site license" or (better) "multi-site
license" is perhaps more precise.
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right away on the odd chance you're a VIP trying to stumble in through the
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watch out! :-)
And remember that software licensing is but one cost ingredient. In many
consolidation cases it's not even the most significant one.
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that varies.
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ize awards are open to residents of the U.S. and Canada only.
There is no charge to participate.
The System z Remote Development Program is another option if you qualify,
although there is a monthly fee for this. Details here:
http://www-304.ibm.com/jct09002c/isv/spc/rdp.html
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Also, IBM Scalable Architecture for Financial Reporting (SAFR) benefits
from zIIP:
http://www.ibm.com/systems/safr
System Data Mover (SDM) benefits (z/OS Global Mirror).
More to come.
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It should be available now. I see WebSphere Application Server V7 for z/OS
when I look at the ShopzSeries product catalog. Look for product number
5655-N02. I see it in both CBPDO and ServerPac.
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IBM, Dignus, SAS) because needs vary.
For any open source work the best project outcome would be to make sure the
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u can see
the numbers. Transparency is a good thing, because it helps people make
good business decisions. The trouble is, an awful lot of other things in IT
and business are much less transparent. The solution is to gain more
transparency over those other things.,
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for other processor architectures (including
even X86). So read all that very carefully. The license does seem to allow
running OpenVMS (for non-commercial purposes) under SIMH under Linux on
System z (for example). So perhaps your best bet is just to share SIMH
z/Architecture binaries with the rest of t
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