If the entire volume is unreadable, it would seem you need to use DELVOL to
tell SMS that everything that was supposed to be on that volume is lost.
If some of the files on the tape are usable, then FREEVOL may be a better
choice or possibly RECYCLE (either combined with the appropriate BDELETEs
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::So the only functionally-equivalent, officially-sanctioned way to
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::
::W dniu 2012-01-22 05:21, Joel C. Ewing pisze:
:: I've
bit.listserv.ispf-l is the Usenet echo of the ISPF listserv. You don't
subscribe to it; you just read using your newsreader of choice and a Usenet
server that carries it.
To subscribe to the actual list and receive messages automatically, send an
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What system is it currently on? Which system is your client and which your
server? What ftp options are you using? What command?
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:: format by DFSORT
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You don't. Storage groups are assigned by the ACS routines if the dataset
is assigned a storage class. Does it have meaning if the dataset is not
disk resident?
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:: Subject: System Dumps and SMS allocation fails
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:: First this is a long entry, but I wanted to
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:: Walt,
::
:: First , thanks for responding..
::
:: Let
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:: Still no luck:
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:: FCO105I
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:: In
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The REUSE operand will cause ALLOC to free the DD name currently if it is
currently in use.
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:: On Sat, 18 Feb 2012 18:38:28
If the VVDS was created automatically by SMS when the first dataset was
created on the volume, then it was catalogued in the same catalog as that
dataset. Usually, the dataset is a user dataset and the VVDS ends up being
catalogued in the corresponding user catalog. However, LISTCAT (which
An SMS volume with any SMS managed dataset will also have a VVDS.
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:: Behalf Of Mike Schwab
:: Sent: Friday, February 24, 2012 4:57 AM
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:: Subject: Re: VVDS with no
Is the volume SMS managed or not? My copy of the HSM Storage Administration
manual states that if the MIGRATE sub-parameter of the VOLUME parameter is
not specified for an SMS volume, the command will fail with an error
message. It also states that the DAYS parameter can only be specified for
an
The description of the FREEVOL command does not show a DAYS parameter. It
also clearly states that the destination volume (ML1 or ML2) is determined
by the LEVEL-1-DAYS-NONUSAGE of the management class controlling the dataset
if the dataset is SMS managed. For non-SMS managed datasets, you need
What was the user doing when this error occurred? If the dialogue was
provided by IBM or a vendor, that would be the best source for resolution.
If it was home grown, the ball is in your court.
The Abend panels section in Appendix C of the ISPF Dialogue Developer Guide
and Reference has some
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:: Subject: Re: SMPe Receive Error
::
:: Lizette,
::
:: I have modified the SMPTLIB statement
Temporarily rename the catalogued dataset (must not be in use currently).
Issue a DEFINE NVSAM command and specify the RECATALOG parameter.
Delete the newly catalogued dataset.
Rename the original dataset back to proper name.
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Since you have one of the security products installed and heavily
configured, why not identify that as your protection tool. Maybe even
demonstrate that controls prevent unauthorized updates to system and APF
datasets and the IPL text. Given z/OS's statement of integrity, if the
malicious
Would a DELETE NOSCR followed by a DEFINE NVSAM do what you want?
But the real question is how did a catalog entry for the volume in question
get created n the first place? Did a segment of the data set exist on the
volume at one time and then get deleted without the catalog being updated
When you say initialize do you mean any of the following?
Write a tape mark at the beginning so the tape is non-labeled.
Create the VOL1 record so the tape is SL.
Update the VOL1 record so the SL tape has a different volser.
Erase the tape so that all previous data is no longer
The source is at http://zjournal.tcipubs.com/issues/DouglasUtilities.html
Google is your friend. Search for CNV2UGRP and read the articles which
describe how to use it.
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:: Behalf Of Mark Steely
Beware the extra space in the url Greg posted.
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:: Behalf Of Mark Steely
:: Sent: Monday, April 02, 2012 1:42 PM
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:: Subject: Re: RACF Help
::
:: I found that also.. The
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:: Behalf Of Jake anderson
:: Sent: Monday, April 02, 2012 7:35 PM
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:: Subject: Re: Initialize Tape Options
::
:: Hey Mike/Russell/All,
::
:: Thanks for giving an
There is something more going on with your ACS routines. The FILTLIST you
provided did not exclude IBMUSER datasets (but then that source had leading
asterisks so it could have been all comments). The STORCLAS routines I used
always checked the unit against a DASD FILTLIST (3390, SYSDA, etc) and
That's what my manual says. The first means do not start. The second
is ignored.
This merely implements the solution you have decided upon. The real
question is what issue are you trying to solve and is this the best way to
solve it.
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:: Behalf Of Jake anderson
:: Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2012 6:58 PM
:: To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
:: Subject: Coding IEASYMxx
::
:: Hello All,
::
:: First of all apology for asking a very basic
in any of the parmlib and update the
same in LOADxx member ?
Please advise me your expert comment.
Jake
On Sun, Apr 8, 2012 at 7:46 AM, retired mainframer
retired-mainfra...@q.com wrote:
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We need to get the terminology straight first. What do you mean by source
SYSRES and target SYSRES? Is source the IPL volumes and target the volume
holding the SMPE target datasets? Or are you using ServerPac terminology?
BTW, are any of these volumes SMS managed?
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If you bring the datasets up in ISPF 3.4, just type a U in front of the
DSN(s) and when that completes, type a C
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:: Behalf Of Jake anderson
:: Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2012 7:48 PM
:: To:
Can you produce the output of LISTCAT ENT('SYS2.MCDS') ALL from both systems
and see what the differences are?
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:: Behalf Of willie bunter
:: Sent: Friday, April 20, 2012 9:37 AM
:: To:
You left out some key information from the first two lines of the IEHLIST
output.
Your previous (and subsequent) ISPF data states that 12 extents are
allocated. This IEHLIST output shows only 3 with tracks. It then shows 9
additional extents with no tracks. That explains the 12 extents
If you specify EBCDIC and BLOCK and if the receiving PDS is already
allocated, it will even transfer load modules and preserve the directory
information. I think it will also preserve ISPF statistics.
lcd local_pds
cd remote_pds
ebcdic
block
mget * (or mput if you are on the transmit system)
Edit the data in ISPF and issue the following commands:
C 'SSN' 'TIN' ALL
C '/SSN' '/TIN' ALL
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:: Behalf Of Ron Thomas
:: Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 10:13 AM
:: To:
Since that APAR is from 2002, the OP should also check the SMS Managing
Catalogs document for his 1.9 system just in case anything has changed.
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:: Behalf Of Staller, Allan
:: Sent: Monday, April
Were the datasets SMS managed? If so, what were the management class
attributes? If not, what aging options are specified in ARCCMDxx? Have
either changed recently?
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:: Behalf Of Walter Marguccio
:: Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2012 2:33 AM
:: To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
:: Subject: Re: FTP Parameters in Batch
::
:: I am looking for the FTP parameters to overwrite the
What does CA have to do with the NVD?
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:: Behalf Of Cris Hernandez #9
:: Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2012 1:29 PM
:: To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
:: Subject: Re: National Vulnerability Database (NVD)
You misinterpreted. If the dataset is not catalogued in the normal search
order, you have to tell DSLIST to search all the catalogs. The way to do
this is to specify a wild card as the HLQ, include any additional qualifiers
to limit the output, and NOT specify a volume. In the example you
You do not delete the data component. You delete the cluster. You do so
using Access Methods Services (aka IDCAMS) by specifying both the fully
qualified DSN and the catalog where that DSN can be found.
If you have problems show us the job and the IDCAMS output.
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The VARY command updates the active configuration in the SMS address space,
not the SCDS dataset. By issuing the SETSMS after the VARY, you restored
everything back the way it was, in effect undoing the vary.
Either
1 - update an SCDS and then activate it
or
2 - update the active
, isn't the same as SETSMS SCDS
:: cmd???
:: Thx, A.Cecilio
::
::
:: On Mon, May 28, 2012 at 6:39 PM, retired mainframer
:: retired-mainfra...@q.com wrote:
::
:: The VARY command updates the active configuration in the SMS address
:: space,
:: not the SCDS dataset. By issuing the SETSMS after
After the PROC001 statement, code
//TAPE DD VOL=(,RETAIN,,35)
to override just the volume operand on that DD statement.
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:: Behalf Of John Dawes
:: Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2012 3:50 PM
:: To:
On my last 1.11 system, the mount point was /SERVICE.
We also had the alternate root system normally mounted there (for any SMPE
work). You may need to confirm the mount point is free before issuing the
mount command.
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