Did something similar a year ago.
Believe I looked at SMF119AP_LSSP.
Maybe a quicker option...
Netstat COnn with something like a POrt filter will show the 4 character cipher
number.
Regards,
Kevin
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Perhaps /usr/lpp/dfsms/bin/confighfs? See UNIX System Services Command
Reference.
If you acutally mean ZFS, using Allan's example.
Query:
zfsadm configquery -meta_cache_size
zfsadm configquery -user_cache_size
Change:
zfsadm config -meta_cache_size size
zfsadm config -user_cache_size size
Your experience matches mine, though MISSINGFIX may indicate PTFs to
order/receive.
FIXCAT appeared in SMP/E V3R5.0 for z/OS V1R10.0 Commands (SA22-7771-12),
Thirteenth Edition, September 2008.
APPLY SOURCEID syntax only seems to hint about FIXCAT with two examples and
mention of mixed case
Depending on your definition of expired, SEARCHVOLUME should work. Do you mean
scratch or certain expiration dates, etc.? Take a look at the DFSMSrmm Guide
and Reference.
Otherwise, maybe something like following:
SV VOLUME(*) OWNER(*) LIMIT(*) STATUS(SCRATCH)
SV VOLUME(*) OWNER(*) LIMIT(*)
If that's what you want to do. It is what I would do baring further
information about your situation since you're going from 300 to 3000
cylinders...
The Distributed File Service zFS Administration (SC23-6887-30), Chapter 4.
Creating and managing zFS file systems using compatibility mode
Would have to understand where the modules you are referring to live and how
they are used, etc.
LPA content comes to mind. Take a quick look/read here.
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSLTBW_2.4.0/com.ibm.zos.v2r4.ieag100/iea3g1_Managing_dynamic_LPA_content.htm
Regards,
Kevin
My apologies, the macro is DSN6ARVP. CSQ is MQ.
Regards,
Kevin
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Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2019 7:34 AM
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Subject: Re: Writing DB2 Archlog
, 2019 9:15 PM
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Subject: Re: Writing DB2 Archlog to tape
No,
Unit=work is not correct
Gadi
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Neubert, Kevin
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DB2P.ARCHLOG2.B0003034 and DB2P.ARCHLOG2.A0003034 should be one tape. The
prior is the BSDS copy and latter is the archive log.
In the DSNJ003I message associated with DB2P.ARCHLOG2.A0003034 is UNIT=WORK
correct? Do you see a catalog entry for DB2P.ARCHLOG2.A0003034 related to disk?
Regards,
Trying to help with your last sentence.
Numerous variables involved with migration. For example, old config
(zmbFromConfigRoot) to new config (zmbToConfigRoot), using intermediate
symbolic link (EnableIntermediateSymlink), etc. If possible, try and locate
the response file that was used for
DFSMSrmm Data Set Search from the DFSMSrmm ISPF dialog User Menu or RMM TSO
subcommand SEARCHDATASET DSNAME('SYS.DATASET.TAPE.*') OWNER(*) LIMIT(*)
CLIST('RMM LD ') then execute the CLIST.
For something more customized take a look at DFSMSrmm Report Definition Search.
Regards,
Kevin
Sounds like you have not gone far enough.
After you add the CU, select the processor(s), should then have a panel with
channel path IDs, unit address, logical address (same as CUADD), etc.
If appropriate, might make a little more sense if you "add like" an existing
VTL control unit. Values
Correct.
IBM Z Connectivity Handbook (SG24-5444) is an excellent resource for
researching such characteristics, options, cable types, etc.
OSA-Express4S: The two ports of the OSA-Express4S GbE LX feature share a
channel path identifier...
FICON Express8S: The FICON Express8S features have
Build list of volsers with the ERROR-STATUS in question.
LISTCAT CATALOG('your.VOLCAT.catalog') ALL
Alter volsers accordingly.
ALTER Vvolser VOLENTRY USEATTRIBUTE(SCRATCH) OWNERINFORMATION(' ')
Regards,
Kevin
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Wouldn't necessarily indicate a successful mount like syslog and SMF, but
copies of PARMLIB BPXPRMxx, automount configuration file, etc. might be
helpful. Maybe review SMF record type 80 MOUNT events and UNIXPRIV
SUPERUSER.FILESYS.MOUNT access.
Regards,
Kevin
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Message BPXF013I.
SMF record type 92 providing you collect them.
Deducing what's mounted from file level backups?
Regards,
Kevin
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Sent: Wednesday, January 2, 2019 8:04
FS setting appears to be new for V2R3.
Regards,
Kevin
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Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2018 1:23 PM
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Subject: Re: ZFS RECORG=FS
here is a link
HELP for RECORG in test case shows FS as a possible value on your system? What
specific document is this?
Regards,
Kevin
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Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2018 7:17 AM
If you can't grow, it's not already a multi-volume aggregate, etc. Increase
the size of the aggregate:
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSLTBW_2.1.0/com.ibm.zos.v2r1.ioea700/incr_size_aggr.htm
If you're going through the trouble of the latter, you may want to pursue a
version
Take a look at DFSMS Object Access Method Planning, Installation, and Storage
Administration Guide for Tape Libraries, Chapter 4. Defining and monitoring
your configuration, Disaster recovery site considerations.
Without specific questions, take a look at the RECEIVE HOLDDATA and REPORT
MISSINGFIX commands. SMPPUNCH from the latter creates RECEIVE/APPLY CHECK
commands for quick opportunities to scan hold reasons, element summaries, file
allocations, etc. specific to your environment.
Regards,
Kevin
Specifying a processor identification number with the Cpuid operand is an
option. See z/VM CP Planning and Administration.
That alone may work for you depending on how your specific software checks the
processor identification number if at all.
Otherwise automatic grace periods and
You are 100% done with the system(s)? Overwriting data/secure erase of disk
not a concern at this level? All you want to do is initialize disk? Still
have tape available? ICKDSF Stand-Alone IPL tape might be a quick option.
Not clear what you are trying to do.
D U,,ALLOC,devnum,n might help with the pending aspect.
Regards,
Kevin
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Don't believe FICON supports BCTC. If ESCON is no longer an option for you,
believe you'll need to look at the TCP/IP for NJE protocol instead.
Regards,
Kevin
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As already mentioned NOTYPE... What does D SMF,O on the system in question
indicate?
How are you reading your SMF records? You indicate the single subtypes are
present, any chance your searching offset 23 for a length of 1 instead of 22
for a length of 2, etc.?
Regards,
Kevin
Seems your question has been answered, but wanted to point out the IBM Z
Connectivity Handbook (SG24-5444) is an excellent resource for such questions
regarding channel architecture, connectivity options, connector types, etc.
Example, OSA-Express5S 1000BASE-T Ethernet feature code 0417 from
WebSphere z/OS is a bit different. Uses IBM Installation Manager, but I doubt
you would need training based on your experience.
WebSphere maintenance pretty much consists of fix packs. At the moment
8.5.5.12 is the second most recent 8.5 fix pack. So you seem okay in that
regard.
.
Fix Pack 8.5.5.9 of WebSphere Application Server for z/OS is
the last Fix Pack that updates both the full (traditional)
profile and the Liberty profile of WebSphere Application Server.
On 13-Feb-2018 1:34 AM, "Neubert, Kevin" <kevin.neub...@courts.wa.gov>
wrote:
Confused. You mention V10, link seems to indicate V8.5 and Liberty.
Hopefully some of this helps.
Liberty split from WebSphere maintenance V8.5.5.9.
My understanding, as of V9, SMPE no longer applies maintenance to the local
repositories, etc. just to the samples jobs (A/SBBOJCL).
Take a
FILE if VSAM files are to be processed?
On Tuesday, September 26, 2017, 12:54:30 PM EDT, Neubert, Kevin
<kevin.neub...@courts.wa.gov> wrote:
DFSMS Access Method Services Commands (SC23-6846), REPRO, REPRO Parameters.
FILE(ddname)
specifies the name of a DD statement that identifi
DFSMS Access Method Services Commands (SC23-6846), REPRO, REPRO Parameters.
FILE(ddname)
specifies the name of a DD statement that identifies all the volumes that
contain the VVDSs to be updated. If you do not specify FILE, VSAM will try
to dynamically allocate the required volumes.
Regards,
Documented here on about a page and a half in length: DFSMS Managing Catalogs
(SC23-6853), Maintaining Catalogs, Changing the Size of Contents of a Catalog.
Regards
Kevin
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Of esmie moo
Don't believe multiple channel subsystems should be an issue if the CPC
supports it. CUADD=03 represents a combination of CSS 0 and MIF image ID 3.
What does your CHPID PATH=(CSS(0),08) look like? L05 and L06 are in the access
list?
Regards,
Kevin
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, April 05, 2017 12:42 PM
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Subject: Re: OAM message CBR3006I with an MTL
On Wed, 5 Apr 2017 16:21:39 +, Neubert, Kevin <kevin.neub...@courts.wa.gov>
wrote:
>Seems like the desired IODF is not in effect.
>
>D SMS,LIB(DLMLIB),DETAIL should show
90 2003 3590 F-NRD -AS /REMOV
I'm thinking the type in IEE457I would change to 350M if OAM could find the
library. Does that make sense?
Thanks for your help.
Ruth
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You might have missed the library initial online status during library
definition. Perhaps check the output from D SMS,LIB(DLMLIB),DETAIL to verify
the library ID and D SMS,LIB(DLMLIB) to check the status of the library. If
necessary V SMS,LIB(DLMLIB),ONLINE.
Regards,
Kevin
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Any help is appreciated with these directives, thanks Matt
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Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2016 1:59 PM
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Subject: Re: Apache
No DocumentRoot in your VirtualHost?
DocumentRoot /etc/websrv1/PCHshare
DirectoryIndex welcome.html
# Access/Options Here
Regards,
Kevin
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ServerRoot is "/etc/websrv1" so it seems .../etc/websrv1/etc/websrv1... is
occurring. What results do you receive with http://sysb/icons/lsflw.gif?
Regards,
Kevin
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What change are you making?
Until you activate hardware, would expect all your software activations to be
reversible.
You shouldn’t have to POR until you lose the ability to dynamically get to
where you want to be. Which more likely be due to lack of maintenance time,
frustration, etc. and
Some vendors provide automatic grace periods for their software per IPL, etc.
and others flat out cease working. Based on your software, the prior may
suffice for your needs. Regardless, I would acquire
codes/keys/licenses/passwords, etc. beforehand and go from there. In my
experience, I
Try searching DGTFPF05, etc. Otherwise RSH Consulting has a relatively recent
presentation on the subject--couple of pages.
http://www.rshconsulting.com/RSHpres/RSH_Consulting__RACF_&_Storage_Admin__May_2014.pdf
Regards,
Kevin
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Of course it depends, but 2 for buffer pool 0 could be low as well. Any
chance you can actually analyze the buffer pool performance statistics?
Example information on the subject:
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSFKSJ_8.0.0/com.ibm.mq.mon.doc/q038340_.htm.
Otherwise the
Maybe take a look at the Digital Certificate Goody Bags on z/OS presentations
or something like Security Server RACF Security Administrator's Guide
(SA23-2289), Using RACF to manage digital certificates:
RACF has three categories for managing digital certificates:
User certificate
A
Depending on your use, BPX.DEFAULT.USER could be time consuming to address.
Otherwise skim the various documents like Migration from z/OS V2R1 and z/OS
V1R13 to z/OS V2R2 (GA32-0889-05), Migrating to z/OS 2.2 presentations (Marna
Walle) and Health Checker checks ZOSMIGV2*.
Regards,
Kevin
So you never see a screen with OSA information in the header and your client IP
address in the footer?
From OSA-Express Integrated Console Controller Implementation Guide
(SG24-6364), take a look at the following:
A session index may be defined in the following ways:
- Both the client
So no feature code(s) you can discern? Since these were carried over from a
z890… From IBM System z Connectivity Handbook (SG24-5444-08) regarding
available OSA Express SX features codes for a z890—1365, 2365 and 3365.
Descriptions from Chapter 7:
Feature codes 1365 and 2365 occupy one slot
Not seeing a newer guide, but this one will walk you through it: OSA-Express
Integrated Console Controller Implementation Guide (SG24-6364-01).
Believe the gist you are looking for lies between the IODF RESOURCE macro
statement and OSA-ICC CONFIG_SESSION source file.
Let's say two systems
Assuming it is an aggregate...
Browse parmlib or issue D OMVS,F and search for it, etc. If you have access,
UNIX System Services shell command df would be quicker--df -v /usr/local.
Check for secondary extents, if applicable, then take a look at zfsadm grow.
Example, grow your aggregate one
Regarding... I believe I have aggregate grow turned on, How can I verify?
You can verify the current dynamic grow option via "zfsadm configquery
-aggrgrow."
Regards,
Kevin
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Probably the most concise route... Locate "IBM z/OS Management Facility
Version 2 Release 1" in "Migrating to z/OS V2.1 (Marna Walle)." Believe the
rest of your questions follow closely after the z/OSMF paragraph.
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/iea/pdf/Mig_to_V2.1_Part_1.pdf
Regards,
Kevin
Not elegant, but perhaps workable?
Build your list:
LIST FUNCTIONS SYSMOD.
Your list sans OMEGAMON:
APPLY CHECK FORFMID (<<>>).
See "Figure 3. Combining SYSMOD selection operands on the APPLY Command," in
"Chapter 3. The APPLY command" of "SMP/E for z/OS Commands (SA23-2275)" for a
nice
Can you supply the pertinent part of your IOCP? Otherwise, it seems your
CHPID's entry switch information is incomplete.
Regards,
Kevin
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Succinctly... Perform all your work in one IODF. Preferably your oldest
release of HCD among your systems to avoid trouble. Import/Export, catalog and
activate as needed.
Regards,
Kevin
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Sounds like your channels are not currently defined as spanned. If that is the
case, add the new partition then change the channel mode. Subsequent prompts
for HCS7780 are Define Access List panel CBDPCH1B and Confirm Copy Control
Unit and Device Attachments panel CBDPUT48. Related help
Nothing met your needs in the CA 1 Tape Management Utilities and Reports
Reference Guide?
Regards,
Kevin
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Sent: Thursday, May 21, 2015 8:39 AM
To:
Any help here?
TEC428347
http://www.ca.com/us/support/ca-support-online/product-content/knowledgebase-articles/tec428347.aspx
Regards,
Kevin
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Of Gibney, Dave
Sent: Thursday, February 19,
Seems your file systems are already mounted. What is the output from the
following?
df -Pk | grep -i zos21.omvs.etc
Not following the part of mounting a filesystem to a symlink?
Wouldn't it be delete the symlinks, then unmount/mount accordingly, IPL with a
corrected PARMLIB(BPXPRMxx) member
I am not clear about your path question. Are you installing another version
and/or questioning things like symlinks, etc?
During install there is a REXX member in SAMPLIB that assists with this.
Guessing you are HJVB700. If so, take a look at SAJVSMP1(AJVJMKDR).
Regards,
Kevin
Seems there were/was an HCD lab that would take place at the IBM Expos? You
would code a configuration from scratch, etc. Not sure if they still do that.
Believe it was Maurice McCullough. Could not find anything recent for that.
Baring a class, the I/O Configuration Using z/OS HCD and HCM
Take a look at Adding a volume to a compatibility mode aggregate in Chapter
4. Creating and managing zFS file systems using compatibility mode aggregates
of the Distributed File Service zSeries File System Administration (SC24-5989)
guide.
Regards,
Kevin
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for high
availability?
Thanks a lot!
Jason Cai
From: Neubert, Kevin
Date: 2014-12-03 23:47
To: IBM-MAIN
Subject: Re: Migrate CTC ESCON channels to CTC FICON channels Point to point or
switched? Are ESCON and FICON available on the system or is this preparation
for a new system?
Not sure what
Point to point or switched? Are ESCON and FICON available on the system or is
this preparation for a new system?
Not sure what you mean about changing parameters. I/O configuration or
PARMLIB, VTAMLST, etc.?
Would make sure you fully understand how your CTCs are being used then plan the
Need to see more information, but If you're confident with the definitions and
the activates were indeed successful, sounds more like cabling, etc. What do D
M=CHP() and D M=DEV() show for your respective changes? Any DOES NOT EXIST/NOT
IN SYSTEM type messages?
Regards,
Kevin
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to implement this
change. Perhaps you can post the messages from your CF command or VARY
command.
John L.
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Date: 10/02/2014 01:50 PM
Subject:Re: HCD Question
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Take a look at Changing the Installation Defaults chapter in DFSORT
Installation and Customization (SC26-7524). I believe around z/OS 1.10
defaults became maintainable via PARMLIB. Update member then S
ICEOPT,ICEPRM=XX accordingly. Otherwise go the usermod route.
Regards,
Kevin
As already mentioned, you'll be fine.
Regarding SPECIAL from Chapter 17 of z/VM CP Planning and Administration
(SC24-6178):
The SPECIAL statement defines special virtual devices, which are fully
simulated by CP and not connected with real devices at definition time.
It is a good chapter to
Could be a flawed search depending on your system configuration (i.e.,
initialized accordingly, but not present in all your SMS control data sets,
etc.). Not sure about ISMF reflecting how a volume was initialized, but
perhaps IDCAMS DCOLLECT then evaluating output record structures like
Is the chain complete? Check trust and Issuer's/Subject's Names. RACDCERT
LIST(LABEL('Go Daddy Class 2')) CERTAUTH. Do you have all the names? SEARCH
CLASS(DIGTCERT).
Regards,
Kevin
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I assume you are more of an SMP/E user. If so, take a look at HGIN140. Get
that installed and things should make a little more sense. Believe the latest
version is 1.7.2 (PI13302/UI15835).
Regards,
Kevin
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It sounds like you are referring to Control Unit Port (CUP). I believe it is
an optional switch feature these days. Do you intend to use the port for
monitoring or are you questioning its role in defining the switch? If you are
using HCD those fields are not mandatory.
Answering your first
Per the latest MVS System Messages Volume 4 (CBD - DMO):
CSV450I hh.mm.ss PROG,APF DISPLAY
...
ENTRY n
The entry number being displayed. This is not necessarily the order of the
entries within the APF list.
Regards,
Kevin
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Yes. STAT is active for all classes. ACCTG is active for class 01. If STAT
were inactive, DISPLAY TRACE(STAT) would indicate CSQW137I...SPECIFIED TRACE
NOT ACTIVE.
Regards,
Kevin
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Mainly the buffer manager records... There are about 20 pages on performance
and accounting in the WebSphere MQ for z/OS System Setup Guide (SC34-6927) with
SMF header descriptions and ways to improve performance, etc. that may be of
interest to you.
Regards,
Kevin
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