Nope. Only one library in the STEPLIB concatentation.
My post mentioned bit DEBAPFIN. Your response did not mention what you
found when you looked at DEBAPFIN.
I will also mention that if your data set happens to be an alias of a
real data set, you cannot APF-authorize it by the alias name.
Not sure what did it, but I'm getting a new error,
an OPEN problem, so I'll work on tracking that down.
Thanks for the suggestions; I'll also try and figure
out which one made the difference.
(It was not having to use a null-terminated string,
however; that is just one of the ways to pass the
-Original Message-
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Of Steve Comstock
Sent: Monday, March 12, 2007 10:46 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [MVS-OE] BPXWDYN problem
OK, so I'm writing this CGI in Assembler to access
a VSAM file [seemed like a fun thing
I think you will have better luck using FI and DA instead of DD and DSN.
On 3/12/07, Steve Comstock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, so I'm writing this CGI in Assembler to access
a VSAM file [seemed like a fun thing to do]. The
program is reentrant and LE-conforming.
To allocate the file, I want
If you'll fill in the missing numbers ??... I am assuming that it is
0,1,2,3 for the Candidate List and the Online List.
Yes the candidate and online list are set to 0,1,2,3.
1) Have you IPL'd your PROD system since you made the HMC
settings for domains? You must IPL after changing the
Question: I am getting an IOS291I Message Configuration Mismatch error
subcode 21.
I have been hunting through the manuals to see where the NED is set (node
element descriptor).
According to the manual and Apars I have found the 3 fields are:
In my good dev I have
SCP CU ND =
Steve,
First of all, I assume the x'800' was a typo and you really meant
x'8000'.
Is it possible that this CGI is running in ASCII-land? If so, do you
have to translate the text of the alloc statement to EBCDIC first?
If not, what is the hex representation of the bracket characters?
I assume it has been this way forever, but I would have assumed and
expected an abend of some sort loading or executing B' rather than a
successful execution of B.
You need to re-think. This behavior is necessary in order for the system to
function.
Otherwise authorized system code could not LINK
The following is a reposting because of the possible implications for
other shops, The tax e-file application is probably on a mainframe.
It has been down for over a week starting last Monday and they are
hoping to have all of the databases rebuilt by this Thursday. At
least Canada Revenue
In a recent note, Rich Tabor said:
Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2007 05:34:15 -0700
I think you will have better luck using FI and DA instead of DD and DSN.
Why?
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Not sure if this is your problem, but as shown, your X'800'
constant doesn't have enough zeros. (It should be X'8000'.)
At 11:45 PM 3/12/2007, Steve Comstock wrote:
OK, so I'm writing this CGI in Assembler to access
a VSAM file [seemed like a fun thing to do]. The
program is
FFEC = -20. -20 will quickly get you to the fact that the parameter
should be a null-terminated string rather than an MVS-style PARM= value.
Bob
MVS OpenEdition [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 03/12/2007 11:45:43 PM:
OK, so I'm writing this CGI in Assembler to access
a VSAM file [seemed like
On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 14:57:53 -0500, McKown, John
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We have a job
I had a problem a year ago which might have been similar to yours, after a
dynamic configuration change for a point-to-point (no director) FICON
channel (from DASD to tape). IBM took APAR OA14812, and closed it FIN. A
subsequent IPL fixed my issue. The only problem I had was that D M looked
On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 16:13:36 -0500, Mark Steely [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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This has nothing to do with DST. I am having problems keeping our 2
CPU's time's in Sync. We are not Sysplex and we do not have any timers.
We have two z800's
2066-001. The manual describes how to change the Time without an
We recently upgraded from a 9672-R16 to a z9 BC G01 and in the
process went from having 2 GB storage to having 8 GB. HSA takes a
bunch more than it did, but we still have lots of extra storage to play with.
We run 4 LPARs - production z/OS and z/VM and test z/OS and
z/VM. Right now we're
In a recent note, Rob Scott said:
Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2007 05:04:21 -0400
First of all, I assume the x'800' was a typo and you really meant
x'8000'.
Is there an argument here in favor of using VL=1 rather than
coding large hex constants ad-hoc? (Does VL=1 require the
In a recent note, Mark H. Young said:
Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2007 09:54:27 -0500
each LPAR image. Here, they just issue the CLOCK command and update
SYS1.PARMLIB to change the time, sans IPL.
Obviously BOTH methods work, but I seem to remember a reason WHY issuing
the CMD to MVS
As long as your paging rates are in the low single digits, there should
be no issue.
My opinion is to leave it offline to z/OS. It takes CPU cycles to manage
that storage
(although at 8GB, probably not too many).
I believe z/VM has some similar issues with excess storage.
Bottom line (IMO) is use
Do you have expanded storage available for the z/VM LPARs? Even if z/VM
isn't paging, in the event that it does start, having it available will
help performance. The ROT is 20-25% of the LPAR allocation (which I
think is high, but that's what they say).
Mark Bodenstein wrote:
We recently
You could incease your buffers for VSAM, DB2, CICS thereby eliminating
physical I/O and increasing performance.
snip
We run 4 LPARs - production z/OS and z/VM and test z/OS and z/VM. Right
now we're running with about the same LPAR storage allocations that we
had before, and see very little
In a message dated 3/13/2007 9:28:24 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would like to understand where the NED is set that the SCP reads. Is it
something with the IOCDS? If so, where in the HCD can I look. Or is it
strictly a device supplied number?
Would a vary
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Mark Bodenstein wrote:
[...]
Since we're not paging on those systems, would we get any benefit from
allocating additional storage to them? Or would we just be spending
DASD space (because the backing store for paging would have to be bigger
to accommodate the additional storage) for no
Hello All. I received error GTO084E will trying to run an Optimizer Copy
job. GTO084E - Function(GetRequestParms) File(Product-Parameters) I/O
error. RC(102)
The error message above does not tell me what kind of I/O processing error.
I've looked but cannot find the VSAM feedback codes. Can
Mark Bodenstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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We recently upgraded from a 9672-R16 to a z9 BC G01 and in the
process went from having 2 GB storage to having 8 GB. HSA takes a
bunch more than it did, but we still have lots of extra storage to
play with.
We
It has occurred to me that I had a similar problem a couple of months
ago. When I was building a new residence volume for z/OS 1.7 image, I
used the SYS1.LINKLIB from the z/OS 1.7 ServerPac image.
I used a SSA (System Specific Alias) to reference this library. I
authorized this library using
Thanks. I don't know if I'm just blind or whatever, but I spent much
time looking around the Printing Systems Information Center (which is
where I thought this stuff should be documented) and I couldn't find
anything. Is there someplace else I could look for this font reference
guide - or am I
snip
But the configuration data (NED et al.) is stored in a control block that
has not been publicly documented. I believe that it, too, can be displayed
by an operator command. If an in-storage NED is hosed, a vary online or
reIPL may be necessary. Also a PTF may need to be applied.
snip
As I
Hi Folks,
Many of us have, over the years, encountered corporate managers who
do not understand the nature of how MVS experience is acquired. And
therefore, these people cannot (really) tell the difference between an
experienced and an inexperienced MVS person. This often shows, when
I coded a module using Steve's example and got the same return code.
So i changed DD to FI and DSN to DA and got a zero return code (and a
successful dynamic allocation).
I guess I messed up the original parmlist I coded as well when I got
Steve's result - DD and DSN work as well as FI and DA.
On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 16:28:13 -0400, Gray, Larry - Larry A wrote:
We use 235 for DADS/Plus from CA. Don't remember if that is the
recommendation though.
We use 235 for CA-7.
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We recently upgraded from a 9672-R16 to a z9 BC G01 and in the
process went from having 2 GB storage to having 8 GB. HSA takes a
bunch more than it did, but we still have lots of extra storage to
play
with.
snip
Since we're not paging on those systems, would we get any benefit
from
In a message dated 3/13/2007 11:21:51 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
We use 235 for CA-7.
Again, user defined SVCs. Specified in IEASVCxx and for type 3/4 reside in
LPA. My suspicion is post install of z/OS didn't relink the 235 SVC from the
previous system.
The system will translate the alias into the real dataset name. The APF
list will use both dataset name and volume name.
I'm not sure how you referenced SYS1.LINKLIB when you built the new
residence volume, so I can't give a definitive answer there.
On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 08:51:49 -0700, Mark
Also you must be careful adding storage you may not need because, depending on
what OS you are using, the RSM algorithms for determining the 'least recently
used' pages can take more CPU if you have more real storage to search.
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If you do a lot of sort and sort is using SORTWORK files, it might be
possible to trade some of that I/O to RAM.
I think the default SORT parms are pretty storage aggressive now, so it
may not apply.
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Does anyone use message IEE889I (the response to D C) for
automation? If so, how big a deal would it be to change it (for
example, if we were to change the message ID and format of the
response)?
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Does anyone use message IEE889I (the response to D C) for
Try this page:
http://www.printers.ibm.com/internet/wwsites.nsf/vwwebpublished/afpfonts_ww
I got there by going to http://www.ibm/com/printers and choosing Support
and Maintenance and then finding Infoprint Fonts under Software.
Regards,
Roger Bolan
IBM Printing Systems Division
In a message dated 3/13/2007 10:57:32 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As I understand it, last four digits in SCP DEVICE NED identify CU
logical address and device UA. Are the good and bad device in the same logical
CU?
What does the DEVSERV QDASD command returns for
On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 13:09:02 -0400, John Eells [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone use message IEE889I (the response to D C) for
automation?
Hi John,
I'm pretty sure the AO folks use it if there is a buffer shortage.
They parse the output to see what console has the shortage and
change it to
In a message dated 3/13/2007 12:21:44 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Looks like
my sysprogs have done precisely this with SVC 234.
Yeah, the one I always double check is Omegamon. Then I can load the ones I
missed in the upgrade!
I'm pretty sure the AO folks use it if there is a buffer shortage.
They parse the output to see what console has the shortage and change
it to roll mode or perhaps even VARY it OFFLINE.
If any console gets more that 200 messages, automation does a K
Q,L=consid to remove them.
Won't the Message
Hi Ed.
You're not giving much away about your configuration, but this issue
caught my eye as I am trying to gen up on NFS at the moment as part of the
1.4-1.7 migration - and we have AIX clients connecting to the NFS server
on z/os. However, AFAIK, AIX only access HFS files and not standard
On Tue, 2007-03-13 at 13:09 -0400, John Eells wrote:
Does anyone use message IEE889I (the response to D C) for
automation?
Most of our production jobs contain a step at the end that only executes
in case of JCL error, ABEND or unusual completion codes. This step logs
the failure and notifies
On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 17:20:53 +, Steve Flynn wrote:
On 13/03/07, Ed Finnell wrote:
In a message dated 3/13/2007 11:21:51 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
dgkopischke writes:
We use 235 for CA-7.
Again, user defined SVCs. Specified in IEASVCxx and for type 3/4 reside
in
LPA. My
On 13 Mar 2007 11:36:01 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dave
Kopischke) wrote:
Our SVC 235 is dynamically installed, so it could also mean a product
upgrade is required.
There was an IDMS upgrade this past weekend - we passed this
information to the DBAs.
On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 13:57:31 -0400, Bob Shannon
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm pretty sure the AO folks use it if there is a buffer shortage.
They parse the output to see what console has the shortage and change
it to roll mode or perhaps even VARY it OFFLINE.
If any console gets more that 200
We do the same thing for the same reasons.
Jerry Whitteridge
Safeway Inc
925 951 4184
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I use it because we sometimes have TN3270E consoles back up due to
undeletable messages in RD mode. If any console gets more that 200
messages, automation does a K Q,L=consid
I need to create a usermod to handle a non-IBM product zap to an LE
module that I do NOT want hitting the actual production LE module.
Instead, I want to be able to copy the module (or use some other SMP/e
controlled method) from the current CEE.SCEELPA library into a
product-specific library and
UCLIN.
REP MOD(CEEPLPKA) UMID(USERMODNAME).
ENDUCL.
Any maint to that module will be flagged an notify you to refit the
UMOD.
HTH,
snip
I need to create a usermod to handle a non-IBM product zap to an LE
module that I do NOT want hitting the actual production LE module.
Instead, I want to be
On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 16:21:20 -0400, Collinson.Shannon
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to create a usermod to handle a non-IBM product zap to an LE
module that I do NOT want hitting the actual production LE module.
Instead, I want to be able to copy the module (or use some other SMP/e
controlled
No big deal unless the action contains a HOLD(AO) which would be the eyecatcher
for us.
Go ahead
Roland
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In a recent note, Ed Rabara said:
Date: Fri, 9 Mar 2007 18:52:06 -0600
Has anyone run across a situation where the MVS NFS Server retains its
exclusive enqueue against an MVS data set (not a HFS file) created by one of
its clients even after the client no longer use the file?
Yes,
Would the regressed-usermod message still pop up if one of the 347 other
modules in lmod CEEPLPKA besides CEEPLPKA itself was hit by maintenance?
Supposedly, an ADD LMOD(CEEPLPKA) UMID(usermod) UCLIN is an option, but
since that field doesn't show up in a list of an LMOD, I wonder if it
Could it be that case matters? When you edited it, did it change to all
uppercase, for example?
Regards,
Roger Bolan
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10:19:08 AM:
I coded a module using Steve's example and got the same return code.
So i
Any restrictions for using dynamic allocation in an MFS user exit?
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The problem that you've described is far more complicated that it may first
seem. If I understand correctly what you want to do is keep the original
CEEPLPKA in use and in the normal production library, while also creating a
duplicate CEEPLPKA in a separate library. In effect, you would have
Any restrictions for using dynamic allocation (SVC99)in MPF exits?
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2.9.4.2 Macro Instructions and Restrictions
IEAVMXIT and MPF exit routines can issue system macros, but you should be
aware of the following restrictions:
a.. Do not install an exit routine that issues the WAIT macro or calls a
service that issues a WAIT. WAITs and implied WAITs can
2.9.4.2 Macro Instructions and Restrictions
IEAVMXIT and MPF exit routines can issue system macros, but you should
be
aware of the following restrictions:
a.. Do not install an exit routine that issues the WAIT macro or
calls a
service that issues a WAIT. WAITs and implied WAITs can
My actual initial error was FFEB (not FFEC for Steve) because
I coded DS cl60'alloc...' instead of dc cl60'alloc...'. Since then, I
tried lower case (CAPS OFF) for the cmd and BPXWDYN works for lower
case commands as well.
On 3/13/07, Roger Bolan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could it be
This question might be best answered by Mr Wiki himself Rob Schramm, but I
am sure others have resolved or looked into this issue. We have been
running JSPWiki for sometime on z/OS, but now have a requirement to lock
access to some of the pages. I have implemented jzos within tomcat so that
I normally don't pay attention to envelopes from Publishers Clearing
House but today I got an the usual envelope. Of course it had the
usual advertisement stuff but it caught my eye because it mentioned
their IBM Mainframe was going to choose the winning number. It also
mentioned item
On 12 Mar 2007 07:05:09 -0700, in bit.listserv.ibm-main you wrote:
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Subject: Any DST Problems Yesterday?
I was
Since one of the major hysteria media tycoons is Rupert
Murdoch from Austrailia, I don't think the Aussies on the
list are in much position to be smug. More on topic, my PC
and my wife's laptop coped. I don't have a mainframe to deal
with but I hope all of them in the affected areas of
On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 13:09:02 -0400, John Eells [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone use message IEE889I (the response to D C) for
automation? If so, how big a deal would it be to change it (for
example, if we were to change the message ID and format of the
response)?
...
My original response
We have one distributed remote data entry application that depended on
Java on NexTel hand helds that had problems because NexTel's level of
Java didn't handle the transition properly. The devices had a
less-efficient backup mode of operation that didn't depend on Java that
is being used
John Eells wrote:
Does anyone use message IEE889I (the response to D C) for automation?
If so, how big a deal would it be to change it (for example, if we were
to change the message ID and format of the response)?
We use it as a way to make some Netview system automation dependent upon
the
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