On Tue, 7 Mar 2006 16:10:52 -0800, Edward E. Jaffe
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ATX is displayed when CHTRKID in the CSCB (see macro IEECHAIN) contains:
CHATXID EQU X'05' - ATX ADDRESS SPACE IDENTIFIER
It does indeed mean APPC Transaction job. (Not sure where this
attached designation came
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(E)JES will show the ATX on the Activity display. If you
Hello Ed, it's been a long time since talking to the guys at Phoenix. In
any event, I tried the SRESET and YALL command, and there is no Display
ATXs === YES on the Entry Panel or Primary Selection Criteria window.
Maybe it's due to our version (V2R5M0).
It turns out that the users/programmers have this desktop product that
uses some variation of FTP. It has the ability to spawn an ATX address
space. These are not APPC address spaces. Looks like an expansion of the
ATX attribute may be needed.
/programmers and the mainframe was IP.
Chris Mason
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It turns out that the users
There is no entry for the product in the APPCTP data set.
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We discovered something interesting. We did an FTP operation using our
terminal emulator product (PASSPORT) instead of the PC-based FTP product,
and we can see an address space of type ATX started. We stopped the test
and then brought down APPC. We repeated the FTP test and it worked, which
Richard Tsujimoto wrote:
Hello Ed, it's been a long time since talking to the guys at Phoenix. In
any event, I tried the SRESET and YALL command, and there is no Display
ATXs === YES on the Entry Panel or Primary Selection Criteria window.
Maybe it's due to our version (V2R5M0).
Rick,
McKown, John wrote:
(E)JES will show the ATX on the Activity display. If you
can't see it, try issuing the SRESET and YALL commands.
Does (E)JES have an ALL YALL command as well as the YALL command?
Southerners want to know this sorta stuff! GRIN.
No. But, we're fixing to add one
Richard Tsujimoto wrote:
It turns out that the users/programmers have this desktop product that
uses some variation of FTP. It has the ability to spawn an ATX address
space. These are not APPC address spaces. Looks like an expansion of the
ATX attribute may be needed.
What release of
Thanks Ed, I'll follow-up on this.
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Ed, you embarrass me grin, we're clinging onto OS/390 2.6
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We discovered something interesting. We did an FTP operation using our
On Wed, 8 Mar 2006 09:26:38 -0800, Edward E. Jaffe
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What release of the operating system are you running???
OMVS used to use APPC/MVS for its forked procedures. There was no need
to expand the meaning of ATX for those address spaces. They were indeed
APPC transactions,
The use of netstat was not for checking any APPC connection. It was done
to see if an IP connection was present, which it was. Sorry for any
confusion I might have caused.
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When a D J,L command is issued, the response is message IEE114I, showing a
list of jobs and STCs. Those that are jobs have J next to them, and STCs
have S next to them. We have one that has an A next to it. According to
Messages and Codes, A stands for ATX. I can't find out what ATX stands
attached transaction programs (ATX) created by the START or MOUNT
command
We have 1 A task as well, ftpd1. It looks like it is a spawned UNIX
task.
Rex
When a D J,L command is issued, the response is message IEE114I, showing
a
list of jobs and STCs. Those that are jobs have J next to them,
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Messages and Codes, A stands for ATX. I can't find out what ATX stands
for.
Any mount messages pending?
If the command is one of the following, some combination of the fourth,
fifth, and
These are probably APPC Transactions.
When a D J,L command is issued, the response is message IEE114I, showing a
list of jobs and STCs. Those that are jobs have J next to them, and STCs
have S next to them. We have one that has an A next to it. According to
Messages and Codes, A
Attached transaction programs.
Regards,
Kevin
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APPC Transaction?
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Date: Tue, 7 Mar 2006 12:09:30 -0500
When a D J,L command is issued, the response is message IEE114I, showing
On Tue, 7 Mar 2006 12:09:30 -0500, Richard Tsujimoto wrote:
When a D J,L command is issued, the response is message IEE114I, showing a
list of jobs and STCs. Those that are jobs have J next to them, and STCs
have S next to them. We have one that has an A next to it. According to
Messages and
Instead of multiple replies, I combined them below (irrespective of
poster):
It looks like it is a spawned UNIX
task.
We're not running/using OMVS, so I don't think this is the case.
Any mount messages pending?
Nope.
These are probably APPC Transactions.
That may be a possiblity, but when I
Can you tell us what the task name is that is listed as A?
Subject: Re: Need help with msg IEE114I
Instead of multiple replies, I combined them below (irrespective of
poster):
It looks like it is a spawned UNIX
task.
We're not running/using OMVS, so I don't think this is the case.
Any mount
We're not running/using OMVS, so I don't think this is the case.
but when I did a netstat command, it showed an
IP connection with a Windows server, so I don't think APPC is it.
For quite a number of years now, TCP/IP uses OMVS sockets, so you are
using OMVS if you use TCP. That IP
: Need help with msg IEE114I
Instead of multiple replies, I combined them below (irrespective of
poster):
It looks like it is a spawned UNIX
task.
We're not running/using OMVS, so I don't think this is the case.
Any mount messages pending?
Nope.
These are probably APPC Transactions.
That may
For quite a number of years now, TCP/IP uses OMVS sockets, so you are
using OMVS if you use TCP. That IP session may explain the ATX
You're right about TCP/IP and OMVS. But, I was referring to user
applications running in OMVS proper. I suspect your right about IP and
ATX as well, but I
Can you tell us what the task name is that is listed as A?
It's a locally name application, e.g. COMETS
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Have you got APPC and ASCH started tasks, possibly ASCHINIT tasks?
Yes, but the APPCTP content has only one *job* in it and it isn't the one
I'm looking for.
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Do you use a monitor product?
For instance, we use Mainview and if I look at an overview of
what is running, there is a T field for Address Space Type
and the HELP for that field indicates that it is showing values for:
BAT - Batch
STC - Started task
TSO - TSO
ASC - ASCH (APPC) Address Space User
Richard Tsujimoto wrote:
For quite a number of years now, TCP/IP uses OMVS sockets, so you are
using OMVS if you use TCP. That IP session may explain the ATX
You're right about TCP/IP and OMVS. But, I was referring to user
applications running in OMVS proper. I suspect your right
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