Thanks All,
I have used the code provided my IBM in SDSF with REXX
manual. Looks like the code is not properly setup and require many
modification to make it work.
If anybody has used that code before, please share your
experience.
Regards
Saurabh
On Thu, F
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On Wed, 27 Feb 2013 19:07:47 -0600, Steve Thompson wrote:
>
>2.5.9.2 The LINKMVS and ATTCHMVS host command environments
>...
>address 'LINKMVS' prog 'PARM DDLIST'
>
>... from which it appears to have been adapted. I do exactly this
>when I need to. It works.
>
>
>Glad it worked fo
From: Paul Gilmartin
Date: 02/27/2013 06:44 PM
On Wed, 27 Feb 2013 17:49:37 +, Leonardo Vaz wrote:
>You are executing IEBGENER with parm "Parm DDlist", pretty much like in a
JCL with the following card:
>// EXEC PGM=IEBGENER,PARM="Parm DDlist"
>
Yes. But it might be valid if PARM con
On Wed, 27 Feb 2013 17:49:37 +, Leonardo Vaz wrote:
>You are executing IEBGENER with parm "Parm DDlist", pretty much like in a JCL
>with the following card:
>// EXEC PGM=IEBGENER,PARM="Parm DDlist"
>
Actually not entirely like. This calls IEBGENER with R1 pointing to a
list of 2 fullwords.
In the 1980s, like most shops, we ran JES2 Exit 13 in order to get notify
messages. For some reason you had to give JES2 a non-default return code
from Exit 13 or the message was suppressed. I became the JES2 guy after a
decade or more of MVS history in the shop. At some point--for reasons lost
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Horst,
Thanks for the confirmation.
About pattern capping: I am not sure if this is much better. WLW will adapt
the capping pattern to distribute to the LPAR the resources that it is entitled
to, based on its (IRD modified) weights. So even then WLM will try to
honour/sustain the IRD modified
On 27 February 2013 10:08, Phil Smith wrote:
> Thanks, Steve. I had searched for that book but somehow wound up in the
> Assembler Services Guide, which of course wasn't as helpful.
>
> Removing the extra quotes seems to have fixed it:
> SAVE (14,12),,'&SYSPARM &SYSDATE &SYSTIME'
>
> Am
The botched quote- and ampersand-handling in the SAVE macro definition
can be remedied readily.
SAVE was written long before the HLASM BIFs DCVAL and DEQUOTE were
made available, but with them in hand the fix for it is trivial.
This fix is, however, something that IBM and not one of us should und
On 2/27/2013 12:58 PM, Crabtree, Anne D wrote:
> Here's what I get:
>
> FC 5110 B69800698 20546 $DEST
> DEST=$WORK16,LEN=L'$WORK16,CONV=SBINARY
> 000136 4160 B69800698 20599 LA R6,$WORK16
> 00013A D503 C210 6000 00260 0 20600 CLC=
In SG247419 page 94 Implementation Rexx support in SDSF it say PARM="" or null.
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When the SAVE macro splits the string into 8-byte pieces, it does not handle
the presence of double apostrophes or double ampersands correctly. It counts
them as 2 characters when determining the total length, and if they happen to
occur straddling an 8-byte boundary, it splits them between two
On 2/27/2013 12:58 PM, Crabtree, Anne D wrote:
Here's what I get:
FC 5110 B69800698 20546 $DEST
DEST=$WORK16,LEN=L'$WORK16,CONV=SBINARY
000136 4160 B69800698 20599 LA R6,$WORK16
00013A D503 C210 6000 00260 0 20600 CLC=CL4'VPRT'
Elardus Engelbrecht wrote:
>Which leads me to wonder, after reading all subsequent replies, what was the
>content of &SYSPARM? Was it empty (spaces) or not?
It contained six non-blank characters. The original value before I tinkered was
seven bytes. Ah, and if I put a seventh in, it works. So th
Thanks Hank.
The scrolling of a scrollable area works as documented, when a scroll field is
not specified (as with ISR@PRIME). It basically does "CSR" scrolling. The
problem arises when you simply hit ENTER, the display repositions back to the
top and there seems to be no way to prevent this a
> This at least suggests that IRD Weight Management is also disabled when an
> Lpar is softcapped by DC limits and not only by GC limits.
Kees:
Correct - when an LPAR is being capped, regardless whether that's due to an
LPAR level defined capacity, or due to group capacity, IRD won't help the
p
The move before $DEST
MVC$WORK16(L'JCTPROUT),JCTPROUT
So maybe length is only 8?
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Here's what I get:
FC 5110 B69800698 20546 $DEST
DEST=$WORK16,LEN=L'$WORK16,CONV=SBINARY
000136 4160 B69800698 20599 LA R6,$WORK16
00013A D503 C210 6000 00260 0 20600 CLC=CL4'VPRT',0(R6)
Dump shows:
Regist
You are executing IEBGENER with parm "Parm DDlist", pretty much like in a JCL
with the following card:
// EXEC PGM=IEBGENER,PARM="Parm DDlist"
And IEBGENER is giving you a RC=12, because that's not valid.
Leonardo Vaz
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On Wed, 27 Feb 2013 11:20:22 -0500, Crabtree, Anne D
wrote:
>CLC=CL4'VPRT',0(R6)
>Gets a S0C4. I see the string 'VPRT' at the address in R6 but evidently I
>can't compare them this way.
Hi Anne,
There is nothing wrong with the compare being coded this way. I suspect that
you haven't
I wondered briefly along the same lines, so I got off my duff and
assembled the instruction myself:
06 D503 C018 6000 00018 0 9 CLC =CL4'VPRT',0(R6)
...
18 E5D7D9E3 35=CL4'VPRT'
'03' indicates the correct length on the CLC. 'C018' i
Phil Smith wrote:
>Removing the extra quotes seems to have fixed it:
> SAVE (14,12),,'&SYSPARM &SYSDATE &SYSTIME'
Which leads me to wonder, after reading all subsequent replies, what was the
content of &SYSPARM? Was it empty (spaces) or not?
>Am I unreasonable to be vaguely horrified t
>>I doubt the "special capability" of CDROM drive.
A bit of searching uncovered this statement from the Sun FAQ:
<>
Although it says 2.5.1, I encountered this problem with 2.6. I think the
version of the OpenBoot PROM comes into play as well. I know the problem went
away with Solaris
cobol trivia in a.f.c. posts about cp67 group splitting off from the
science center (on the 4th flr) and moving to the 3rd flr, absorbing the
boston programming group (on its way to morphing into vm370):
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2013c.html#8 OT: CPL on LCM systems [was Re: COBOL
will outlive us
Have you tried:
CLC0(4,R6), =C'VPRT'
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From: Crabtree, Anne D [mailto:anne.d.crabt...@wv.gov]
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2013 11:20 AM
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Subject: Re: JES exit 6
Thanks! I've gotten to the point I know what is going on (thanks to a lot
W dniu 2013-02-27 16:26, Roberts, John J pisze:
So you have to download an ISO to a working Unix or Linux OpSYS to
install ?
No, if you had ISO images, you needed to burn physical disks. Then
you would boot the special install disk, after issuing the
appropriate OpenBoot PROM command. And yo
Thanks! I've gotten to the point I know what is going on (thanks to a lot of
help from people!)
In our JES2 parmlib on production, I have statements like this:
DESTID(VPRT1234) DEST=U1234
Therefore, the JCTPRRID contains x'40's for this particular destination.
However, the JCTPROUT has the
John McKown's scheme works well.
In this and similar situations it is also useful to recall that set
symbols can be used in open code. Thus
|&id setc'&SYSPARM'. 'µ&SYSDATE'.'µ&SYSTIME'
| SAVE (14,12),,&id
(in which I have used 'µ' as a nonce representation of a blank) is, I
Hi Al and Horst,
I found the source of my impression that IRD weight management is also being
stopped by 'softcapping'.
The document is " z/OS Workload Management Update for z/OS V1.11 and V1.12" by
Horst Sinram
IBM Germany Research & Development August 2, 2010.
Sheet 17 (Group Capacity: Summ
I turn on the trace like this:
$S TRACE(13)
$T EXIT(6),TRACE=YES
$T TRACEDEF,ACTIVE=YES,LOG=(CLASS=L,START=YES) ** (class L where you
want the trace output **
Then turn it off:
$T TRACEDEF,SPIN
It seems to depend on the length of the value in &SYSPARM. In my test
(and likely your) test, &SYSPARM appears to have been a single blank .
But if it were just the right length, then the SAVE macro can split up
the values such that the last DC is DC CL1''' which has bad syntax. I
got this same err
This assembles fine for me.
SAVE (14,12),,'''&SYSPARM &SYSDATE &SYSTIME'''
+ B 24(0,15) BRANCH AROUND ID 01-SAVE
+ DCAL1(19) LENGTH OF IDENTIFIER 01-SAVE
+ DCCL8''' 02/2
>So you have to download an ISO to a working Unix or Linux OpSYS to install ?
No, if you had ISO images, you needed to burn physical disks. Then you would
boot the special install disk, after issuing the appropriate OpenBoot PROM
command. And you needed to boot from a CDROM drive that had a c
here:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/IEA2A9C1/79.1.2
,id name Specifies an identifier to be associated with the SAVE
macro. If an asterisk (*) is coded, the identifier is the name
associated with the SAVE macro, or, if the name field is blank, the
control section name
Thanks, Steve. I had searched for that book but somehow wound up in the
Assembler Services Guide, which of course wasn't as helpful.
Removing the extra quotes seems to have fixed it:
SAVE (14,12),,'&SYSPARM &SYSDATE &SYSTIME'
Am I unreasonable to be vaguely horrified that the samples d
Hello,
I am trying to run SDSF rexx to copy SYSOUT into PDS present in
Implementing REXX Support in SDSF manual. I am able to create members(
members name starting with Job id)
in the PDS. But the data is not getting populated in these members
from Job outputs. The issue which I
Thanks to all for responding to my post.
I have noted all your comments and suggestions.
From: "Staller, Allan"
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 1:30:35 PM
Subject: Re: DFHSM QUESTION - DUPLEXING CHECKLIST
1) be aware that duplex
What version of z/OS are you running?
What SYS1.ASM libraries are in your SYSLIB statement?
In SYS1.MACLIB what are the ISPF Statistics for SAVE? What userid last
updated it and when?
Lizette
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> From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.E
On 2/27/2013 7:42 AM, Phil Smith wrote:
In one of the IBM sample exits for DB2 (DSNA10.SDSNSAMP(DSN8FPRC)) we find:
SAVE (14,12),,'''&SYSPARM &SYSDATE &SYSTIME'''
...which won't assemble, generating:
15 142+ DCCL8'3 08.36''
** ASMA063E N
Paul Gilmartin wrote:
On Tue, 26 Feb 2013 18:59:01 -0500, Robert A. Rosenberg wrote:
You want Quadword alignment of something in the CSECT without any gas
preceding it due to it being Quadword aligned. IOW: It has an offset
of an odd number DWs from the start of the CSECT.
What I was more thi
In fact nothing will happen. IRD requires the structures and only distributes
resources between the LPARs of a Sysplex. In your situation, IRD would have
nothing to distribute to.
Kees.
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU] On Behalf
O
interesting...
waiting for reply
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From: "Phil Smith";
Date: Wed, Feb 27, 2013 10:42 PM
To: "IBM-MAIN";
Subject: SAVE macro
In one of the IBM sample exits for DB2 (DSNA10.SDSNSAMP(DSN8FPRC)) we find:
SAVE (14,12),,'
In one of the IBM sample exits for DB2 (DSNA10.SDSNSAMP(DSN8FPRC)) we find:
SAVE (14,12),,'''&SYSPARM &SYSDATE &SYSTIME'''
...which won't assemble, generating:
15 142+ DCCL8'3 08.36''
** ASMA063E No ending apostrophe - 3
** ASMA435I Record
Jan,
I think you might be getting a 404 error in IE? To access the IBM website,
you use WWW.IBM.COM. The WWW-03.ibm.com is a redirection. If I use
www-03.ibm.com it takes me to www.ibm.com
So, it might be the redirection is not working for you. Perhaps a DNS
problem in your shop?
Instead use
One colleague told me that they have "marked" WLM managed (IRD) in some
LPARs, but they don't have Parallel Sysplex, so they didn't defined the
SYSZWLM_ CF structure.
Is this possible?
If yes, what functions are proccessed?
2013/2/27 Evren O Baran
> Also please note that IRD LPAR weigh
jan de decker wrote:
>Since a few days I have www-03.ibm.com not found problems.
'not found problems' - I assume you mean: 'now found problems'.
What problems? Please elaborate. Perhaps you should flush out your browser's
cache.
What was the full address you 'usually use daily'?
>I use the si
I did not fully understand your question here, but giving that you want the
bookmanager, might it be this link what you are searching for?
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/library
Leonardo Vaz
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On 2/27/2013 6:02 AM, jan de decker wrote:
Hi list,
Since a few days I have www-03.ibm.com not found problems.
Looking up zOS Elements and features on Google all point to this link.
I use the site daily in my work as a zOS systems programmer. And I prefer
the simulated BookManager since it
I have no problems using the RMF Spreadsheet Reporter with Excel 2010.
Mike Schmutzok
Sr. z/OS Systems Programmer
UF & Shands HealthCare
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU] On Behalf
Of Kenneth Klein (TEMA TPC)
Sent: Monday, February 2
I looked through the SYNCSORT LOADLIBS and found the module in
SYNC.SORT.R13.SYNCLINK,
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Hi Jose,
It's probably not a good idea to use IXGBRWSE to read SMF log data. SMF blocks
the records and puts multiple records in the log block. You'll need to use
IFASMFDL to deblock the smf records.
See z/OS MVS System Management Facilities (SMF) SA22-7630-xx chapter Using the
SMF Dump Progr
Hi list,
Since a few days I have www-03.ibm.com not found problems.
Looking up zOS Elements and features on Google all point to this link.
I use the site daily in my work as a zOS systems programmer. And I prefer
the simulated BookManager since it allows you to search an entire shell.
Anybod
Also please note that IRD LPAR weight management continues to work with
HiperDispatch turned ON.
For instance as the LPAR weight changes the LPAR guaranteed share changes
as well and HiperDispatch will adjust the number of high/med/low CPs...
etc accordingly.
Oz
System z Platform Evaluation
> Now we know, that Hiperdispatch also disables fundamental IRD functionality.
That statement is not correct:
- HiperDispatch *replaces* Vary CPU Management (and only when
HiperDispatch=YES.)
- HiperDispatch provides *more* functionality and is much more efficient and
faster than the old Vary
Hi Esmee,
Not strictly dfhsm, but you should also consider your actual tape environment.
Assuming you have at least 2 separate librarys you need to ensure that your
copy volumes are directed to a 2nd library.
If you have virtual tape libraries I would also consider it good practice to
have seper
I draw your attention to IBM U.S. announcement letter 113-027 (and the
related announcements for all other countries) dated February 19, 2013.
This announcement may affect your ordering process and delivery of several
IBM products including zEnterprise servers. I recommend getting your
license docu
To return a bit to reality it is important to be able to allocate storage at
runtime on a 16 byte (quadword) boundary if one is using instructions such as
CDSG or LPQ which require 16 byte alignment of the storage operand. That
ability is fortunately and conveniently provided by the STORAGE/GETM
W dniu 2013-02-27 09:00, Alvaro Guirao Lopez pisze:
Very interesting thread... casually I was reading about IRD when I saw this
mail in my inbox :-)))
[...]
I didn't see any shop with IRD, but seems that it's useful for large shops,
with multiple LPARs in several Sysplex.
AFAIK IRD works for
The relation between IRD and Hiperdispatch is mentioned in Hiperdispatch docs
and in Katy's presentation: Hiperdispatch takes over (disables) IRD's Vary CPU
management.
Kees.
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU] On Behalf
Of Alvaro G
Very interesting thread... casually I was reading about IRD when I saw this
mail in my inbox :-)))
For those who don't have the expert knowledge of Kees or Al.
IRD uses facilities in WLM, Parallel Sysplex and PR/SM. Change the amount
of system resources (central processors and channel paths) allo
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