IMS - AERTDLI

I'm trying to invoke IMS functions using AERTDLI. I did this about 10 years ago or so in another lifetime. I was not involved then in setting up IMS or in populating the different flavors of IMS databases. I successfully executed, CIMS INIT, CIMS TERM, CIMS TALL, APSB, DPSB, GN and GU. I am

Re: IMS - DFSRRC00 vs ODBA

I think in most cases, the database will be local. Assuming local, is access faster using DFSRRC00 or ODBA. If not local, what is faster? Thnx, Pierre -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send

IMS - DFSRRC00 vs ODBA

To All, My IMS is somewhat limited and my terminology may be incorrect. Is there a performance difference between 1) executing DFSRRC00 and 2) executing an assembler program that uses ODBA calls ? 1) An assembler routine and a PSB name would be provided to DFSRRC00. I'm not

Re: Easytrieve Synchronized File Processing (SFP)

It's documented in the Easytrieve Report Generator 11.6 in the section on Synchronized File Processing. I have a requirement to do a 3-way merge. Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send

Easytrieve Synchronized File Processing (SFP)

I'm looking at the doc on this and the rules on how it works are not clear. I would appreciate the help of an expert on this. The doc has an example of 3 files and it shows each iteration in the processing and which files are "available" or N/A. File 1 key 3A is available twice - iterations 3

TSSINSTX TSSAI

My TSS exit TSSINSTX gets called for the POSTINIT, PASSWORD and PASSPHRASE functions. A segment called $XXX was created to hold an encrypted password or passphrase and the current date. I encrypt by calling CSNBSAE. I take the password (or new password if one exists) and place it in the TSS

Unlike data sets concatenation - revised 4

I'm back onto this problem. I wrote a proof-of-concept program and it works. I've modified an existing z/OS product and my changes don't work. Only DSNAME and DISP are coded on the DD statements. 1st file is VB with LRECL=200 2nd file is VB with LRECL=230 3rd file is FB with LRECL=1000.

Unlike data sets concatenation - revised 3

I have provided the DCB in source and dumped it just before the OPEN. 1st data set in the concatenation : Data Set Name . . . . : PIERRE.VB200. . .

Re: Unlike data sets concatenation - revised 2

These are existing datasets so it's just DSNAME and DISP in the concatenation. Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN

Re: Unlike data sets concatenation - revised 2

I set DCBOFPPC before the OPEN. DCB after open 000224D8 01D0 00F43026 002FE5A2 05025C70 4000 00027E08 * }...4 . Vs * .. .. = * 000224F8 02010580 5000 00A44848 008C4064 1AE30E68 00CA99F8 0A018240 020903E8 *&u .T . r8 b

Unlike data sets concatenation - revised 2

I thought that the 2nd display of the DCB would show the lrecl to be 230 and the blksize to be 1150. I'm reading the documentation for the umpteenth time and can't see what I've missed or done wrong. 08.51.43 JOB12479 +Ptr to SYNAD exit placed in DCB 08.51.43 JOB12479 +reread off, OFPPC on

Re: Unlike data sets concatenation - revised

Seymour, SYNAD msg 00023475 008000 7C00 0260 | .@- | 00023480 6003E840 40404040 40404040 40404040 | -.Y | 00023490.:02349F. LENGTH(X'10')--All bytes contain X'40', C' ' 000234A0 40404040 40406BE3 C8F1F2F7

Unlike data sets concatenation - revised

Seymour's response made me realize that my post was incomplete. I'm trying to read a concatenation of unlike data sets using QSAM. The first dataset is VBS with LRECL=200,BLKSIZE=1000 The second dataset is VBS with LRECL=230,BLKSZIE= 1150. I've coded a DCB OPEN exit that sets a re-read flag. I

Unlike data sets concatenation

I'm trying to read a concatenation of unlike data sets using QSAM. The first dataset is VBS with LRECL=200,BLKSIZE=1000 The second dataset is VBS with LRECL=230,BLKSZIE= 1150. I've coded a DCB OPEN exit that sets a re-read flag. I've also got a SYNAD exit and DCBEROPT has X'80'. I read the 1st

Re: PKCS #7

I wrote a certificate management package some years ago on z/OS. I wrote the package in C using the gsk functions. IBM stated that the functions couldn't be called directly in assembler. Regards, Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN

Re: IGGCSI00 - NVSMATTR

I corrected the subject line. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN

IGGCSI00 - NVSNATTR

I asked for NVSMATTR,DEVTYP, DSCBTTR and VOLSER for a PDSE version 1. R15 was 0 after the call to IGGCSI. The DEVTYP, DSCBTTR and VOLSER were fine. I was expecting NVSMATTR to have a value of 'L' for a PDSE but I got 'Q'. This isn't documented. I was hoping to identify a PDSE (ve or v2) before

Re: Top Secret - TSSINSTX

I missed this posting so I am replying late. Yes, I have turned on PREINIT, POSTINIT, PASSWORD and PASSPHRASE. I've driven PREINIT and POSTINIT functions. The pointer to the password is supplied. The pointer to the passphrase is never supplied. When is the pointer to the passphrase supplied for

Re: Top Secret - TSSINSTX

Yes, PREINIT, POSTINIT, PASSWORD and PASSPHRASE are set to YES. I see PREINIT and POSTINIT only but I never see a pointer to the PASSPHRASE area even if I add a PASSPHRASE to the TSO user. I have no idea how to drive PASSWORD and PASSPHRASE.

Re: Top Secret - TSSINSTX

For PRE and POSTINIT, I am looking at TXAIPASS and TXAIPHRA. TXAIPHRA never has a value for a TSO logon it seems. Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu

Top Secret - TSSINSTX

For function code PREINIT and POSTINIT, a pointer to a passphrase area can be supplied in the exit's parameter list. I created 2 ACIDs, one with a passphrase and the other without a passphrase. When logging on with either one, I never see a pointer to the passphrase area. 1) How can I drive

Re: WTO and IEF170I message

The code runs in an exit In case it matters (unlikely as that is), what kind of "exit"? At least "is it some sort of WTO-related exit"? --> No, it is not a WTO-related exit. Is there something in the WTO parameters that causes the IEF170 message to disappear ? Maybe a combination of

WTO and IEF170I message

I issue a plain WTO :wto 'This is a message' I also issue a WTO :wto text=dsa_wtotext,mf=(e,dsa_wtoarea) In both cases the WTO appears in the SDSF LOG. But I also get an IEF170I message for each WTO no matter the flavor. IEF170I 3 This is a message A WTO or WTOR macro

Re: CSNBENC rc=8 rsn=X'271C'

I used the ICSF panels. I'll switch to CSNBSAE call. Thanks, Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN

CSNBENC rc=8 rsn=X'271C'

Using the ICSF panels, I created an AES DATA key (128 bits) called MY.DATA.KEY I fed this into a CSNBENC call and got rc=8 rsn=x'271C'. I'm not sure what I am doing wrong. key-identifier (or label) is MY.DATA.KEY padded with blanks to 64 bytes init-vector is XL8'00' rule array is

Re: ICHEINTY, R_admin and RACROUTE EXTRACT

On Mon, 10 Oct 2022 at 14:06, Pierre Fichaud wrote: > To All, > I want replace userid passwords in the RACF database. > I have encrypted password in a flat file. > Where did you get such an encrypted password? --> The password was encrypted using a CSNB*** call. >

ICHEINTY, R_admin and RACROUTE EXTRACT

To All, I want replace userid passwords in the RACF database. I have encrypted password in a flat file. I labored to get ICHEINTY working but finally did. R_admin was much easier than ICHEINTY. For both ICHEINTY and R-admin, I get return and reason codes set to 0.

Re: R_admin

The flag settings are in a separate chapter in the Callable Services manual. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN

R_admin

I am attempting to use R_admin instead of ICHEINTY to update the RACF database. The mapping macro IRRPCOMP has the layout for R_admin (IRRSEQ00). But what values do I put for ADMN_USRADM_FLAGS, ADMN_USRADM_SEG_FLAG and ADMN_USRADM_FLD_FLAG ? I am getting SAF rc=8, RACF rc=8 and RACF rsn=16

Re: ICHEINTY - RACF interface

Peter, Apologies for the staggered output. Here is the execution. I don't think looking at the SVC dump will help me. Looking at the ICHEINTY parameter list in the Security Server Diagnosis manual, I'm sure that the "action" area (dsa_actions) is not correctly formatted.

Re: ICHEINTY - RACF interface

Peter, I tried many combinations of parameters using DATAMAP=NEW and RELEASE 1.8. I initially got return code x'24' and reason code 1. So something was wrong with my parameters. Juggling the parameters, I got past that. Then I got abend SD84-10. I fooled around with

Re: ICHEINTY - RACF interface

I was pointed to ICHEINTY. I want to change the password for a particular userid. I'll look at R_admin. I used R_datalib about 15 years ago and had forgotten about the Callable Services. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff /

Re: ICHEINTY - RACF interface

I should have said that my TSO id is not authorized to issue SLIP commands. I will look at Diagnosis. Thanks. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the

Re: ICHEINTY - RACF interface

I have an update. After an hour or so of juggling the various parameters for ICHEINTY, I got this : 20.26.08 JOB04490 *IRR401I 0C4 ABEND DURING RACF PROCESSING OF 236 236 ALTER REQUEST FOR ENTRY T22TST1 20.26.08 JOB04490 IRR401I 0C4 ABEND DURING RACF PROCESSING I couldn't

ICHEINTY - RACF interface

This is documented in z/OS Security Server RACF Macros and Interfaces. Is there any other documentation for this ? The examples for ICHEINTY are described under ICHEACTN. I'm trying to get this to work. I'm ALTERing a password for a user. There's nothing in SYS1.SAMPLIB. Regards, Pierre.

Re: SMF type 76 records - RMF trace activity

Where do I find doc for the ERBFRMxx member in PARMLIB ? I change NOTRACE to TRACE and I get a syntax error. . 33 IOQ(NOCOMM)/* NO COMMUNICATION I/O QUEUEING*/ . . 34 IOQ(NOGRAPH) /* NO

Re: SMF type 76 records - RMF trace activity

My SMF parms include all SMF types. . 01 INTVAL(01) /* SET SMF INTERVAL A 01 MIN MEASAP*/ . . 02 SYNCVAL(01)/* SYNC SMF AT 01 MIN MEASAP*/ . . 03

SMF type 76 records - RMF trace activity

In the RMF manuals, there is no mention of this SMF type. How can I get these generated? Thanks in advance, Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with

Re: SDSF record and request types

Thanks to those who responded. The mapping for the SYSLOG records is in IHAHCLOG. There are 2 mappings: HCL that uses a 5-digit year (yyydd) and HCRREC that uses a 7-digit year (ddd). To determine which format to use, the bit UCMHCENT in byte UCMMODE2 is 1 when the century is present.

SDSF record and request types

In SDSF, I type in the LOG command. I get lines like : X 000 S0W1 22060 18:01:25.24 SYSLOG IEE042I SYSTEM LOG DATA SET INITIALIZED NC000 S0W1 22060 18:00:18.73 INTERNAL 0290 CONTROL M,UEXIT=Y IEAVN701 - INTERNALLY ISSUED K M NR000 S0W1 22060

Multiple MDBs

In a prior posting, I had asked about the objects in an MDB (extended master console support). I've been testing and I always only see 1 MDB for incoming master console messages. I would like to drive my code when more than 1 MDB is created for a master console message. Is there a command

Re: OMVS trace buffer mapping

I've seen the first 2 already. I looked at the last link. I would like a macro or DSECT(s) that map the OMVS trace buffer. Regards, Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to

OMVS trace buffer mapping

I can't find a mapping for this. I've scoured the USS and MVS bookshelves. I've done some Internet searches. Can someone help me ? Thanks in advance, Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions,

Re: MDB (message data block)

Peter, The example in SYS1.MACLIB(IEAMDBLG) does not use the MDBPNEXT value in the MDB prefix. Does this mean that everything is contained in 1 MDB? Or should I point to the next MDB ignoring the general object and keep accumulating the text objects ? Thanks, Pierre.

Re: MDB (message data block)

Peter, Thanks. This makes a world of difference. Regards, Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN

MDB (message data block)

The macro IEAVM105 describes the various parts of the MDB. The MDB can be composed of the header, general object, control program object and message text objects. The header must be there and the general object is required. The control program object and text objects are optional. The macro doc

SHARE - CFC and UPT used in sorting

Tom Harper gave a presentation over 10 years ago about using the CFC and UPT assembler instructions to sort data. Does anyone have the presentation and could a copy be sent to me please? Thanks in advance, Pierre. -- For

Re: FORMAC was ABP

At our college, we had an APL terminal. I wrote a couple of programs. A very powerful language and quite cryptic. Programs were coded in RPN, weren't they? PF. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions,

FORMAC was ABP

I haven't heard the term ABP mentioned in over 20 years. That brings back memories of stuff I did early in my career. I remember using IBM's FORMAC compiler (or pre-processor) sometime in the mid 70s (I think). IIRC, it generated PL/1 code. I can't remember what I did but I didn't spend a lot

Re: UUID mapping

Tony, I will treat it as a blob. I'm just displaying it. I was just wondering if there was a formal definition. Thanks, Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to

UUID mapping

To All, I am trying to find a DSECT that maps the flavors of the UUID (DCE flavor to be specific) but can't seem to find it. UUIDs are involved in RACF Callable Services. TIA, Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff

Re: DC4 abend - R15=91040120

Tom, OK, I'll go with that. The call was made to the system, IARCP64, in batch. Thanks, Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO

DC4 abend - R15=91040120

91040120 - The 0401 is not documented. Can someone provide me with an explanation please ? The lowest value documented is 0410. Thanks in advance, Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send

Re: Assembler analysis [was: RE: Serverpac installs January 2022 and beyond - Issues]

All the conversions I did were for companies in France. The first one was to convert SAS/C to IBM/C as the SAS stopped supporting their C compiler. There were a number of SAS/C functions that I had to create going to IBM/C. Some I wrote in C. The others I wrote in assembler. It really helped

Re: RMF SMF "broken" records

Peter, Thanks for getting the information. The unique key was critical in being able to re-bundle the "broken" records. Regards, Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to

Re: RMF SMF "broken" records

Martin, And I can't assume the broken records will be consecutive; no other interspersed records. Can I assume that the same dispatchable unit will produce the 3 records in the correct order ? Then I have uniqueness. Regards, Pierre.

Re: RMF SMF "broken" records

Martin, Hence my original post. I have 3 "broken" records. I use the type,subtype, date and time in the SMF header to create a unique value relating the 3 records. But the time is only in 100ths of seconds. I don't think it's granular enough. Is there something extra I can

RMF SMF "broken" records

To All, For SMF types 70-79 (RMF), RMF may create broken records because the volume of data can't fit in 32K. So there may be 2 or more "broken" records created. I have an IBM sample file that has the original unbroken record split into 3 broken records. The records are

SMF type 80 (RACF)

Relocation section type 4 is a 1-byte bit map describing the access allowed. There is a footnote (#2) attached to it. In the footnote, the bits have a different meaning for RACROUTE REQUEST=DIRAUTH. Where in the SMF record can I determine that a REQUEST=DIRAUTH was issued ? Or where can I

Re: SMF type 42 subtype 22

I don't have any sub-type 22s in my SMF files. If I did, I would proceed according to the contents. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO

SMF type 42 subtype 22

To All, This sub-type is defined by SMF42SM. There are 2 sections, the audit and record sections. There is a DSECT for the audit section, namely smf420ma. I can't find a DSECT for the 2nd section. Either it exists and the DSECT is missing or it doesn't exist and SMF42SM

Re: SMF 30 record

Never mind. I printed the SMF 30 expansion and somehow the line with SMF30TF2 flag byte got deleted. PF. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message:

Re: SMF 30 record

Thanks to all. The equates from SMF30_TIME_ON_ZIIP_F to SMF30_DEPENC_TIME_SUP_ON_CP_F are failure flags. What flag byte are they associated with ? It can't be SMF30TF2 not SMF30T33 as they have their own bit definitions. Regards, Pierre.

SMF 30 record

In the accounting section (DSECT SMF30CAS), fields are redefined. SMF30_TIME_ON_ZCBP is redefined as SMF30_TIME_ON_IFA. You determine which label to use by testing the bit SMF30_zCBP that is defined in the product section. There is a series of other fields in the accounting section that are

Re: Help with APA - Application Performance Analyzer

Lizette, APA does not do iSeries. It is strictly z/OS. Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN

RACF violations - MQ and WAS, IMS

I was told on this forum that RACF violations for DB2 are in SMF records type 102 with IFCID=140. I was also told that CICS RACF violations were to be found in SMF type 80 (X'50') records. I haven't gotten to them yet. What about RACF violations for MQ Series and WAS ? Where are they found?

DB2 ver/rel from SMF record

Given an SMF record for DB2 (100-102), I'd like to find the DB2 version/release. In the product section, I see QWHSRN and QWHSSUBV. The first is the release "indicator number" in hex. The second is the "subversion for the base release". I downloaded SMF 9.1 data from IBM's secure site. That's

CSRCESRV

Hello, Can CSRCESRV SERVICE=QUERY be done once to find out if compression/expansion is available and to get the work area size? Or must the QUERY be done before every EXPAND or COMPRESS ? Thanks in advance, Pierre.

DB/2 and CICS security

If a security (RACF) violation occurs in a CICS region, where does the violation get reported? I couldn't find anything in the CICS SMF records but I'll look again. Do they get reported in the JESMSGLG or in a CICS ? Does a CICS exit need to be installed? There's tons of documentation to go

Re: Collecting SMF data with Logstreams

L r01,psaaold-psa L r01,ascbassb-assb(,r01) L r01,assbjsab-iazjsab(,r01) Regards, Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu

IXGLOGR - system logger

I am trying to connect the the system logger but get the following: 12.35.35 STC07110 IXG231I IXGCONN REQUEST=CONNECT TO LOG STREAM XX.Y.PRF1.MSGS 045 045 DID NOT SUCCEED FOR JOB PRF1. RETURN CODE: 0008 REASON CODE: 045 080C DIAG1:

Log streams, system logger and SYSPLEXing

I run at Dallas and have only 1 image (at the moment). I've added archiving of unsent messages into a DASD-only log stream. There were no SYSPLEX configuration items in PARMLIB. Everything worked well. I started adding code to use SYSPLEX messaging (IXC) without any configuratoin in PARMLIB.

Re: CSNBHMG - ICSF

Yes, I am mistaken. CSNB are symmetric and CSND are asymmetric. Apologies to all. So CSNB calls can be used for DES and AES. It's been 10 years or so that I did this. My memory is fading as I approach 70. Regards, Pierre.

Re: CSNBHMG - ICSF

Hi, CSNB* calls are DES CSND* calls are AES. If you are using CSNBHMG you need the DES master key to be set. And the label used in the call needs to be in the CKDS. And you need permissions defined in RACF. Regards, Pierre.

Re: STIMERM SVCE

The STIMERM is in my code. The FRR is inside IEEMB830,08/31/16,UA82681 at +9D4. Regards, Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO

Re: Thread id using BPX1GTH

Tonu=y, Yup,I got that from a friend of mine. How about the process id ? It seems that ASSBOASB points to an OCO area. The OMVS address space block contains the thread id. But I can't find a mapping of it. Regards, Pierre.

Re: STIMERM SVCE

Yes, that address points after 0A2F. I've pasted more of the trace table but it has wrapped. Regards, Pierre. 0001 0043 007CE938 PC ... 600_01736592 0131F closedir/close 0001 0043 007CE938 PC ... 000_1CE632C8 03504 0001 0043 007CE938

STIMERM SVCE

I have a sub-task that issues TCPIP calls using EZASMI (connect,send,etc) I set an ESTAE. Then in a STIMERM loop, I issue a connect. The STIMERM popped once and then I tried to send() unsuccessfully. I go back to do the STIMERM and blow up. I get an abend SVCE stating that I tried issuing the

BPXP018I message when STC cancelled

I have an authorized STC that shuts down normally when it is stopped (/P). When I cancel the STC, my ESTAEs are driven from newest to oldest. But I get the message shown below after the ESTAEs are finished. I do TCP/IP calls using IEZASMI in 2 sub-tasks. The 2 sub-tasks that do TCPIP cleanup and

Thread id using BPX1GTH

For the current TCB, I want to extract the thread id. I'm using BPX1GTH. I'm varying the values for PGTHACCESSID and PGAACCESSTHID. When I get zeros for return value, return code and reason code, the thread id is always 0. I'm wondering if this is the right approach. If it is, what values are

SMF 119 sub-type 6 (interface Stats)

If anyone has experience with these records, I have a question. There are 2 section with this sub-type aside from the ID section. In the sample SMF files provided to me, I haven't seen a non-zero count for section 2. I have seen the count for section be 2. Can I assume that if the count for

SMF 71 long floating point fields

There are many of them. I'm guessing these are hex floating point. Could someone confirm this or correct me ? Thanks, Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to

Re: SMF109 macro

Charles, No. I searched MACLIB,MODGEN and the TCP maclib for SMF109DTE (for example) as documented in the IP Prog Guide. No luck. Regards, Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access

SMF109 macro

I can't find a macro that generates a mapping for the SMF 109 type record. It is described in the Communications Server IP Programmer's Guide and Reference. IBM has documented the record in "Appendix C Type 109 SMF records" but has not provided a mapping macro. Thanks in advance, Pierre.

Re: BPX$RED

It helps if you get the subject line spelled correctly. As they say, "No brain, no pain.". PF. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO

Re: Here we go again;

I remember one summer working on a Univac-1106 in assembler. Ones complement, 36 bit-words. Indirect addressing to a byte. I wasn't crazy about it having come from the IBM world and direct byte addressability. But it was a job. Pierre.

BPX$RED

From IARST64 to BPX4RED. I've obtained an above-the-bar area so that I can read into it using BPX4RED. I have a valid address and buffer length. When I issue the call in 64-bit mode, I get errno=118 meaning EFAULT (The address is incorrect). The errno Jr or reason code, for what it's worth, is

Re: IARST64 problem

Peter, Thanks for the help. When I did a display of the X'8000' area above-the-bar, I was only seeing the first 8K X'2000'. I ran through the memory right after the IARST64 accessing each 8K. No abends. When I browsed the memory in IPCS, I saw the entire X'8000'. I conclude that if

IARST64 problem

I've used IARV64 and IARCP64 extensively. This is my first time trying IARST64. Forgive the staggering after the cut and paste. dsa_word contains X'8000' . 169800 str00,dsa_word Save the size in bytes . .

Re: SMF 119 records (TCPIP)

I do not have SAS. Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN

SMF 119 records (TCPIP)

There are many sub-types for SMF 119 (X'77'). The common identification section has a flag byte called SMF119TI_Reason with the following values: X'C0' - Interval record, more records to follow X'80' - Interval record, last record in set X'60' - End of statistics record, more records to follow

Re: PDSE V2 data set info

How about the DESERV macro and the IGWSMDE mapping ? Regards, Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN

Re: Unix files

I had initially mentioned that more than 1 file could be generated by 1 producer. There could also be more than 1 producer on the LPAR. I would assign 1 sub-task (written in assembler) to each zFS file. I need to read the log records produced by an application. Once the application has closed

Re: Unix files

I must continuously monitor ("read") a Unix file that contains diagnostics. I open the file, parse the records and possibly produce output. Once I've read all the records, I need to wait (or be blocked) until more data arrives. Then I process the new records. But I want to know when the writer

Re: Zfs from 1 LPAR to another

Dave, I'll do that. The files are not big. They can be sent as ZIP files. Thanks, Pierre -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message:

Zfs from 1 LPAR to another

A customer wants to send us a zFS file created by an IBM product. We develop at Dallas and don't have the product installed. What should the customer do to be able to send it to us ? I've looked through the archives and didn't find what I needed. I can't remember if I saw this in IBM manuals.

Re: Sample SMF records

Gord, I get the following when I click on z Technical Information: Information Central - IBM Z ISVs Requested Information is Unavailable I think I have to register with IBM. I have sent an email to ztech. Thanks, Pierre.

Re: Sample SMF records

Gord, I am logged into the secure area at https://dtsc.dfw.ibm.com/ Where do I go next ? Regards, Pierre. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu

Sample SMF records

Someone mentioned the PWD site has sample SMF data. I've logged into the site but can't find sample SMF records that I can look at or download. Can someone point me in the right direction please ? Thanks in advance, Pierre. --

Re: Softcopy Librarian and V2R3

Susan, I've clicked on the link but I'm not sure what to do. I want the PDFs installed on my hard drive (Windows 7) in book shelves. I'd like to browse them with Adobe. Thanks and regards, Pierre. -- For

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