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So if you or your colleagues know any students, or you are one, then please
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the WAS V7 z/OS announcement:
http://www.ibm.com/common/ssi/rep_ca/8/897/ENUS208-208/ENUS208-208.PDF
Here's the WAS V7 general announcement (including Linux on System z):
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Also, there is support in TSRM for various z/OS-related functionalities. As
one example, the Agent Controller installs on and supports collection from
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There's a Year 2038 problem coming (or already here for 30 year mortgages,
to pick an example). UNIX-like operating systems have wraparound problems
on January 19, 2038. You can read about the issue here:
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increases -- maybe even more than fully.
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MQ-based file transfer.
(MQ can operate over TCP/IP and SNA protocols, among others.) Examples
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It looks like there's an interesting article on increasing tape storage
densities, for example, which probably coincides with the TS1130 (1 TB per
cartridge uncompressed) tape drive announcement.
There's a searchable archive of both journals at that Web site, so it's
pretty eas
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rule, at least in countries with ShopzSeries and electronic delivery, if
you are already licensed for z/OS V1 you can order z/OS 1.9 at no
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y.org/10.1109/MM.2008.26
This article is probably also available from any moderately good
engineering-oriented public or university library -- any library that
subscribes to IEEE Micro.
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enough concern
to your customer. Then they'd have to inadvertantly hit two big red
switches, meters or even kilometers apart. It'd take someone with
exceptionally long arm reach to do that. :-)
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ar country. (I know electrical safety
regulations are quite stringent in many parts of the world.) Similar laws
and regulations in many jurisdictions understandably prohibit locking fire
escape doors, for example.
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a Webcast on November 5, 2008, when IBM plans to show CICS
Explorer to the world.
Subject to change, yadda, yadda.
More details here:
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operational data. SAFR also has close
synergy with most business intelligence products, including IBM Cognos.
I alluded previously to the fact that 2008 would be a big year for business
intelligence on System z, and SAFR is another excellent example. Do check
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Netcraft.com says the site is Linux, and they tend to be rather accurate so
I'd believe it. There are many reasons why query.exe might appear embedded
in the URL of a Linux-hosted Web site. Some of those reasons have already
been mentioned. Another possible explanation is Mono.
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logging and warehouse-type functions, etc.
Most or all of that is available somewhere, but these companies may add
substantial value by packaging it all together in one kit, testing it, and
supporting it as a whole. So "it depends."
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ons takes certain databases offline that really
shouldn't be, try to move those particular databases into data sharing.
4. Extend the above into Geographically Dispersed Parallel Sysplex (GDPS)
if you can, so that loss of an entire site reduces or eliminates service
interruptions and data loss.
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n with SOAP over HTTP
-- the coding is simpler because the transport takes care of more.
Any version numbers I'm listing above related to technical minimums for
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up of at least the
original Zip file before you do this.
My explanation might make it sound more complicated than it is. It's not --
it's rather easy. Hope all that helps.
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DFSMSrmm z/OS 1.8 technical update:
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247435.html
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seating is limited to 24, so first come, first
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ed FTP (or
similar) as an application integration strategy, but I've editorialized
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Yes, that's my understanding also, it's an HMC + z10 technical feature
issue related to loading (and reloading) speed.
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y, for those of you who'd like to give z/VM a try -- for running Linux
or any other mainframe operating system -- you're good to go. The files are
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t; is about the most *unremarkable*
conclusion that could be drawn from such a stellar System z performance.
Anyway, could we all just applaud and then talk about something else, like
what USS stands for? :-) I mean, it's +32%, and thank you! And a very
special thank you to our new System z c
cted in the statement.
Yes, IFLs are one of the specialty engine types doing very well. The others
are zAAPs and zIIPs.
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real capacity.
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ted
well. And since IBM (and others) have a really good estimate of total
server revenue in the global market, yes, the CFO can (and did) make that
kind of "global statement."
But I don't speak for IBM. The CFO and a few others do. You can read what
he said.
Thank you again, all, for
no, but the mathematics (uncorrected) might
say yes. And there are other ways to measure market penetration besides
number of companies. For example, you might measure it in percentage of
banking transactions (in the banking industry) or some other measurement of
business activity. When you get those
here just aren't enough superlatives, really, and
I know we IBMers very much appreciate it. Now, anybody here speak
Vietnamese? :-)
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vidently applications which keep revenues
flowing into the city. As I said, those wouldn't be the *first* application
functions where I'd want to go without support. Accounts receivable (AR)
ranks right up there in the pantheon of important business functions.
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n, widows, and
widowers on staff. :-) It's also very, very difficult to rehearse staffing
outcomes.
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are probably better and worse ways to do it, depending on the
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to check:
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/redp6880.html
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg246880.html
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247461.html
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/redp6001.html
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/redp6002.html
Hope that helps get you starte
some form of
reality).
By the way, has anyone bothered to run any real numbers on this exercise?
Sometimes city auditors do pretty good work, actually.
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arget date X is not made then backup plan Y goes into immediate effect
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ink they use System
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The central point is correct, though, that there are lots of used 64-bit
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e is particularly tough to calculate.)
And hopefully the CEO is asking across all platforms.
Doesn't somebody have that (relatively simple) list of software products
and whether each product is actually used? That's just basic asset
management, right? If you don't, myriad vendors are
u do, and has enough incentive to fix the bug
himself or hire somebody else to fix it, then you benefit assuming the fix
drifts back into the mainline software version. That's not what I mean by
"support" in this context, although that's perhaps what you're implying.
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nt after the first user.
In theory a rational administrator could charge a much lower rate to
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ted set of services using a dual-platform
strategy. Of course you can do that with a System z mainframe, too -- most
people here are probably doing this already, whether you've thought about
it quite this way or not -- and I think there are some strong arguments why
z is a better idea.
prove your statistical predicted
availability. Said another way, a pair of "five nines" clusters lashed in
sequence together does not quite result in "five nines" end-to-end. (Get
out your calculator and give it a try.)]
It shouldn't be surprising. In any business, if a mi
its platform
technology disruptions. (HP just announced another one this month and is
trying to move understandably reluctant customers to Itanium to cut its R&D
costs.) Still yet another is the adoption of Parallel Sysplex and GDPS,
mooting a front-end queue.?
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one really
wonders whether anybody offering this "service" actually spoke with a
"global executive."
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people. If you are looking for help in certain areas,
particularly some types of application development and maintenance, you may
wish to specify whether or not you require someone with Chinese language
skills (and which language).
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enerate SMF records. You can find it here:
http://search.cpan.org/dist/OS390-Stdio/Stdio.pm
There's a perl z/OS mailing list here:
http://lists.cpan.org/showlist.cgi?name=perl-mvs
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eet which
you can modify for your own use.
This is a very well-worn migration path, and there's a lot of help and
experience from which to draw. Please also be sure to browse the CICS-L
mailing list archives if you haven't already and ask for more information
there, too, if you need it.
For what it's worth, I stumbled into this free download ("SMF Type 42
Parser for z/OS"):
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/exchange/dw_entryView.jspa?externalID=531&categoryID=33
I can safely say it's not SAS, but it could be fun.
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Edward Jaffe asks (rhetorically?):
>A Linux_for_z LPAR has the ability to "steer" the hardware TOD clock?
Not to my knowledge, no.
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appropriate. FTP (in any flavor) can have a lot of architectural
disadvantages, particularly for interactions between on-line applications.
But I've said more on that previously, so I'll stop here.
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erarchical time server implementation, you
can often configure the most remote time children to use your mainframe
"time boss" as the backup time source, with say a branch server or nearby
intelligent router as primary.) But lots of permutations are possible.
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IEEE_754r
IEEE 754r was finally approved last week (on June 12, 2008).
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connecting to a dedicated GPS box that delivers its time signal via a
closed NTP link). Then use the mainframe's SNTPD -- included with z/OS --
to keep every other server and client in sync. That'd be the preferred
approach.
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pacity.
Also, do you think the value of the SMF reports SAS delivers matches up
with the cost? (How "real" is the problem, basically?)
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(as one fine choice among others), so no extra
servers required.
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RDz is a perfect superset of Rational Application Developer (RAD). Anything
you can do in RAD you can do in RDz. So please be sure to include the RAD
publications and collateral as you survey the documentation landscape.
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ut the data consumers almost
always need education.
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ntation in the System z10. So you could well see some interesting,
favorable performance improvements in mathematics with that compiler,
particularly on the z10. YMMV.
I'm working on a short paper on this subject which may or may not get
published, so it's on the brain.
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rk.) Check with CA if that's your situation.
Personally I'm not fond of product keys, and IBM generally isn't either,
but some of the Rational products are the exceptions that prove the rule.
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ishly I learn a lot and enjoy it, but also my impulse is to try to be
helpful. There also aren't that many people here from Asia.
If somebody thinks I have failed in meeting these standards, or if someone
has suggestions for better standards, please let me know. I'm quite open to
that.
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facilities/network), but that's the general rule by the time you add it all
up. Your mileage may vary, but if that's not what you're experiencing it's
worth investigating.
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s. This early Cognos availability is one more
example. Cognos was IBM's priciest acquisition to date, and IBM really
wants to get this product onto System z urgently.
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part number you want,
which is probably D61EULL. They might offer something below $5760. There
are also discounts if you're moving to RDz from older or subset products,
like VisualAge Generator or Rational Application Developer.
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Asia), and you
are interested in such a workshop in your part of the world, please let
Gwen know of your interest.
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z890, z990, and all System z9
and z10 models.
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You might take a look at the following channel extenders:
Brocade Edge M3000
Ciena CN 2000
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et us know how you do with CWS. You might also
want to join the CICS-L mailing list. If you'd like to repost my reply to
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timeliness and currency of answers to critical business questions, high
infrastructure costs, and other issues. I think there's increasing
recognition that business intelligence solutions must be
more...intelligent.
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...Or you can just take a quick look at the "aerial" photographs of the
processors. (Hint: They don't even look the same.)
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nd because "it just works." And then the business
users get unhappy. One group doesn't talk to the other, and strange
conflicts ensue. So if you're a member of one group or the other, remember
to ask. If you want round-the-clock service, you can get it.
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ht: there's choice and competition in
where to run workloads.
As a reminder, my opinions are my own and do not necessarily represent
those of my employer or anyone else.
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Barry Schwarz writes:
>If I wanted a Unix system, I would have bought one.
You did. :-) z/OS includes UNIX(TM).
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erences: (1) he
was a salesperson; (2) he knew a lot about meat scales.
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on is "good" business for somebody's services team, but
I wouldn't recommend that pattern if you can avoid it.
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y that can show you how if you haven't figured it out. :-)
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reiterate that it's critical to
work very closely with the users, understand their needs, and clearly
articulate why this move is good for them. I find that we IT people too
often forget to do that.
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tunately. For example, a lot of
companies still put most or all of the data center facilities costs into
mainframe chargebacks. That's just nuts and totally indefensible in 2008:
the mainframe is the smallest and least demanding piece of equipment in
many data centers.
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different service classes ought to have
different charges.
The costs should be declining over time as well. zIIPs and zAAPs get faster
with a model upgrade, for example.
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they can exploit zAAPs. With DB2 9 you can actually drive both
types of engines with Java stored procedures remotely accessed (cross-LPAR
or over the network) via DRDA (JDBC, ODBC).
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;s also BMC MAINVIEW for MQ, and I think CA's is called
Unicenter SYSVIEW for MQ (approximately). That's 5 choices, and there might
be more.
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if the
mere mortals use something inferior. Or the CFO, getting the corporate
accounts completed in time for the quarterly report to Wall Street. You
might have a few users who need premium SLAs, and you can move them
immediately to z/OS for a much lower cost. You might then discover
everybody sh
s are solely my own. I do not speak for
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based on input from your
tax advisors in accordance with the law. Your actions could have tax
implications.
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ind back to IBM. If the problems you describe
are still going on, it sounds like IBM has a lot of gap to close to meet
your needs. Make sure you challenge my colleages and give them a shot to do
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There is such a site with information on moving to z/OS, Linux on System z,
and other mainframe operating systems: Destination z. You can start here:
http://www.ibm.com/systems/z/destinationz
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g all these options, and
there are also some independent consultants who provide excellent advice in
this area, at least one of which frequents IBM-MAIN.
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