Radoslaw,
I have looked in a lot of places for the differences between version 1 and
version 2 Extended format data sets. I have asked questions of IBM and not got
answers. The only place I have found anything is in the description of the
EXTPREF parameter of DSNTYPE in the JCL reference
Jim,
It is not related to SADUMP, but definitely related to z/OS:
You mentioned extended format PS is restricted to ~4Gi blocks per volume.
Where is it documented?
This is information I'm trying to find and sometimes I see some clues,
but no reference to the documentation.
Another question:
I appreciate the help and suggestions. And, if SAS was the only culprit, I'd
work at isolating SAS. But, I can get a spike with just about any CPU biased
work, I can come close with just a failing search in SDSF.
We can also live with the problem, if we have to. I was just exploring an idea,
Yes, I am.
However I checked EOS dates for some z/OS releases and the difference is
big, even 1 year.
The other source was already mentioned IBM Support - Software lifecycle,
which is incomplete and inconvenient, but IMHO trusted source.
Examples:
z/OS 2.1 EOS
Wiki: 2019-09
IBM: 2018-09-30
On Fri, 2 Apr 2021 13:26:07 +, Pommier, Rex wrote:
>
>I'm asking this from a "I don't know" standpoint because I've never used them.
> Doesn't RACF have extended ACLs that could possibly come into play here? As
>in using RACF to grant read or execute authority to the script? If so, how
There might be one at the IBM TechDocs site, but it's too annoying to use these
days (because it's not a simple list like it used to be!).
You can just check out a recent z/OS v2r4 or v2r5 session at SHARE from IBM and
I'm sure they'll have a coloured table/slide with support status.
- KB
"I don't know why more people consider "**
I meant.. I don't know why more people DON'T consider
- KB
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On Saturday, April 3, 2021 6:42 PM, kekronbekron
<02dee3fcae33-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
> I know you said you were in wind-down mode; think
Are you referring to this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OS/360_and_successors
It seems quite accurate with Announcement letter references.
--
Raphael Dal Pos / z/OS Support
Generali Shared Services S.c.a.r.l.
GSS\CIN-MF (Central
I know you said you were in wind-down mode; think you also mentioned you're
running in hosted infra?
You could consider https://luminex.com/products/mdi/slp/
In short, it's a VTL (could be tiny) that 'writes to tape' (via FICON) a copy
of SMF, onto this box.
You can then get SAS/MXG license for
Raphael,
Thank you for your quick answer.
Unfortunately this is the service I called horribly inconvenient. ;-)
And the page does NOT provide information about older z/OS versions. Not
to mention OS/390.
BTW: there is some information on en.wiki, unfortunately there are
serious mistakes
Hi Radoslaw,
I use this :
https://www.ibm.com/support/lifecycle/
Ciao,
--
Raphael Dal Pos / z/OS Support
Generali Shared Services S.c.a.r.l.
GSS\CIN-MF (Central Infrastructure Mainframe)
11-17, Avenue François Mitterrand
93200 Saint Denis /
I'm looking for z/OS lifecycle information.
Previously there was simple table somewhere on IBM website, now I cannot
find it. Uncle Google does not help.
The only thing I found is "IBM Support - Software lifecycle", which is
horribly inconvenient and does not contain all z/OS releases.
Any
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