On Wed, 13 Apr 2016 09:42:23 -0400, John Eells wrote:
>Pete wrote:
And most of us don't know what it was that Pete wrote, because he
apparently posted to bit.listserv.ibm-main. Fortunately for him, this
time two knowledgeable people (John and Kurt) seem to have seen his
posts there and
Kurt Quackenbush wrote:
in between this time I received and the enhanced hold data...
Ah hah! I highly suspect the latest HOLDDATA is the reason for the
discrepancy. I'm pretty sure the PSP bucket instructs you to first get
the latest HOLDDATA before running the REPORT MISSINGFIX command.
in between this time I received and the enhanced hold data...
Ah hah! I highly suspect the latest HOLDDATA is the reason for the
discrepancy. I'm pretty sure the PSP bucket instructs you to first get
the latest HOLDDATA before running the REPORT MISSINGFIX command. In
any case, glad to
Pete wrote:
I'm actually going thru that process now and found the fixcat for z13s did not
pull in all the required service to support a z13 or z13s processor. I ended up
ordering the PSP bucket and viola! got all I needed.
using
REPORT MISSINGFIX
ZONES(MVST100)
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> Dazzo, Matt wrote:
> > I would like to verify that using fixcat category IBM.Device.Server.zBC12-
> 2828 is the same as che
Dazzo, Matt wrote:
I would like to verify that using fixcat category IBM.Device.Server.zBC12-2828
is the same as checking PSP BUCKETS for DEVICE 2828?
You really need to read the PSP and the appropriate level of the z/OS
Migration book's topic about migrating to a new server, but you won't
I would like to verify that using fixcat category IBM.Device.Server.zBC12-2828
is the same as checking PSP BUCKETS for DEVICE 2828?
Thanks Matt
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Belt and suspenders run the FIXCAT, pull the PSP Bucket and match them up --
just in case.
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Belt and suspenders run the FIXCAT, pull the PSP Bucket and match them up --
just in case
Maybe the question really is, what is the difference between fixcat
(IBM.DEVICE.TAPE.*) and UPGRADE3957DEVICE?
Generally speaking, there should be no difference. That is the intent
of FIXCAT HOLDs, so you don't have to manually review a PSP bucket.
Kurt Quackenbush -- IBM, SMP/E Development
We may be getting an IBM TS7720 grid and a TS3500 library frame. I ran a fixcat
report using IBM.DEVICE.TAPE.* to see if there are any PTF's I should put on.
There were about 9 PTF's that showed up in the report. We are running zos1.13
on a z10bc-2098
Browsing the TS7700 customer information
W dniu 2014-05-28 16:19, Dazzo, Matt pisze:
We may be getting an IBM TS7720 grid and a TS3500 library frame. I ran a fixcat
report using IBM.DEVICE.TAPE.* to see if there are any PTF's I should put on.
There were about 9 PTF's that showed up in the report. We are running zos1.13
on a
Search IBM LINK for UPDGRADEDEVICE, Where XXX is the official machine
type.
E.G. Z/10 BC is d/T 2098 so the search would be for UPGRADE2098DEVICE
HTH,
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We may be getting an IBM TS7720 grid and a TS3500 library frame. I ran a fixcat
report using IBM.DEVICE.TAPE.* to see if there are any
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Subject: Re: Fixcat and/or PSP Buckets?
Search IBM LINK for UPDGRADEDEVICE, Where XXX is the official machine
type.
E.G. Z/10 BC is d/T 2098 so the search would be for UPGRADE2098DEVICE
HTH,
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We may be getting an IBM TS7720 grid and a TS3500 library frame. I ran a fixcat
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Have no clue. I have always used the PSP buckets and not the FIXCAT info..
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Maybe the question really is, what is the difference
I pulled the latest holddata before running the fixcat report.
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On Wed, 28 May 2014 11:22:14 -0400, Dazzo, Matt wrote:
I pulled the latest holddata before running the fixcat report.
Which HOLDDATA did you pull? Only the FULL holddata contains FIXCAT
information, as documented here:
http://service.software.ibm.com/holdata/390holddata.html
See also:
Thanks Tom, I did pull the FULL report.
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On Wed, 28 May 2014 11:22:14 -0400, Dazzo, Matt wrote:
I pulled the latest holddata before running the fixcat report.
Which HOLDDATA did you pull? Only the FULL holddata contains FIXCAT
information, as documented here:
http
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