Re: OSA Physical ethernet ports

Tony, Thanks for the correction. My mistake, I meant to say z9 BC and NOT z114. As the Qs were related to channel type OSC and OSE, my answer was specific to the OSA-Express2 and 3 1000BASE-T (both supported by the z10 BC). Yes, there were other OSA features (10 GbE and 1 GbE) but these don't

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Re: IMS Resource Adaptor to ( IMS connect) Error -for ManagedConnectionFactory

Thanks Denis. Ford has a framework which sets all this info as you listed in the doc, that framework has been up and running for 20 years, thus the caller(my poc) does not need to do the sequence call /set up again. but what I wanted to know is , seeing the doc you listed here, there is no

Re: OSA Physical ethernet ports

P H, z10 was generation before z114. It only supports the old/bigger cards. The large format OSAs came in four physical port layouts: 1 port at top (1 CHPID) 1 port at top and 1 port at bottom (2 CHPIDs) 2 ports at top only (1 CHPID) 2 ports at top and 2 ports at bottom (2 CHPIDs) (I have seen

Re: OSA Physical ethernet ports

If your z10 BC was upgraded from a z114, then it might have a 2-port OSA-Express 2 1000BASE-T feature and if during the upgrade process additional features were added than it might also have OSA-Express 3 1000BASE-T 2-port or 4-port feature(s). If the z10 BC was purchased as new, then it will

Re: OSA Physical ethernet ports

First, you need to verify that you have a 2 PCHID OSA. There will be either one or two ports at the top and the same number of ports at the bottom of the card. Assuming you have all 4 ports, the top two ports are Port 0 and Port 1 on PCHID 190. The bottom two ports are Port 0 and Port 1 on

Re: ispf edit macro "HX" line command

That code has nothing to do with edit line commands. Your LABEL command assigns a label that (minus the period) happens to have the same spelling as the HX edit line command. -- Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3 From: IBM Mainframe

Re: OSA Physical ethernet ports

OK, just re-read and it's a z10, so you can have to PCHPIDs. Sorry. I will respond differently shortly. Tony Thigpen Tony Thigpen wrote on 9/10/21 9:35 AM: First, since the CHPID is either OSC or OSE, and you only have one PCHPID per (current style) OSA, you can't have both OSC and OSE on the

Re: OSA Physical ethernet ports

First, since the CHPID is either OSC or OSE, and you only have one PCHPID per (current style) OSA, you can't have both OSC and OSE on the same physical OSA card. You will need two OSA cards for what you want to do. (If you happen to have one of the older (Z114 and earlier) and you are using the

OSA Physical ethernet ports

Hello, I planing to configure z/OS's native TCP/IP on z10-BC machine. IOCP DECK is shown at the end of this mail. The OSA-ICC 3270 sessions are currently configured. OSE CHPID is defined, but nothing else is configured. I understand that OSE (Non-QDIO mode) requires UA and port, IP addr,

Re: COBOL compiler option to list libraries from which COPY members were loaded?

On Fri, 10 Sept 2021 at 16:22, Lars Höglund wrote: > And You can't use coprocess if You are using EXCI. > //Lasse Hi Lasse, You *CAN* use the coprocessor when compiling an EXCI program. I am specifying these compiler options on line 1 of my COBOL program: PROCESS NODYNAM,RENT,CICS('EXCI')

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And You can't use coprocess if You are using EXCI. //Lasse -Ursprungligt meddelande- Från: IBM Mainframe Discussion List För Farley, Peter x23353 Skickat: den 9 september 2021 21:08 Till: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU Ämne: Re: COBOL compiler option to list libraries from which COPY members