Hi,
thanks to all, who answered to my note. The CSI I'm talking about is a
z/OS CSI. You suggested to reduce the size of the package, for example
to use CONTENT(CRITICAL). I have already done so, but as soon, as I'm
using RECOMMENDED I get the error message. AFAIK using parameters like
Hi,
today I get a problem with SMPE RECEIVE ORDER. With several tries I
always get the following message:
GIM69212S ** RECEIVE PROCESSING HAS FAILED FOR ORDER ORD2. A PACKAGE
FOR
ORDER ORD2 WITH ORDERID H73315968 CANNOT BE CREATED
BECAUSE THE
PACKAGE SIZE
Hi Radoslaw,
in your note you mentioned the idea to apply all (installable) PTFs.
This idea leads me to the reason for opening this topic. I'm involved in
an IBM project for preventive maintenance packages named CPMz. One major
idea behind this project is to apply as few PTFs as possible, but
Hi Ant,
in theory that's possible, but it would be very uncomfortable to process
more than a few PSP bucket files in such way. I'm looking for a solution
where I can automate this process, for example to identify any update
change in the PSP bucket files.
Am 16.05.2012 08:48, schrieb
Hi Mark,
so please tell me which category is used for CICS? When I look through
the catalog at
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/os/zos/smpe/fixcategory.html I could not
find any CICS category, there are some for z/OS, for DB2, for IMS etc.
but where are the CICS categories?
Am 16.05.2012
Hi Kurt,
thanks, that is the information I wasn't aware of, the fact that for
CICS there isn't a special category like for IMS or DB2 and that these
PTFs are all together in this generic category. So all PTFs from the
former PSP extract files are now in any category either in a specific or
Hello,
from some IBM information I find out that sevral years ago a tool named
EPSPT (Enhanced Preventive Service Planning Tool) existed, which used
extracted PSP bucket data to report missing PTFs for several products in
a z/OS environment. Therefore it used data from the FTP server at
Hi Linda,
thanks for your very fast answer. Unfortunately it does not match what
I'm looking for. I already know how to work with FIXCATs, as well as
with the old ePSPt. The fact that I mentioned CICS was only to give an
example. I'll try to describe my problem in more detail:
If you look
Hi John,
I would try a ZONEMERGE for the FMIDS from the z/OS 1.8 system. This
would handle the CSI entries, if there are common libraries with the
z/OS 1.12 system you should copy them together manually.
Am 04.03.2011 17:51, schrieb McKown, John:
I'm installing z/OS 1.12. On my z/OS 1.8
Hello Ravi,
you're absolutely right, until yesterday I've only seen 010300 but then
I got a CSI from another installation, where 070300 occurs, what leads
to my question.
BTW: the reason why I'm looking into this data is fairly hard to explain
and a much longer story, perhaps I'll find the
Hello, does anybody out there have an idea where I can get a description
of the SMP/E record layout within a CSI dataset. Especially I'm looking
for a unique identifier which describes the TZONE entry records within a
targetzone. Up to now I thought, that all these records have hex 010300
on
We used to download enhanced holddata from IBM's server several times a
day for different environments. In the past we haven't had any problems
with this method. Since a few days we get more and more timeout errors
during download. So we are thinking about changing our process. The data
Hello,
thanks for your response. First of all: Everything you said I totally
agree with, but unfortunately that does not solve the problem I have.
Let's just remember:
In one of my last orders I got PTFs UK63710 (which addresses HIPER
(DATALOSS) APAR PK88044) and UK63686 (which addresses
Hello,
today I have a question regarding HIPER PTFs or APARs. Until now I
thought that a HIPER PTF is a PTF which addresses a HIPER APAR. You may
get a list of all HIPER PTFs, if you download the file
/s390/assigns/hiper_prp.txt from service.boulder.ibm.com. There you got
++ASSIGN statements
Hi,
additionaly you should remove the FORTRAN libraries from your SMP/E
environment by installing a ++DELETE - function, if you have a separate
SMP/E environment for this LPAR. Otherwise you may get service for this
product in future.
Jacky Bright schrieb:
Hi,
I guess slowdown started
Hi,
couldn't you put the sequential datasets into one large PO dataset and
terse this one ? On the other side you unterse it to a PO file again and
unload it with IEBGENER.
Tim Hare schrieb:
We need to TERSE a fairly large (for us) amount of data. This data is in
multiple separate datasets
Hi,
... and after 15 records added this way you'll get an x37 error, because
your dataset have more than 16 extents.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
I wonder - Why is it not possible to add records to the beginning of a
data set? Wouldn't it be possible for a sufficiently clever program to
Hi,
I sent a similar question to Kurt Quackenbush (SMP/E development), the
FIXCAT HOLDs should be available starting October 8th.
Perhaps, we'll get an answer here.
Chase, John schrieb:
Hi, All,
Has anybody encountered the new FIXCAT HOLDDATA yet? As of today's
download from
Hi,
AFAIK your problem is not a missing UPGRADE of your SMP/E CSIs or
something else in your environment. You have to pick up the FIXCAT HOLDs
from somewhere and to receive it.
One place to pick them up should be the FTP server at
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/s390/holddata/
Andy White
Hello,
AFAIK pull is the short form for parse upper pull, so it shouldn't
make any difference to your version. What makes me nervous instead is
the single quote in the do until clause ... : N'
Lizette Koehler schrieb:
Rexx is case sensitive.
Use PARSE Pull UPPER Answer
Hi,
I looked up the TSO REXX reference, it says:
PULL reads a string from the head of the external data queue. It is just
a short form of the instruction: PARSE UPPER PULL template_list ;
if you do not need the uppercase translation you should code parse pull.
Lizette Koehler schrieb:
I
Hello,
you may have a look for the following program, which is a part of SMP/E
(and therefore available on any system):
GIMDTS: Data transformation service routine
it transforms VB files (and some other) to FB=80 files. The only problem
might be the retransformation, which normally is done
Hello,
I have a small problem with the following job:
a FTP batch jobs runs on a daily base and it should pick up some data,
which has the month and year of the preceding month in its name, for
example in july 08 it may pick up the dataset XXX0608.
This dataset is available around the 8th of
Hello,
you may use the following REXX to do this job. AFAIK this program uses
the german code table, but this may easily changed.
/** REXX */
/*---*/
/*! FA#ASCII
Hello,
I'm not sure what you are planning to do: if you want to display some
kind of in-process messages, then DISPLAY LOCK is correct : the usage of
PF keys doesn't make sense, because your REXX is running, it has the
control at that time. Only ATTN key makes sense to interrupt the running
more detailled infomation to this topic ?
Mark Zelden schrieb:
On Sat, 13 Sep 2008 00:06:23 +0200, Jürgen Kehr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This subject comes up now and then and I still don't know of any cross
reference list between the SYSMOD APAR
Hello,
what kind of errors do you expect from the APPLY ? If after the APPLY a
SYSMOD stays in ERROR status, an APPLY without REDO of the same SYSMOD
is sufficient. If you have to change your job for the already installed
error-free SYSMODs, depends of what you have used: if you listed all
Hello,
I'm not sure, if this topic was diskussed before, but I think I'll get
some help here.
How can I identify a zFS File in a REXX procedure and separate it from
other VSAM LDS ?
Thanks in advance for any help.
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information
(like how much freespace is in the filesystem).
Cheers
Wolfgang
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Hello,
I'm not sure
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Hello,
I'm not sure, if this topic was diskussed before, but I think I'll get
some help here.
How can I identify
Hi all,
thanks to all who answered to my question. I finally decide to use
LISTCAT to determine the dataset type. Here 's my result;
/* REXX */
arg dsn
err_ret = ERROR
dsn =
Hello,
I think you need to enlarge the directory block value in the DSSPACE
entry in the used OPTIONS. AFAIK no other actions have to be taken.
Howard Rifkind schrieb:
During an SMP receive operator I got the following error:
IEB1013I COPYING FROM PDSU INDD=SMPPTFIN VOL=MP3021
Hi,
AFAIK the prefix AK... was never used for PTFs instead is was used for
(physical) APARs, which means a possibly installed temporary fix. This
AK.. correspond to the (descriptive) APAR PK..., to which you'll find
some information in IBMLINK. There it's better you use PK... instead of
JMK8802
PK... leads to GK... for FMID JMK8803
PK... leads to WK... for FMID JMK8804
PK... leads to XK... for FMID HMK8805
PK... leads to JK... for FMID HMK8806
Does anybody know, where to get this table for IMS V9 ?
Jürgen Kehr schrieb:
Hi,
AFAIK the prefix AK... was never used for PTFs instead
XQx
JMK9906 JQx
where Q represents the second character of the APAR prefix,
x represents the APAR number
Jürgen Kehr schrieb:
Hi, in connection to this topic another question comes to my mind:
for IMS there was a connection between the names
Hi,
your situation is a it-works-as-designed problem.
The description of the REXX CALL statement (TSO/E REXX Reference) says:
The following list describes the steps used to search for a REXX exec
for a function or subroutine call:
a. Search the ddname from which the exec that is calling the
Hello,
the FMID HXML190 has to be applied (not only received) to install this PTF.
Howard Rifkind schrieb:
The XML Toolkit has been received but I can't do an Apply/Check against some of the sysmods.
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Freundliche
Hi,
you may try:
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?doc=4001220org=SWrs=4
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?doc=4001220org=SWrs=4
Good luck.
Yukus, Mary J CIV USMEPCOM schrieb:
Does anyone know where I can download the IBM Softcopy Reader from on IBM's
site? I have been
Hi,
I'm looking for some sample C/370 code which uses the IRXEXCOM
interface to fetch and set REXX variables.
Thanks in advance for any help.
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Freundliche Gruesse / Kind regards
Dipl.Math. Juergen Kehr, IT Schulung
Hi,
thanks for the link, but unfortunately this is an example for setting a
variable from the C program, what I'm looking for is just the other way
around: to fetch some REXX variables to use them in the C program.
Norbert Friemel schrieb:
On Mon, 1 Sep 2008 12:10:49 +0200, Jürgen Kehr
Hi, today I get the updated version of this REXX GIMAPI interface
program. At the first look it seemed to run fine now, the subentry
values are not only displayed for the first entry, it shows now all
matching values.
But then I found another problem: when you start the sample REXX from
the
Hi,
I think I have to clarify, what in detail my problem with the prgram
from CBT file 778 is:
I modified the sample REXX to point to my CSI dataset:
/* REXX */
GIMCSI='SPSOS.P0802.GLOBAL.CSI'
GIMZONE='OST'
Hello,
when I tried to use the REXX GIMAPI interface (CBT778) I get the same
problem which is described in an older maillist entry:
The issue that I have is that it only honors the
GIMSENTRY specification for the first item that
matches the filter. All further matches only list the
default
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