Is it linked AC(1)? Is it in a library that is APF authorized?
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:: Is it linked AC(1)? Is it in a library
LINKLST datasets that occupy secondary extents at IPL time do not suffer
from this problem. It only arises if the dataset grows into a NEW extent
after the IPL. The problem arises then because the LINKLST DEB was built
when the LINKLST was defined and any attempt by LLA to access the new extent
I don't know anything about the recruiting firm or their customer. Nor do I
know why they sent it to me. I forward this just in case it is of value to
someone given the current state of the economy.
I do know a little about Seattle and environs if someone wants to discuss it
off-list.
From:
Are you looking for a method a person can use or one that software can use?
If the former, it should be mentioned in the cover letter that accompanied
the maintenance.
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You could check the CBT tape yourself to discover the ones written by
contributors. Google also provides a few relevant hits.
On the other hand, neither PARMLIB member has a particularly complex syntax.
It might be an excellent training exercise to create your own. Between
EXECIO, PARSE, FIND,
It is possible that the driving system had a different TSO logon proc that
allowed you to access the ServerPac resources. The same may be true for
either the master or user catalog.
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Since your extent count/total tracks are inconsistent your JCL, maybe you
should dump the DSCB and see what is really going on with your dataset. The
TSO LISTDS command with the LABEL option is one universally available
method.
What is the return code associated with the B37? It should be
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It would really help if you could post the listing of the job that dumped
the dataset. Barring that, we need to see the JCL for the dump job.
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At our customers' sites that use HSM, we use
TAPESECURITY(EXPIRATIONINCLUDE)) and let the tape management system (CA-1)
handle tape security issues in conjunction with normal RACF dataset
protection. None of the HSM volsers are entered into RACF. Making HSM an
External Data Manager to CA-1
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I have not tried the exact combination of SRC and MAC with the same name but
as far back as 1995 (MVS/ESA 4.3) I have used various DATAx with the same
name as a MAC, SRC, PROC, SAMP, etc with no apparent conflict.
In any event, the ++LMOD control statement supports up to two DD names in
the
The F1 DSCB does contain a flag, DS1IND02, which indicates a dataset has
been opened for other-than-input. This is the flag that alerts your backup
software that the dataset needs a backup. The backup software will reset
this flag. If you run your synchronization check prior to the backup
For a non-VSAM dataset, the last reference date in the F1 DSCB does not mean
the dataset was changed on that date, only that it was opened (and closed?),
even if only for input.
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Did you originally delete the VVDS or just uncatalog it (delete noscratch)?
If you did not specify a catalog, the VVDS was probably recatalogued in the
master catalog. Do you know for a fact that this is the same place it was
catalogued before the mistake? (It may matter because VVDSs and
You contact the list owner/administrator using the standard listserv address
provided to you when you joined the list. For IBM-Main, the address is
ibm-main-requ...@bama.ua.edu
On the few occasions I have used it, I received an email back to certify I
was really trying to contact a human
Strange, it took less than 30 seconds round trip for me to receive the data,
sparse as it was. But it did contain the sign-off instructions
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The CLG at the end of your proc name stands for compile, link, and go. You
should have a corresponding CL proc (for compile and link) that should be
set up to let you specify a permanent library via a symbolic parameter. You
will then need to add Binder (nee Linkage Editor) control cards (or
How about an allocation exit that abends or flushes the job after the 10th
tape drive is allocated unless the job is in class Q. Then make the Q
initiator available 0300-0400 on alternate odd-numbered Sundays. No one
should be allowed to consume resources they don't need out of laziness,
It seems to me you would want to do this for all the program product
datasets, whether indirectly catalogued or not.
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If it is an error reported by the RENAME service, there should also be an
IEC614I message with the details as described in chapter 6 of the DFSMSdfp
Diagnosis manual.
Are your log datasets SMS managed?
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:: clarification: The usage of
Our official IBM MP2003 documentation of the time always called it the
Support Element. It consisted of a desktop PC with a CRT style monitor and
a second internal floppy drive for an optical disk. I don't recall if it
had a CD reader. It ran OS/2 and booted directly into the SE application.
It
If you send a query ibm-net (or other) command to any listserv (such as
lists...@listserv.uga.edu) it will get forwarded to the appropriate list
server and you will receive notification of the forwarding and the eventual
response.
NOTE: the command goes to the listserv, not to the list.
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What do you want to know besides whether the index is enabled or not?
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At this point it looks like you need to cut and paste the complete output
from the job so we have a chance to determine what is really happening.
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:: Some one in our section, he was able to
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:: main(int
What does If not, not mean? Can the answer sometimes not be no? That
would mean the test evaluates to false.
The code sets the value to 1 and then increments the value some number of
times. Nowhere in the code is the value reset or decremented. How does
that allow any condition other than the
One of the SYSUT1 DD statements needs to be SYSUT2.
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Could you please expand a little on how the position of the least
significant one bit affects integer promotion. If the low order five bits
of a short are zero, won't the low order five bits of the corresponding int
be zero? For that matter, even the position of the most significant one bit
I don't think SMPE's APF attribute is the root of the problem. There are
numerous APF programs that are safely usable by users with extremely
variable privileges and authorities (e.g., IEBOPY, AMASPZAP, and Binder).
I think the real problem is the fact that SMPE somehow abuses APF to
bypass
You would look up the DD statement in your JCL reference manual and look at
those parameters which are related to UNIX files. In my manual there is a
useful summary table at the beginning of chapter 12.
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:: AFAIK, Innovation (FDR, etc.) still ships their
As with almost everything else, the answer is it depends. For large
sequential datasets as you described, I agree.
But consider a card image PDS (JCL, source, etc) where most members average
around 400 records. Half block on a 3390 is 349 records. The first member
will occupy 2 blocks on the
-08 is two years behind the -09 version
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The SMF dump program will let you select by record type and time period.
There are tools on the CBT tape (e.g., DAF) that will let you select records
by other criteria.
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:: As I pointed out earlier, C
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Do you ever program in C?
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:: Do you use the same DCB for each of the datasets?
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It depends on the type of message. Some are cleared once they are displayed
(and presumed read) such as the notify message when a batch job completes.
Others are repeated every time you log on until they are manually cleared.
Try logging on again and see.
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Do you use the same DCB for each of the datasets?
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Open and close are not z/OS or JES2 commands. (Are they JES3?) In any
event, since they are issued by the batch programs they would not be
affected by the command=verify setting.
Since command=verify is merely an auditor recommendation, it is up to
management to either accept the current risk
What do you mean by often enough? A dataset cannot be migrated repeatedly.
A dataset can go from ML0 to ML1 only once and then from ML1 to ML2 only
once. With the appropriate settings for management class, it can go
directly from ML0 to ML2 but still only once.
Are you concerned about primary
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:: I am not sure I understand Paul
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:: The rotation is not constant, and is
Am I the only one curious why your batch jobs have that many operator
commands in the JCL?
What we did was specify command=verify for all classes except one and we
restricted that class so only sysprogs and operators could submit jobs in
it.
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We run our consoles painlessly on the same PCs using the same 3270 emulator
du jour (Rumba, Extra, and IBM's Personal Communications) that we use for
TSO access. All are driven from the same OSA using Ethernet and are
independent of how the OSA is connected to the CPU box. Also no extra
special
Analogous to the recommendation to never use the IBMUSER RACF profile, did
you ever create new users/accounts on the HMC? If so, are any of them of
the ACSADMIN type? An account of this type can reset a different account's
password.
Alternately, did you create the recommended backup of the HMC
you
will only have at most three dump volumes in use. On the fourth weekly
execution, the tape from the first will already be scratched and you can
reuse it.
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:: retired-mainfra...@q.com wrote:
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:: If you look at the description
Is it really deliberate that the parameters for the first routine are in a
different order than the parameters for the second?
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to TS3400 tape library which has only 17 I/O slots for data
:: cartridge, we should always have one tape volume in
:: scratch status to perform this dumps in weekly basics.
::
:: Please correct, if my understanding is wrong
::
::
:: On Fri, May 24, 2013 at 1:22 PM, retired mainframer
:: retired-mainfra
Your inconsistent use of terminology makes it difficult to fully understand
the problem.
Is the new scratch tape requested when performing the backup of
datasets that happen to be on a volume associated with some dump class? Or
does the situation occur when performing a full volume dump of
If you look in your HSM Storage Administration manual, the chapter titled
Using the LIST Command shows that dump generation numbers are produced by
LIST VOLUME, not LIST COPYPOOL. It is on page 1355 in my 1.11 version of
the manual.
If you have a particular primary volume (ML0) in mind, you
If you don't have it already, get the DFSMShsm Storage Administration manual
from the IBM publications website. The AUDIT command syntax is described in
chapter 30 and which conditions are detected by which options are described
in chapter 67.
Surely you can guess if NOFIX will actually fix any
Show the complete jobstep you are using, including all the sort control
cards, and some samples from the actual input files that you think should
produce a match.
Your original message stated that both files contained volser data in
positions 1-6 but your sample input showed that to be false.
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This is really clever but there is a minor error in the rounding logic of
the last IFTHEN. When the fraction portion of the percentage is between 95
and 99 inclusive, the tenths digit is incremented to 0 but the units digit
(two positions to the left because of the intervening comma) is not
A few details might help. What are you asking ADRDSSU to do? Have any of
the control cards or options changed? Did any other system options change?
Have datasets run into extra extents as a result of the apply? Did you
update the running system or apply the changes to an idle set of target
What is the character between the two single quote marks in the first call
to memset? My email shows no character (the quotes are adjacent) and C does
not support an empty character constant. Perchance did you have a hex 00
there? If so, the code would be more readable using '\0' as the
Your edit macro ALTER performs two different functions: it changes all
occurrences of one string to another and submits a job. Either of these
could fail. Which would you like the return code to reflect?
You could initialize a local variable to 0 near the top of your macro.
After issuing the
When evaluating the conditional expression in an if or while statement, 0
(or the equivalent floating point and pointer values) is false and any
non-zero value is true.
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:: W dniu 2013-05-08 19:10, Mark Zelden pisze:
:: On Wed, 8
When returning from function main() to the operating system, returning the
macro value EXIT_SUCCESS is guaranteed to be equivalent to returning 0.
EXIT_FAILURE is system dependent. For IBM's XL C/C++ compilers,
EXIT_SUCCESS is defined as 0 and EXIT_FAILURE is defined as 8.
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:: Hello Group,
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:: I am just checking the fine Manual to
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:: Why are people so insistent that
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SNIP
:: Ummm. Which book is that?
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:: Behalf Of Frank Swarbrick
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:: Which begs the question...why??
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:: From: retired mainframer retired
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:: Did you really intend to post site name, userid *and
Then it really is a 3380. But since you probably don't have a SLED it is
actually an emulated 3380. No z/OS utility can change that. If you want it
to be a 3390, you need to reformat it (after taking the appropriate action
regarding the existing datasets) with the tools that your emulation
I think the first step should be to find out what the device really is. It
doesn't matter what HSM thinks it he is wrong. What does the system command
D U,VOL=CCAT01
show?
Why are you adding CCAT01 as a primary volume but attempting to display it
with a LIST MVOL command which deals only
If memory serves, the CA1 TMC uses 16 bits to store the blksize. Even when
treated as unsigned, it won't show more than 65535.
On z/OS 1.11 system, the DFDSS default for DUMP tape blocks is 65520. I
doubt if it was reduced for 1.12. There is an installation options exit
which can change the
Just to satisfy my own curiosity, I do you plan to fit 650 datasets, each a
minimum of 1,500 cylinders, on a volume with only 10,000 cylinders? How
will you even get more than 6?
A 3390 will fit 53 DSCBs per track. 29 tracks will hold 1537 DSCBs,
slightly more than twice what you expect.
ISPF
The first 3 extents fit in the Format-1 DSCB. The next 13 fit in the
Format-3 DSCB. What is the third DSCB you think is needed?
You can still fit only 6 1500 cylinder datasets on a 10,000 cylinder device.
Even if a third DSCB is needed, you still need only 18 DSCBs which will fit
is a single
Did you try it and see it works or if the limitation in the manual is
correct?
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:: Subject: Re: SMS COMMAND VIA BATCH
::
:: Retired Mainframer,
::
:: I think you hit the nail on the head. Would it be a problem if ACDS and
:: SCDS do not show the same status?
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:: W dniu 2013-01-17 18:23, retired
I believe ISMF shows the status in the SCDS while the D command shows the
status in the ACDS. VARY commands update the ACDS but you need to manually
update the SCDS if you want the change to be reflected in the next ACTIVATE.
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What process is running when the error occurs?
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:: Sent: Monday, January 14, 2013 6:55 AM
:: To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
:: Subject: DFHSM ARC07347 MOVE BV, record
My rule of thumb, drilled into me long before z/OS, was any change to the
link list merits a refresh of LLA. Don't know if it's still valid but it
never caused a problem. To me, it looks like very cheap insurance.
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:: JVMDUMP032I
Sam Golob contributed a family of broadcast dataset management utilities to
the CBT site. Search CBTTAPE.ORG.
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:: remotely EXCEPT new IOCP upload. I don't want to interconnect HMC-SE
:: private network with my corpo-network, as it is not recommended.
::
:: (Yes, I know I can upload IOCDS directly from z/OS image, but this is
:: not the same)
::
:: W dniu 2012-12-28 20:23, retired mainframer pisze:
:: On the HMC
On the HMC that came with our z10, you could import IOCP text files from a
USB memory stick. It had a CD/DVD reader/writer but I don't remember if you
could import from that.
You could also export screen shots for inclusion in procedure or training
documentation.
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Holding aggregate backup is exactly what the description of ARC6027I says
should happen.
Wouldn't it be better if you used the HSM CANCEL REQUEST(xx) command rather
than the MVS CANCEL jobname command?
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Check out Data Set Processed Notification Exit (Eioption 23) in your
DFSMSdss Storage Administration manual
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:: Sent: Friday, December 14, 2012 1:03 PM
:: To:
during Backup - Clarification
snip
:: On Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 6:16 PM, Bill Ashton
:: bill00ashton@
:: wrote:
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::On Fri, Dec 7, 2012 at 7:23 PM, retired mainframer
::retired-mainframer@
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You showed a one step proc that is invoked once for each DASD volume. The
number of volumes is a non-issue. Adding two additional miniscule steps for
each volume should not make that much of a difference.
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DIAGNOSE compares the BCS and the VVDS. Is there an entry in the VTOC of
the pack for the dataset? Is the pack SMS managed or the dataset VSAM? The
situation you describe appears more likely to be a spurious catalog entry
rather than a dataset that is somehow not in the VVDS.
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:: Sent: Monday, November 19, 2012 2:00 PM
:: To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
:: Subject: Re: Parsing (was: New way to do UCB lookups)
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:: On 11/19/2012 2:56 PM,
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:: From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU] On
:: Behalf Of McKown, John
:: Sent: Monday, November 19, 2012 2:07 PM
:: To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
:: Subject: Re: Parsing (was: New way to do UCB lookups)
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:: I was told that many old
The last time I experienced this it was because the VTOCIX dataset was
corrupted. I think I fixed it by running ICKDSF with
BUILDIX DDNAME(ddname) OSVTOC NOPURGE
followed by
BUILDIX DDNAME(ddname) IXVTOC
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Why not generate your own showing your actual screens. The PRINT button
works and the HMC includes a screen shot manager that will let you copy them
to a USB device.
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:: Behalf Of Mark Post
The message is telling you that while a NVSAM(?) entry the dataset
PNGG00.OMPACK.CART0.DAILY was found in this catalog (presumably you know
which catalog was being analyzed), there is also an alias entry that covers
the dataset and points to a different catalog. It effectively makes the
dataset
IEHINITT generates standard labels. The usual method of converting from SL
to NL is to place a tape mark at the beginning of the tape, frequently with
IEBGENER specifying DD DUMMY for SYSUT1 and LABEL=(1,NL) for SYSUT2.
Whether this will work may depend on the settings in your tape management
Is your LRECL fixed or variable?
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:: Behalf Of Ron Thomas
:: Sent: Monday, October 29, 2012 11:25 AM
:: To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
:: Subject: sort jcl
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:: Hello.
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:: I have a input file
Can you show us the JCL for each started task? Are there any other messages
in the log between the START command and the IEE707I
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:: From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU] On
:: Behalf Of Donald Likens
:: Sent: Monday, October 29, 2012
You may not be able to create a VSAM dataset using a symbol for the volume
but after it is created you can alter the catalog entry to specify the
symbol.
Since you already have system symbols that contain unique values for each
system, why not add one more that specifies a unique qualifier for
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