What about WRITELOG START...?
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Skip Robinson
I have a GTF trace file full of gold nuggets and bright red rubies.
Unfortunately GTF trace was restarted at the next IPL, so the data set
has
immediate EOF. I used StarTool to reset logical (VTOC) end of file to
the
full extent. Anyone know how to bypass physical EOF and
Hi,
We have our z/OS NIP consoles (OSA ICC) in a remote data center.
On an occasional initial part of IPL (NIP time) trouble we have a
difficulty in reviewing the message traffic due to a (typically) re-IPL
(after some correction and/or an IPL re-attempt, all messages are lost).
Did somebody
... Dave Jousma ...
Remove all consoles from the NIP definition in the IOCP, and watch the
messages come across the HMC console.
These are desperate, last resort means, difficult on a production host,
in case a problem can't be otherwise resolved. In such a case we'd
likely do a SAD.
Typically
In my earlier suggestion I forgot to add:
In my IKJTSO00, AUTHCMD part I have a comment:
/*NETSTAT REMOVED DUE TO PQ23072 JJ*/ +
Hth...
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You may want to check APAR PQ23072 for SYS1.PARMLIB(IKJTSO00) changes.
Hth..
David G. Schlecht says
Subject: NETSTAT STACK and Rexx exec
By the book, this simple Rexx syntax should work, but I am unable to
manipulate the external stack in Rexx. The
following simple program says Queued:
I have a program that reads a KSDS via CIs.
While adding support for EF I put the following comments:
.Added Extended Addressability KSDS support. In the EA KSDS, RBA
in index records is expressed as relative CI number: this means
that it needs to be multiplied by CI length to calculate a
Mark Steely
During installation of z/os V1.11 it needs a directory of pfapath. Where
did you create this directory (root or create it own file directory ?).
Mark,
My ServerPac Variables setup:
PFAUSER = PFA
PFAPATH = /u/pfa
The directory, as I understand it, should be a separate file system
Kind listeners:
I see new installation variables in z/OS 1.11 ServerPac:
== PFA
PFA OWNER USERID D PFAUSER
PFA STG LOCATION D /pfapath
PFA USER PASSWORD D
gil wrote:
It's only a little more complicated than that. Correct that the
HOLDDATA change less frequently than the PTF bodies, but the concerns
were:
o Issuing HOLDDATA is not syncronized with our test cycle which
drives our cumulative maintenance releases. We'd like our
customers to
Keith E. Moe wrote:
...
Many programs, such as ISV products, would likely be modified to query
the existence of the extended PARM and use it if present and
otherwise fall back to the current PARM field. This would allow them to
exploit the capability quickly and allow customers to convert their
John McKown
So, you'd first MOUNT your alternate ROOT filesystem dataset on the
/Service subdirectory. You'd then mount your alternate VAR filesystem at
/Service/var, XML at /Service/usr/lpp/ixm, SHPUROOT at
/Service/usr/lpp/ported, SHPHROOT at /Service/usr/lpp/php, SHPEROOT at
You may want to use the current sample exit from SYS1.SAMPLIB(IEEACTRT).
We made a similar discovery during z/OS 1.9 implementation. We were
using an old version of IEFACTRT.
Hth...
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The following is typical output found in the SYSMSG
$HASP9212 MVS NOT DISPATCHING JES2 MAIN TASK DURATION 000:01:55:09
I found out (post mortem) the looping AS from RMFGAT history data sets.
RMFGAT was affected too and some of interval records were missing.
Hth...
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I've installed the Ported Tools in my z/OS ServerPac SMPE environment.
What is in your case:
/techsupp/OSP17864/Service
Was my ServerPac (service) version root FS mount point.
From what I can see you do not have the z/OS root FS mounted on the
/techsupp/OSP17864/Service dir path.
Hth...
I would like to know if there is a way to establish the JAVA in UNIX to
always get the system date and time. I would like to reduce the need to
update the TZ parameter each time the time jumps.
This may work:
SYS1.PARMLIB(CEEPRM00)
ENVAR('TZ=EST5EDT'), /* UNIX Time ZONE */
I would like to enable SYSNAME ON (ISPF Command ) for all TSO users. So
far
i could not find a way to issue ISPF command from REXX / CLIST in my
logon
procs. Even tried to modify ISPCFIGU using TSO ISPCCONF (with
increament
VERSION_LEVEL_OF_SITEWIDE_DEFAULTS ) DEFAULT_SYSTEM_NAME= ON
Try a clean/ empty ISPPROF or, use a copy of a good, working ISPPROF...
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Verify with JES2 commands:
$D LOAD(ACFJ2USR),ROUTINES
$D EXIT(228)
$D EXIT(229)
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Yes, jesparms is;
LOAD(ACFJ2USR) STOR=CSA /* ACF2 USER EXIT FOR JOB CARD VALIDATION */
EXIT225 ROUTINE=(ACFEX225)
EXIT227
A guess:
You may have something in front of SCEERUN on your either LNKLST or LPA
that overrides SCEERUN...
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Further to that thought, you should also check for MLPAs or dynamic LPA
updates (via SETPROG).
Bill
On Fri, 17 Oct 2008 10:26:31 -0400, Jakubek, Jan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
A guess:
You may have something in front of SCEERUN on your either LNKLST or LPA
that overrides SCEERUN
Read OA19194 (I just did :-).
The z/OS provided AMATERSE uses now SYSUT1/2 for input/output.
Hth...
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ISP.SISPLPA for instance can be in link list and has some big modules
that are still RM 24.
I use the following usermod:
++USERMOD(name)
/* MOVE LOAD MODULES FROM SISPLPA TO SISPLOAD */
.
MIMIT is running in a high WLM
service class. Should it be in SYSSTC?
It should be run like GRS - in SYSTEM.
To get it run in SYSTEM it has to be started via MIMASC though.
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You may adopt/ use LINKLLA from Gilbert Saint-flour from CBT file 183,
Or from CBT file 394:
LLAUPDTX Synchronous LLA update routine (using LLACOPY macro).
One member per step (specified in PARM) gets refreshed.
LLAUPDTS Synchronous LLA update routine (using LLACOPY
Michael Poil post from Feb.14/2008 with subject:
How to stop SHRLIBRGNSIZE being allocated from an Address Space?
explains (or hints at) why it could be so.
The mentioned post was on MVS-OE. Here it is:
In the context of running a Java application that has many DLLs, is
there any easy way to
- one of our procedures is to DELETE NOSCRATCH thousands of production
datasets; catalogue cleanup before dataset restore...this process took
hours to execute...might this be related to the CATALOG AUTOTUNE in our
1.7 system?
A possible way to speed up updates (of any KSDS):
- Sort deleted
You may be affected by an excessive and/or improper specification of
BPXPRMxx SHRLIBRGNSIZE(...) value.
No amount fiddling with IEFUSI would help in such a case.
Michael Poil post from Feb.14/2008 with subject:
How to stop SHRLIBRGNSIZE being allocated from an Address Space?
explains (or hints
Thanks but this is like IPLing the system itself which involves outage
which many not be possible in our system So I was just looking for
alternatives...
A dynamic PROCLIB concatenation can be repaired via a series of
$DEL/$ADD/$T PROCLIB JES2 commands.
A static //PROCnn
You may try to run KSDSPACE from CBT file 394 against the catalogue and
see what it shows.
Current z/OS catalogue support issues a warning message when a catalogue
approaches its extents limit. I do not remember the message/ details
though.
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A sample JCL (DSS control statements may need to be reviewed):
//RSTJAVA EXEC PGM=ADRDSSU,REGION=0M,PARM='TYPRUN=NORUN'
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSABEND DD SYSOUT=*
//OUT DD DISP=SHR,UNIT=3390,VOL=SER=...
Clark Morris wrote:
The thing I found most interesting was that only a high school
education was required.
A belief that formal education, diplomas, etc equate with intelligence,
competence, qualifications to perform an occupation is a widespread
contemporary prejudice. It's got a similarity
To diagnose VSAM request errors one needs to report, via whatever means,
the return (R15), function and feedback codes (from RPL) and interpret
them (Using Datasets book?).
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Peter Relson:
No, the dsname cannot include SYSR1.
Nor is such functionality likely to be implemented.
There is no full system symbol support for any symbol including SYSR1
(so substrings are not supported, for example).
Peter,
Thank you for noticing and the authoritative answer.
I'd hope this
In case others would have a similar interest, I did an experiment.
This is unsupported:
Case 1:
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PARMLIB SYS1.PARMLIB.SYSR1
At IPL we get:
IGGN307I sysr1,SYS1.PARMLIB.SYSR1,DATA SET NOT FOUND ON VOLUME
IEA345A SYS1.PARMLIB.SYSR1 NOT USED (NOT CATALOGED) - PRESS ENTER TO
CONTINUE
On Wed, 16 May 2007 11:40:37 -0400, Lizette Koehler wrote:
I only have a minor question to ask.
Is SYSR1 in your IEASYM member for that system at IPL time? It
almost looks like SYSR1 is not resolving and I am not sure that is a
default IBM symbolic. Though I could be wrong. So this is just
Hi,
In my PARMLIB concatenation I'd like to include a dsname that would have
a qualifier equal to/ specified via SYSR1 symbol, like:
PARMLIB MYDSN1.PARMLIB.SYSR1
Is this supported? I'm reading the MVS Init Tuning Reference and it
does not seem to be clear. In one place it says:
Note: SYSR1
I looked at the manual and it seems like it says I can
do a repro nomergecat. Change the master catalog option
in iplparm, ipl and go.
Before you proceed with this:
-Run a complete set of DIAGNOSEs (catalogue all VVDSes)
and cleanup/ address any discrepancies.
-Make sure all volumes that have a
Typically a security product should to be started before any AS that
needs Unix attributes. The Unix attributes are provided by
RACF/ACF2/TSS.
I do not know TSS, but ACF2 starts via SYS1.PARMLIB(CAISEC00).
I'd guess TSS can be brought up the same way.
Hth...
Here is a little procedure how to find who (job) holds a DASD volume
RESERVE (that we automated over here):
Search for the following msgs pairs on system experiencing delays:
IOS071I 09FA,**,*MASTER*, START PENDING
IOS431I DEVICE 09FA RESERVED TO CPU=serial9672,LPAR ID=UNKNOWN
.Identify the
And in our case, (just getting ready to install 1.7 into production)
we went from mod3 to mod 9 volumes for our opsystem packs.
I don't see how you can easily get away with not building a new master
catalog.
The way I did it:
SYSR2 = SYSR1
SYSR3 = SYSR1
(via IEASYMxx setup for a new mod9
Can I change the bufferspace value to each MAN file
individually or is this one of those changes that
require all MAN files be redefined?
You may try to run IDCAMS:
ALTER SYS1.MAN1.D BUFSP(110592)
ALTER SYS1.MAN3.D BUFSP(110592)
ALTER SYS1.MAN4.D BUFSP(110592)
ALTER SYS1.MAN5.D
IBM suggests that you have an IEASYSxx member that does not specify
CLPA.
And this seems to imply the following:
1. CLPA should not be specified in IEASYS00 since it cannot be
overridden (there is no a negating option).
2. An image setup should have multiple overriding IEASYSxx members (xx
NE
We are installing IBM DEBUG TOOL ADVANCED FUNCTIONS on a SYSPLEX
which has multiple LPAR'S running different levels of z/OS (1.4 1.6
and 1.7).
The LPAR'S share DASD for non SYSRES packs. The documentation
indicates that we can install the IBM DEBUG TOOL in it's own SMP/E CSI.
However, a
/* NOTE: DO NOT DELETE THE BLANK LINE AT THE TOP OF THIS MBR! */
Btw Mark: what's the purpose of a blank line?
Thanks
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Btw Mark: what's the purpose of a blank line?
Because it doesn't work without it?? :-)
I see ... your blank line designates a dummy/null IEASYS00 ...
Thanks ...
I just have to ask: why do would an installation
need both sort products unless you're at an ISV
where you have to test your product with both?
May be it is in a state of unfinished or perpetual
conversion ... some of us went though this over years gone ... :-)
I seem to remember having to issue two commands (unsure of sequence):
W START
V SYSLOG,HARDCPY
Hth... Janek J.
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You may try KSDSPACE from CBT file 394.
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Subject: VSAM Internals
Hi guys,
I wonder if anyone (Mark Thomen at IBM perhaps) can help! At my last
I typically do this via batch MXI:
//MXIBATCH EXEC PGM=MXI,PARM='BATCH,TITLES'
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSIN DD *
/V ,OFFLINE
/...
/*
Hth
-teD wrote:
I don't think that is an accurate statement for North America.
Most corporations that are still running Mainframes are running
with a SYSPLEX.
Define big shop.
Here a 4000 MIPS shop is a small one.
It appears to me, little informed, that the benefits of
outsourcing did not reach,
A question related to the topic being discussed:
Are the SYS1.PARMLIB(PROGxx) entries:
LPA ADD DSNAME(SYS1.MVS.EXITLOAD) MODNAME(...)
always processed before:
EXIT ADD EXITNAME(SYS.name) MODNAME(...)
during z/OS initialization?
Or, are they processed in as specified via PARMLIB
On Tue, 1 Nov 2005 10:16:01 -0600, Hal Merritt wrote:
We are z/os and z/os.e 1.4 in a basic sysplex (JES2 MAS) on a 2086-0A4.
We did an orderly shutdown for a POR. Both JES's responded to a $PJES2
and ended normally.
When we came back, the SYSLOG was missing on both LPARs between the
time of
Today, I received this notification from CA:
Subject: COMPUTER ASSOCIATES PML SOLUTION NOTIFICATION - QI73753
Title: SECONDARY VOLUMES MAY BE LOST DURING DISP=MOD
Product: 1
Release: 11.0
Opsys: OS
Solution #: 99
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