For the records: Here is some information about the new yet
undocumented reason code returned by IGGCSI00 (citation):
The new 100-10 return/reason code from catalog was introduced by
APAR OA35437 and will be issued when a generic request (CSI,
ISPF 3.4, LISTCAT LEVEL) encounters a catalog
On 7/25/2011 11:15 AM, Art Celestini wrote:
Are the subtask ESTAE(X)s presented with the S222, or is it presented only to
the job step level task. I seem to remember that it is not possible to retry
from an x22 abend, but a colleague seems to differ with me on that.
Any thoughts on what might
Chris,
Appreciate your help again!
Yes! Your guess are all right. The system enabled VMCF with P=NODEAME. Having
changed the VMCF configuration with the sysname (SYSA), I could get the SYSA as
hostname from HOMETEST command... That means the HOMETEST still couldn't get
the HOSTNAME
Sir,
IMO, JESLOG is today used (at least by JES) to
reflect both JESMSGLG and JESSYSMSG.
SDSB.
Kind Regards
Jim Thomas
617-233-4130 (mobile)
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David,
Put me in the category of those that may have forgot! :-)
Was able to purge dozens of them individually...some as old as 2007.
Thanks!
Bob
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Does that work in application code? I've used it in IEFACTRT before. I
want this in my HLASM application.
On Mon, 2011-07-25 at 20:22 -0700, Skip Robinson wrote:
You call routine IEFYS . See SYS1.SAMPLIB(SMFEXITS) for examples on how to
use it.
.
.
JO.Skip Robinson
SCE Infrastructure
Hi, I'm aware of this problem and working on a solution for this.
Kind regards Roland
Randy Hoekstra at IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
wrote on 07/14/2011 06:25:31 AM:
ICETOOL DEFAULTS provided the confirmation I needed.
Good.
We were just confused by the SHOWMVS DFSORT
On Fri, 22 Jul 2011 19:13:13 -0500, Henrique Seganfredo
henrique.seganfr...@bcb.gov.br wrote:
For my surprise, the compiler starts complaining the folllowing:
..(CICS definitions put by the translator)...
56 |/* #pragma pack(packed)*/
57 |#define _TCP31_PROTOS
58
You can also just pull a bucket called PSPINDEX. It will show a bunch of
program numbers, select 5657 for zos and you'll see:
--INFORMATIVE TEXT--
***
* SUBSET 5647 *
Hi all,
Is there anyone out there that has an application written and running
(successfully) in Perl on z/OS. We are exploring the possibility of re-writing
and moving some applications here but would like to get a better understanding
of where it lives and how it behaves.
You can contact
On Mon, 25 Jul 2011 22:12:28 -0500, John McKown joa...@swbell.net wrote:
What type of file organization? If it's sequential, then you could write
to a UNIX file from COBOL. On the DD, use BUFNO=1 and one record per
block. That should flush the I/O buffer from COBOL to the UNIX kernel on
each
On Tue, 26 Jul 2011 04:01:17 +, Mingee, David
david.min...@libertymutual.com wrote:
Hello All,
A slick little SDSF command for newbies or those that may have forgot
it follows:
Enter ST+ with prefix * and owner * then browse some of the files. If
your system has been used
Is there a way to do CLOSE TYPE=T using COBOL?
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I have a friend overseas who is trying to bring up z/VM on an IFL for the first
time on a z196. Seeing that I do not yet have a z196, I am posting here.
He asked me if, on the HMC activation profile, is it now required to select at
least one CP in addition to the IFL specification? He tried to
I tried to write an application that needed to use Unix sendmail facility and
it would have worked except for the stupid anomalies in Perl. My Perl program
had to issue the external command 'sendmail' multiple times after formatting
the msgs into an hfs directory - it therefore needed to
Bob,
please ask your friend whether there is a selection-option 'LINUX only'
for LPAR-mode on the z196's HMC. If yes, then he should give it a try.
AFAIK z/VM can run on these LINUX-only LPARs (did it on my z9).
ciao Lutz
You need to use MARGINS - not NOMARGINS.
I had a similar problem once and I think that Margins fixed it (or maybe it was
some other parm - I am still looking).
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The partition should be LINUX only, not Z/VM. Ours is selected as LINUX only
and runs Linux under vm with two 'not dedicated integrated facility for linux'
processors.
MA
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Again, this is not an enhancement request to IBM or anything. I don't do that.
It's just speculation to see if some of the things I'd like would be of any
interest to others. If I knew how to submit an idea SHARE without all the
justifications (which I am absymal at - I can make anything
Announcement Letter No. ZA11-1029 dated July 5, 2011. Today, IBM announces up
to 5% increase in monthly Entry Workload License Charges (EWLC) on selected IBM
System z software products. Increased monthly charges on these Entry WLC
products will be effective with the billing period that starts
But I remain confident that Timothy Sipples will be able to explain why
this is good news for the customer :-)
Because it could have been 10% ???
Chris Hoelscher
IDMS DB2 Database Administrator
502-476-2538
You only need to test the programs you don't want to get called on later
That did not work for me. However, using ! (exclamation point) instead of +
(plus sign) did work. Wonder why the difference.
Thanks for the tip!!
I like to SORT POS A to see jobs in order from oldest to newest. Also,
supposedly the command I! may include jobs still in execution. Very handy
Barry,
I checked again, someone had recovered a few dsns individually. I ran HLIST
against the HLQ in question and found 2,300 + dsns in the incremental backups.
I have started the manual process of recovering them individually.
--- On Mon, 7/25/11, Schwarz, Barry A
Hal,
I tried the ST! and got a bunch of output as well. In fact, it is everything
in the PRINT queue. However, you need to not just go start whacking them
because I get the same list of held items, simply doing a ST gives the same
list (as well as the INPUT and EXECUTION queues.
I also got
John,
Have you looked at IGGCSI00? This API gives you all of the fields
available in IDCAMS.
IBM ships a REXX sample for calling it, and there is a wrapper for in the
IBM Java SDK (com.ibm.jzos.CatalogSearch).
Kirk Wolf
Dovetailed Technologies
http://dovetail.com
PS We also use IGGCSI00 in
McKown, John wrote:
But I've been doing some work where I really need in depth information about
VSAM clusters. So I've been doing a LISTCAT ENT(...) ALL and parsing the
output. Which is bad because the output could possibly change and break my
code. So here are some ideas for some facilities
Yes z/VM can bring up with a IFL only partition.
If you choose z/VM mode you can select IFL and is mandatory to select a
CP too. This is useful when you want to run z/VSE under z/VM and some
Linux on Z machines under same z/VM.
z/VSE nor z/OS will run under a z/VM with IFL only engines.
OK. I've looked at IGGCSI00. Way to complicated, IMO. REXX is supposed to make
things __simple__. creating and decoding buffers in a REXX variable blob is
not my idea of simple.
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IT
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HealthMarkets(r)
9151 Boulevard 26 * N.
It seems like it's just for Europe, Middle East and Africa.
Announcement Countries
All European, Middle Eastern and African Countries.
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Gentlemen,
Wow, thanks a lot. I appreciate it. I like the idea of intercepting the cancel
from the operator. This way the cancel
can be handled and have the file closed gracefully. Thanks John on the Unix
idea also, I like that also.
Regards,
Scott J Ford
Software Engineer
1) REXX - It would be nice if I could do the equivalent of a LISTCAT and get
the parsed output back in a stem variable. Or super enhance LISTDSI to work
with VSAM cluster.
Save this REXX as LCXX.
Go to 3.4
Issue command LCXX
Stem variable trap. Contains LISTCAT output
/* REXX - LCX - Display
On Tue, 26 Jul 2011 09:35:55 -0500, Hal Merritt hmerr...@jackhenry.com wrote:
That did not work for me. However, using ! (exclamation point) instead of +
(plus sign) did work. Wonder why the difference.
Thanks for the tip!!
I like to SORT POS A to see jobs in order from oldest to newest. Also,
On 7/26/2011 7:57 AM, Mary Anne Matyaz wrote:
It seems like it's just for Europe, Middle East and Africa.
Last week I got the letter from IBM for the United States.
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On Tue, 26 Jul 2011 09:35:55 -0500, Hal Merritt hmerr...@jackhenry.com wrote:
That did not work for me. However, using ! (exclamation point) instead of +
(plus sign) did work. Wonder why the difference.
Thanks for the tip!!
I like to SORT POS A to see jobs in order from oldest to newest. Also,
Search LE docs for CEEBXITA - the LE enclave initialization/termination exit -
which can do all the tricks without changing a line of the Cobol code.
HTH,
-Victor-
On Mon, 25 Jul 2011 16:45:53 -0700, Scott Ford scott_j_f...@yahoo.com wrote:
All:
I have a STC written in Cobol that I have
Interesting, thanks. But I want to take action in the script based on things
such as KEYS, RKP, percentfree, and so on. Just presenting the LISTC output in
a screen doesn't help. I can get that from 3.4 and doing an I in front of the
cluster.
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Systems Engineer IV
IT
McKown, John wrote:
OK. I've looked at IGGCSI00. Way to complicated, IMO.
Yup. CSI is a way to extract ANY type of info from catalog using ANY method of
selecting your entries.
During my own timing tests, where I compared LISTCAT and CSI, I could see that
CSI is faster than LISTCAT.
REXX is
Many moons ago, I did get a package called TWiki working, entirely written in
Perl (it was under OS/390 at the time). If you go to TWiki.org and search for
mainframe, there may still be references to it, perhaps some others have worked
on it since.
Dana
On Tue, Jul 26, 2011 at 9:51 AM, McKown, John john.mck...@healthmarkets.com
wrote:
OK. I've looked at IGGCSI00. Way to complicated, IMO. REXX is supposed to
make things __simple__. creating and decoding buffers in a REXX variable
blob is not my idea of simple.
Isn't this how REXX deals with
The info is in a stem variable (trap.)
You just have to parse out what you want.
/* REXX - LCX - Display listcat results */
/**/
Dsn = strip(arg(1),'B',')
Call Outtrap(trap.)
LISTCAT ENT('Dsn') ALL
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On Tue, Jul 26, 2011 at 9:51 AM, McKown, John
That reminds me of another easily forgotten 'Stupid SDSF Trick'. Since all
the JES datasets are still around until every last trace of a job is purged and
you receive $HASP250 jobname PURGED, you can retrieve output datasets that
have been printed or manually deleted.
in SDSF issue: INPUT
Amazing what PF1 reveals:
HELP: Status Panel -- ST Command Panel 2 of
3
COMMAND INPUT ===
Format: ST(classes) (string)
classes displays information for a specific class.
JES2: Enter up to 6 classes with no blanks. For jobs in
execution,
I don't want to parse it. That was the original point of the post. I want it
parsed by IBM into a stem or something so that my code is not dependant on the
format of the LISTCAT printer output, which could possibly change. It wasn't an
how do I question. I already have REXX code to do IGGCSI00
John:
I dont see why you couldnt do this is Rexx. Rexx is good for filtering data,
have used it for a lot of system day like SYSLOGs, STC logs..etc ...
Scott J Ford
Software Engineer
http://www.identityforge.com
From: McKown, John
Fairly simple to achieve as a REXX external function in assembler by calling
IGGCSI00 and then IRXEXCOM to create the REXX variables.
There is some decent doc on how to code REXX external functions in the TSO/E
REXX Programming Services chapter in the TSO/E Rexx Reference manual and
there a
Yes. I __might__ be able to do it. Who would maintain it if something happens
to me? And it could. I was just in the hospital for 11 __weeks__ due a gall
bladder removal, followed by a major infection in my leg (IV antibiotics 6
times a day for 4 of those weeks).
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Systems
On Tue, 26 Jul 2011 14:35:37 +, Chris Hoelscher choelsc...@humana.com
wrote:
But I remain confident that Timothy Sipples will be able to explain why
this is good news for the customer :-)
Because it could have been 10% ???
Yep you are right it could have been
10 % increase is only
I ran onto an interesting allocation problem.
I have a REXX which will reallocates an ISPF.PROFILE dataset if the
allocation sizes are below what is needed for the latest got to have
product.
There is a line in this REXX line in the code which allocates the new
ISPF.PROFILE dataset with
Good Morning Gentle Readers,
When I try to browse a member of my pds I get a I/O error. I tried browsing
several members but I get the same error message. Is there a way of fixing
it? For some reason the storage group is NOT backed up so I cannot restore it
from an old backup. I
I have a REXX which will reallocates an ISPF.PROFILE dataset if the
allocation sizes are below what is needed for the latest got to have
product.
There is a line in this REXX line in the code which allocates the new
ISPF.PROFILE dataset with SPACE(45 15) TRACK. If the target volume
group in
Chip,
Did you check the CDS Base Display? It sounds like it might be set up for
3380s.
For 3390s it should look like this:
Default Device Geometry :
Bytes/track . . . . . : 56664
Tracks/cylinder . . . : 15
David O'Brien
NIH Contractor
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From: Chip
There are many possibilities but first things first. A common cause of this is
that somebody wrote a member and changed DCB attributes.
If you know what the DCB attributes are supposed to be (e.g. BLKSIZE and
RECFM), check them. Otherwise, do you have an older HSM backup that you can
restore?
Good thought. The SMS and non SMS are both 1 extent.
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In your SMS configuration, what is your bytes/track set to? For a 3390, it
should be 56664 and 15 tracks/cylinder. As I recall, SMS allocation converts
from tracks/cylinders to kilobytes based on this number and then DASD
allocation converts it back (weird). A 3380 has 47476 bytes/track.
Great catch. I'm set up for 3380s.
Default Device Geometry :
Bytes/track . . . . . : 47476
Tracks/cylinder . . . : 15
Thanks David.
Chip Grantham | Ameritas | Sr. IT Consultant | cgrant...@ameritas.com
5900 O Street, Lincoln NE 68510 | p: 402-467-7382 | c: 402-429-3579 | f:
When I try to browse a member of my pds I get a I/O error. I tried browsing
several members but I get the same error message. Is there a way of fixing
it? For some reason the storage group is NOT backed up so I cannot restore it
from an old backup. I recovered the PDS from a DFHSM backup
I had this happen in the past. A programmer modified the DCB attributes on the
DSCB. If you know what they are supposed to be, then run an IEBGENER to set
them to something good. For a card image (source) type library, I do:
//GENER EXEC PGM=IEBGENER
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSIN DD DUMMY
Create a new larger pds. Use ISPF option 3.3 to copy any members... one
at a time... as you can. That should save some
PRINT the data set and that may show you some parts of the missing
members in a flat file
Finally try to compress it. Compress may save it... or totally destroy
it.
So,
John,
Just to clarify, you have an X do I include it? Also, I noticed that you the
SYSUT2 has the PDS name as well as the member name (JUNK). Could you tell me
what it is for?
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The X is just junk instream data to put into the member JUNK. What it is
doesn't matter. I just put it there for completeness.
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the allocated size is reduced
to 38,15. If it is not SMS managed, this allocated size is 45,15.
Check with your space cadets.
It sounds like they defined 47476 as the SMS-Managed track-size.
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Ted MacNEIL
eamacn...@yahoo.ca
Twitter: @TedMacNEIL
John,
I followed your example it add the member JUNK to the pds and I was able to
browse the member JUNK which has the X in it. However, the rest of the members
still give the I/O error. I know that am sounding thick however I am not sure
as to what I should do for the other members.
I tried it but when I try the copy command it gives me the I/O error. Thanks
for your suggestion.
From: John Mattson john_matt...@ea.epson.com
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2011 1:16:05 PM
Subject: Re: CORRUPT PDS - I/O ERROR
Create a new larger pds. Use ISPF option 3.3
Hi, If you have PDS85 or PDS86 utility from the CBT tape - it can repair the
file. What does 3.4 show for all the dcb values?
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To:
You have yet to provide the precise text of the i/o error message. Have you
confirmed the LRECL and RECFM are as expected? Do you have PDS from the CBT
tape or STARTOOLS?
Dave Gibney
Information Technology Services
Washington State University
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The usual suspect is specifying blocksize.
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Do you know what the LRECL is/should be?
Can you read any members?
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P.O.
Well, perhaps my guess was just plain wrong. Maybe something more is wrong than
with the DCB information. Can you use AMASPZAP to dump the dataset in hex? I've
done that in the past, too.
John McKown
Systems Engineer IV
IT
Administrative Services Group
HealthMarkets®
9151
Also, RECFM could have been changed to RECFM=U vs. FB if an inappropriate
task was executed against this file.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2011 1:49 PM
To:
So I made a new test:
1) Forced margins to 1-80
//COMPILA EXEC PGM=CCNDRVR,REGION=0M,
// PARM='CICS,NORENT,LIST,SO,LO,DEF(MVS),OPT(2),DEF(HOMO),OBJECT X
// ,MAR(1,80),NOSEQ'
Notice I deleted the LOCALE() option. I noticed that
The DCB can be changed to RECFM=U,BLKSIZE=32760. That will guarantee that
members can be read. After looking at a few members, the correct values can be
determined.
On Tue, 26 Jul 2011 17:59:04 + Mingee, David
david.min...@libertymutual.com wrote:
:Also, RECFM could have been changed to
Cheryl:
This is not directed at you but at SHARE/IBM more or less.
I used to work on requirements for the storage products and when we would
either
revue all the outstanding requirements or get notification from IBM that they
thought one (or more) of any requirements were available or
If you have PDS or PDS85 on the system it may help. You can run it in
batch like this:
//TSO EXEC PGM=IKJEFT01
//* STEPLIB DD DISP=SHR,DSN= load library where PDS is
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSTSPRT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSTSIN DD *
PDS ' put bad pds here '
VERIFY :
I remember being at a requirements meeting (ISPF) where IBM was rejecting some
requirements, and when I was reviewing them I mentioned that at least one of
the rejected requirements was already in the product. The IBM rep had no
problem at all changing it to available. At that point I realized
Scott,
There is an alternative: after opening your dataset(s) you establish a
resource manager (RESMGR)
routine. It will be called whenever the task terminates, for whatever
reason. It can close the
dataset(s) properly, thus ensuring you will lose no data.
I guess if LE can do all you need,
My auditors want me to restrict the minimum encryption strength to 128 bits. I
have pounded the FM's but did not find anything that might help. I found where
I could specify what schemes to use, but nowhere could I find a complete list
of supported/installed schemes that I could use to
On Tue, 26 Jul 2011 14:30:10 -0500, Hal Merritt hmerr...@jackhenry.com wrote:
My auditors want me to restrict the minimum encryption strength to 128 bits. I
have pounded the FM's but did not find anything that might help. I found where
I could specify what schemes to use, but nowhere could I
If the storage group is not backed up, how did HSM ever back up a copy for you
to recover from? Was there a copy of the dataset on disk when you recovered it
from HSM? What was the command you used to perform the recovery? When you
browse the PDS, does the member list display correctly?
My team discovered something related to the cunhc.h include (Unicode Services).
Even tough is the last file included in the main source code, it seems the one
causing the compiler errors on all included files.
I will write more about this soon. The fix we had was to use an old cunhc.h
from
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My auditors want me to restrict the minimum encryption strength to 128
bits. I have pounded the FM's
but did not find anything that might help. I found where I could
specify what schemes to use, but
We have an opportunity for a CICS systems programmer.
Briefly, our system includes z/OS, CICS, VSAM, and interfaces with a 3rd-party
vendor.
We are looking for an emphasis in performance/throughput and stress/scalability.
A background in payment card processing is preferred.
We are
This can happen with any PDS if it is opened for output with a DCB other
than its original one (e.g. originally RECFM=FB, but opened with
RECFM=VB etc.) When opening for output, the DCB used is (a) the one
specified in the program; (b) the one in the JCL; (c) the one on DASD -
in that order of
This can happen with any PDS if it is opened for output with a DCB other
than its original one (e.g. originally RECFM=FB, but opened with
RECFM=VB etc.) When opening for output, the DCB used is: (a) the one
specified in the program; (b) the one in the JCL; (c) the one on DASD -
in that order
On Tue, 26 Jul 2011 22:47:16 +0100, CM Poncelet wrote:
When opening for output, the DCB used is (a) the one
specified in the program; (b) the one in the JCL; (c) the one on DASD -
in that order of priority.
Correct, but incomplete. There are exits points that can alter the DCB
attributes too.
Hal,
John Chase mentioned some great points. Here are a few more:
1) It appears that you already know that the FTP server can be forced (via
FTP.DATA) to use TLS and a subset of the available cipher-suites.
SECURE_MECHANISMTLS
EXTENSIONS AUTH_TLS
SECURE_FTP
But the exit points 'count' as program DCBs ... as they execute first
and override what is in the JCL. I don't check Using Data Sets; but
that is how things were in the days of MVS OS/VS SP1 (1985): if things
have 'changed' since then, so be it.
Tom Marchant wrote:
On Tue, 26 Jul 2011
Chances are thar DFHSM did not back up the dataset after it was corrupted.
Check DFHSM for the error. Not sure what DFHSM would do if DFDSS were the data
mover. I would guess that DFDSS invokes IEBCOPY under the covers and it
wouldn't work so.
Ed
Sent from my iPad
On Jul 26, 2011, at
2011/5/20, John Weber j...@fiteq.com:
All,
Module HSMSOCKB is a batch COBOL module consisting of only 'EZASOKET'
calls.
When is submitted it receives the following error:
'CEE3201S The system detected an operation exception (System Completion
Code=0C1)
From compile unit HSMSOCK
I for one await the results of your experimentation. Getting pointers to
the necessary control blocks is key. I doubt that you have to run
authorized.
.
.
JO.Skip Robinson
SCE Infrastructure Technology Services
Electric Dragon Team Paddler
SHARE MVS Program Co-Manager
626-302-7535 Office
I would like to know what really other message you get with I/O error..any more
informatory..go with the PDS80 or PDSMAN and see if with the scan members or
fix you can see more information about the ttoc's etc and it also give you
report which is more descriptory...I am not sure if it is
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