Wolfgang Schuech wrote:
Last week I started a little bookproject at wikibooks:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/SMF_Records
Thanks. Looking promising!
The book is inspired by a series of articles in IBM Systems Magazine in spring
2013 where George Ng describes how REXX can be used to read the SMF
Just play like there's no JES. Lot's of trial and error getting Fonts and
queues configured. Once we get past that can set up INFO/PRINT to make JES
eligible.
In a message dated 2/2/2014 7:57:35 P.M. Central Standard Time,
j...@thethomasresidence.us writes:
How do I LPD to this printer
The good side of it: It made my day.
The sad side of it: It really reflects reality ;-)
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For correct addressing just read the Header/Self-defining Section which
contains the triplet fields (offset/length/number) and use the right
offsets. You should also read the articles by George Ng in IBM Systems
Magazine (the links are in the book). His example deals with SMF30.
Greetings
Hi Wolfgang,
I quickly read your book at http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/SMF_Records
Great idea, I'll try to help.
Is there any need to start your REXX via ISPF?
Thanks,
Horacio
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Miklos,
it depends on the qualifier what variables are filled in. We intend to add
commentary to provide that information.
In the meantime, SYS1.SAMPLIB(IRAEN55S) has a sample exit that you may find
useful.
Kind regards / Mit freundlichen Gruessen
Horst Sinram - IBM z/OS Workload Management
In
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on 01/31/2014
at 03:25 PM, Skip Robinson jo.skip.robin...@sce.com said:
The original corps of IT folks came from the 'business side'.
They were accountants and process people who learned how to use
computers to accomplish
In
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on 02/01/2014
at 11:36 PM, MichealButz michealb...@optonline.net said:
000910 58F0 021C0021C 972 L R15,X'21C'
That's PSATOLD; when TESTAUTH is in control
In 10b401cf1ee5$43b7b250$cb2716f0$@mcn.org, on 01/31/2014
at 04:33 PM, Charles Mills charl...@mcn.org said:
I have finally come to terms with that concept. When I started out,
on a S/360 40, it came with a book
Thanks for your answers. To make a resume:
* Within nested enclaves, only one enclave can have the POSIX option set to ON.
All other nested enclaves must have the POSIX option set to OFF.
(LE Customization guide)
But nested enclaves are only created by C system() function or SVC LINK macro,
If one were to take a look at the TDF Fact Sheet on our website
(http://zosdebug.com) they might find something that sounds a lot like this.
This fact sheet was written back in 2012 as basically a roadmap to where we
expected to be shortly. At that time we were sorely mistaken about how long
it
Horatio,
Thank you, any help is welcome :-)
No, there is no need to start the REXX in a TSO/ISPF environment. The trick is
just to get a formatted dump with the IFASMFDP program which is in RECFM=VBS.
Because in z/OS 1.13 VBS datasets are not readable directly with REXX you have
change this
One key advantage of not going the pretend it's VB route - which you can
now do in 2.1 - is you don't stand to break records. For example SMF 30
and SMF 42-6. These are not the kind of records I want to break. :-)
(And thanks for the mention.)
Cheers, Martin
Martin Packer,
zChampion,
How can it? Unless it's the highest priority.
Using the operating system source code [1], figure out which is the highest
priority code in the whole system. Then insert a very small amount of code in
it [2].
And, shades of Heisenberg, what about itself?
Only a very small amount of code
Posix reflects a design view and practice. Caricatured only a little,
it is that systems are desirably comprised of a great many very small,
even minuscule exterrnal functions/routines.
Many C/C++ gurus and some others take this view. (I do not.) If you
share it the next, obvious step to take
The definitions shown below are for NJE over TCP/IP, not a TCP/IP connected
printer...
snip
I'm trying to get a network printer to be useable (via tcp/ip) from JES2.
LINE(n) UNIT=TCP,
CONNECT=YES
NODE(n) CONNECT=YES,
LINE=n,
NAME=noden
On Fri, 31 Jan 2014 15:25:33 -0800, Skip Robinson wrote:
Is there some other occupation
or avocation that mimics what we do?
Music?
About 30 years ago, when I worked at Amdahl, they were looking for entry level
people. High on the short list of qualifications that they were interested in
Jim,
Did you include all your socket definitions? You need a define for a local
socket too, example from redbook:
NODE1 NAME=POK
NODE2 NAME=WSC
SOCKET(POK) IPADDR=*LOCAL
NODE=1,PORT=175
SOCKET(WSC) IPADDR=9.117.234.235,
NODE=2,PORT=175
NETSRV1 SOCKET=POK
LINE1 = TCP
HTH
Dana
Ooops, I didn't realize he was trying to print directly to the printer, instead
of a NJE node. In order to print directly to an LPD printer requires extra
software between JES2 and the printer such as VPS from LRS. For our very
limited number of printers, we chose to implement IBM's (ancient)
Right you are but .. I thought I had to enable NJE/TCP/IP first ...
What specific definitions would you suggest, for a TCP/IP connected printer
definition ??.
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Hello Dana,
Yes ... I do have the '*LOCAL' definition too.
Kind Regards.
Jim Thomas
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Dana,
I just found this out .. although, I was thinking of going via Infoprint - IP
Printway ... I'll have to look into NPF.
Thank you.
Kind Regards.
Jim Thomas
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On Mon, 3 Feb 2014 10:58:16 +1100, Hank Oerlemans wrote:
Does NOTEPAD work from the command prompt (CMD.EXE) ?
How about Notepad++? I suspect Cygwin might show me how.
I have my WSA set up to invoke WORDPAD on the PC but I had to mess around
with the environment PATH variable to find it.
On Sun, 2 Feb 2014 21:42:54 +, Robert Prins wrote:
On 2014-02-02 18:10, nic...@rnes.org wrote:
On Monday, January 27, 2014 3:37:46 PM UTC-5, Bill Godfrey wrote:
There's another program for XMI files here:
http://xiframe.com/index.php?page=xixmiexplorer
and a User Guide PDF file under
On Sat, 1 Feb 2014 07:57:58 -0600, Govind Chettiar wrote:
Sorry...When I click the reply icon all I see is a blank window. Some
listservs have a reply with quote option which I don't see here and I assumed
that the prior messages are appended to my post.
I assume you are using the web
AFAIK, you will need to define the printer as a remote printer and use TCPIP
(LINE=TCP) for communication.
I may be incorrect, but I do not believe NJE is necessary for TCP/IP
communication.
As others have mentioned, NPF is a possibility (but I would not count on it
being around long term).
Hopefully, they are not counting time spent resolving page faults and such
that _validly_ belong in uncaptured time today.
I was taught by IBM that was in *MASTEr* SRB time.
-
-teD
300,000 Kilometres per Second
Not only is it a good idea!
It's the LAW!!!
On 2/3/2014 9:38 AM, Ted MacNEIL wrote:
Hopefully, they are not counting time spent resolving page faults and such that _validly_
belong in uncaptured time today.
I was taught by IBM that was in *MASTEr* SRB time.
What about time spent inside the interrupt handlers themselves when a
page
Ed,
I agree. One of the first things the FLIH should do is capture the current
counts. The last thing the dispatcher should do is capture the starting count
before giving the program control.
There will always be a few that are not captured in the right place, but I
would figure that would
True.
They never went into detail, but I did justify a memory upgrade by showing the
amount of SRB time used in the master asid.
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-teD
300,000 Kilometres per Second
Not only is it a good idea!
It's the LAW!!!
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From: Ed Jaffe edja...@phoenixsoftware.com
A LISTCAT ALL command for a GDG index lists several pieces of information about
the GDG index entry I need to see, specifically HISTORY and ATTRIBUTES.
However, it also lists information for every cataloged generation of that GDG,
which for a GDG index with a high LIMIT value can be a lot of
Hello,
Does anyone know why messages are not going thru JESGB400/IEFGB400. I've
upgraded from z/OS 1.11 to z/OS 1.13 and this routine is not being executed
anymore.
Access to the routine is as follows:
*
L R9,16
IGGCSI00 is _NOT_ for the lazy! grin/ recommendationT-REX from Dino
Software is a wonderful replacement for IDCAMS for most
functions./recommendation The output is more information dense and it
has more finer grained controls.
On Mon, Feb 3, 2014 at 1:29 PM, Staller, Allan
*Chuckle* Yup, my sentiments exactly John. You hit send before I could.
Unfortunately I can't request new software just for this limited need, but
thanks for the recommendation anyway.
Peter
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Peter,
If you are just interested in knowing the limit of each GDG base then you
can use the smart DFSORT trick Report on GDG base limits listed here
http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=isg3T794
It is quite easy to alter the job to list the create/alter date and
scratch/noscratch
Neat! I did already have that Sort Tricks PDF downloaded, but I hadn't
looked at it for some time. Thank you for that pointer!
Peter
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Sent: Monday, February 03, 2014 2:57
Or you can try one of the routines from SYS1.SAMPLIB:
IGGCSILC
IGGCSIRX
IGGCSIVG
IGGCSIVS
These use the Catalog Search Interface which is documented in IBM's DFSMS
Managing Catalogs. The second member, IGGCSIRX, is a REXX program that used
the interface.
Al Nims
Systems Admin/Programmer 3
Thanks, I am well aware of the CSI interface samples, and have made good use of
the Rexx example myself.
However, those examples only show a very small sample of the catalog fields
available. You have to dig into the CSI documentation to get the names for the
other catalog fields that you may
Anything that takes a file as an argument should work I would think.
WS cmd field is 50 bytes wide so whatever fits I suppose.
Ouch! MS write in this instance invokes wordpad. Go figure ! Maybe
they'll fix the help text and title lines in WIN7+?
-Hank
Have you reassembled and relinked using the z/OS V1.13 libraries?
Have you looked at LOGREC to see if the exit is getting an Abend?
Have you set a slip trap for the exit to see what is going on?
What is the expectation if the exit works? A message? An SMF record? What?
Lizette
And how did that work out ?
I know a project where the guy sang a great tune to get the top job but
his project management was rubbish.
End result: project way behind and he has been moved out to where his
'talents' are better utilised.
-Hank
On Tue, 4 Feb 2014 10:09:59 +1100, Hank Oerlemans wrote:
Anything that takes a file as an argument should work I would think.
WS cmd field is 50 bytes wide so whatever fits I suppose.
Ouch! I have filenames (not to mention pathnames) longer than that.
For comparison, in the Classic world,
MVS (and vm370) gets total cpu busy by clocking in and out of wait state
and subtracting it from elapsed. however vm370 does that also for every
other thing it does also ... so all the accounted for time plus wait
state time should come up to elapsed time (there may be tiny slop doing
the
Hello,
I am getting issue while applying RACF USERMOD for changing RACF
NAME TABLE.
//USERMOD1 JOB ((660)),
// 'VENKAT',
// CLASS=A,
// MSGCLASS=A,
// TIME=1440,NOTIFY=SYSUID
//*
//STEP1EXEC PGM=GIMSMP,REGION=6M,
// TIME=120
//SMPCSI DD
Hint:
http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/zos/v2r1/topic/com.ibm.zos.v2r1.gim/gim020.htm
In case your web access fails you here is part of the text:
The DISTLIB value specified on an element MCS in the indicated SYSMOD is
different from the DISTLIB value in the element entry in the target
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpieces/pdfs/sg247851.pdf
IBM z/OS Management Facility V2R1
Revised: January 30, 2014
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When was the last time you ran this Usermod successfully?
Why are did you code it with both DISTMOD and DISTLIB?
Have you listed the module ICHRDSNT to see where it lives?
What version of z/OS is this for?
The messages are very helpful in resolving your issue
GIM40501E ** THE DISTLIB VALUE
Answers are below.
When was the last time you ran this Usermod successfully?
I found this USERMOD in one of our old USERMOD library and I modified it to
make it work for z/OS 2.1 . Like FMID etc
Why are did you code it with both DISTMOD and DISTLIB?
I have not coded anything in this. It was
You need to list your SMP/E V2.1 CSI Global zone and see where the Module
ICHRDSNT resides.
There is a LISTMOD command you can use (or Option 3 in the SMP/E Panels)
that will help you know what you need to code.
The message says: THE DISTLIB VALUE (AOSBN) so your DISTLIB value of
ALINKLIB is
I didn't see anyone else mention it yet, so here's IBM's announcement of
the open beta program for CICS Transaction Server 5.2:
http://www-01.ibm.com/common/ssi/rep_ca/5/897/ENUS214-015/ENUS214-015.PDF
You can download the beta version of CICS TS 5.2 starting in late February,
2014, by visiting
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