That is why IBM created the ERV parameter in SYS1.PARMLIB(IEAOPTxx).
This defines a period of time at for which the address space may not be
swapped to allow
Enques, locks, etc. to be released
...snippage
A second reason was that in several occasions we saw the system allow
itself to be tied u
Yes. Especially if the jobs are CPU bound. Going back to the discussion
of dedicated vs. shared CPs. Etc.
There is a well know impact of additional CP's known as the "MP effect".
Going from 1 to 2 engines does not get you twice as much horsepower.
Only 1.9 times as much.
In the early days 360/65 A
Cheryl Watson's Quick Start policy is a good place to begin for the WLM
policy.
RMF Mon III (SYSPLEX SUMMARY) and RMF Mon I (Post Processor)
SYSRPTS(WLMGL(SCLASS,SCPER)) will show you how things are running.
HTH,
Is there any utilities that can be used to monitor WLM? Also, is there
any util
It is not clear if you are moving the entire SYSPLEX, or merely one or
more of the members.
It you are moving the entire SYSPLEX, perhaps a SYSPLEX wide restart is
appropriate. However, even if you are moving one or more members of the
SYSPLEX, why not use the "standard" SYSPLEX facilities to ass
A lot to go through here, but let's take it one step at a time. Comments
interspersed.
I've got a few questions about How z hardware handles I/Os and LPAR
dispatching.
I've done a fair bit of reading, but still some things I don't
understand.
We are on Z9's We are using shared CPs. We are not us
The largest MF shop I have worked for supported 10 sysplex, 44 lpars, at
least 20 processors, across 3 continents.
The support staff was (as best I can recall) z/OS and program products
including most vendor software (9), CICS/VTAM/TCPIP (6), IMS/DB2/MQ
(sysprog only) (5)
DBA's and other were und
HBDELETE does not require a tape mount.
BTW, ,HBDELETE deletes a dataset backup, not the tape. This is handled
by other processes.
HTH,
can you pls tell me if doing hbdelete against a tape volume does it
forces
a tape mount ???
-
HDELETE
and how about ML2 dsns??? If i do HRECALL against MIGRAT2 volume ??? is
there a way of just invalid the entry in MCDS avoiding tape mounting ??
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Decode the following to find the explanation:
ARC1001I PNGG00.IT3PCK.CSDITB.D0.KS250 RECALL FAILED, RC=0069,
REAS=0477
HTH,
I'm trying to recall a data set migrated to ML2. The recall fails due to
errors found in either the VVDS or VTOC. Is there somebody that would be
able to point me in the
YES!.
Define multiple output statements
//out1 output.
//out2 output...
And refer to them
//sysprint dd output=(*.out1,*.out2)
HTH,
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AFAIK, this will not work with a dataset.
> YES!.
>
> Define multiple output statements
> //out1 output.
> //out2 output...
>
> And refer to them
>
> //sysprint dd output=(*.out1,*.out2)
>
> HTH,
>
That is what I thought first, but I think he wants it to both sysout and
a dataset.
I have noticed that server dsns are being retained by DFHSM and my
suspicion is that the EXPIRE NON-USAGE and EXPIRE DATE/DAYS are in
conflict in MANAGEMENT class. For example
MGMTCLAS EXPIRE EXPIRERETPARTIAL
PRIMARY
NAME NON-USAGE DATE/DAYS
There is no easy way to do this short of "brute force". However, Brute
force is just what computers were designed for!
Generate a clist/rexx to issue the commad 'HLIST DA('datasetname') BOTH
for each dataset on the TTOC listing. This will tell you if there is a
backup for this dataset.
Use this i
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z/OS Encryption Facility. Should be distributed with z/OS 1.9 and above.
I believe this is ziip enabled/
FTPS or SFTP (can never remember which is which). Both should be
available with z/OS ported tools
AT-TLS feature of z/OS Comm Server. (I believe this is zip enabled)
HTH,
I'm looking for some
Is z/OS Encryption Facility different from ICSF ? A link to the app prog
guide here :
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/zos/v1r10/topic/com.ibm.zos.r10
.csfb400/toc.htm
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VSAM datasets If I remember are always SMS Managed and.
NO. I have several z/OS datasets on my SYSRES volume sets that are not SMS
managed.
...z/OS V1.12 that you can use indirect VSAM cataloging.
I am not sure. I will have to go look this up.
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HTH,
Trying to install z/OS 1.11 but the RESTORE job gags on the restore of
SMPPTS
-rwxrwxr-x 1 CNMSTASK NEWUSERS1680 Oct 14 20:45 ./GIMFAF.XML
-rwxrwxr-x 1 CNMSTASK NEWUSERS 2719681281 Oct 14 20:45 ./MVSFILE
It appears
Job Security!
...confirms my worst suspicions in that it will be a full time job.
Oh joy!
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z/OS TCPIP will work just fine with only the "default root" (the root
that is mounted if there is an error in BPXPRM**).
It also supports a "altroot" file system.
This sounds to me like a planning/data placement failure, not a sysplex
design point failure.
I was told a "Softek" product may prov
as how to allow USER to cancel their own jobs, but not others.
Can certainly be done in the user exit(as I do), but should also be
doable w/SAF
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I would submit that the plural of "virus" is probably "Windows".
Mor
No. You must have appropriate authority to issue the command. Without
the RO prefix on the command, the destination of the output is up to the
command processor.
Without using FTP / XEQ / Route (in Batch / SDSF) is there a way
possible to
route a command to another system in a Plex and receive t
I have heard (from a well placed IBM source) there will definitely be a
z/196 BC but have no date. If IBM runs true to form I would expect to
see the announcement sometime in Q4 of this year
Has anyone heard when or if a z196 BC will be announced?
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"Common sense is not so common." and is attributed to Voltaire circa
1725
The more things change, the more they stay the same
As in "Common sense is becoming an uncommon virtue" ?? :-)
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I quote from the first law of robotics;
A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human
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1) I know what it is. Not currently in use.
2) I probably haven't used it in 20 years or more. (actually, I never
did, It was only run at Customer Engineer request).
Is anyone still using OLTEP...and if so...what for?
Note 1: If you haven't been a sysprog for 20 years or more, my guess is
that
It is not necessary to create a DDDEF for SMPPTS1, .
You already have a DDDEF for SMPPTS. The code will automatically look for
SMPPTS1, SMPPTS2,...
All you have to do is provide JCL that points to the additional data set
2. If the above is not possible then you can use another method:
I do not believe so with native z/OS. Any of the auto-ops packages can
scan the log and do this.
I would like to know if there any way I can get a notification eg .email
when a mainframe slip gets fired.
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Are the FTP control and data ports referring to the same stack?
I'm trying to ftp between two z/os in the same network, when i ftp from
one z/os to another I reach the ip and can logon with a valid user but
when i send any command the system don't response and finish with a time
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Either, or a combination of the two may be used. Although why anyone
would want the headaches of a combination us beyond me.
Is SDSF still using ISFPRM to determine group membership or is it using
RACF?
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1) Check the console routecde's i.e. Console A accepts routcde x; Console B
does not accept routcde x
2) Check the fine manual for an HSM SETSYS that might affect which messages are
produced (I am not particularly aware of any that might cause this behavior).
HTH,
I noticed that when I exec
Thanks for the update. I was not aware of that!
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Explanation: ACTLOGMSGLVL(FULL | EXCEPTIONONLY | REDUCED) is an optional
parameter specifying the message log level for the activity log required
for recording data sets processed by volume and level fu
No. Incremental backups can be done on both SMS and Non-SMS managed
data. The mechanism's for specification are different.
Check the ADDVOL command.
HTH,
I'm looking at setting up incremental backups with DFSMShsm. In the
DFSMShsm Managing Your Own Data (SC35-0420) manual, it seems that
incr
A CF absolutely *NOT REEQUIRED*. It is only *HIGHLY DESIRABLE* . A
SYSPLEX can be implemented with only XCF (over CTC).
I speak from experience. I am doing this today.
There are many functions available with a CF that will have to be
forgone (e.g. VTAM persistent nodes, HSM common recall queue,...
Also beware of a non-dedicated processer for the CF LPAR. This does many
poor things to performance.
Also, last I heard the Rule of Thumb (ROT ) for logical to physical
processors was between 2 and 3 logical to one physical.
Beware of defining too many LPARs on a single physical CP, by creating
Agreed
>ShopzSeries is scheduled to resume normal operations by Saturday,
October 24th at 12:00 AM MDT / 06:00 GMT. Haven't the IBMLINK and ShopZ
>heard about the ability of z to do 24/7/365.24 availability?
ShopzSeries is temporarily unavailable for maintenance.
>
Reading about these things
This is "application defined" by the development team for a particular
component.
The only way to determine, AFAIK, is to look at the Program Directory
for your ServerPac or CBPDO.
I am not aware of any "on-line" reference that matches these prefixes to
components.
HTH.
Is there any IBM docum
AFAIK, the module prefix does not necessarily match the dataset HLQ.
Try this:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/zos/v1r9/index.jsp?topic=/com.i
bm.zos.r9.ieav200/bpfind.htm
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The IEW2456E says module not in SYSLIB/SYSLIN.
I checked the C and LE libraries and could not find PTHREAD@ (lots of refs in
the COMPILER/RUN TIME LIB docs).
This can most likely be fixed in one of 2 ways depending on what is desired.
If you really want PTHREAD@ hard-linked in you LMOD, I wou
SDSP is defined in the HSM parms for small data sets, and the SDSP file
is actually a VSAM data set allocated to one of the ML1 volumes. If the
SDSP file does not occupy the entire logical ML1 volume, the volume is
eligible for other ML1 migration activity.
If SDSP is specified, a SDSP vsam f
The convention is to code EXPDT=98000 on the DD statement that
references this tape.
This convention causes RMM to IGNORE the tape...
HTH,
I am trying to read a 3490 tape that is the duplicate of a VOLSER in our
tape
library. I am using the CBT program TAPEMAP to try to find out what is
on this
Response time needs to be measured at 2 locations for proper problem
determination. These 2 places are the boundary of the CPU and the
NETWORK and the end-point of the communication.
You indicated that CPU consumption by the JES address space, attributed
to RJE processing seems to be causing the d
In our case, this has been handled by our DR Vendor. I would check with
your DR vendor to see what is offered.
HTH,
How do others handle the requirement to not leave
sensitive data behind when using a VSM with a 3rd party recovery
provider?
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Can you provide a link, of post the text?
TIA,
On 6/8/2011 1:14 PM, David Cole wrote:
> What's got me going today is this. For very good reasons, I have
created my
> DCB and DCBE (as well as a host of other data areas and control
blocks) in
> key-9 storage. But my code (z/XDC), when runnin
In SDSF, (If you can get logged on), set your profile to sysname *,
prefix * and issue the st command.
Follow this with sort tgnum d.
Examine the resulting list for possibly looping jobs creating output.
Cancel/purge any of the "abusers"
TGNUM is the number of spool blocks allocated to a partic
And let us *NOT* go back to the USS vs. USS debate!
During some previous lives of MIM, it was called MSM, hence probably the
confusion. To add more confusion, we have a Multi Session Manager called
MultSess, guess what it was called in its previous lives? Right: MSM.
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" A CPU pipeline is the hardware advance that makes measuring program
CPU time a gambler's game, since there is no longer any guarantee at all
that a program will consume the same CPU time from one execution to the
next, even with totally identical inputs."
For a long as I can remember (IIRC MVT
1) REPRO MERGECAT LEVEL() IDS("NEW MASTER CATALOG") ODS("NEW
USER CATALOG"). Check the fine manual for exact syntax.
This will MOVE entries from the "new master cat" to the "new user cat".
2) DEF ALIAS(NAME() RELATE("NEW USER CATALOG") CAT("NEW MASTER
CATALOG")
The data should
How may spool volumes? Is the CHKPT defined in the CF (real or virtual).
HOLD=1000 seems a bit long for multi-access spool. I would reduce this
to about 50 and retry.
ISTR (from ancient and decaying brain cells) that there is some "VM
magic" that dramatically improves MVS performance under VM (pre
ISTR a few releases ago (z/OS 1.4?) that a larger workarea would be
*required*. IIRC 1476 bytes.
LOCATE if successful will return a volume list (remember it might be
a multi-volume dataset). I think LOCATE may be limited in how many
volumes it will return, the return area is only 265 bytes.
I th
We're beginning our conversion process to a sysplex enabled file system
environment and was wondering if there's any real value in adding the
SYSNAME() option to application related file system mount commands
in our shared BPXPRMxx member or just accept IBM's recommendation to use
the default
There is no format program for the WLM CDS. The WLM CDS is formatted
when a policy is installed/activated, or the CDS's are migrated.
Create the CDS's using the documented procedures and all should be well.
HTH,
> In order to check if a CDS would be suitable to be activated, is there
> any way
Check $TJOBCLASS,XEQCOUNT=n
This will limit the maximum number of active jobs in the class
sysplex-wide.
Try XEQCOUNT=MAX=n for the JES init deck.
HTH,
I can limit the number of jobs running in a certain WLM class by using
the $TJOBCLASS commands XEQMEMBER parameter.
Is there an equivalent pa
Agreed. My previous response was poorly worded.
My escape clause is/was:
Create the CDS's using the documented procedures and all should be well.
>There is no format program for the WLM CDS. The WLM CDS is formatted
>when a policy is installed/activated, or the CDS's are migrated.
>Create the
Active on a JES output writer. e.g. I have many TCP/IP attached printers
accessed through a 3rd party product.
This product uses the SAPI interface to "print" the job to the 3rd party
product (which actually drives the printers).
During the transfer from JES to the 3rd party product, the job will
Workload Manager Scheduling Environments. Ensure job card for PL/I or
COBOL speciifes SCHENV=
ThruPut Manager
Security Product as others have suggested.
IIRC, The charges only apply to the compilers. The run times are part of
Language Environment which is included in the z/OS base license.
HTH,
A "V SYSLOG,HARDCOPY,ROUTE=ALL" command should do the trick (or at
least give you a message for problem determination).
Check the MVS System Commands Manual SA22-7627-21 available here:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/IEA2G1A0/CCON
TENTS?SHELF=IEA2BKA0&DN=SA22-7627-21&
Check the default sysout class for STC:
$DJOBCLASS(STC).
Either override the default on startup S XXX,,,MSGCLASS=(some non purge
sysout class) or change the jcl to
//VSHDEBUG DD SYSOUT=(some non purge sysout class)
SYSOUT=* means use the same sysout class as the MSGCLASS in effect.
HTH,
I
The application programmer response seems to be spot on! Apparently you have a
migration exit that is preventing migration of this dataset.
Check your init parms for SETSYS EXIT/EXITOFF/EXITON commands related to
ARCMMEXT and perform the appropriate commands
Or
Modify the exit
HTH,
Could
Panvalet does not use a PDS to store the data.
I have extensive experience w/Librarian. Librarian had a SUBSYS feature which
allowed the Librarian file to be accessed as thought it were a PDS.
The general rule was to refer to the Librarian dataset with SUBSYS=xxx (usually
LAM... Librarian Access
>From the z/OS 1.11 annnouncement (209-242. Dated Aug 18, 2009).
The sysplex failure management (SFM) component of XCF used in a Parallel
Sysplex to manage failures and reconfiguration has been enhanced in z/OS
V1.11. It is now designed to use new Base Control Program internal
interface (BCPii) se
Try here:
http://www-01.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bin/ssialias?subtype=ca&infotype=an
&supplier=897&letternum=ENUS211-007
or
search ibm.com for 211-007
HTH,
> The z/OS 1.13 preview (Feb 15, 2011) says:
>
I must have been napping about then. But I checked the IBM-MAIN
archives around mid-Febr
I do not feel that Shai has violated the spirit of this list. He is not
charging for his product.
There have been occasional posts from one of the major software vendors
(actually an individual working at that vendor)
that come far closer to "crossing the line" than Shai. But again, they
were pro
Yes it does need an SE. Not sure about the z/VM guest angle.
Not having played with the BCPii, my understanding is that it can't be
invoked by a (z/VM) guest, and needs a SE to talk to.
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Represent the capacity of each CEC in 'SU's'. Perhaps with a reference
line for the "base" configuration.
IMO, the base configuration would be:
N = # of Physical CPs
Rate - Capacity rating (per engine). E.G. -Y02 has less capacity
that -Z02. Relative processor ratios are available from
IIRC, this would be a bad thing for CICS.
CICS does not like OS waits which would be caused by ENQ/DEQ (CICS waits
are another thing).
I am not a CICS person, but I would think that there are EXEC CICS
equivalents to ENQ/DEQ that would be
better for this purpose.
Now we are trying the approach
For program load I think you want SMF 42 Subtype 6(?). Possibly with the
use of an LLA exit.
AFAIK, there is no "native" method to determine this information.
Several of the 3rd-party products that existed before LLA provide
statistical and loadlib information for a specific module "out of the
box
https://www-304.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=isg1OA34001
UA56309
Can someone suggest a method for correcting the problem the Binder
is reporting. I confirmed that the PTF UA56011 has a ++MOD for
HWICHAPI. As near as I can tell, the Binder control statements are
generated by SMPE.
z/OS V1 R
IIRC, static system symbols can be substituted in JCL. Check the Init &
Tuning Guide for details as what the static system symbols are.
Try:
//SYSPRINT DD DSN=STRG.SRDF.INVTRKS.&SYSDATE.,
//STORCLAS=BASE,MGMTCLAS=MEDIUM,
//DISP=(,CATLG),
//SPACE=(TRK,(15,15),RL
http://www.cmg.org/measureit/issues/mit78/m_78_5.pdf
It does take quite a bit longer to load the newer versions, and the 64
bit take longer to initially load than the 31bit ones, but the actually
"execution" of "your" user Java code under the newer versions is quite a
bit faster, especially betw
Expire after Days Non-usage . : 540
Expire after Date/Days . . . . : NOLIMIT
Retention Limit . . . . . . . : 0
Indicates to delete the dataset 540 days after last use. The NOLIMIT
allows the user to override the defa
Again, if the dsn was deleted by a TSO user wouldn't it show up in the
SMF records?
Absolutely.
Since you indicated in another post the data set was "in use" as of July
10th by an STC, I would go back at least to the start date/time of that
STC for you SMF hunt.
Again, DAF is your friend. Jus
My first thought is data proximity to instructions.
That is data being modified within the width of the processor I-cache.
The data modification will cause cache flush of the I-cache, and many
processor cycles to re-establish the cache and various pipelines.
This happened with SAS when the z/90
Does anyone know the cache line size for the z9/BC processor?
Citation? Google, etc. are not turning up anything.
I am track an obscure performance problem with enormous elongation of
elapsed time when moving between a z9/BC and a z10/BC.
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Does anyone know the cache line size for the z9/BC processor?
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There are some more messages in the SMPLOG that will give you more info.
Does SMPLOG indicate a failure.
Also, read the PTF descriptions in your SMPPTS. There is most likely an
hold (action, uclin) on one or more of the PTF's.
IIRC, an unresolved reference with NCAL will always generate an RC=4
(w
Our CPC (2094-S18-708) now has 8 Physical CP and has 1 production LPAR,
2 maintenance LPARs, 2 ICF LPARs and 2 test LPARs running at the moment.
Currently, all LPARs are equipped with shared CPs and have weight values
assigned. The details are as follows.
production LPAR 1
initial LCP
>
> Our CPC (2094-S18-708) now has 8 Physical CP and has 1 production
LPAR,
> 2 maintenance LPARs, 2 ICF LPARs and 2 test LPARs running at the
moment.
> Currently, all LPARs are equipped with shared CPs and have weight
values
> assigned. The details are as follows.
>
> production LPAR 1
> initial
Thanks for correcting my erroneous impression.
>ASHARED CPs *may* be dispatched on
"DEDICATED processors if resource is available (I am sure someone will
correct me this is not true).
Assuredly.
Dedicated processors are just that.
Dedicated!
Only the lPAR they're assigned to may run work on them
We wanted to find out the Main memory usage of our production LPAR for a
particular day. We have allocated 15GB of main memory and we wanted to
find out this 15GB is enough or more memory need to added.
We have printed RMF Paging activity report but is there any specific
parameter needs to be loo
Try here:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/Shelves/iea2bkb1
I am currently hunting for the data areas for z/OS 1.12. All I am able
to find as a .boo book stops at z/OS 1.12.
1) Are there data areas for z/OS 1.12?
2) If so, is IBM now forcing me to use the much more space c
Chicken feed as far as the money goes.
I went through the same thing woring for a large Gov't contractor in the
90's
>snip>
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ta-centers.html?nl=technology&emc=techupdateema3
I am in the process of draining a couple of JES2 spool volumes. They are
now down to 1% utilization.
Is there a command to display the remaining jobs on a particular spool
volume?
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> Is there a command to display the remaining jobs on a particular spool
volume?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
Look at the $DSPL command ($D SPOOL)
There are a variety of sub parms to do what you want.
I did not find a command for this in the FM. BTW I am at z/OS 1.11.
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No jobs shown. I guess something like an initiatior is holding the
volume.
I guess I'll have to wait for my next JES restart.
Thanks for your time,
I use the following:
$D JQ,SPOOL=(volumes=spool3)
I am in the process of draining a couple of JES2 spool volumes. They are
now down to 1% utiliza
Are you referring to the Federal Air Transportation Air Security
Service?
Just think FATASS is looking after your security!
Sayy ... what does TSA stand for ... oh .. please don't
ask me ... I'm liable to get kicked off if I said what it
really stood for.
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I have the percentage and I know the volume is draining. I am trying to
find the remaining individual items on the volume so that they can be
purged!
I have used $DSPL,V(jesv01),PERCENT
What I think works better is
$DSPL,PERCENT,STATUS=DRAINING
http://www.dhmo.org/facts.html
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Perhaps not the same as intended but ... it's a fictitious compound
chemical... there were multiple papers written ... but don't think
that the 'actual compound' was eve
Agreed. I am at that point!
OP's motivation is to "find the remaining individual items on the volume
so that they can be purged". In my experience, it's nigh impossible to
completely drain a spool volume without an IPL. There are fragments of
forever-running tasks scattered across all spool vo
Way Cool! Thanks...
>From SDSF, enter command SP to display the spool volumes.
>From the Spool volume list, type "J" next to the desired entry.
SDSF will issue the command: $DJOBQ,SPL=V=(H8SPL3)
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Try:
$DJOBQ,SPOOL=(PERCENT>0,VOLUME=jesv01)
Edward Jaffe wrote:
> On 7/22/2011 9:20 AM, Starr, Alan wrote:
>> I believe the following would be a good beginning:
>>
>> ACCEPT PTFS FUNCTIONS APARS GROUPEXTEND BYPASS(ID)
>> CHECK .
>
> APARS? BYPASS(ID)? Are these standard parameters used in customer
> environments?
No!
Bo
> That means the HOMETEST still couldn't get the HOSTNAME specified in
the //SYSTCPD DD in TCPIP procedure.
I also guessed - to myself - that this might just possibly have been
your problem.
I don't want to take away from Chris's excellent posts, but at a 30,000
foot level.
1) Place all valid
Not impossible, just prohibitively expensive!
And will not generate a dime in additional revenue to Big Blue!
It's so buried in assumptions, code & control blocks that it'd be
impossible to change.
Check the archives.
It was discussed a year or so ago.
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Ted MacNEIL
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AFAIK, this cannot be done (easily) without knowing the total number of
records in advance.
You might be able put some logic together using sort exit 15.
HTH,
does any of you have a recommendation on advising SORT to only take the
last
n records into SORTOUT.
problem is, for STARTREC=xxx you wo
Exit 15 is your friend! (or maybe one of the other E1* exits, I don't
have the manual in front of me).
does any of you SORT gurus have a recommendation on "efficiently"
identifying records including unprintable chars in a given range of
columns.
something like: "is there any char lower than x'40'
1) paranoia. I would ask what specific security exposure is he trying to
obfuscate/mitigate?
His concern appears to center around social engineering?
He defeats his own argument by " The content Frank is positing does not
appear to be specific to our environment..." This statement seems (to
me)
AIX's are generally relatively small compared to base clusters. I would
not expect to see much benefit from compressing the AIX.
I do not *know* if compression for the AIX is required when the base
cluster is compressed.
I believe that the AIX is opened as a "separate dataset" under the
covers, a
If you are using "vanilla" SMTP (e.g. SYSOUT=(A,INTRDR)) look at the
TIMEZONE operand in the SMTP parms. Does it match the z/OS offset in
SYS1.PARMLIB(CLOCKxx).
If you are using CSSMTP, there is a separate configuration file to set
environment variables.
If you are using SMTPNOTE, there is a cust
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