> No, we are very tight on DASD space.
> I am trying to get a list with a HLQ of datasets with their space
> allocations to find large candidates to delete
Bill,
If you are intending to get large candidates, it is quite simple to do it
in ISPF
in 3.4 bring up the dataset list with
HLQ.*
and
On Fri, 3 Sep 2021 06:53:39 -0500, Bill Giannelli wrote:
>we are having an issue recalling a migrated SMPPTS dataset. if all my past
>maintenance is already received can I just delete and reallocate my SMPPTS
>datasets?
>
I wouldn't do that before the APPLY.
And I believe there is a path where
How might I run an IDCAMS LISTCAT to get just the space allocations? Should I
use a different utility?
thanks
Bill
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unfortunately, I have not done an accept yet.
the dataset is migrated and when I try to recall it I get the following:
IGD17288I DATA SET OEMPP.DB2.V12R02M0.SMPPTS
COULD NOT BE ALLOCATED NORMALLY AND IS NOT ELIGIBLE
FOR SPACE CONSTRAINT RELIEF (MULTI VOLUME)
I dont get a "RECALL" panel it just goes to a DFSMSHSM tso prompt with static
messages
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> I need a large list of datasets by HLQ and space allocations as a
> report for management before they are removed.
If you need multiple HLQ's then you can get the information from DCOLLECT.
You run DCOLLECT and use an utility to strip the data you are interested
in.
Thanks,
Kolusu
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we are having an issue recalling a migrated SMPPTS dataset. if all my past
maintenance is already received can I just delete and reallocate my SMPPTS
datasets?
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On Thu, 2 Sep 2021 18:37:28 -0700, Sri h Kolusu wrote:
>> I have used
>>
>> //SORTIN DD DSN=&X,DISP=(OLD,PASS)
>> //SORTOUT DD DSN=&X
>Clark Morris,
>
>Please don't ever do that with a COPY operation.
>
It might appear to work in a small test case where the data don't
exceed a single block
Hi Bill,
I'm assuming you're trying to figure out how big the migrated SMPPTS dataset is
for restoring it. Use an HSM HLIST command for that. Easiest is in ISPF 3.4,
just enter
hlist dsn(/)
on the line with the dataset name you want to see. You should get something
like this back.
Bill,
Do you mean "already ACCEPTED"? My simple answer could be yes in that case.
Regardless, I let SMP/E purge upon ACCEPT.
Don't you have a backup copy made prior to migration?
Bob
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Or once you find out how much space the SMPPTS needs, you could potentially
migrate 1 or more large datasets to free up space temporarily. Then restore
the SMPPTS, accept the maintenance you can (with purge to delete the accepted
PTFs from the PTS), compress then free space in the PTS to
How are you attempting to recall the dataset?
Using ISMF to list the dataset, type HRECALL next to the dataset and on the
RECALL panel specify a different volume that has enough contiguous space.
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If you have FDREPORT from IDP/Compuware/BMC, that's a good tool.
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I need a large list of datasets by HLQ and space allocations as a report for
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I think it's perfectly valid to have a blank QWHCEUWN - End User
Workstation Name. What Db2 connection type (QWHCATYP) and reason for
invoking accounting (QWACRINV) values do you have?
Cheers, Martin
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TSO: LISTDS dsn LABEL
IEHLIST: LISTVTOV FORMAT,DSNAME=dsn,VOL=device=serial
Numerous programs on the CBT tape, e.g., VTOC.
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No, we are very tight on DASD space.
I am trying to get a list with a HLQ of datasets with their space allocations
to find large candidates to delete
Bill
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Hi Bill,
What is the issue with trying to recall the migrated SMPPTS? Is it a case of
the dataset is gone, bad tape etc.? Or is it just space issues precluding
getting it recalled back to primary disk? I would presume you meant that all
the maintenance is ACCEPTed, not just RECEIVEd. Do you
Try adding another DASD volume.
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From the standpoint of just having a SMPPTS, you will be fine. I am hesitant to
state "logical" effects of any of the contents of the SMPTS.
e.g. installed, but not yet accepted maintenance.
If it were my dog, I would work on the recovery of t he original SMPPTS.
On Thu, 2 Sep 2021 16:02:07 -0400, Jim Mulder wrote:
> I found IBM RENT modules that modified themselves
>15 years ago when I was experimenting to see what would
>happen if we tried to page-protect RENT modules. I have a list:
>
Have you a similar list of IBM REFR modules that modify
Yes, the fields are not "intuitive." It is hard to predict -- or at least it
was for me -- what fields would be populated under what circumstances.
I am going to venture a wild guess that the BMC report is correct. (I don't
work for BMC, and I am not familiar with the specific product.)
Charles
Look at the SMP/e CAUSER report and see what is/are the hold reasons. Then it
depends on what they are. Bypass or not. There's no need to exclude them. Just
expect an RC=8 on the apply.
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Having been that novice several times over :-) I agree with you.
Hopefully I got it right in
https://github.com/MartinPacker/Db2-DDF-Analysis-Tool. If not it's open
source so someone can correct it... :-)
Cheers, Martin
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If you disable some volumes, it won't use that volume for allocations,
but will if the data set won't fit on the remaining volumes. It would
take some time, but should get you a volume with enough space. Some
sites rotate this to 10% of the least used volumes on a daily basis.
On Fri, Sep 3,
running an apply check and getting the following on several sysmods:
GIM30206E ** APPLY PROCESSING FAILED FOR SYSMOD UI76575. HOLD REASON IDS WERE
NOT RESOLVED
What would the proper next steps be? Look into each sysmod for the hold reason
or exclude these sysmods?
Bill
You can add
BYPASS(
HOLDSYSTEM
HOLDUSER
HOLDCLASS(UCLREL,ERRELL)
And see which one are still held due to error.
I agree with the folks that it's safe to just run, expect an 8, and see what's
left.
But, I usually did try
I usually evaluate the holds. Then bypass them. Don’t bypass the errors though.
A friend did that once. Not good.
> On Sep 3, 2021, at 13:20, Bill Giannelli wrote:
>
> running an apply check and getting the following on several sysmods:
> GIM30206E ** APPLY PROCESSING FAILED FOR SYSMOD
Yeah, the layout is complex and hard to fathom, but once you get your code
right it is going to work every time. I am going to guess the BMC report
falls into that category.
I am going to struggle to say this well: not trying to be insulting, but I
would trust a report over the opinion of someone
Hi Bill,
VTOC Command Processor! (CBT File 112).
It has all kinds of filters and even lets you search by partial DSNAME
(not starting at the beginning.)
I have a number of Batch to do stuff like this. PM me if you want examples.
Regards,
David
On 2021-09-03 10:34, Bill Giannelli wrote:
How
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skol...@us.ibm.com (Sri h Kolusu) wrote:
>> I have used
>>
>> //SORTIN DD DSN=&,DISP=(OLD,PASS)
>> //SORTOUT DD DSN=&
>Clark Morris,
>
>Please don't ever do that with a COPY operation. For SORT operation you
>would be OK to refer
I very clearly don't work for BMC, either. :-) And it's not just
professional courtesy that suggests they're almost certainly correct:
1) It's probably a more-or-less simple copy from the source to the
destination - and would've been reported as a bug long ago.
2) As I indicated, the data
Perhaps you need to set yourself as an admin within the ISMF panels to enable
you to get a 'HRECALL' panel. ISMF option 0.0 make sure User mode is set to 2.
If not then set it to 2, back completely out of the ISMF panels then go back
in. Hopefully security does not get in your way in
Quickref? Maybe.
> On Sep 3, 2021, at 11:15, Bill Giannelli wrote:
>
> I need a large list of datasets by HLQ and space allocations as a report for
> management before they are removed.
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It's always advisable to read the HOLDDATA, often these are advisory in
nature, could be "check region size is a minimum" or "these parameters are
now obsolete and will be ignored". If you are happy that you understand
the hold reasons, as previous posters said you can BYPASS.
On Sat, Sep 4,
At my last site, the Quality Control folks would not accept anything higher
than a four on a job they were required to review. This was a result of some
product teams bamboozling them on 8s and 12s in the past. Management did not
like it when the customers discovered delivery errors. Once QC
At the risk of inviting 'flak', I suspect that there is a misconception
of what RENT and REFR modules actually are.
By definition, RENT and REFR modules should never modify themselves
(excluding the peculiar case of a RENT module that ENQ's on part of its
code, modifies it, restores it to what
Sorry. DISABLE,NEW won't allow ANY allocations on that volume.
QUIENSCENCE will suppress allocations to that volume unless it won't
fit on any ENABLED volumes.
On Fri, Sep 3, 2021 at 11:34 AM Mike Schwab wrote:
>
> If you disable some volumes, it won't use that volume for allocations,
> but
1. No. I would expect any such incidences to be treated as a defect and
fixed.
2. No
3. It was REFR and is still REFR. It was just a simple code bug,
passing a field in the static area to BPX1OPT for a
return parameter that gets modified by BPX1OPT.
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