On 1/8/2019 11:55 AM, daverankin...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tuesday, January 8, 2019 at 10:28:59 AM UTC, davera...@gmail.com wrote:
Recently my ability to download PTFs and orders from the internet has stopped
working. I have a few LPARs all different z/OS version, two z/OS 2.3 and one
z/OS 2.2
It says REGION=512M to scan up to 100 modules. How many modules are you
scanning? Does it work with 10 modules, or 1?
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Bernd,
I'm guessing that being an English-like language did not help the original
coders.
Ron
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Thank you all - D IOS,CONFIG is perfect - just couldn't remember it (must be
getting older)
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Hi Rex,
You are correct, NEWNAMEUnconditional is only supported for applications
that invoke DFSMSdss and it is not supported for batch JCL invocations.
The keyword was added because there was a requirement for applications to
rename data sets as they were dumped. The restriction was put in
A good point, I myself have overlooked STC's region size because it's never
been a problem, I see some tasks never updated for 10+ years and still have
very small regions sizes.
Carmen Vitullo
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FYI, I also put REXX into that category if someone tries to be 'fancy'.
And I use REXX a lot.
I remember a programmer, back in '81, that was told that he could no
longer use RPG, but must use COBOL. He was upset so started using
Spanish variable names. This was not California, but was North
On Jan 8, 2019, at 2:48 PM, Paul Gilmartin
<000433f07816-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
>
>> Pew, Curtis G wrote on 1/8/19 3:05 PM:
>>> On Jan 8, 2019, at 2:03 PM, Tony Thigpen wrote:
"C is the first write-once, read-never language."
>>>
>>> Not even close; APL was around
On Tue, 8 Jan 2019 20:59:26 +, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>> But I read comments from Rexx programmers who yet insist that compound
>>symbols must have positive integer tails and the upper bound in the 0th
>>member.
>
>What is a "Rexx programmer"? It doesn't sound like they actually know REXX.
>
For source, it's a piece of cake; you do need to adjust for RECFM and LRECL.
For load modules, it's much hairier. You need to adjust the TTR of the last
text record and (for overlay) any TTR in a note list. As others have noted,
you'll waste space unless you reblock, which you're probably not
There is no " MVS/SP 3.8". They say that the memory is the second thing to go.
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To:
I would like to make a suggestion. REGION=xxx and other settings
should remain the same. If you specify REGION=(#K,#M,#G), where you
are requesting 24, 31, and 64 bit memory amounts subject to other
suffixes and normal override measures.
On Tue, Jan 8, 2019 at 4:08 PM wrote:
>
> Jesse,
>
>
D IOS,CONFIG[(EDT)
Carmen Vitullo
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Subject: Display active EDT ?
Is there a command to display the
d ios,config. The active EDT is part of the response in the IOS506I message
"Configuration ID = xEDT ID = xx"
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106 abends? what's the return code from the 106 abend ?
that's not always a storage / region size issue.
Carmen Vitullo
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The address after F: might actually be necessary; the address before return,
not so much.
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> Z/OS back in the pre-OCO SP3.8 days
WTF is "SP3.8". I might believe OS/VS2 Release 3.8, or MVS/SP V3 (MVS/ESA),
there was no SP version with 8 releases.
> was “open source” if you call fiche open source.
There were optional source material tapes.
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Gadi,
ISMF has many of the data set level functions you mentioned already, and you
can execute DFSMShsm commands from the list similar to ISPF 3.4s.
If only IBM would fix the display length on screens > 80 chars wide. Sigh.
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REXX write only? I beg to differ. Yes, it has a few quirks, but I find it
eminently readable.
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On Tue, Jan 8, 2019 at 3:42 PM Seymour J Metz wrote:
>REXX write only? I beg to differ. Yes, it has a few quirks, but I find it
>eminently readable.
Indeed. It's English-like and about as readable as any programming language
gets. Unless Tony meant "Because it Just Works, I never have to
On Tue, 8 Jan 2019 15:19:28 -0500, Tony Thigpen wrote:
>FYI, I also put REXX into that category if someone tries to be 'fancy'.
>And I use REXX a lot.
>
(To what are you replying? Did this thread come from BITNET?)
What do you consider "fancy" or "unreadable" Rexx? I know a FORTRAN
programmer
> a policy of not allowing the use of assembler for any new code which is
> understandable
One might argue that any assembler code is not understandable.
Charles
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Rob Scott wrote Same situation but SASN=NEW, then the MVCP will attempt to copy
data from address X in
the *server* address space to some address Y in the server ASID. So besides
influencing the Address Space Number (ASN), it is my understanding that
SASN=NEWalso temporarily inhibits
> The company I work for now has a policy of not allowing the use of
> assembler for any new code which is understandable.
> Understandable, but not necessarily a good decision.
> Who is going to want to maintain that code in 5, 10, 15 years time?
Who is going to want to maintain a complicate
Is there a command to display the active EDT?
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Jerry was right on, don't need the ,EDT
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D IOS,CONFIG[(EDT)
Carmen Vitullo
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We keep seeing S106 abends trying to run DFHEISUP utility.
It's been discussed a few times on various fora but no definitive
solution yet.
At CICS 5.2 it ran fine.5.3 it's hit and miss and 5.4 just plain
doesn't work.
All permutations of region size, MEMLIMIT=NOLIMIT, no IEFUSI have worked.
Seems to me that region size is more of a relic for when we were severely
constrained on real memory. =0M works for me
Matt Hogstrom
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> On Jan 8, 2019, at 14:18, Carmen Vitullo wrote:
>
> A good point, I myself have overlooked STC's region size because it's never
> been a
Hi Rex,
I created the following program to allow NEWNAMEU with the DUMP command.
* Invoke ADRDSSU to allow NEWNUNC parameter on DUMP command
STZDSSU csect
STZDSSU amode 31
STZDSSU rmode any
Well, I wouldn't call it English-like, and the semantics of signal are
confusing, but if you're familiar with any other block-oriented language than
REXX shouldn't be confusing, except for things like being used to different
nomenclature, e.g., case rather than select.
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Very nice. I once got a task to rewrite or migrate
some programs which originated in Poland; they were
full of polish variable names. This was very hard because
I had no idea what that variables meant ...
I remember KONIEC, which, IIRC, means end-of-file :-)
after a week or so, I understood at
Source for pretty much everything; some products were source only.
OTOH, I don't believe that there was source available for COREZAP or DELINK0.
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Correct, you can patent a process. I was simply highlighting that a patent
isn’t a solution.
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Usually such ABEND codes have a reason in R15 and a message in the job log.
Please include those when you ask for help.
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> But I read comments from Rexx programmers who yet insist that compound
>symbols must have positive integer tails and the upper bound in the 0th member.
What is a "Rexx programmer"? It doesn't sound like they actually know REXX.
> How about using TRANSLATE() to re-order a string?
I'd at it
AFAIK you can get a patent on a process.
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By fancy, I mean stuff like 10 nested functions.
(from the top of my head and I bet I missed a paren)
if
h2d(right(strip(substr(x,5,10)),'B')+strip(right(substr(,5,10),5),'B')
= strip(right(substr(input.4,5,10),6),'B')
then do
Tony Thigpen
Paul Gilmartin wrote on 1/8/19 3:48 PM:
I meant MVS/SP 3.8. I can’t remember if that was the last release or the first
OCO but that was the timeframe I was referring to.
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> On Jan 8, 2019, at 4:47 PM, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>
This post is not intended to be enlightening; it's merely corroborative. We
recently went from z12EC to z14. We had already upgraded to z/OS 2.3 with
hardware support service. In the week or so afterwards, we experienced a
handful of 'storage shortage abends' in tasks that had been running
By the same token, I have hear it said many times:
"C is the first write-once, read-never language."
Tony Thigpen
Charles Mills wrote on 1/8/19 1:58 PM:
a policy of not allowing the use of assembler for any new code which is
understandable
One might argue that any assembler code is not
I adopted HSM support from my predecessor who retired. It looked like a lot of
files weren't getting migrated, but I couldn't see what was wrong. The
IBM-supplied reports weren't much help. We acquired the Disk Management Suite
from DCMS and was able to use the HASP tool to find which files
It's not enough to know the language; if the programmer doesn't include the
necessary comments to provide context then you're in trouble.
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Bernd
On Jan 8, 2019, at 2:03 PM, Tony Thigpen wrote:
>
> "C is the first write-once, read-never language."
>
Not even close; APL was around nearly a decade before C.
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Jesse,
While I like Region=0, one should always remember that there are installation
parms and exits that control how "zero" is actually applied below and above the
line. Ann old version of SAS that liked to getmain everything up to the top of
private has bitten me in the past as it blew up on
> If only IBM would fix the display length on screens > 80 chars wide. Sigh.
And give QUERY commands an ODS(dsn) parameter like LIST
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If only I could remember the first thing :). MVS 3.8j if my Googling served me
correctly. Thanks for keeping me honest.
Matt Hogstrom
> On Jan 8, 2019, at 17:36, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>
> There is no " MVS/SP 3.8". They say that the memory is the second thing to go.
>
>
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> Shmuel
IEW4000I FETCH FOR MODULE CEEBINIT FROM DDNAME *VLF*FAILED BECAUSE
INSUFFICI
CSV031I LIBRARY ACCESS FAILED FOR MODULE CEEBINIT, RETURN CODE 24, REASON
CODE 2
CSV028I ABEND106-0C JOBNAME=$SDO128M STEPNAME=STEP020
IEA995I SYMPTOM DUMP OUTPUT 742
SYSTEM COMPLETION CODE=106 REASON
Well well well ...
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On Tue, 8 Jan 2019 at 15:58, esst...@juno.com wrote:
> Rob Scott wrote Same situation but SASN=NEW, then the MVCP will attempt to
> copy data from address X in
> the *server* address space to some address Y in the server ASID. So besides
> influencing the Address Space Number (ASN), it is my
>I would like to make a suggestion. REGION=xxx and other settings
should remain the same. If you specify REGION=(#K,#M,#G), where you
are requesting 24, 31, and 64 bit memory amounts subject to other
suffixes and normal override measures.
I don‘t get your point.
There is no „#G“
Careful, *@$$! Probably does something in APL :)
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> Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2019 1:01 PM
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> Subject: Re: Unreadable code (Was:
APL was miserable on the QWERTY card punch.
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Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2019 5:45 PM
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Subject: Re: Unreadable code (Was: Concurrent Server Task Dispatch issue
multitasking issue)
Even a PTF and IPL could affect the memory map of the lowest 16MB
Might need to adjust the SQA, etc.
On Tue, Jan 8, 2019 at 9:36 PM Peter wrote:
>
> Apologies for being ignorant
>
> So when we move to a higher version of hardware the storage area below the
> line shrinks ?
>
>
> On Wed 9 Jan,
>So when we move to a higher version of hardware the storage area below the
line shrinks ?
Not necessarily. It may or may not, and the cautious system programmer may or
may not be able to avoid it. There are certain boundaries in the address space
map that must lie on a megabyte boundary. The
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Apologies for being ignorant
So when we move to a higher version of hardware the storage area below the
line shrinks ?
On Wed 9 Jan, 2019, 2:52 AM Mike Schwab I would like to make a suggestion. REGION=xxx and other settings
> should remain the same. If you specify REGION=(#K,#M,#G), where
Any programming language can be "write only" in the hands of the wrong person.
:-(
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*It says REGION=512M to scan up to 100 modules. How many modules are you
scanning? Does it work with 10 modules, or 1?*
Some more detail.
Only one module is scanned at a time.
I build a member list and step1 is an IEBCOPY for the nth member in the
list. The temp dataset is input to DFHEISUP.
Hi,
I am looking for recommendations for a product that is a front end to HSM.
The product should:
Show a list of all backup for a dataset and give the user the option to restore
a specific version.
Show full volume dumps and when the will expire.
Show information about HSM control datasets.
I'm
David,
1) Using EZASMI does not require the use of ECBs, but it does give you
some additional useful options that are not available from other
interfaces. And, if someone is writting in assembler, why not use the
macros vs. calling eithere EZASOKET or Unix services.
2) Using ECBs is much
NAVIQUEST?
DCOLLECT and RYO code.
Probably something on the CBTTAPE to uses as a starting point.
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Subject: HSM management
Hi,
I am
On Mon, 7 Jan 2019 22:55:32 +, Savor, Thomas (Alpharetta) wrote:
>I'm trying to write a copy program for Source code or Load Data from one Pds
>to Another.
>The Source Code part seems to be working...no issues.
>The Load library code however, I cant seem to figure out how PDS2TTRT is
This is not an anomaly - the system is behaving exactly how you told it to via
the ETDEF.
Let's assume that prior to your original PC-ss call (SASN=OLD), you were in
normal HASN=PASN=SASN mode and your ASID is X'00C0' and the PC-ss owner is ASID
'00F0'
After the PC-ss, you will have : HASN =
Most of this is native to DFSMShsm using some variety of its commands. As for a
product, take a look at HSM Reporter/Manager from Rocket Software:
https://www.rocketsoftware.com/products/rocket-mainstar/rocket-mainstar-hsm-reportermanager
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>IEF085I REGION NOT AVAILABLE ERROR CODE = 20
>IEF187I NJJJ FAILED - SYSTEM ERROR IN INITIATOR
>IEF472I NJJJ
IEF085I lists four reasons for reason 20. You probably haven‘t specified V=R
(ADDRSPC=REAL), so two of them do not apply. You mentioned „started task“, so
there will be
I'm wondering why anybody would choose to write a TCP server using
EZASMI macros as opposed to the UNIX callable assembler services?
It's so much easier and no need to deal with all those tricky ECBs. In
fact why not just use a high level language?
On 8/01/2019 4:32 am, Tony Harminc wrote:
On
Having seen a beautifully orchestrated mainframe environment with loads of REXX
and in-house assembler, it breaks my heart to see everything being wrapped up,
exposing only a standardised API.
Key word being standardised.
Devs change their preferences by the hour.
What's cool today will be
On Tue, 8 Jan 2019 10:16:00 +0400, Jake Anderson wrote:
>IEF085I REGION NOT AVAILABLE ERROR CODE = 20
>IEF187I NJJJ FAILED - SYSTEM ERROR IN INITIATOR
>IEF472I NJJJ
That means that the region that was specified is not available.
Most likely, the region specified is less than 16M and
David,
The BPX_AIO routine just makes the ECB processing a little more 'magic'
so that a HLL can use it. I work for one of the TCP/IP vendors for z/VSE
and I actually wrote the back-end side of the AIO processing API. If you
like things more 'magic', go for it. But, remember, the vendor
On 1/8/2019 11:37 AM, daverankin...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tuesday, January 8, 2019 at 4:28:25 PM UTC, Kurt Quackenbush wrote:
On 1/8/2019 10:58 AM, daverankin...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tuesday, January 8, 2019 at 3:50:43 PM UTC, Kurt Quackenbush wrote:
On 1/8/2019 10:38 AM, daverankin...@gmail.com
On 9/01/2019 12:46 am, Tony Thigpen wrote:
David,
The BPX_AIO routine just makes the ECB processing a little more
'magic' so that a HLL can use it. I work for one of the TCP/IP vendors
for z/VSE and I actually wrote the back-end side of the AIO processing
API. If you like things more
Thank you so much all for a great response
On Wed 9 Jan, 2019, 11:06 AM Peter Hunkeler
>
>
> >I would like to make a suggestion. REGION=xxx and other settings
> should remain the same. If you specify REGION=(#K,#M,#G), where you
> are requesting 24, 31, and 64 bit memory amounts subject to
Hi all,
I'm looking at DFDSS dataset dump and see this parameter in the manual:
NEWNAMEUnconditional which would allow me to rename datasets being backed up
instead of needing to use the RENUNC on a restore. Unfortunately, the manual
also states - and I verified by trying it - that I can't
I'm not sure why there is confusion.
MVCP and MVCS deal with current primary and current secondary.
When you have SASN=NEW on a space-switch PC, then the PC target gets
control with both primary and secondary the same -- the new primary.
MVCP and MVCS are no different functionally than MVCK in
Please re-read both my and Peter Relson's reply.
If your caller has data in his space at address X and the existing PC-ss with
SASN=OLD uses MVCP to copy the data from SASN address X to some address Y in
the server ASID - then all is good.
Same situation but SASN=NEW, then the MVCP will
On 1/8/2019 5:28 AM, daverankin...@gmail.com wrote:
I get a GIM44336S error with this message and java debug turned on
GIM44336S ** AN UNUSUAL CONDITION OCCURRED. GIMJVCLT -
java.lang.NullPointerException
Jan 08, 2019 10:10:11 AM com.ibm.smp.GIMJVCLT main
SEVERE: A runtime
Tony,
The company I work for now has a policy of not allowing the use of
assembler for any new code which is understandable. Who is going to want
to maintain that code in 5, 10, 15 years time?
WRT throughput, select based socket servers on distributed systems have
been considered an
On Tue, 8 Jan 2019 07:20:17 -0600, Tom Marchant wrote:.
>
>Remember that each member starts at some TTR location, where R is not
>necessarily zero. And the number of bytes available on the track where an
>output member starts is not necessarily, or even likely, the same as the
>number of bytes
Rob POPS never states that the two address spaces must be different for MVCS
and MVCP.I can and have issued MVCP in a NON Cross Memory Program Meaning I can
issue an MVCP when HASN=PASN=.SASN, - Original Message --
From: Rob Scott
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: Re:
Rob POPS never states that the two address spaces must be different for MVCS
and MVCP.I can and have issued MVCP in a NON Cross Memory ProgramMeaning I can
issue an MVCP when HASN=PASN=.SASN. I have don't it with a standard Key 8
program, and the source field was copied to the target location.
Hi, Radoslaw. Do you mind if we take the discussion off IBM-MAIN for a
bit? Or we can keep it here if you'd prefer, but I'd like to get more
information about your environment. Based on your logs, it's taking a lot
longer to initialize HiperDispatch than it should, and I'd like to
understand
On 1/8/2019 10:38 AM, daverankin...@gmail.com wrote:
DATE 01/08/19 TIME 15:33:56 SMP/E GIMJVCLT OUTPUT SMP/E 36.98
/bin/sh -c /usr/lpp/java/J8.0/bin/java -Dcom.ibm.smp.debug=finest -cp /usr/lpp/s
On Tue, 8 Jan 2019 10:50:30 -0500, Kurt Quackenbush wrote:
>On 1/8/2019 10:38 AM, daverankin...@gmail.com wrote:
>> DATE 01/08/19 TIME 15:33:56 SMP/E GIMJVCLT OUTPUT SMP/E
>> 36.98
>> ...
>> Jan 08, 2019 3:34:06 PM com.ibm.smp.GIMJVCLT main
>> SEVERE: A runtime exception
On 1/8/2019 10:58 AM, daverankin...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tuesday, January 8, 2019 at 3:50:43 PM UTC, Kurt Quackenbush wrote:
On 1/8/2019 10:38 AM, daverankin...@gmail.com wrote:
DATE 01/08/19 TIME 15:33:56 SMP/E GIMJVCLT OUTPUT SMP/E 36.98
Hi,
A possible reason can be the fragmentation that normally occurs.
It is possble to prevent it by coding VSM CHECKREGIONLOSS(xxxK,xM) on your
DIAGxx member of PARMLST.
Atenciosamente / Regards / Saludos
Ituriel do Nascimento Neto
BANCO BRADESCO S.A.
4250 / DITI Engenharia de Software
Thanks Timothy
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Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2019 1:55 AM
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Subject: Re: z/OS 1.12 question
IBM offered extended support for z/OS 1.12 through
Thanks Brian.
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Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2019 4:07 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: z/OS 1.12 question
While we didn't have exactly the same hardware mix,
>A possible reason can be the fragmentation that normally occurs.
>It is possble to prevent it by coding VSM CHECKREGIONLOSS(xxxK,xM) on your
>>DIAGxx member of PARMLST.
Such fragmentation can only occur in batch initiators, or z/OS UNIX initiators,
aka BPXAS), which are address spaces
While we didn't have exactly the same hardware mix, at one of our clients in
November we were able to place a z14 and a z9 (with z/OS 1.12) side by side
(shared DASD) and installed z/OS 2.3 on the z14 by downloading and doing the
base installation of zos from the z9, then ipling the z14 and
Jake, one of the things to look at is the IEF032I message from before the move
if you have it and then after the move. You can get an overall look at how the
memory was used/allocated. Going from a z114 to a z14 is a big jump in
architecture related to how memory is used/allocated.
IEF032I
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