On 9/10/2010 8:00 PM, David Alcock wrote:
I was under the mistaken belief the use count didn't matter
for modules linked RENT and/or found in the LPA from a LOAD
macro. But I see that you will get a S906 after 32767
(x'7fff') loads. This is z/OS 1.11. Did it always work this
way?
John Gilmor
On Fri, 10 Sep 2010 21:06:24 -0500, John McKown wrote:
>On Fri, 10 Sep 2010 17:00:24 -0700, David Alcock wrote:
>
>>I was under the mistaken belief the use count didn't matter for modules
>linked RENT and/or found in the LPA from a LOAD macro. But I see that you
>will get a S906 after 32767 (x'7f
On Fri, 10 Sep 2010 17:00:24 -0700, David Alcock
wrote:
>I was under the mistaken belief the use count didn't matter for modules
linked RENT and/or found in the LPA from a LOAD macro. But I see that you
will get a S906 after 32767 (x'7fff') loads. This is z/OS 1.11. Did it
always work this way
1) The use count is a signed halfword;
2) The use count is incremented by 1 for every LOAD and decremented by 1 for
every DELETE;
3) The capacity of a signed halfword is 2^15 - 1 = 32767;
4) If loads and deletes are paired difficulties are unlikely; if they are not
paired difficulties of t
On Fri, 10 Sep 2010 19:06:51 -0500, Dave Kopischke
wrote:
>On Fri, 10 Sep 2010 14:19:10 -0500, Mark Zelden wrote:
>
>>>I think a RACF hook in the exit would be a better approach. I'd also be
>>>interested in seeing a code example of this...
>>>
>>
>>Someone already posted a sample IEFUJI. It loo
On Fri, 10 Sep 2010 14:19:10 -0500, Mark Zelden wrote:
>>I think a RACF hook in the exit would be a better approach. I'd also be
>>interested in seeing a code example of this...
>>
>
>Someone already posted a sample IEFUJI. It looks similar to mine
>but mine used an installation defined class ins
I was under the mistaken belief the use count didn't matter for modules linked
RENT and/or found in the LPA from a LOAD macro. But I see that you will get a
S906 after 32767 (x'7fff') loads. This is z/OS 1.11. Did it always work this
way?
NAME. IEFBR14 ENTPT 00C64000 CHAIN 0
Does anyone use a CA job scheduler product called ESP Workload Automation?
PROS/CONS compared to other job schedulers?
TIA
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I have personally used CompuWare's FileAid, but I have not used File Manager.
FileAid works great for us, both online under TSO and in batch.
Linda
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Try recompiling the program with DATA(24). PS all sub-routines must be compiled
with DATA(24) if the main program is compiled with DATA(24).
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>Funny how companies still figure on IBM to have all the answers when all they
>need to do is look internally.
>I've seen this more times than I can count.
Ditto.
I've lost my job twice due to outsourcing, and I'm pretty good at what I do.
Unfortunately, that makes you high-priced.
And, out-sourc
All,
Since we upgraded to z/OS 1.11, we have encountered a couple of system
dumps that have set the system non-dispatchable during global data
capture for 15 seconds! This long delay caused an application outage
because the application could not tolerate that long of wait.
The two dumps ca
we do something similar ... our exec submits a batch job that runs
XMITIP ...
--Stephen
On 09/10/2010 07:33 AM, Dale McCart wrote:
> The following OPS/MVS MSG rule and REXX uses SMTP to send message to
> e-mail and phones.
>
> )MSG IEC070I
> )PROC
> IF (MSG.JOBNAME = "DLISASPP"),
>
On Fri, 10 Sep 2010 14:02:14 -0500, Dave Kopischke
wrote:
>
>I think a RACF hook in the exit would be a better approach. I'd also be
>interested in seeing a code example of this...
>
Someone already posted a sample IEFUJI. It looks similar to mine
but mine used an installation defined class in
On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 11:25 AM, Jack Kelly wrote:
> Does OPS have the ability to call a phone number and send a message to
> someone? Or does another product, eg NetView?
> I assume that any of them can send a email but I hate assumption?
>
> TIA
> Jack
//jobname JOB acct,pgmname,CLASS=A,MSGCLA
On Fri, 10 Sep 2010 13:44:42 -0500, Mark Zelden wrote:
Much Snippage:
>>You might consider using an automation product to do this instead. Unless
>>your JOB Class structure never changes. Ours doesn't... didn't... until
>recently.
>>
>
>Dave,
>
>1) I'm not sure how automation can catch it when a j
---
Hi,
I need to manage the use of classes when users submit their batch
processes . . . I have been researching the topic and found that I can do it
using the exit IEFUJI and defining a special class in RACF.
Has anyone
On Fri, 10 Sep 2010 13:25:58 -0500, Dave Kopischke
wrote:
>On Fri, 10 Sep 2010 11:21:01 -0500, Mark Zelden wrote:
>
>>On Fri, 10 Sep 2010 10:58:15 -0500, Alvaro Quintupray B.
>> wrote:
>>
>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>I need to manage the use of classes when users submit their batch
>>>processes . . . I hav
On Fri, 10 Sep 2010 11:21:01 -0500, Mark Zelden wrote:
>On Fri, 10 Sep 2010 10:58:15 -0500, Alvaro Quintupray B.
> wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>I need to manage the use of classes when users submit their batch
>>processes . . . I have been researching the topic and found that I can do it
>>using the e
The problem IMHO is new management and accountants
The new management has cut their teeth on the server world for example
we had a deputy cio hire in, we were talking about the mainframe one day and
I explained to him how we ran cics(explained it) a db, batch, users(developing
cobol), etc and he
The title says it all, but I'll lay out the details so you can understand
why I want to know.
We have a modified version of ISTINCLM located in the VTAMLIB concatenation
ahead of the default in SYS1.VTAMLIB. That member is missing the CPSVCMG
logmode needed for an EE connection. The CPSVCMG logmo
O.K.
Thank you very much to all boys, and someone has sent me all the
necessary information and that is all I need.
Thanks again
Saludos para todos.
Atte.,
Alvaro Quintupray Burgos
Administración de Sistemas Mainframes
BancoEstado - Chile
Morandé 25, piso 3 - Santiago
F:(
I do know that OPS can send emails, and we use it to send the emails to
our cell phones via a text message. Don't remember the actual process,
but I'm sure someone else can fill in that detail.
I believe that OPS requires a separate server and software to actually
do the calling out - we used to
OK, well here is my IEFUJI
IEFUJI CSECT
IEFUJI AMODE 31 ADDRESSING MODE @R2A
IEFUJI RMODE ANYRESIDENCE MODE @R2A
REGA EQU 2 @ OF 36 BYTES OF
Both IEFUJI and HASPUX06 will be called for all jobs submitted.
HASPUX06 will not be called if you are JES3, but I am sure there is an
equivalent exit (any JES3 types jump in here and help me out!).
HTH,
You are right, but I have any way to submit jobs, from TSO,
ROSCOE, TWS, F
The following OPS/MVS MSG rule and REXX uses SMTP to send message to
e-mail and phones.
)MSG IEC070I
)PROC
IF (MSG.JOBNAME = "DLISASPP"),
THEN DO
ADDRESS OSF
/*---*/
/* SCHEDULE AN OPS/REXX PROGR
Dave,
You are right, but I have any way to submit jobs, from TSO,
ROSCOE, TWS, FTP, CICS, etc..
Atte.,
Alvaro Quintupray Burgos
Administración de Sistemas Mainframes
BancoEstado - Chile
Morandé 25, piso 3 - Santiago
F:(56-2) 970-3023 Anexo: 23023
-Men
Funny how companies still figure on IBM to have all the answers when all
they need to do is look internally. I've seen this more times than I can
count.
On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 7:20 AM, Anton Britz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Did you see this article ?
>
> Several threats and a long letter detailing what i
HASPUX06 also
I need to manage the use of classes when users submit their batch
processes . . . I have been researching the topic and found that I can
do it
using the exit IEFUJI and defining a special class in RACF.
Has anyone done this implementation before ?
Grateful if you can help
Yes, I have. UJI is the final say, but to be nice to your users, you
might do the same security checks in the TSO submit exit, and then also
in SDSF to stop the casual user from submitting to one class, and then
changing it to another.
_
You are right. My example was just showing how to get the full filename. I
(mistakenly) thought that anyone with a little bit of REXX knowledge would be
able to parse out the membername from the full name.
Jon L. Veilleux
veilleu...@aetna.com
(860) 636-9179
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Does OPS have the ability to call a phone number and send a message to
someone? Or does another product, eg NetView?
I assume that any of them can send a email but I hate assumption?
TIA
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my guess is it changed after the z900 as I previously supported a pair of
z900 from which we migrated to a pair of z10s. At that point I suspect we no
longer had to do the reset. Prior to that it was years before when we
converted off a pair of 9672s. Water under the bridge though as you a
That should have been:
Parse var sysoutline.x pdsname "(" memname ")"
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On Fri, 10 Sep 2010 10:58:15 -0500, Alvaro Quintupray B.
wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I need to manage the use of classes when users submit their batch
>processes . . . I have been researching the topic and found that I can do it
>using the exit IEFUJI and defining a special class in RACF.
>
>Has anyone
On Fri, 10 Sep 2010 12:00:52 -0400, Stan Weyman wrote:
> you are correct Mark. I do think at one point it did revert on POR
because I remember having to reset it for some reason. As I said, I don't
directly do this support (did so in another life elsewhere ). Thanks for
correcting my mistake.
Mark Z.
Your #2 answer matches our setup:
2) If they have the same APPL, then you probably have to $PLGN(n) from
one LPAR and start it on the other before you can start nodes. Again, you also
need defined / active and idle lines. This assumes the other LPARs
VTAM definitions are in place to d
On Fri, 10 Sep 2010 08:28:05 -0500, Mark Zelden wrote:
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>>I cannot found whre the MODE of the CF (VOLATILE or NONVOLATILE) is
>>saved ?
>>Somehewhere in the SE ?
>>It survives to a poweron reset.
>>Thanks and regards
Hi,
I need to manage the use of classes when users submit their batch
processes . . . I have been researching the topic and found that I can do it
using the exit IEFUJI and defining a special class in RACF.
Has anyone done this implementation before ?
Grateful if you can help me
Thanks
you are correct Mark. I do think at one point it did revert on POR because I
remember having to reset it for some reason. As I said, I don't directly do
this support (did so in another life elsewhere ). Thanks for correcting my
mistake...
regards,
Stan
Stan Weyman
Senior Sof
Try this:
Parse sysoutline.x pdsname "(" memname ")"
Say memname
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The OP didn't ask "how to set it", they asked where the setting is saved.
And no, it doesn't go back to a default when you POR, which I'm sure is
why the OP was curious / asking "where the setting is saved". DYNDISP
is also saved.
The CF command is:
MODE NONVOLatile | VOLatile
Mark
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This would be for the mainframe z/OS.
These are the File Manager parms:
$$FILEM DSM TYPE=RECORD,
$$FILEM PACK=UNPACK,
$$FILEM SYNCH=KEYED,
$$FILEM KEYLOCOLD=(16,1),
$$FILEM KEYLOCNEW=(16,1),
$$FILEM KEYLEN=(22,15),
$$FILEM KEYTYPE=CHAR,
$$FILEM LIST=SUMMARY,
$$FILEM WIDE=YES,
There are a few products that have better compare functionality.
InSync is excellent , as is Comparex.
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No, LISTDSI will not work, at least not for me. Here's my REXX (based on Jon's
earlier REXX):
/* rexx */
Z=OUTTRAP(SYSOUTLINE.,'*',"NOCONCAT")
ADDRESS TSO
INDEX=' '
"LISTALC STATUS"
Z
We're running File Manager compares and they seem to be running long. Is
there another product that is more efficient? Cobol program?
TIA
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GRS will not become confused. It is expected that more than one requester
will use the same value in order to group requests together for the purpose
of purging them later.
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On Thu, 26 Aug 2010 11:56:32 +0100, Steve Austin
wrote:
>If multiple TCB and SRB callers all specify the s
This is set in the HMC while within the CF partition. The command escapes
me at the moment as I don't do this kind of support any longer (something
simple like SET MODE NONVOLATILE) but it is indeed kept across IPLs but does go
back to a default I believe when a POR is performed...
Reg
For the files... the install exe will take care of removing the old version.
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Hi
If someone knows a "list" of different channel path acronym's
We need to differentiate somehow between disk and network channel paths
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In the second part of Itschak's reply he tells you how to extract the
member name from the returned sysdsname ...
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Yann,
If you use the REXX code supplied by Jon L. Veilleux below, you will be able to
get the dsn and member name.
At the point in his code where the "IF" is triggered, "sysoutline.x" will
contain the information you seek. Simply parse sysoutline.x into 2 variables,
something like parse var sy
With the listdsi, i only have the pdsname in the sysdsname variable ...
The member name is not indicated.
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>I cannot found whre the MODE of the CF (VOLATILE or NONVOLATILE) is
>saved ?
>Somehewhere in the SE ?
>It survives to a poweron reset.
>Thanks and regards
>Bernard Coeytaux
>
Don't know. In EEPROM somewhere? Why do y
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> John,
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>You don't mention whether your Enterpri
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I cannot found whre the MODE of the CF (VOLATILE or NONVOLATILE) is
saved ?
Somehewhere in the SE ?
It survives to a poweron reset.
Thanks and regards
Bernard Coeytaux
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"Barbara Nitz" wrote in message
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> >However I was under the impression that is was the number of LPARs
> >connection to this particualar CF. D XCF,CF,CFNAME=name tells me how
> >many systems are connected to the CF and I supposed it was controlled
by
> >ITEM NAME(CONNECT) NUMBER( ).
> >Th
>However I was under the impression that is was the number of LPARs
>connection to this particualar CF. D XCF,CF,CFNAME=name tells me how
>many systems are connected to the CF and I supposed it was controlled by
>ITEM NAME(CONNECT) NUMBER( ).
>The limit of 255 Adress Spaces connection to a CF seem
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