Sort Error

[Ron Thomas]

Hi.

I am getting a sort error when i am updating by multiplying by -1. I need to 
change the zoned decimal in position 39 which is of 11 bytes to a negative 
value . The file is 80 byte long. Can some one let me know where the issue is ?

SORT FIELDS=COPY
OUTREC FIELDS=(1,38,(39,11,ZD,MUL,-1,LENGTH=11),50,31)

The below is the message i am getting 
   *
WER268A  OUTREC STATEMENT  : SYNTAX ERROR

Regards
Ron T

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Re: Sort Error

[Ron Thomas]

Modified to this again  & still not working. Not sure where the issue is ?


SORT FIELDS=COPY
OUTREC OVERLAY=(1,38,(39:39,11,ZD,MUL,-1,TO=ZDC,LENGTH=11),50,31)

Regards
Ron T

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Re: zEC12

[Blake, Daniel J [CTR]]

It doesn't appear to be on the radar for end of marketing yet.  And IBM won't 
give us an advance warning until they announce it.

http://www-03.ibm.com/support/techdocs/atsmastr.nsf/5cb5ed706d254a8186256c71006d2e0a/74f007db22182c6b86257e06006f7a73/$FILE/IBM%20Mainframe%20Life%20Cycle%20History%20V1.7.pdf


Thank You


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Does anyone know when the z/EC12 will be end of marketing and end of support?

Thanks in advance!



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Re: zEC12

[Mike Schwab]

Last orderable in Summer: z900/ 2006, z990/ 2008, z9/ 2010, z10/2012,
z196/2014.
Estimating in Summer z12/ 2016, z13/ 2018 (last 31 bit mode cpu), z14/ 2020.
Estimating 8 years of support past last sale.

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> Does anyone know when the z/EC12 will be end of marketing and end of support?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
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TSAB location

[Anthony Fletcher]

I am trying to migrate some TCPIP GATEWAY statements to BEGINROUTES as required 
by z/OS 2.2.
The method I have been recommended to use is to get a system dump of the TCP 
address space, then use IPCS to format the data using the TCPIPCS command which 
will format the routes in BEGINROUTES format.
I don't know whether that works or not because when I do that I get a message 

BLS18100I ASID(X'0001') 16CFB000 not available  
Unable to access TSAB at 16CFB000   

I have tried various combinations of what to have in the dump, but the TCPIPCS 
command always fails as above.

Anyone had this problem and/or know what the TSAB is and why it should not be 
available, and more importantly how to make it available?

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Re: Sort Error

[Lizette Koehler]

And tell us which SORT product you are using:  SYNCSORT, DFSORT, etc?

Lizette



-Original Message-
>From: Lizette Koehler 
>Sent: Feb 9, 2016 1:17 PM
>To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
>Subject: Re: Sort Error
>
>It might help to show the input line and then what you expect the output line 
>to look like.
>
>Lizette
>
>
>
>-Original Message-
>>From: Ron Thomas 
>>Sent: Feb 9, 2016 11:51 AM
>>To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
>>Subject: Sort Error
>>
>>Hi.
>>
>>I am getting a sort error when i am updating by multiplying by -1. I need to 
>>change the zoned decimal in position 39 which is of 11 bytes to a negative 
>>value . The file is 80 byte long. Can some one let me know where the issue is 
>>?
>>
>>SORT FIELDS=COPY
>>OUTREC FIELDS=(1,38,(39,11,ZD,MUL,-1,LENGTH=11),50,31)
>>
>>The below is the message i am getting 
>>   *
>>WER268A  OUTREC STATEMENT  : SYNTAX ERROR
>>
>>Regards
>>Ron T
>>

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Re: TSAB location

[Field, Alan]

Anthony,

What level of z/OS are you coming from?

I just dumped one of our TCP address spaces (z/OS 2.1) and IPCS shows:

TCPIPCS PROFILE ALL
Dataset: SYS2.SVCDUMP.#MASTER#.D160209.T143026.T3  
Title:   tcpip 
   
   
The address of the TSAB is: 14EDE000   
   
Tseb SI Procedure Version Tsdb Tsdx Asid TraceOpts  Status 
   
14EDE040  1 TCPIPMVS  V2R114EB7000 14EB70C8 005F    Active 
   
   1 defined TCP/IP(s) were found  
   1 active  TCP/IP(s) were found  
   
   1 TCP/IP(s) for CS V2R1  found  

  

Alan Field
Systems Engineer Principal
Blue Cross Blue Shield of MN

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Subject: TSAB location

I am trying to migrate some TCPIP GATEWAY statements to BEGINROUTES as required 
by z/OS 2.2.
The method I have been recommended to use is to get a system dump of the TCP 
address space, then use IPCS to format the data using the TCPIPCS command which 
will format the routes in BEGINROUTES format.
I don't know whether that works or not because when I do that I get a message 

BLS18100I ASID(X'0001') 16CFB000 not available  
Unable to access TSAB at 16CFB000   

I have tried various combinations of what to have in the dump, but the TCPIPCS 
command always fails as above.

Anyone had this problem and/or know what the TSAB is and why it should not be 
available, and more importantly how to make it available?

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Re: Sort Error

[John McKown]

On Tue, Feb 9, 2016 at 12:51 PM, Ron Thomas  wrote:

> Hi.
>
> I am getting a sort error when i am updating by multiplying by -1. I need
> to change the zoned decimal in position 39 which is of 11 bytes to a
> negative value . The file is 80 byte long. Can some one let me know where
> the issue is ?
>
> ​​
> SORT FIELDS=COPY
> OUTREC FIELDS=(1,38,(39,11,ZD,MUL,-1,LENGTH=11),50,31)
>
> The below is the message i am getting
>*
> WER268A  OUTREC STATEMENT  : SYNTAX ERROR
>
> Regards
> Ron T
>

​Shear guess on my part, looking at DFSORT documentation and example, not
SyncSort

​​
SORT FIELDS=COPY
OUTREC FIELDS=(1,38,(39,11,ZD,MUL,-1
​),ZD​
,LENGTH=11,50,31)
​



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zEC12

[Lopez, Sharon]

Does anyone know when the z/EC12 will be end of marketing and end of support?

Thanks in advance!



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Re: Sort Error

[Lizette Koehler]

It might help to show the input line and then what you expect the output line 
to look like.

Lizette



-Original Message-
>From: Ron Thomas 
>Sent: Feb 9, 2016 11:51 AM
>To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
>Subject: Sort Error
>
>Hi.
>
>I am getting a sort error when i am updating by multiplying by -1. I need to 
>change the zoned decimal in position 39 which is of 11 bytes to a negative 
>value . The file is 80 byte long. Can some one let me know where the issue is ?
>
>SORT FIELDS=COPY
>OUTREC FIELDS=(1,38,(39,11,ZD,MUL,-1,LENGTH=11),50,31)
>
>The below is the message i am getting 
>   *
>WER268A  OUTREC STATEMENT  : SYNTAX ERROR
>
>Regards
>Ron T
>

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BookManagerBUILD and DGW HTTP Server under z/OS V2.2

[Juergen Kehr]

We plan to migrate to z/OS V2.2 in near future. Unfortunately BookManagerBUILD 
and DGW HTTP Server are no longer delivered as part of z/OS. To accelerate the 
migration we plan to try to transfer the products via SMP/E BUILDMCS from z/OS 
V2.1 to V2.2.

The used FMIDs are HIMW530, JIMW531 (HTTP Server) and HBKP300, JBKP310, JBKP312 
(German BookManagerBUILD).

IBM told us, that there are no known reasons, why the products shouldn't run 
under z/OS V2.2.

My questions now are:

1. Are there any additional tasks to recognize, when doing such an attempt?
2. Did anyone out there a similar approach and is willing to share his/her 
experiences? 

Many thanks in advance for any support.
Kind regards.

Juergen

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Re: Unix support of symbols in .profile

[David Magee]

Kirk,

My .profile is

umask 027   
Sys_MPT=$(sysvar SYSNAME)   
echo $Sys_MPT   
echo $HOME/$Sys_MPT/maxdate 
if [ ! -f $HOME/$Sys_MPT/maxdate ]; then
  /usr/sbin/mount -v -f UNIX.ZFS.QRDR.C2ECQRLF.$Sys_MPT ./$Sys_MPT
  echo "* The QRadar LEEF file was NOT mounted. *"  
  echo "* A mount command has been issued. *"   
  else  
  echo "* The QRadar LEEF file was ALREADY mounted. *"  
fi  

The echo's in STDOUT are:

SYSQ  
/u/c2ecqrlf/SYSQ/maxdate  
* The QRadar LEEF file was ALREADY mounted. * 

But STDERR is showing

[: /u/c2ecqrlf/.profile 5: FSUM7351 not found   

and the mount was NOT performed.

Something must not be right with my if statement. The if statement works when 
variables are not in the statement. 

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Re: Unix support of symbols in .profile

[Jousma, David]

I am able to pass system symbols in native commands like:

ln -s \$SYSNAME/fitb  /RSM02A/opt/fitb

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Subject: Re: Unix support of symbols in .profile

Kirk,

My .profile is

umask 027   
Sys_MPT=$(sysvar SYSNAME)   
echo $Sys_MPT   
echo $HOME/$Sys_MPT/maxdate 
if [ ! -f $HOME/$Sys_MPT/maxdate ]; then
  /usr/sbin/mount -v -f UNIX.ZFS.QRDR.C2ECQRLF.$Sys_MPT ./$Sys_MPT
  echo "* The QRadar LEEF file was NOT mounted. *"  
  echo "* A mount command has been issued. *"   
  else  
  echo "* The QRadar LEEF file was ALREADY mounted. *"  
fi  

The echo's in STDOUT are:

SYSQ  
/u/c2ecqrlf/SYSQ/maxdate  
* The QRadar LEEF file was ALREADY mounted. * 

But STDERR is showing

[: /u/c2ecqrlf/.profile 5: FSUM7351 not found   

and the mount was NOT performed.

Something must not be right with my if statement. The if statement works when 
variables are not in the statement. 


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Re: BookManagerBUILD and DGW HTTP Server under z/OS V2.2

[Staller, Allan]

Not sure about the HTTP SERVER stuff, but for BKM, I just copied my existing 
EOX/EOY target libraries to a "private" volume and placed all datasets, books, 
etc. in a common ucat.
I also removed EOX/EOY datasets from linklist, apflist, lpalst IOW, BKM is 
no longer part of my "IPLable" configuration. The only connection to the rest 
of the system is the ucat.

BKM is running happily in this "isolated" environment (and I got some VSCR (not 
needed) from removing the EOX/EOY libs from LPALST).


HTH,


We plan to migrate to z/OS V2.2 in near future. Unfortunately BookManagerBUILD 
and DGW HTTP Server are no longer delivered as part of z/OS. To accelerate the 
migration we plan to try to transfer the products via SMP/E BUILDMCS from z/OS 
V2.1 to V2.2.

The used FMIDs are HIMW530, JIMW531 (HTTP Server) and HBKP300, JBKP310, JBKP312 
(German BookManagerBUILD).

IBM told us, that there are no known reasons, why the products shouldn't run 
under z/OS V2.2.

My questions now are:

1. Are there any additional tasks to recognize, when doing such an attempt?
2. Did anyone out there a similar approach and is willing to share his/her 
experiences? 


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z/OS v2.1 and PeopleSoft v8.47

[Roger Wasley]

Morning all

I am looking to chat to ANYONE who has migrated from z/OS v1.12 to v2.1 and is 
running People Soft v8.9 and PeopleTools 8.47.04

When running the PSOS390 process scheduler on z/OS v1.12 it worked perfectly. 
On z/OS v2.1 we have ALL process (application engine, SQR or Cobol) stuck in 
posting. PSNT processes complete the posting function

We have been working away looking at LE abends in the People Soft ".so" modules 
and although using a few setting in the People Soft config we avoided the LE 
dump we still do not get processes to post.

Has anyone experienced this on this old People Soft version? If you did have 
you found a solution?

TIA
Roger

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Re: Unix support of symbols in .profile

[Paul Gilmartin]

On Tue, 9 Feb 2016 09:01:28 -0600, John McKown wrote:

>On Tue, Feb 9, 2016 at 8:51 AM, David Magee wrote:
>
>> Kirk,
>>
>> My .profile is
>>
>> umask 027
>> Sys_MPT=$(sysvar SYSNAME)
>> echo $Sys_MPT
>> echo $HOME/$Sys_MPT/maxdate
>> if [ ! -f $HOME/$Sys_MPT/maxdate ]; then
>>   /usr/sbin/mount -v -f UNIX.ZFS.QRDR.C2ECQRLF.$Sys_MPT ./$Sys_MPT
>>   echo "* The QRadar LEEF file was NOT mounted. *"
>>   echo "* A mount command has been issued. *"
>>   else
>>   echo "* The QRadar LEEF file was ALREADY mounted. *"
>> fi
>>
>> The echo's in STDOUT are:
>>
>> SYSQ
>> /u/c2ecqrlf/SYSQ/maxdate
>> * The QRadar LEEF file was ALREADY mounted. *
>>
>> But STDERR is showing
>>
>> [: /u/c2ecqrlf/.profile 5: FSUM7351 not found
>>
>> and the mount was NOT performed.
>>
>> Something must not be right with my if statement. The if statement works
>> when variables are not in the statement.
>> 
This seems to be reporting that "[" is not found.  What does "type [" report?
(Add that for diagnosis to your script.)  How is "[" defined?  Is it an alias 
for
"test"?  Is it a link to "test"?  Other?

>​The first thing that I do when a script is not working correctly is make
>the first statement be:
>
>set -x
>
>this will echo each statement to stdout just before it is executed. It
>helps me get a better idea what is going on.​ 
>
And a point of style:  I find "if" constructs more legible if, ceteris paribus,
I code the shorter branch first.

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Re: BookManagerBUILD and DGW HTTP Server under z/OS V2.2

[John Eells]

Juergen Kehr wrote:

We plan to migrate to z/OS V2.2 in near future. Unfortunately BookManagerBUILD 
and DGW HTTP Server are no longer delivered as part of z/OS. To accelerate the 
migration we plan to try to transfer the products via SMP/E BUILDMCS from z/OS 
V2.1 to V2.2.

The used FMIDs are HIMW530, JIMW531 (HTTP Server) and HBKP300, JBKP310, JBKP312 
(German BookManagerBUILD).

IBM told us, that there are no known reasons, why the products shouldn't run 
under z/OS V2.2.

My questions now are:

1. Are there any additional tasks to recognize, when doing such an attempt?


ACCEPT all the service you want to have installed on those FMIDs before 
running BUILDMCS.  Unless they have to be installed in the same zones as 
z/OS, consider installing them in their own libraries and zones so that 
you don't have to do this again.




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Re: Unix support of symbols in .profile

[John McKown]

On Tue, Feb 9, 2016 at 8:51 AM, David Magee 
wrote:

> Kirk,
>
> My .profile is
>
> umask 027
> Sys_MPT=$(sysvar SYSNAME)
> echo $Sys_MPT
> echo $HOME/$Sys_MPT/maxdate
> if [ ! -f $HOME/$Sys_MPT/maxdate ]; then
>   /usr/sbin/mount -v -f UNIX.ZFS.QRDR.C2ECQRLF.$Sys_MPT ./$Sys_MPT
>   echo "* The QRadar LEEF file was NOT mounted. *"
>   echo "* A mount command has been issued. *"
>   else
>   echo "* The QRadar LEEF file was ALREADY mounted. *"
> fi
>
> The echo's in STDOUT are:
>
> SYSQ
> /u/c2ecqrlf/SYSQ/maxdate
> * The QRadar LEEF file was ALREADY mounted. *
>
> But STDERR is showing
>
> [: /u/c2ecqrlf/.profile 5: FSUM7351 not found
>
> and the mount was NOT performed.
>
> Something must not be right with my if statement. The if statement works
> when variables are not in the statement.
>


​The first thing that I do when a script is not working correctly is make
the first statement be:

set -x

this will echo each statement to stdout just before it is executed. It
helps me get a better idea what is going on.​

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Re: Unix support of symbols in .profile

[Kirk Wolf]

more likely your "[" is in the wrong code page.

Since many z/OS people don't switch their TN3270 emulators from 037 and use
1047 (the default for z/OS Unix), I often avoid brackets and braces in
shell scripts and do this:

if test ! -f file; then
..
fi


Kirk Wolf
Dovetailed Technologies
http://dovetail.com

On Tue, Feb 9, 2016 at 9:32 AM, Paul Gilmartin <
000433f07816-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:

> On Tue, 9 Feb 2016 09:01:28 -0600, John McKown wrote:
>
> >On Tue, Feb 9, 2016 at 8:51 AM, David Magee wrote:
> >
> >> Kirk,
> >>
> >> My .profile is
> >>
> >> umask 027
> >> Sys_MPT=$(sysvar SYSNAME)
> >> echo $Sys_MPT
> >> echo $HOME/$Sys_MPT/maxdate
> >> if [ ! -f $HOME/$Sys_MPT/maxdate ]; then
> >>   /usr/sbin/mount -v -f UNIX.ZFS.QRDR.C2ECQRLF.$Sys_MPT ./$Sys_MPT
> >>   echo "* The QRadar LEEF file was NOT mounted. *"
> >>   echo "* A mount command has been issued. *"
> >>   else
> >>   echo "* The QRadar LEEF file was ALREADY mounted. *"
> >> fi
> >>
> >> The echo's in STDOUT are:
> >>
> >> SYSQ
> >> /u/c2ecqrlf/SYSQ/maxdate
> >> * The QRadar LEEF file was ALREADY mounted. *
> >>
> >> But STDERR is showing
> >>
> >> [: /u/c2ecqrlf/.profile 5: FSUM7351 not found
> >>
> >> and the mount was NOT performed.
> >>
> >> Something must not be right with my if statement. The if statement works
> >> when variables are not in the statement.
> >>
> This seems to be reporting that "[" is not found.  What does "type ["
> report?
> (Add that for diagnosis to your script.)  How is "[" defined?  Is it an
> alias for
> "test"?  Is it a link to "test"?  Other?
>
> >​The first thing that I do when a script is not working correctly is make
> >the first statement be:
> >
> >set -x
> >
> >this will echo each statement to stdout just before it is executed. It
> >helps me get a better idea what is going on.​
> >
> And a point of style:  I find "if" constructs more legible if, ceteris
> paribus,
> I code the shorter branch first.
>
> -- gil
>
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Re: Unix support of symbols in .profile

[Paul Gilmartin]

On Tue, 9 Feb 2016 09:53:42 -0600, Kirk Wolf wrote:

>more likely your "[" is in the wrong code page.
>
>Since many z/OS people don't switch their TN3270 emulators from 037 and use
>1047 (the default for z/OS Unix), ...
>
Good catch!

Switch it from 037 to 1047 and *never* switch it back.  Works for me.

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SNTPD return code 13

[Tim Brown]

Attempting to start SNTPD with -df /var/sntpd.debug
fails with RC 13, with just -d  it starts but I need to see debug messages


//SNTPDEXEC PGM=SNTPD,REGION=4096K,TIME=NOLIMIT,
// PARM='-df /var/sntpd.debug'



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Re: Unix support of symbols in .profile

[David Magee]

That was it! I normally run emulator A which is set up correctly as 1047. 
Pop'ed over to use emulator B (which is set up for 037) to assist a user having 
with a file transfer problem involved with some of those other special 
characters. Then I fell asleep at the wheel.

Thanks for the reminder!

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DB2 DBA Job Opening - Washington State

[Longnecker, Dennis]

We posted this also in the DB2 IDUG list...but just in case any of you know 
anyone who would like to move to the Pacific Northwest.  (Weather report for 
today. LOW LEVEL OFFSHORE FLOW WILL MAKE TUESDAY ONE MORE SUNNY AND MILD 
DAY WILL STILL MAINLY BE IN THE 55-60 RANGE...WITH HIGHS AROUND 60 ON THE 
COAST.)


The Administrative Office of the Courts has DB2 DBA opening in Olympia WA.  The 
position is for DB2 on z/OS, but any DB2 LUW experience on other platforms will 
be considered.

Below is the hyperlink to the Job Announcement:
DB2 DATABASE 
ADMINISTRATOR

If you would like any additional information, you can contact me at (360) 
705-5269

Dennis Longnecker



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AW: Re: Unix support of symbols in .profile

[Peter Hunkeler]

> Switch it from 037 to 1047 and *never* switch it back.  Works for me.



There are a lot more code pages in common use, especially here in Europe. 
Switching TN3270 to CP1047 is not always an option. I consequently do:
a) avoid TSO OMVS
b) use SSH to log into the shell
c) make sure the shell code page matches theTN3270 code page (run chcp in 
/etc/profile or ~/.profile)
Take care of config files which must be in CP1047. My .profile allows me to 
choose the CP at login. Alternatively, use iconv.


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Sort Error

[Bill Woodger]

You may want to check your signs, Ron.

On Tuesday, 9 February 2016 21:16:04 UTC, Ron Thomas  wrote:
> Thanks John . It worked !!
> 
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Re: Sort Error

[Ron Thomas]

Thanks John . It worked !!

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Re: TSAB location

[Tony Harminc]

On 9 February 2016 at 17:55, Wayne Driscoll  wrote:
> Based on the "ASID(X'0001')" in the BLS18100I message, I have to assume
> that the IPCS default ASID is MSTRJCL. If you know the ASID of the TCPIP
> address, issue the commnad
> IP SETD ASID(X'xx').  You can also use IPCS option 0.

That was exactly my thinking, but just before posting the same
suggestion I tried a simple IP TCPIPCS in a SLIP dump I happen to be
working on from a z/OS 2.2 system, with the default ASID set to the
job I am looking at. The TCPIP address space is not in the dump, but
TCPIPCS works fine, to a point; the TSAB and several other TCP/IP
control blocks seem to be in common storage, and it summarized them
nicely.

So I don't know what is wrong with Anthony's dump, but I'll guess that
[E]CSA was not dumped.

Tony H.

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Re: TSAB location

[Wayne Driscoll]

Based on the "ASID(X'0001')" in the BLS18100I message, I have to assume
that the IPCS default ASID is MSTRJCL. If you know the ASID of the TCPIP
address, issue the commnad
IP SETD ASID(X'xx').  You can also use IPCS option 0.
If you don't know the ASID, issue
IP SELECT JOBLIST(TCPIP)
Then set the default ASID.
Hope this helps.

==
Wayne Driscoll
OMEGAMON DB2 L3 Support/Development
wdrisco(at)us(dot)ibm(dot)com
All opinions are mine, and do not represent
IBM Corporation.
==

IBM Mainframe Discussion List  wrote on
02/09/2016 01:46:48 PM:

> From: Anthony Fletcher 
> To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
> Date: 02/09/2016 01:47 PM
> Subject: [IBM-MAIN] TSAB location
> Sent by: IBM Mainframe Discussion List 
>
> I am trying to migrate some TCPIP GATEWAY statements to BEGINROUTES
> as required by z/OS 2.2.
> The method I have been recommended to use is to get a system dump of
> the TCP address space, then use IPCS to format the data using the
> TCPIPCS command which will format the routes in BEGINROUTES format.
> I don't know whether that works or not because when I do that I get a
message
>
> BLS18100I ASID(X'0001') 16CFB000 not available
> Unable to access TSAB at 16CFB000
>
> I have tried various combinations of what to have in the dump, but
> the TCPIPCS command always fails as above.
>
> Anyone had this problem and/or know what the TSAB is and why it
> should not be available, and more importantly how to make it available?
>
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Re: TSAB location

[Lizette Koehler]

And if you have not done so, you may wish to join the TCIPI List for a more 
focused group.

To join, use this URL:  

TCPIP   To subscribe, send mail to lists...@vm.marist.edu  with the 
command (paste it!) in the e-mail message body: 
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Or this url and go to the bottom of the webpage:  
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Lizette


> -Original Message-
> From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU] On
> Behalf Of Anthony Fletcher
> Sent: Tuesday, February 09, 2016 12:47 PM
> To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
> Subject: TSAB location
> 
> I am trying to migrate some TCPIP GATEWAY statements to BEGINROUTES as
> required by z/OS 2.2.
> The method I have been recommended to use is to get a system dump of the TCP
> address space, then use IPCS to format the data using the TCPIPCS command
> which will format the routes in BEGINROUTES format.
> I don't know whether that works or not because when I do that I get a message
> 
> BLS18100I ASID(X'0001') 16CFB000 not available
> Unable to access TSAB at 16CFB000
> 
> I have tried various combinations of what to have in the dump, but the TCPIPCS
> command always fails as above.
> 
> Anyone had this problem and/or know what the TSAB is and why it should not be
> available, and more importantly how to make it available?
> 
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Re: TSAB location

[Anthony Fletcher]

Thanks to all that replied. Problem was that (E)CSA was not dumped.

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Re: Unix support of symbols in .profile

[Bruce Hewson]

Hello Hil,

normally the default prefix for issuing MVS Commands from SDSF is "/", not "-".

Regards
Bruce


Original message:
==

What about dynamic symbols?  (Or why not?)

And "z/OS system installation and maintenance" tells me:

... You can display the symbols in your system by entering the D SYMBOLS
command. Figure 1 shows the result of entering this command.

Figure 1. Partial output of the D SYMBOLS command (some lines removed)

HQX7708 -  SDSF PRIMARY OPTION MENU  --
COMMAND INPUT ===> -D SYMBOLS
  IEA007I STATIC SYSTEM SYMBOL VALUES
= "2"
   = "70"

But:

   Display  Filter  View  Print  Options  Search  Help
 --
 HQX77A0 -  SDSF PRIMARY OPTION MENU  -- INVALID COMMAND
 COMMAND INPUT ===> -D SYMBOLS SCROLL ===> CSR

 DAActive users  INIT  Initiators
 I Input queue   PRPrinters
 O Output queue  PUN   Punches
...
???

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Re: Unix support of symbols in .profile

[Paul Gilmartin]

On Tue, 9 Feb 2016 23:42:44 -0600, Bruce Hewson wrote:
>
>normally the default prefix for issuing MVS Commands from SDSF is "/", not "-".
>
Hmmm...  I didn't recognize it as an MVS command because it *didn't* have
"/" as a prefix.

That's how it appeared in the manual.

Is this YA stupid code page problem?

Is that prefix configurable and the developer had an idiosyncratic convention?

Is an RCF in order?  If I could find a publicaton number.

>Original message:
>==
>
>What about dynamic symbols?  (Or why not?)
>
>And "z/OS system installation and maintenance" tells me:
>
>... You can display the symbols in your system by entering the D SYMBOLS
>command. Figure 1 shows the result of entering this command.
>
>Figure 1. Partial output of the D SYMBOLS command (some lines removed)
>
>HQX7708 -  SDSF PRIMARY OPTION MENU  --
>COMMAND INPUT ===> -D SYMBOLS
>  IEA007I STATIC SYSTEM SYMBOL VALUES
>= "2"
>   = "70"
>
>But:
>
>   Display  Filter  View  Print  Options  Search  Help
> --
> HQX77A0 -  SDSF PRIMARY OPTION MENU  -- INVALID COMMAND
> COMMAND INPUT ===> -D SYMBOLS SCROLL ===> CSR
>
> DAActive users  INIT  Initiators
> I Input queue   PRPrinters
> O Output queue  PUN   Punches

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