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I would also add that the notion of an IRD Cluster is keyed off Parallel
Sysplex name. I'm wondering what would happen if IRD were active.
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used to glean configuration.
But in this case the data it has access to doesn't support that line of
enquiry. Another, perhaps more trivial, one is the absence of PCHIDs in
Type 73. (CHPIDs are there but not PCHIDs.)
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I have manuals on MY iPhone. :-)
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Date:
07
E15 exit? NOT the nicest of solutions. :-(
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one but one that requires provisioning to and
beyond the peak dumping memory requirement. (And so it might be (or
appear) unaffordable.)
It's a stance an installation has to take for themselves - and so I don't
get judgemental about it... I merely point out the dynamics. :-)
Martin
Martin
Job Numbers to
see which jobs the scheduler threw into the hopper at the same tiem - else
I wouldn't be looking at Job Numbers in the first place.)
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John McKown said
Sorry - DFSORT apparently did the AMODE switch to 64, not our code.
That's perfectly possible - if the sort was using a large memory object.
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Are we missing something here? Didn't R.11 allow IEFBR14 to issue HDELETEs
as appropriate? And mightn't that take up some 24-Bit virtual?
(In addition to everything others are saying about fragmentation.)
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Given Bookmaster / DCF can generate Postscript (and that's a process I
personally use - to make nice PDFs via Linux tools) I'm wondering if the
originator of the AFP datastream could do similarly. Probably not, but I
think it worth investigating.
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to such channels so I assume z/OS knows SOMETHING about the
channel.
Thoughts?
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Thanks Don. I saw that APAR and the description. I guess I'm just
surprised 78-3 knows a lot about the channel and yet the Channel Path
Acronym suggests it doesn't.
I'm assuming having channels show up as FC_? is nothing more than an
instrumentation issue.
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address spaces that have been dubbed.
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I use Apache webserver with PHP scripts to automate a lot of stuff -
basically FTPing - on z/OS. Might be an attractive approach. (But command
line via that is harder.)
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Apache and PHP are free and not very consumptive.
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Not often but sorry for when I do. John mentioned the CPU cost of java. I
was just pointing out running a private Apache instance with PHP didn't
prove to be computationally expensive.
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What happened to the very excellent Extended Addressability? Did it get
renamed or something?
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Seymour, wrong by about a decade :-) ...
3090 was first to have true Expanded Storage, 9021 the last. With CMOS we
had the partition real memory thing.
Unless it's ME that is wrong by about a decade. :-)
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Redbooks, and the
contacts and learning that flow from being involved in the writing. But
it's still true, despite my vested interest.)
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be
usable (with care and fiddling).)
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And I would've coded my INREC above my SORT. Just for clarity.
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Perhaps someone could summarise cogently what was wrong with water cooling
the first time around (which, yes, I was there to witness). :-)
I surmise it wasn't the water cooling so much as the space and the energy
consumption that caused it to be necessary.
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And I would've coded my INREC above my SORT. Just for clarity.
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And *I* remember when SDSF was SDSF. :-)
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liked the stripe to be? :-)
(Actually a friend of mine showed me the green swatches in the middle of
2008, having been deeply involved in the colour choice. In 2006 I had
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of getting a
scatter plot.)
The above is probably pretty obscure but I'm thinking IBM-MAIN has the
best chance of remembering. :-)
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Maybe sue-icidal. :-)
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Further, most shops I know run with a fair amount of Importance 1.
There're no indications they're wrong.
So I'd like to understand where the No WLM Importance 1 advice came
from.
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quite a lot of interest in the subject. (I don't recall if I
ever did that.)
Just a thought.
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One Tribe Y'all :-)
Unless
John, if this is a flat-layout SMF record (which I thought RACF cut) then
it oughtn't to be hard to code up a DFSORT job to emit XML.
Paging Mark Nelson... :-)
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see these three pairs of numbers as all the same in all
the (many) customer sets of z10 data I've looked at.)
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I wonder what JVM startup time actually IS...
There may be a distinction between the startup time for ANY language
starting a JVM and the work a specific language e.g java has to do once
the common stuff is set up. Then again there might not be. :-)
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I'm wondering if COBDFSYM shouldn't become open source or similar. Given
the (apparent) loose ownership of the code. But I'm just wondering, not
proposing.
The advantage would be that interested parties could work on it.
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An interesting discussion about COBDFSYM, particularly as I plug it in the
Batch Modernization Redbook that's currently in review.
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I thought it was Type 70 rather than Type 72. (70 is CPU, 72 is Workload.)
Being in IBM Software Group I suppose I ought to pay more attention to
software pricing. :-)
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changes.
And I got the impression LLA could buffer directories for ANY PDS. (But
not PDSE). Again it's an IIRC.
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They're figuring
(if dedicated) not help?
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big enough you might be able to reduce the
amount of DB2 sort I/O. Not that that would NECESSARILY change the profile
of the I/Os (which is I guess your gist).
Hoping that helps a little.
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WIBNI there were adapters between HFS files and Sequential Data Sets?
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They're figuring out that collaboration isn't a productivity hit
Then what we are looking for, arguably, is better controls. So, let's
argue for them - if that's the case.
But, in the meantime, use what you have and ensure that the touch a
petabyte DOS can't happen in YOUR shop.
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technical hygiene.
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John,
Investigate IFTHEN WHEN=(condition) so that if the number would be valid
with the subtraction then do the subtraction, otherwise don't.
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Glad you found the maths stuff in DFSORT (presumably looong ago). BTW
IFTHEN might help with ciel - but I wouldn't say it was any simpler, just
a tad clearer. (And I've a feeling we did MAX / MIN which might help
here.)
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If you were following me on Twitter :-) or Facebook :-) you'd note I had a
Sony PRS-700 eBook Reader to read my PDFs on. It's an alternative to a
Kindle(2) and should work worldwide, unlike the Kindle(2). Now some good
cheap PDF editing tools would come in handy.
Cheers, Martin
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IDCAMS would be another one. (That was my reaction when I first heard of
this.) But note both of these are MUCH harder because that would require
reading of SYSIN - perhaps from data sets.
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Do you suppose it has to be YOUR Marketing Rep? Or just a friendly IBMer
in the field?
Cheers, Martin (still striving to be a friendly IBMer after all these
years) :-)
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as an IBMer and as someone who's
known John for a very long time) but I think it was absolutely spot on of
him to ask the question here.
If we can get beyond the metachatter I think we could as a community do
good work by answering this question.
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who bought these, though.
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Care to talk about the various slugged (and not slugged) models. And
base vs X?
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Could someone point me to a good simple sample of a HLASM JNI method being
called from Java on z/OS? Failing a HLASM one I'd accept some other
language.
Pointer to a basic doc also appreciated.
(Project involves also getting Jython to call a JNI method.)
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Would you accept HTML as the output? If so I'd suggest you look for B2H
and run that under TSO in Batch.
But why I should encourage you to ditch Bookie I DON'T know. :-)
Martin (still wedded to Bookie but also using B2H on Windows)
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Kirk, I took the liberty of tweeting your wiki link (and also your
announcement today) - using the #Dovetailed hashtag on Twitter.
Would be great if you could join us there (if you aren't there already).
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express ourselves in 140 characters or
fewer on a regular basis. :-)
When I present on this stuff inside IBM I normally add a few swear words.
Especially around Point 3. I'll spare you those here. :-) To me it's quite
frustrating.
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BDAM is probably justified over VSAM mainly when you're maintaining
something that's already BDAM.
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They're figuring out
afford huge amounts
of idle memory stance. I think installations need to take SOME stance,
though it's probably going to be in between these two.
Thoughts?
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Barbara, it depends on what one means by taken systems down in the past
by having MAXSPACE set too high.
I've seen systems clearly in the lights are on but nobody's home
category from dumps gone awry.
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That would be a real shame - z/OS REXX Development being frozen. I still
think there's mileage in the Object REXX extensions being supported. But
then I don't even know WHO the TSO developers are these days.
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to were / are dwarfed by the
need to find thumpingly good candidates - which I spent much of the
mid-1990s doing. :-)
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They're
a minor fix that included the start of this thread link.
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They're figuring out that collaboration isn't a productivity hit, it
makes
find it - whatever format it was in. :-)
A customer and I were discussing this very topic 2 days ago. I'm going to
think about which messages from VIOTOES to resurrect.
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Remember an SSD read or write is already downchannel and beyond the
cache in its controller. So I'd expect VIO in Central to do better.
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be cautious on CPU for VIO to Central against SSD.
Anyone who knows anything SUBSTANTIAL like to chip in at this point?
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They're figuring out
Not very java like...
It's Classic REXX with object-oriented extensions. Sadly the GUI stuff is
only for Windows (at least out of the box).
More importantly it OUGHT to be ported to z/OS, preferably not just USS.
Volunteers?
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Thanks, Phil! Very much appreciated.
Now, how about extending it to create JPEGs directly? :-)
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They're figuring out
to GIF or JPEG. Possibly on z/OS in Batch or maybe on
Windows. Though I don't know of a good batch conversion program.
As give back I'll happily document - in my blog - how to do this. (I'll
obviously acknowledge those who help me in this quest.)
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... and a reasonable amount of discussion about DB2 (and z/OS for that
matter) over on Twitter.
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They're figuring out
Actually I think they were saying steam. :-)
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If it doesn't scale maybe the damage is limited. :-) Or maybe it takes
just one transaction to be a DoS attack. :-)
I know, I know, one shouldn't mock... :-)
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I suspect the OP may have been confusing this with the Group Capacity IPL
bonus period. Possibly not.
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They're figuring out that collaboration
Nice debate going on on Twitter right now about WLM and DB2. Main users
to follow and reply to on this are: martinpacker, meraltemel and
dougielawson. It wouldn't surprise me if wfavero and craigmullins chipped
in as well - when they wake up.
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- FOR ME - is a minor risk as I do almost all the
development of our tooling (including mapping SMF records).
YMWV :-)
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They're figuring out that collaboration isn't
I still vote for some kind of clue in SMF 70.
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) but that's not the
case here.)
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I'm wondering whether we need to hack together some helper scripts for
PDFs. I know this is a VAGUE wondering. Will repeat it on Twitter and see
if anyone bites in either forum. :-)
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think it may be time to update this paper and do a modern
presentation on it. (That idea competes for my attention with a Parallel
Sysplex Performance Topics presentation I feel inclined to write for next
year's round of conferences.)
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I wonder if an open-source .BOO reader has merit. As well as perhaps an
open-source writer.
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it to be put in and it's been in since at least z/OS R.7.
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A parallel discussion on Bookmanager vs PDF is going on on Twitter right
now. It's a DB2-centric conversation but I've attempted to bring a z/OS
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Shows the level of natural confusion there is on the subject. :-)
I myself had to stop and think about it for a second.
I'm wondering why (fundamentally) it's still a one-way conversion. Why
can't / shouldn't CSA overflow into SQA?
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And what would be the preferred method of DOM parsing or whatever the
results? Not negative about it - just curious. (Javascript on z/OS would
get MY vote.)
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They're figuring out
was a good idea - or at least
so it seems so far. So customers don't have to ask for an API to report
HSA size via RMF. (But we could still use one.)
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Eric Bielefeld wrote
What's wrong with Popeye The Sailor Man? :-) :-)
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the time right now.)
But I can say these are some rather nice counters provided by the hardware
that will be externalised in an SMF record. (The SMF record was in plan
last time I checked - a few months ago and is NOT the SMF 23 that has been
talked about.)
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And Bill Seubert of IBM and I are both Twittering at the event: I am
martinpacker and he is IBMBill on Twitter. Befriend us if you're also
mainframe twitterers.
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Peter, is this the whole cache that gets invalidated on refresh? Or just
the library / libraries specified? And does specifying specific libraries
make sense?
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Personally I think having the presentations on CD without the recording is
still valuable. At 35,000 feet getting internet access is STILL tricky.
:-)
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benefiting also.)
Oh I CAN think of ONE specific: It would be very nice to see Object REXX
run under TSO.
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about CDS
I/O. And I think I ought to. Now I just need to think about appropriate
instrumentation to write up.
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to increase the MAXSYS value if you need
to add a system in and MAXSYS would prevent you.
I don't know, other than the additional XCF list structure space, that
OVERspecifying it is harmful.
Experiences and opinions?
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and (perhaps) the buffer pools in the z/OS systems smaller.
In other words, what are the trade offs for biasing towards space in the
CF list structures vs biasing towards space in XCF buffers in z/OS?
I'm not sure that makes it any clearer. :-)
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be interested in your opinions.
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I'm wondering whether to do the same regarding Parallel Sysplex manuals.
They refer to eg CFLEVEL1 which I kinda think all customers will have by
now. :-)
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being considered,
mainly due to politics in the office. All three images running in
separate LPARs on a 6-engine z9 processor.
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Hopefully you didn't miss out Abel Gance's La Roue. :-)
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That's what I'd call Clustered Departures. :-)
Sorry folks That's got to be the most NERDY joke in history. :-)
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.. and also opportunities to exploit memory. For example DB2 buffering.
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