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dress spaces that are being reused job by job, or UNIX
process by UNIX process, resp.
The OP talks about started tasks, and those get a new address space each time
they are started. Fragmentation leading to S822 might only occur in multistep
STCs, but even then would I consider it most unlikel
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I'd rather think they are caused by I/O interrupt handling. Especially, since I
have seen such sequences in another dumps, although much less often.
Can anyone say something about the nature of those SSRV calls.
Am I safe to say they do not belong to the problem at ha
errupt handling. Especially, since I have seen such
sequences in another dumps, although much less often. Can anyone say
something about the nature of those SSRV calls. Am I safe to say they do not
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SETPROG EXIT,MODIFY,EXITNAME=SYS.IEFUSI,MODNAME=IEFUSI,STATE=INACTIVE
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EFUSI modifies the region size of the child process, the kernel will honor
that region size and not propagate the region size from parent to child. This
can result in failure of a fork if the region size is insufficient in the child
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The following is just my personal $0.02USD worth. I speak for myself only and
not for my employer.
Just like any other new vers
ial code in PDSE processing to recognize
the data set is in linklist usage (I doubt there is, but who knows?)
I would assume that the space is reclaimed not matter whether the data set is
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- Is the INIT routine run under the r
r the region control task, or under the stated
task control task (I suspect the latter)?
- Have any allocations asked for via DD statement in the procedure already been
done? Your observation seems to indicate: yes, they have.
Wou
eap-second, 27 seconds apart.
I don't say I had bee burnt by such a case, yet. But I would not state this
fact as unimportant.
I can live with this. I'm just surprised.
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mixing up things?
If all is correct so far, I think BLSUXTOD is in error. It does not take care
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the new STC's userid (owner) and default group are determined by RACF (STARTED
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the )PROC Section of a ISPF PANEL
That is not the concept of ISPF. You either have a menu, aka selection panel,
or a data entry or data display panel.
With menus, you set the ZSEL variable to contain operands which are
app programmer community, and you will
get a completely different ranking.
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>It is kept. I have PAUSED and RELEASED a WU lots of times. Mostly, it runs
>on the zIIP, but sometimes it runs on a CP due to the zIIP being busy.
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the CP, then gets undispatched. Will the WU be
requeued to the zIIP work unit queue when ready because is still is zIIP
eligible? Or will it no longer be zIIP-eligible?
I imagine the zIIP-eligibility is kept, but would anyone know (not just
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>The possibilities are any combination of
>IQD,PCIE,CRYPTO,CF
Do RoCE and zEDC cards also produce interrupts which are reported as AINT?
Under type PCIE?
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>introduced in MVS/XA SP2.1.1, about 35 years ago..
He wrote "I believe..." and you can always believe what you want .
(No offence intended; just couln'
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PCT creates some reserve work space data sets, but the total space of *all*
the reserve data sets is roughly the space of a *single* initial work data set.
Doesn't make sense to me, and IBM seems to agree. Therefore the PMR.
Someone posted the text of the IEC614I. Doesn't look like a scratch message to
me.
Was initiates the deletion of the GDS? Roll-off due to LIMIT being reached? How
is the GDG defined? Are the GDSs SMS managed?
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>BTW, I wrote a test program meanwhile and found that the manual and the
>reality diverge. I'm pursuing this offline and will report back once I know
>more.
I got a response from Kolusu. We're gonna open a PMR for this.
>> A minute AFTER I hit "send" for my message I saw the error.
>>
>I do my best proofreading *after* I press the key...
I'm excellent at finding my typos when I read my post after it is echoed ba
load module in the parent
address space. But, I have never looked into an EXECed address space to see if
that is the case or not.
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BTW, I worth a test program meanwhile and found that the manual and the reality
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Hi
We are lookin
88 x 142, it makes a
big difference.
Been working with just about these colors for the last 20+ years. I find it
much more relaxing, especially when swapping between office suite windows and
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n specifies the total default primary space, in megabytes, to be allocated for
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Hello Harry,thank you very much for you response, and especially for picking
this up.
I know the subject I chose was a bit harshly formulated, but I did this on
purpose. I was hoping that it would get things going, and it did. I'm grateful.
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ROTFLOL. This is ridiculous, IBM! Case b) below is an intra-page reference;
they don't get even this most basic of HTML right.
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>b) Redisplays the same page:
>https://www-304.ibm.com/servers/resourcelink/svc00100.nsf/pages/zosv2r2-pdf-download?OpenD
> I'm fairly certain that ICEGENER would be able to do this, but have not yet
found an example that comes anywhere close, that I can then adapt to my
requirements.
It's IEBGENER not ICEGENER which you probably mean. The latter does 1:1 copies
of sequential data sets only.
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Not the most efficient way, but if this is a one-time job, it probably doesn't
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in CP 500. And so a $ had to be x'5C'.
The x'5B' applies when the unaware application, e.g. MVS, JESx, etc, was
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CP 273 (Germany, etc.): b5, 7b, 5b
CP 500 (International): 7c, 7b, 5c
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to implement: Read the cursor position returned, check if it lies within the
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then change the SF to say unprotected+dark and make then next data byte a
simple blank.
This will surely work, but the cursor will be placed ahead of the PAS text.
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delivery, online documentation, being up to date, is required.
I have a couple of gigabytes of z/OS related PDFs on my workstation, and on my
iPad. However, I always look up the newest issue on the web when something
looks odd. Maybe a PTF has introduced new behaviour.
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>Does this link not work for everyone?
>
>https://www-304.ibm.com/servers/resourcelink/svc00100.nsf/pages/zosv2r1-pdf-download?OpenDocument
I can't tell if it is working for everyone, but I can confirm that is for me.
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(unsorted_data & sorted_data) are replace by a blank.
I think the examples in the doc should be updated to quote any and all of the
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>I concur. Thank you John.
+1
>My wrath is directed at the PFCSK's doing the work!
I concur as well with this. I tried to make clear in my statements, whom I'm
attacking. Hopefully, I succeeded.
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Not attacking you personally, not at all, but do you have any information about
all the other broken links, such as the WLM tools page, etc?
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Have a look at your ISPF (not SDSF) settings (Option 0 from the POM). There is
s setting called "Tab to point-and-shoot fields". Is that enabled (has it a
"/") in front of it? I'm not on
All log data, or any data for which there is a potential need to be able to
sort it, should only ever display dates in a sort friendly way, such as the ISO
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single work queue. Oversimplified, you think? Maybe but its my starting point
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SRBs were invented to let those client SRBs be run on zIIPs. So, there is a mix
of SRBs with different priorities (WLM goals, WLM service classes) competing
for zIIP capacity.
And it's all preemptive kind of work.
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>> DB2, Sort, Monitors, that have shifted more and more of its task towards
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>The zIIP-eligible criter
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Is it? If you think about Java, maybe. But when it comes to workload such as
DB2, Sort, Monitors, that have shifted more and more of its task towards zIIPs,
isn't this still the same workload?
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I seem to remember similar problems, and telling sort an estimated amount of
data to sort did help. Without looking up, I think the parm on the SORT
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You also need SYMBOLS=JCLONLY | CNVTSYS | EXECSYS on the DD * statement. The
later two enable system symbol replacement in DD * data irrespective of the
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k. Work units get queue on CP work
queues initially; the zIIP work queue is not being used. At least this is how I
understand it.
If you meant no free zIIP capacity is available, then part of the decision
might have been that initially you could have only half as many zIIPs as you
had C
>Scheduling an SRB isn't cheap. I don't know whether that's why, but for
>whatever reason, IBM has built this "fall back to the CP" mechanism.
What falls back is still SRBs. The scheduling overhead has already been do
not so distant future. Container Pricing makes the zIIP/zAAP concept
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the I understand that IBM is willingly sabotaging to our
work.
I had not intent to offend anyone, except those responsible for this disaster.
I've gotten upset for quite some time whenever I was looking us something on
IBM site. This has to
in hindering
us to find information, and finding it efficiently.
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asked for help. But the zIIP will ask for help after
3.2ms, and the delay for the tasks will shrink.
Isn't this a better situation for zIIP work than for non-zIIP work? Same
scenario on CPs. There is no-one to help.
Any thou
know we have some automation in place to detect
high CPU users (jobs). AFAIK, it is based on MainView z/OS detecting such a job
and then writting (WTO) a message, which in turn triggers automation.
Do you have some tool like MainView or Omegamon?
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the later into SP252?? Really?? If true, the sticky bit will change the
behaviour of loaded code unexpectedly.
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>I believe that lately there's a PARMLIB option (REFRPROT?) which modulates
>this.
As the name implies, this has influence on the loading REFResable load modules.
The manual does not mention it has any influence on loading RENT module.
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And to improve performance, use BLKSIZE=29120, and RECFM=FBS.
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>From the DFSMSdss Storage Administration
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>TYPRUN=NORUN
Note that this is to be specified via EXEC,PARM='TYPRUN=NORUN', not SYSIN
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This thread was one of the most amusing threads I read for a while. It's only a
quarter to 9am here, but this was definitely the highlight of the day, not to
say the week.
Kudos to all of you who have patiently responded to Paul's arguments, trying to
convince him he's wrong.
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desired result. You naturally will use scripting (aka JCL), don't you? This is
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