From my point of view, that icon to open the TOC is not visible - I am forced
to use IE at work without exception, so having something that doesn't work with
it is a real pain. (IBM are not the only vendor that has trouble supporting IE!)
I like the idea of ePubs or any ereader format. I can’t r
I've been disliking the *old* KC so much that I almost always discarded any
search result that pointed to the KC.
I must admit that I do quite like the new KC. It is much faster than the old
KC; I'd say very well usable. It provides good navigation posibilities *once*
you get uses to open the
>And for the sake of additional, but unasked for documentation. If you want to
>use any system symbol you happen to have defined you would use the following
>syntax:
>ln -s '$SYSSYMA/&yoursymbol./xxx'xxx
>&SYSSYMA is a special keyword for a symbolic absolute pathname
>&SYSSYMR is a specia
Many thanks.
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> > We saw this internally recently--
> > I believe this specific 878-10 is due to the installation of a +
> +APAR for OA43495 which I think is for new hardware toleration.
> Either some versions of the ++APAR don't have part IOSVFMTC included
> which has updates to IOS formatters that are called
&NRSTR will not necessarily work. If so, use SYSSCAN (its default value
is 16).
E.g.
SET SYSSCAN = 2/* note: 0 will interpret all &'s as data including
&NRSTR; set it to 1, 2 or 3 etc. as appropriate */
SET SYSSCAN = 16
CP
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And if that does not work, then show t
This is the typical (and frustrating) result for me using IE 11:
http://imgur.com/Tlgwlx7
That large empty area to the left is where the tree TOC should be.
For me, it is not knowing how to find the tree style TOC, it is that is
outright absent.
If I hit refresh a number of times, the page will e
That sounds good
Thanks
> On Jul 6, 2016, at 9:27 PM, Anthony Thompson
> wrote:
>
> Use the &SYSINDEX function.
>
> SET ASTER=&STR(*)
>
> GETFILE INPUT
> SET PLACE = &SYSINDEX(&ASTER,&INPUT)
> IF &PLACE=0 THEN -
Use the &SYSINDEX function.
SET ASTER=&STR(*)
GETFILE INPUT
SET PLACE = &SYSINDEX(&ASTER,&INPUT)
IF &PLACE=0 THEN -
GOTO PROCESS
ELSE -
GOTO REJECT
Unless you use &NRSTR(), Clist will try to 'evaluate' a string variable
numerically. It will erroneously interpret '*' as an arithmetic operator like
'multiply'. &NRSTR() prevents any further attempt at evaluation of strings.
.
.
.
J.O.Skip Robinson
Southern California Edison Company
Electric D
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Subject: Character data returned from &STR
Hi
Is there anyway to check that &STR converted the var
Its all clist
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Subject: Re: Character data returned from &STR
In REXX use TRACE I
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I am scanning input cards which all have characters A - Z there is one card
with a * that causes the problem
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My humble apologies. I was looking at the stacked lines at the upper right.
Sorry to add to the confusion.
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> On Jul 6, 2016, at 17:20, Walt Farrell wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 6 Jul 2016 20:57:13 +, J R wrote:
>>
>> Both screenshots show the stacked line icon for me. Are y
In REXX use TRACE I
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And if that does not work, then show
And if that does not work, then show the code you are using.
Include how you set the variable,
What the variable contains,
And what you are using for &STR( )
CONLIST, SYMLIST, LIST is helpful.
Lizette
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Sorry, dropped a character
&NRSTR(string) Preserves double ampersands, defines non-rescannable strings.
Lizette
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> Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2016 2:31 PM
> To: 'IBM Mainframe Discussion List'
> Subject: RE: Ch
Gil,
I believe it is using the Comms Server APIs.
Ron
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Subject: Re: [IBM-MAIN] Real purpose of hipersock
So you may also want to join, if you have not done so, the TSO REXX list. We
speak CLIST There.
TSO REXXhttp://www2.marist.edu/htbin/wlvindex?TSO-REXX
Go to bottom of webpage to join
Try using &NSTR
Lizette
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On Wed, 6 Jul 2016 20:57:13 +, J R wrote:
>Both screenshots show the stacked line icon for me. Are you sure you are
>viewing the full width?
The stacked BLUE lines on the left side? I see those only on the second image I
provided. (Both have the stacked black/gray lines on the upper left.)
Both screenshots show the stacked line icon for me. Are you sure you are
viewing the full width?
Sent from my iPhone
> On Jul 6, 2016, at 16:28, Walt Farrell wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 6 Jul 2016 13:48:58 -0500, Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA)
>> wrote:
>>
>> Thank you for the reply
>
>> 1) I use IE as tha
[Yes, I realize I'm replying to an old posting]
On 11 February 2015 at 09:28, Nick Jones wrote:
> We saw this internally recently--
> I believe this specific 878-10 is due to the installation of a ++APAR for
> OA43495 which I think is for new hardware toleration. Either some versions
> of the
On Wed, 6 Jul 2016 13:48:58 -0500, Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA)
wrote:
>Thank you for the reply
>1) I use IE as that is our corporate standard and we are not allowed to
>install anything else. This may be the cause but I cannot see
>the 5 stacked horizontal lines.
I can see them using IE, Lionel. H
Hi
Is there anyway to check that &STR converted the variable in question to valid
characters
After the &STR if do a compare in which case the variable had an '*' and I am
getting "expression with operators out of sequence
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As of z/OS 2.1, you can remove a phantom console by MVS command. IEAEWLCN still
works--as well as IEARELEC for EMCS consoles--but the command route is cleaner.
SETCON DELETE,CN=SMCSSY1
The command, however, requires distributed mode.
.
.
.
J.O.Skip Robinson
Southern California Edison Company
Thank you for the reply
1) I use IE as that is our corporate standard and we are not allowed to install
anything else. This may be the cause but I cannot see the 5 stacked horizontal
lines.
2) I find the use of KC a significant degradation to the previous interface and
given the amount of kvetc
Thank you Peter for the clarification . We will be moving to distributed mode
hopefully by end of this month .
Bob Hahne
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... but I miss the tree-driven system ...
As others have pointed out in this thread, the new KC still has the tree
structure TOC, same as in the old KC. It's just now closed by default. To
display it on any page, click on the b
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> Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2016 6:33 AM
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> Subject: Re: DFHSM CDS backup versions
>
> So, having restored all the systems we had backed u
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Bob,
You can run IEARELCN on any system in the sysplex. The service essentially
allows the Consoles component to forget that there ever was a console with that
name. There is no longer any association between that console name and any
device on any of your systems (as indicated by the D C re
On Wed, 6 Jul 2016 07:51:24 -0700, Ron Hawkins wrote:
>We're using them for communication between REXX programs on multiple LPARs,
>as well as NJE.
>
>The REXX programs are used for synchronizing test events.
>
Do you use RXSOCKET or a custom interface?
I miss the CMS Pipelines TCPCLIENT stage.
The definitions are correct (FSVO correct). However, I think RMM is "ignoring"
what HSM is telling it due to the cycle count specified.
Try changing the "count" in the VRS to a "more reasonable (FSVO reasonable)
value.
e.g. 10 and see if the tapes release.
Reasonable should be somewhat in exc
We're using them for communication between REXX programs on multiple LPARs,
as well as NJE.
The REXX programs are used for synchronizing test events.
Ron
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Sent
Remember SMC-D is only supported on z13 or z13s at Driver level 27 with z/OS
2.2. With these levels of H/W and OS, when comparing CPU utilization, SMC-D
could be a better option than HiperSockets.
The other point to note about OSes when comparing SMC-D with HiperSockets,
SMC-D is only supported
On 7/5/2016 9:49 PM, Peter wrote:
I am still trying to understand from the manual what other benefits I can
get from Hipersocket.
It's faster than going out to an OSA, but still an order of magnitude
slower than SMC-D. If you have that on your hardware, use it!
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Yes . But i was wondering if there is any restriction that IEARELCN needs to
run on the same LPAR where the console is originally defined .
In other words , how to remove a console definition that shows in the D C,N
output as *NONE ?
Bob Hahne
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Z/OS 2.2 also provides SMC-D, which I am eager to get a chance to play with.
All the convenience and familiarity of sockets, but with most of the TCP/IP
overhead stripped out (since the underlying transport layer is reliable). It
should have significantly better performance and less CPU consumpt
So, having found that these tapes are a VITAL RECORD,
I found the following VRS: -
HSM.%CDS.BACKUP.V¬¬¬ and HSM.JRNL.BACKUP.V¬¬¬
HSM.%CDS.BACKUP.V¬¬¬ has the following: -
Data set mask . : 'HSM.%CDS.BACKUP.V¬¬¬' GDG . : NO
Job name mask . :
You are on right track IEARELCN can delete the console definition from
a sysplex as well as a single system .
Linda
On Wed, Jul 6, 2016 at 3:33 AM, Robert Hahne
wrote:
> Greetings ,
>
> We were supposed to remove a few inactive MCS definitions from our sysplex
> . The LPAR where it origi
So, having restored all the systems we had backed up, I can now re-visit this.
Is dfHSM defined as an EDM (External Data Manager) to dfRMM?
If not, there is a section in the dfHSM Installation and Customization Guide on
how to do this.
Allan,
I can't find a dfHSM Installation and Customizat
Rub it in!
Charles
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Should be the first port of ca
Hipersockets are *MUCH MUCH* faster than exiting one LPAR and returning to
another via OSA cards.
This is done via an internal memory to memory transfer.
All of the OSA overhead as well as the network latency are eliminated.
However, as all LPAR's are in the same SYSPLEX, all of the data should b
In a nutshell, what is the distinction among Class Resource ID, Resource Posit,
and Resource Code?
For example, Resource Class APPCLU has an ID of 57, a Posit of 118 and a Code
of X'09D'. Briefly, what do they each do?
Charles
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Should be the first port of call! Cheryl is the doyen of SMF knowledge,
along with Dr Merrill :)
On 6/07/2016 8:58 PM, Charles Mills wrote:
Well how dumb can I get. I never thought to look at your list, @Cheryl.
Charles
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Well how dumb can I get. I never thought to look at your list, @Cheryl.
Charles
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Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2016 11:45 PM
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Subject: Re: Help identify
We use them as the lan for our SAP app servers (Linux guests under z/VM ) to
connect to the many DB2s on z/OS. No flooding the external lan with the extreme
chattiness of SAP systems.
Bruce Lightsey
Database Manager
MS Department of Information Technology Services
601-432-8144 | www.its.ms.gov
The more important detractor is that CPU processing to send data via
hipersockets is consumed on CPs, while CPU to send data via OAS cards is
consumed on the OSA card processors, which is free of license E/$s.
Kees.
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Free but not consequence-free. So obviously, like its distant cousin IC
links, the CPU to simulate has to come from somewhere. (Recorded in
SMF70PDT for PHYSICAL.)
But this is generally not a serious detractor.
Cheers, Martin
Martin Packer,
zChampion, Principal Systems Investigator,
Worldwide
The real purpose of Hipersockets is fast LAN (TCP/IP) communication
between LPARs inside single CPC.
With no real add-on hardware like OSA card.
With no chance for intruders.
With the best performance possible.
It cannot replace CTC. However many CTC exploiters can use TCP/IP links
instead of C
If I understand the question correctly, Appendix C of the RACF MACROS AND
INTERFACES
manual contains a list of the IBM supplied CDT, with POSIT numbers for
each class.
Regards,
Jim
On Wed, Jul 6, 2016 at 7:22 AM, Binyamin Dissen
wrote:
> I am not looking for a point in time view.
>
> I am loo
I am not looking for a point in time view.
I am looking for IBM's formal definition (or, if it is in a standard, the
standard).
On Wed, 6 Jul 2016 05:56:40 -0400 Itschak Mugzach wrote:
:>Have a look at (free) listcdt utility from racf download page.
:>
:>ITschak
:>?? 6 2016 12:31,? "Bi
Cross post to IBM-MAIN and RACF-L
I have tried my best to find some sort of cross reference between IBM default
RACF classes and POSIT values, but all I have found is a list of POSIT numbers
reserved for IBM use. Strange that I have never needed to look at this list.
Does the list exist, and, if
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