Kirk, thank you for the information.
I printed the Co:Z user guide and I think it has a lot of the pieces of what I
need.
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Hi Lisette.
In response to your questions:
1) Time frame to move data to server? I have from now until early 2014.
2) Efforts involved? Do you have a large staff, small staff? Do you have
time to write exits for HSM and redirect the HSM data? Once I have an idea of
the size, then we will see ho
your case, but we have here HSM exits, to use HFS (Unix)
dataset in the place of ML2
So with this exit we migrate/recall everything from/ to HFS (Unix) .
On 4/11/2012 3:41 PM, Uriel Carrasquilla wrote:
> My company is in the process of sun setting our MF.
> We have about 40 TBytes of data und
>I think there are two options.
>1) Unload all the data from HSM into the original format and then FTP to a
>Server. Loadlibs maybe an issus.
>2) Contract with a 3rd party to be able to store your HSM data there for
>access only.
>I am unaware of any server product that could read Mainframe HS
My company is in the process of sun setting our MF.
We have about 40 TBytes of data under HSM control.
I have been tasked with the responsibility to pull the data and put it under a
Unix/Linux system as an archived data.
The only time we will need to reference it (without the MF) is in case some o
It is not only SNA I worry about, it is the entire MVS/zOS world.
In two years my company will have moved the last production application out of
our Mainframe.
This is a company that has been in businesss for 80+ years with a MF since they
first became commercially available.
_
ional Life Insurance Company of TennesseeSM and The
MEGA Life and Health Insurance Company.SM
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> Date: 03/29/2012 08:52 AM
> Subject: Re: catalogued datasets in tapes and expiration dates
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> Let's say
Let's say I have a tape with multiple datasets inside.
Some datasets may be catalogued, some may not.
I can understand the once not catalogued when they expire they no longer hold
the tape from going to the scratch pool.
But what about those cases when the catalogued datasets hit their expiration
May be there is a reason as to why you are gettign so many different answers.
In my case, the question I normally get from management is: how much is it
going to cost us to maintain a copy our application XXX data at our DR location?
I change this into a problem of money and budgets.
I figured tha
At my company we use GMT and offset from it for the time on our zOS system.
We also use MXG/SAS.
I was not aware that TOD was a requirement for SAS.
Might be an MXG thing but our times are properly reported.
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OK, mission accomplished. The Journal is now larger.
Thank you all for your participation and help, particularly Walter.
Once the HSM re-start was disabled in OPS/MVS, it all worked as advertised.
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> I hope you were now able to enlarge your hsm journal, which was your goal.
I am coming to work this SAT to try again.
This time I will be showing up in person so I can see what is going on with all
the LPAR's.
We found the OPS/MVS rule and it is being disabled. They are also checking in
all t
> Have a look at RESTART keyword in your procedure.
I took a look at the HSM PROC and EMERG=NO but no signs of RESTART.
I also checked out SYS.PARMLIB(ARCCMDSx) and could not find any traces of a
RESTART keyword.
When I look at the LOG, I can see that OPS/MVS is involved and might be the
culpri
>I don't think so. I'm not aware of any hsm parameter which would restart the
>address space once it is
>shutdown. As Dave already mentioned, ask your automation folks. It is possible
>your automation product
>triggers ARC0002I on the main LPAR, of hsm is defined under ARM
We are taking a closer
>> yes, every hsm instance sharing the journal dataset must be put in emergency
>> > mode (1), and also be stopped (3).
>> Walter Marguccio
>Walter, very kind of you. I will go it this weekend before we IPL with the
>new time here in the US.
We ran into problems.
We put HSM in emergency in
> yes, every hsm instance sharing the journal dataset must be put in emergency
> > mode (1), and also be stopped (3).
> Walter Marguccio
Walter, very kind of you. I will go it this weekend before we IPL with the new
time here in the US.
>I would do what the "hsm Storage Admin Guide" suggest under "moving the
>Journal" :
>1. Put DFSMShsm in emergency mode. SETSYS EMERGENCY
>2. Issue the CONTROLDATASETS parameter of the BACKVOL command to back up the
>control and journal data sets.BACKVOL CONTROLDATASETS
>3.
> An obvious corollary is that system maintenance should be done when
> the local time is 0300 everywhere.
Not a bad idea unless you happen to be the one doing the maintenance half awake.
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: HSM Journal dataset is almost full
> From: Uriel Carrasquilla
> Subject: Re: HSM Journal dataset is almost full
> If I was to increase the size of the HSM1.JRNL dataset, what would be the
> best practice?
I would do what the "hsm Storage Admin Guide" suggest under &quo
Ed,
It is ignorance on my part.
By John and the group asking me the question, I learned what is going on.
Regards,
Uriel
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I made the wrong comment. the "F DFSMSHSM,BACKVOL CDS" command is running on a
schedule. When it runs, last time was yesterday, the HSM1.JRNL dataset does
get reset to empty. In my case, it is allocated with 150 CYLS and since
yesterday it has used up 22 CYLS.
The problem is that I am getting
u a
set of CDS Backups.
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I keep on getting messages that the Journal dataset is 80% (which I c
I keep on getting messages that the Journal dataset is 80% (which I confirmed
under ISPF 3.2).
My plan is to shutdown HSM, rename the existing file, create a new one with the
same characteristics, copy the renamed file, and bring up HSM.
Is my thinking appropriate?
Thank you.
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> run time environment
>
> I found CEE.SCEELKED with the SETENV member in the PD
We are current with zOS 11.
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ed it in the correct libraries and LPA and/or
Linklist member of
IEASYSxx of the SYS1.PARMLIB. Could you have a situation where your IEASYSXX
member is incorrect ? Just a thought.
Scott J Ford
Software Engineer
http://www.identityforge.com
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Company(r), Mid-West National Life Insurance Company of TennesseeSM and The
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I have a developer that is not being able to make a call to SETENV from within
Cobol (Cobol snippet: call 'setenv' using envname,...).
I found that the C routines in the LE run time environment must be available.
Does anybody know what I need to check in the linklist/lpa to make sure that
Cobol f
> Going to SAF from ISFPARMS in SDSF is not too bad.
> Go to manual z/OS V1R10.0 SDSF Operation and Customization SA22-7670-11
>There is a section called
> Converting ISFPARMS to SAF security
> This section should help you go through the process of
> 1) Determining if you have SAF inste
> Your shop is probably using SAF controls rather than SDSF controls.
I actually think it is under SDSF control but how to I verify?
and how do you switch to SAF controls?
>What happens if you try executing an MVS command under CONSOLE?
It is actually working fine when I submit TSO-BATCH job from
> When you run in batch, you may not fall into the group you think you are.
> If your
parms are not based on IUID (userid) and are based on TSO authorities like
JCL, OPER and ACCT (as the default / sample parms are), then when you run
in batch the only authority you get is "JCL". This puts you
, Uriel Carrasquilla
wrote:
> "The biggest problem I have found with batch is that many shops have
SDSF security set up (from the default/sample parms) based on TSO
authorities (JCL, OPER, ACCT) and TSOAUTH is automatically set to JCL for
a batch SDSF job (regardless of what authorities th
> The ISF032I RC4 message indicates the MCS console is already activate when
> the REXX is run ..
This works. I must have been in SDSF. I ran the REXX interactively after
making sure I had no SDSF session and it works.
>Your REXX can also set the ISFCONS variable to specify a unique console n
> XX=ISFCALLS('ON')
Yes, this command is being issue ahead of any REXX statement and the ('OFF') at
the end.
If it helps, I can post the entire REXX.
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Hi Mark.
>Does your SDSF console work when you use it via TSO and / or ISPF SDSF?
Yes, it does work. Also, I can see that the MVS command entered via REXX is
being executed when I look at the SDSF log.
>Are you already using a console with that name via TSO/ISPF when you execute
>the exec?
/* REXX */
mycmd.0 = 1
mycmd.1 = 'd a,l'
ADDRESS SDSF ISFSLASH "("MYCMD.") (WAIT)"
...
IF DATATYPE(ISFULOG.0) = "NUM" THEN
DO IX=1 TO ISFULOG.0
SAY "ISFULOG."IX "IS:" ISFULOG.IX
END
PRODUCES;
ISFULOG.1 IS: CPU1 2011284 15:38:31.00 ISF032I CONSOLE SSUJ
Hi Jim.
I am more of the MVS person than the VTAM person.
In fact, my VTAM abilities are very limited.
Sorry but I won't be able to help you.
For the last 10 years, I have also spent more time on the Capacity Planning
side than the Systems Programming side.
Good luck!
Uriel
Has anybody experienced problems with ASCII to EBCDIC translations from MVS NFS
mount points?
I am getting x'00' in my files that were dropped by Unix clients into the MVS
managed Mount Point.
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> Essentially the only thing to do there is to drink.
The good news is that with such low wages there is no risk of getting addicted
to alcohol.
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I could be mistaken but that is not how the H1B visa process normally works.
IBM must post the job to see what kind of response they get in a media often
used by other companies to find similar employees. The salary must match a
median for the position as established by referencing similar jobs.
What kind of money are you talking about?
is it full time, on-site work?
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>>>Have you tried using FBS vs. FB ? This is for fixed block standard and
>>>recognizes the last block can be shorter and not a full block.
>> FB likewise permits the last block to be shorter.
>Surely FB permits *any* block to be short. It's FBS that requ
we have a an NFS mount point on a Sun Solaris that is being serviced by MVS
(zOS 1.11) NFS server. when my customer dropped a file on the Sun's side NFS
mount point, it caused an I/O error. When I compared what I see on the Sun
side under the mount point to what I see under TSO/ISPF, I can see
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