USING FRED,15
FRED CSECT
B SAVE-*(15)
L 15,0(1)
B RETURN
SAVE DS 0H
STM 14,12,12(13)
BALR 11,0
LA 0,*-FRED
SLR 11,0
LA 2,SAVEAREA
ST 2,8(13)
ST 13,4(2)
* LR 13,2
B4(15)
*
RETURN DS 0S
* L
I assume you have the program linked as non-reentrant? If so, examine your C
or L/E compile/runtime options as there may be something there that is forcing
the rununit to be reentrant.
If you still can't see it, change your driver to assembler (or add another) and
do a load/branch for the
All now working!
It really is as easy as John C said.. I went back and did everything again with
the certificates, didn't otherwise do anything different, and it all worked! So
I guess I must have just messed up the certificate generation process at some
stage.
Thanks for help - got me
On Fri, 16 Jan 2009 10:02:19 -0600, Tom Marchant wrote:
If you perform a soft activate only, everything will be fine until you IPL
again. Then, because you didn't do a hardware activate too, you will get
the old IODF, from before you changed the esoterics. That's because the
soft activate
GIONFRIDDO MICHELE mgionfri...@sogei.it wrote in message
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it...
I have a problem.
In my environment, i have same volser per tape a disk. When I submit a
job, during the allocation of unit, I have this message:
I have a problem.
In my environment, i have same volser per tape a disk. When I submit a
job, during the allocation of unit, I have this message:
Statement JCL of JOB
//SYDD DSN=SYSG.ACS.BACV.SSIGB2R0.DMSC.S2009016.T235759,
//DISP=SHR,UNIT=3490,VOL=SER=BT0292
Recently we heave implemented the JESLOG=(SPIN,'00:00') option
on our DB2 tasks , in order to separate the logs of every day ,
see following JOB card sample .
//DB2AMSTR JOB (T1440),'SYSTEM-DB2M',MSGCLASS=V,MSGLEVEL=(1,1),
// NOTIFY=S85,REGION=0M,JESLOG=(SPIN,'00:00')
It is working well
Are you displaying these from the DA screen?
If so, the datasets are no longer logically part of the 'active' job as they've
spun off, so won't have all the details. You'll see them in the 'Held Output'
or 'Output' screen. You'll see the Crdates correctly there.
Brian
Hi, All,
Does NVAS 2.1 support mixed-case passwords? I found no hits in the NVAS
bookshelf for mixed case password.
TIA,
-jc-
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Does Anybody have any pointers re: concurrent TCP/IP Assembler programs
specfically
A)in the Subtak (attached program) do you have to issue a
INITAPI
B) It it necessary to use EZASM STORAGE=GLOBAL or STORAGE=TASK
when writting a concurrent (meaning using subtask to use the send and
Jim
FUD!
There's quite a lot needs straightening out here!
1. It is very much in general inappropriate to associate security with only
with VTAM. It is very likely to be more appropriate to use the term SNA
security.
2. If we are talking about long ago, with respect to security at the
I feel I should really know this..!
Is there a 'standard' IBM utility that will take a 'standard input' kind of
dataset and print it, with pagination and page numbers on a header (or footer)
- with also perhaps the date and time, and the dataset name, for example?
I just want a generic
Brian P of the IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu wrote
on 01/19/2009 07:49:20 AM:
I feel I should really know this..!
Is there a 'standard' IBM utility that will take a 'standard input'
kind of dataset and print it, with pagination and page numbers on a
header (or footer) -
(A) Yes - and if the subtask is going to TakeSocket pay attention to the
SUBTASK= keyword
(B) The way I have implemented this in the past is to have the mother task pass
a parameter list to the daughter subtasks that includes the address of the
EZASMI GLOBAL area - and then each subtask will
Do someone know the exact reason for APF authorizing the libraries ? I have
known the reason as when we do them, it protects the base code from getting
affected by the unauthorized applications. but, how are the supervisor state
and the problem state correlates with this. ? This confounds me many
Well I never..!
Perfect!
Thanks John!
SNIP
You can use the PRINTDS TSO command or ISPF 3.1 if you want headers and
page numbers.
UNSNIP
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GIONFRIDDO MICHELE wrote:
Is possible to resolve the problem, without delete the volser tape
BT0292 or the disk with the same volser???
On that system, the only way to read the tape would be
LABEL=(2,BLP),VOL=SER=nn,DCB=(.),UNIT=
This requires special authorizations, so it would be
Most applications run in problem state key 8. Some functions need to be
performed in supervisor state or a storage key other than 8. There are 2
basic ways to do this.
1. Use an assist routine (SVC, PC, ...). This works fine for casual,
well defined use.
2. Use something like MODESET to change
Gerhard Postpischil gerh...@valley.net wrote in message
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GIONFRIDDO MICHELE wrote:
Is possible to resolve the problem, without delete the volser tape
BT0292 or the disk with the same volser???
On that system, the only way to read the tape would be
On Mon, 19 Jan 2009 04:43:25 -0600, Zaromil Tisler wrote:
On Fri, 16 Jan 2009 10:02:19 -0600, Tom Marchant wrote:
If you perform a soft activate only, everything will be fine until you IPL
again. Then, because you didn't do a hardware activate too, you will get
the old IODF, from before you
Some how I have managed to create something that ISPF thinks is an edit
macro. Opening any file/member tries to execute the macro (which is junk and
therefore invalid). Simple question for simple mind: How do I get rid of it?
I
have searched high and low and cannot find the reference.
Betsy Jeffery of the IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
wrote on 01/19/2009 10:05:17 AM:
Some how I have managed to create something that ISPF thinks is an edit
macro. Opening any file/member tries to execute the macro (which isjunk
and
therefore invalid). Simple question for
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I have a problem.
In my environment, i have same volser per tape a disk. When I submit a
job, during the allocation of unit, I have this message:
Statement JCL of JOB
//SYDD DSN=SYSG.ACS.BACV.SSIGB2R0.DMSC.S2009016.T235759,
Betsy, Search the IBM-MAIN archives. This has come up a number of times
in the past and solutions are given.
I always end up doing that when this happens since it is infrequent and
I don't remember thefix.
Alan
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GIONFRIDDO MICHELE wrote:
Is possible to resolve the problem, without delete the volser tape
BT0292 or the disk with the same volser???
On that system, the only way to read
Hello,
I just installed Filezilia Ftp Client and configure it to access z/VM
user mdisks or sfs directories.
I can access to z/OS PDS members, but I can´t access files located in
FTP defined disks. I know I´m missing something, but where?
When I logon using IBMUSER user, I can select in remote
It always amazes me that whilst IBM engineering does appear to have managed to
grasp metric, documentation is still sized in rods, poles, and perches. IBM,
at one time the world's second largest publisher, had the ability to sort that
out.
From our office in WT I used to send out our
On Mon, 19 Jan 2009 11:29:22 +0100, GIONFRIDDO MICHELE wrote:
I have a problem.
In my environment, i have same volser per tape a disk.
BTDTGTTS. DLI. NGDIA. (Wishful thinking.)
If the problem occurs within your site, your site has a process
problem. One of a very difficult type because its
Thankx
I am using async processing ECB=
a couple of more questions
A) Why would have to pass the address of the global stroage to the SubTasks
??
B) I debugging both Mother and Daughter task under TSO TEST
if retocde = 0 for the API's that 0 is a good return code for example
On Mon, 19 Jan 2009 14:32:21 -0200, Carlos Bodra wrote:
I just installed Filezilia Ftp Client and configure it to access z/VM
user mdisks or sfs directories.
I can access to z/OS PDS members, but I can´t access files located in
FTP defined disks. I know I´m missing something, but where?
When I
A) The EZASMI global storage block contains important state information -
including things like the load epaddr of the API load module. You should
perform a USING on EZASMGWA for it.
B) If the INITAPI has been done correctly for the subtask, the logic for ASYNC
ECB API call should be something
Paul Gilmartin wrote:
[...]
The Right Solution would be to enlarge the VOLSER name space, so you
could use, e.g. BT2092.dasdvol.SOGEI.IT.
IMHO it doesn't change to much.
In your example there is still no warranty of name uniqueness, only it
would be less likely. What about
Thankx
was that your IDEA setting ECBLIST (that way if TCP/IP doesn't post you
down get deadlocked)
re: GLOBAL storage there are 2 storage areas defined by it
GWAUSCNT
GWA03PSA
They dont seem to be refrenced by any of the EZASMI api's
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On Mon, 19 Jan 2009 18:09:43 +0100, R.S. wrote:
[...]
The Right Solution would be to enlarge the VOLSER name space, so you
could use, e.g. BT2092.dasdvol.SOGEI.IT.
IMHO it doesn't change to much.
In your example there is still no warranty of name uniqueness, only it
would be less likely. What
I have print sitting in output Q...NON held... will not print... noticed
this print (per SDSF) has the STATUS field(in SDSF) set to USER...
any ideas on how to change field...
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I have print sitting in output Q...NON held... will not print... noticed
this print
Mark
I will reply - with an idea to look to our product SmartIS. We can provide
a myriad of ways to pull the information you asked about in your post and a
lot more on production systems in general. We can tie items together (like
JCL , SMF, DB2, etc).
Regards
Brian Fitzgibbon
SEGUS Inc
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I am trying find the explanation for error message ADR849E. I looked at
z/OS V1R4.0 MVS System Messages, Vol 1 (ABA-AOM) it wasn't listed. Can anybody
suggest other places where I should look.
Thanks in advance.
ADR849E (ttt)-m(yy), COPY FROM VOLUME input_volume_serial_number TO
VOLUME output_volume_serial_number FAILED BECAUSE THE OUTPUT VOLUME
IS A SPACE EFFICIENT VOLUME
Chris Hoelscher
Senior IDMS DB2 Database Administrator
Humana Inc
502-476-2538
choelsc...@humana.com
even more:
Explanation: For a COPY FULL or a COPY TRACKS operation specifying one
track range that includes the entire volume, space efficient FlashCopy
must be used to perform the full volume copy to a space efficient volume.
DFSMSdss was unable to establish a space efficient FlashCopy
Chris,
Did you find this on a CD collection or on IBM's web site? I looked in
my z/OS 1.7 CD collection and the ADR messages skip from ADR847 to
ADR860.
Rex
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:ibm-m...@bama.ua.edu] On
Behalf Of Chris Hoelscher
Subject: Re: UNABLE TO FIND ERROR
The message is a new message: You can look at APAR OA15791 to determine this
message and others as part of new features in DFDSS.
ADR849E (ttt)-m(yy), COPY FROM VOLUME
input_volume_serial_number TO VOLUME
output_volume_serial_number FAILED BECAUSE THE
OUTPUT VOLUME IS A SPACE
It seems to me that I saw a thread that stated when you hit GV00 you
will be unable to create (+1).
Is this correct?
How did you handle this situation? Just delete all generations or create a
new GDG?
THI
Jerry Fuchs
Senior Systems Engineer
Wendy's Arby's Group
One Dave Thomas Blvd.
A SPACE EFFICIENT VOLUME
Okay! I'll bite. I've missed the terminology.
Your response doesn't answer the question.
What is a SPACE EFFICIENT VOLUME?
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On Mon, 2009-01-19 at 14:13 -0500, Jerry Fuchs wrote:
It seems to me that I saw a thread that stated when you hit GV00 you
will be unable to create (+1).
You're mistaken. It rolls over, just as you think it should. Easy
enough to verify: create a GV00 in a test GDG, then a +1 and see
Regarding EZASMI, I have used it quite extensively in two products that I am
involved in - the ECB list method seems to be the only way to correctly manage
the interface - there are just too many ways that EZASMI can get into a never
post style situation. It is a bit of a pain to have to keep
IIRC, a status of USER is typically caused by a JES2 hold ($HJ) command, and
can be reversed by a JES2 release command ($AJ).
Ron Wells rwe...@agfinance.com 1/19/2009 1:11 PM
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Thanks,
Guess that I must have misread the thread or I was smoking something at
the time.
Jerry
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CA-7 comes with a BATCH TERMINAL INTERFACE where you can do any
command you can do online. Also, the ugly yet capable CA-EARL is
available.
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On Mon, 19 Jan 2009 14:13:34 -0500, Jerry Fuchs
jerry.fu...@wendysarbys.com wrote:
It seems to me that I saw a thread that stated when you hit GV00 you
will be unable to create (+1).
Is this correct?
How did you handle this situation? Just delete all generations or create a
new GDG?
THI
thanks all found it... turned on $tdebug,security=yes. found out
racf changes nailed me.live and learn
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Space Efficient Volumes is a new feature of FlashCopy and is only
available with the new DS8000 DASD boxes. When a normal volume is
created it occupies the defined capacity on the physical drives. A space
efficient volume does not occupy physical capacity when it is created.
Space gets allocated
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 9:18 AM, Mark T. Regan, K8MTR
netsfw-ibmm...@yahoo.com wrote:
If I have a list of job names, is there a CA7
batch reporting facility whereby
I can run said list against CA7 and find out if the jobs are still being
scheduled, how often, and the last time they were
In my code the address of the interface seems to be gotten from the task
storage
L 15,E$ASMH03-EZASMTIE(15) Get address of EZASOH03@A2C
thankx again
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Behalf Of Rob Scott
This is a new Flashcopy function. Here is the text for Apar OA15791
NEW FUNCTION: Space Efficient FlashCopy ( SEFLC )
Local fix
Problem summary
* USERS AFFECTED: All DFSMSdss release 1K0 and higher users*
* of
This does not assist you with CA-7, but Control-M on z/OS has the
ability to provide job information by using the JOBSTAT command. The
result will the last 20 occurrences of the job in question, Date/Time
and how long each ran. There are many other items in Control-M to
assist job schedulers.
Is there some utility out there where you supply as input the CEEROPT load
module, and the utility reports on what options it specifies?
I'd hate to write one only to find out that I re-invented the wheel...
Thanks.
Adam Johanson
IMS Systems Programming
USAA
Is this for IMS, CICS, Batch or other environment? What level of z/OS would
you be running this on?
Cics has CLER for seeing the options, and I think IMS may also have one for the
online side.
If you are at z/OS V1.9 then the parms might be maintained in CEEPRMxx in
SYS1.PARMLIB or a CEEOPT
It's for an IMS MPR. We're at z/OS 1.9.
What I'd really like is for the utility to take the load module, and output
the
CEEXOPT macro, complete with options contained in the CEEROPT module.
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At 13:41 -0600 on 01/19/2009, Scott Barry wrote about Re: GDG Question:
The GDG assignment rolls from GV00 to **.G0001V00 on this condition.
That is because the GDG is in a VSAM catalog. In the past when CVOL
catalogs were used I think you were SOL since there was no rollover
ability.
Michele, If you use DFSMSrmm as your tape management system, you can
add this tape volume to rmm and then use it ok.
rmm allows you to add a tape volume and give it something like an alias.
Assume you can use a volser like MYDUPT and actual volser is BT0292
RMM AV MYDUPT STATUS(MASTER)
Kees, and others who referred to the same problem
If you have a tape that duplicates a system managed tape volume look to use
the storage class d...@sms to get round the problem using a drive outside a
sms managed library.
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-
Hello everyone,
I'm looking for information from anyone using Tidal Enterprise Scheduler
prior to getting a vendor dog-and-pony show next week with people from
other platforms.
Is anyone out there using Tidal Enterprise Scheduler to run
jobs/schedules on z/OS? Any comments, complaints, likes,
Joe Reichman wrote:
Does Anybody have any pointers re: concurrent TCP/IP Assembler programs
specfically
A)in the Subtak (attached program) do you have to issue a
INITAPI
B) It it necessary to use EZASM STORAGE=GLOBAL or STORAGE=TASK
when writting a concurrent (meaning using
I am looking into RACF certificates to handle Key Management, early stages
looks doable.
Am by far no expert in all the terminology for those on my Team handle all the
details. In general indeed the KEYS are maintained by z/OS RACF and along
with ICSF give us a doable, secure option. The
Jim, thanks for that clarification. To support internal DR testing, we've
defined reserved storage on a few LPARs for years. We've never had the
problem of an LPAR grabbing the RSU as non-reconfigurable, but all of our
LPARs by standard use Load Clear. We got lucky, I guess.
Also, these LPARs
OOPS, my idea won't work. It is the CEEROPT module itself that you are
trying to find what options are set.
I do not know of a dis-assembler for a CEEROPT load module.
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Sent: Monday, January 19, 2009 6:44 PM
To:
Final thought (replying to myself, replying to myself G)
Code a small program that CALLs CEE3DMP, that program's output will show you
the run-time options in effect.
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Sent: Monday, January 19, 2009 6:53 PM
To:
I don't know if this is what you are looking for, but at LE 1.9, you can
A) create a CEEROPT stand-alone module with
RPTOPTS(ON)
(You may or may not want to modify MSGFILE as well)
See:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/ceea2180/1.9.2
B) place the resuliting load
That is because the GDG is in a VSAM catalog.
ICF catalogue -- different from VSAM.
In the past when CVOL catalogs were used I think you were SOL since there was
no rollover
ability.
I don't recall it ever being a problem, even with CVOLs.
I started this business as a JCL jockey in Production
Make sure you didn't accidentally set up an initial macro on your ISPF EDIT
panel.
In option 2) look below the Workstation File line and make sure nothing is
in the initial macro field.
I've done this by accident a few times. The macro setting will stay in your
ISPF profile until you remove it.
Thankx for help
I have a couple of more questions
1) The Orignal Socket Created via socket bind and later on used on the
listen is the one
which the server is listining on
Later on the socket reterived on the Accept via the Retcode is the one from
the Client
it is this socket used on Send
thankx
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Sent: Monday, January 19, 2009 6:15 PM
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Subject: Re: Assembler TCP/IP
Joe Reichman wrote:
Does Anybody have any pointers re: concurrent TCP/IP
Yes it does, because we are using mixed-case passwords. It requires a PTF for
APAR PK16580.
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Sent: Mon 1/19/2009 7:17 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Subject: Netview Access Services (NVAS) and Mixed-case
Kevin,
A couple of items. Of course, CA Tape Encryption can encrypt directly both
DFDSS and FDR output so there would be no need for an additional product.
However, because you want to encrypt more files than you are currently
licensed for if you simply encrypt all full-volume backups that
The option that Mike presents (giving the tape volume an alias volser)
eliminates the need for using BLP. This option is also available if your
tape management system is CA-1. With CA-1, this feature is called AIVS
(Alternate Internal Volume Serial); and you can use the ISPF panels to
assign. This
Most NVAS publications in the bookshelf date from 1997, and the Program
Directory from 2003, so it's not surprising that they would omit mention of
mixed case passwords. (z/OS 1.7 introduced mixed case passwords in 2005.)
But yes, you can get mixed case password support with NVAS. Take a look at
Someone wrote:
USING FRED,15
FRED CSECT
B SAVE-*(15)
What value is in register 1 here?
L 15,0(1)
What is in register 15 here?
Remember, R15 is still the only base register, and will
be used in the next instruction...
B RETURN
SAVE DS 0H
STM 14,12,12(13)
On Tue, 20 Jan 2009 14:42:47 +0900, Timothy Sipples wrote:
But yes, you can get mixed case password support with NVAS. Take a look at
APAR PK16580 for more information. Here's a Web link that should work:
http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg1PK16580
Wherein I read:
Note: As
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