Dave
The only method I can think of is using PGTHJSYSCALL (and PGTHJPREVSC) from the
BPX1GTH service.
I would not be surprised if the information is actually held inside control
blocks in OMVS address space rather than the user/caller.
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Easiest way to create a deliberate 0C1 is to branch to (or inject insteam to
your executing code) a halfword of zeroes.
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on purpose by some products to catch unintended or unwanted
reference.
You can get more exotic 0c4s (eg oc4-3b) by polluting the HH of a register and
then switching to AMODE 64 and using it as base address.
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In short, giant LPARs can definitely be problematic. Similarly, too small LPARs
can be problematic. Somewhere in the middle is ideal, but where that is will
depend.
First off, the most significant impact is you don't want LPARs whose processor
count is so high that it crosses drawers. (In
Try to store something at address zero will get you 0c4-4
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IIRC, I was only looking at at CPU because I/O time can be significantly
variable depending on where we reading the data from. And doing less I/O is
obviously always better, and can significantly impact runtime in some cases. So
I/O time wasn't really a question in my mind.
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to be “too clever” in
general purpose recovery routines is not a good idea in my opinion.
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If I
of diagnostic information ?
This approach seems riddled with system stability risks and I would advise
against it.
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Of course, that should read "UPDATE or ALTER access"
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You can check what security activity is going
DSF will do a JESSPOOL profile check and require UPDATE
or UPDATE access for CANCEL style actions.
Note that this is a "value add" thing that SDSF does and might not be reflected
in the behaviour of other products/methods that can issue MVS and JES2 commands.
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increase in CPU would be
those that are completely idle and doing nothing but writing interval SMF
records to say they haven't processed any data.
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>On 17/04/2024 12:09 pm, Michael Oujesky wrote:
>> Yes and zEDC poorly c
I believe that Lionel Dyck has a simple SDSF REXX exec that does pretty much
what you require - it is called "SDSFXDD".
It takes each SYSOUT dataset from a job and saves it as a member of a PDS.
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use the entire word - no abbreviations)
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In pre
ved within ICETOOL controls.
My primary interest / intent here is to suggest a "hook" for general-access to
"any" static information, ideally parsed, and stowed as a JCL INCLUDE member --
then it becomes available within JCL or be
se the operand JPn within the DFSORT SYSIN control
statements.
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CSA(ON) SQA(ON)"
The JCS action analyses the GQE control blocks that describe each allocated
block of common storage.
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LM section. The "Introdution to the WLM" presentation might be a good place to
start. "WLM’s Algorithms – How WLM Works" might be another good early one to
look at. It sounds like "Revisiting Goals over Time" might also be of interest.
:)
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On Wed,
Joe
There is a very good “Providing Recovery” section of the Advanced Assembler
Services guide that will help.
It includes the following sentence :
“Programs that are disabled, hold locks, or are in SRB mode cannot use
ESTAE-type recovery routines.”
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We use git on z/OS extensively throughout the company and it is one of those
tools where you end up thinking "how on earth did I function effectively
without it?".
We also use BitBucket for our remote repos as it interfaces very nicely with
Jira.
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>If it matters, the file is the output of DB/2 backup.
>
>Is this possible?
>
>Thanks
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>Gadi
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Likely as well you will need specific authority and code EXPDT=98000 in your DD
statement - possibly similar special-authority needed for usin
.
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I have discussed this with the RMF team and I think we can add a column to SDSF
“DA” to indicate that the address space can be boosted.
Please contact me offline so that we can discuss.
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o configuration and security for either (or both of) the SDSF
server(s) and client users.
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I forgot to point out that the SDSF "SYS" command also shows the current boost
status for z/OS 2.5+ as well.
For what it is worth, having a panel that showed historical boost activity was
one of the driving reasons for the ELOG panel in SDSF 3.1
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SDSF for z/OS 3.1 introduces the Event Log (ELOG) feature and one of the
intercepted data points is boost activity. If boost is used while the SDSF
server is active, we will notice it and add a record to the event log and you
can view using the ELOG command.
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The desire to avoid dubbing was purely down to requiring an OMVS segment for
the SDSF user.
Of course, in today's environment decades later, this seems a rather quaint
reluctance as you can't do much on z/OS without one.
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something like
BPX1GTH).
BPXEKDA is used by the operator command responses which probably explains the
truncation length.
We are fully aware of the limitations on this implementation and have an
existing RFE to provide more information.
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He will be greatly missed.
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Please search the archives.
Peter Relson posted on IBM-Main back in 2020 on the restrictions on RMODE 64 in
some detail, including recovery issues.
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t;that might be in the SMF type 7x records.
While I agree that the 7x records generally have nothing that should be
considered "sensitive", some organizations consider system names sensitive.
Seems overkill to me,
V64 ?
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t set to that" makes much less sense to me.
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wrote:
>On 12/29/2023 3:20 PM, Mark Zelden wrote:
>> This paper from Scott Chapman of EPS talks about the subject and he agrees
>> with
>> me that it should be no long
the basic plumbing correct?
(o) Have you dumped (or breakpointed) the module to examine the parameter list
and GPR/AR values just prior to CSVQUERY being invoked?
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the SDSF “AS” display and you can use the “JCS”
action against active jobs as well.
SDSF also has the “CS” common that shows common storage summarized by subpool
and key, and then the “L” action drills down to each block of storage within
that subpool+key to show who owns it.
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ven worse it
might "work" because (currently) TCB addresses tend to be the same address for
the first few tasks in each address space but the data will be incorrect for
your purposes.
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it work on z/OS 2.5+” presentation) to all customers attempting the migration.
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Well I was able to find a utility developed by rocket software ISFACR and
it helped
s expected. It most definitely is not a "run it
once and you are done" thing.
When I get back into work tomorrow I will post the presentation links and the
PTF you need for the new tools.
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and processes now.
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By the way, to clarify something from one of the responses - upgrading enqueues
is allowed (with limitations, and that's why we try to obtain serialization the
way we do), and downgrading is also allowed if you request it (see the DSENQSHR
parameter on the JOB statement.)
-Scott Ballentine, IBM z/OS
Yes - so you have a "4,4,0" set of SAF_RC,RACF_RC and RACF_RSN
From the RACROUTE macro docs , the RACF-RC/RSN means :
04
The specified resource is not protected by RACF.
If PROTECTALL is active, no profile is found, and the user ID whose authority
was checked does
not have the SPECIAL
John
The next step is to examine the RACF RC associated with the SAF RC=4 as that
will help narrow down the reason.
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Is the class active on customer system?
Use "TSO SETR LIST" to examine class status information.
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a stack of recovery blocks so that the code can nest recovery
requirements as logic dictates using PUSH/POP without having to go through
ESTAE/ARR/FRR setup each time.
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how interested people
are in general in EzNoSQL.
Scott Chapman
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>Also, given it's just SMF data being used here, surely there's a way for z/OS
>to process that without VSAM RLS and EzNoSQL (?). Perhaps they are using
>&quo
ng on a GP. But it requires some effort to configure and
manage.
Scott Chapman
On Mon, 20 Nov 2023 06:32:08 +, Timothy Sipples wrote:
>The z/OS AI Framework requires EzNoSQL, EzNoSQL requires VSAM Record-Level
>Sharing (RLS), and VSAM RLS requires a Coupling Facility (internal or
>external
If the OP would like to see some example source for this sort of thing, I
included simple task and timer interactions in the "Example Cross-Memory
Server" code I wrote for Share Dallas.
You can download the code from :
https://github.com/rscott-rocket/mxe
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he profile namespace is concerned
,then XFACILIT makes sense in most cases.
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Another option is the XFACILIT class which supports much longer profile names (
up to 246 characters).
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epsie tool "MFM". We sit on the CSVFETCH and
CSVLLIX1 dynamic exits to capture both program fetch and VLF fetch events (no
need to front-end SVCs).
This capability might provide some insight into what you require, however it
cannot tell the whole story.
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QEDIT etc, you
will get IEE342I
(o) Even if the above is true, your STC will process the CIB as expected.
For giggles, you can try this on a test system and see how many IEE342I
messages you get in response :
"F INIT,XYZ"
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Q1 : Is the jobname unique on the system?
Q2 : What happens when you start the address space using "S PROCNAME.MYID" and
then issue "F MYID,command" ?
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Does this program use z/OS Unix services to spawn child processes to handle
modify commands?
There can be issues with IEE342I being issued when base jobname is 8 chars long
and a different jobname cannot be formed by appending an extra character.
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, you should not assume that a service
will zero an output address for you if the service could not return data (which
goes to Rob's comment about zeroing the output address before calling IEFSSI to
make sure it is clean.)
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IBM z/OS Development
specified earlier.
Personally I would not check the RC+RSN from IEFSSI to dictate the storage
release, and would rely on the service only populating the output workarea
address when there is caller action required.
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o run them after cloning a CSI or performing ZONEEDIT
functions.
I found them especially useful at sites where the sysprog team might well be
producing system software configurations for multiple customers.
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Phil
This was precisely the reason for the original implementation of DDDEFCHK/PTH.
It could be that you have cloned the CSI, or performed some updates via
ZONEEDIT or just wanted to make sure that no-one had moved/deleted anything
since last-known-good.
Being able to quickly sniff-test the
411 and 412.
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Is there a way to get SMP/E to validate
To generate sample SDSF REXX - issue the "RGEN X" command and choose an example
from the list - there are the following including :
Browse job output with EXECIO
Browse job output with ISFBROWSE
Browse job output with ISFBROWSE - groups of lines
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CA-11/RMS (TMS SVC issue)
Likely impact level will be determined by just how much effort is applied to
"..remove CA-1 from the system..".
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I am guessing they use the "diagnose" instruction to retrieve this information
( Diag 204 if memory serves correctly).
There are other ways to get this information including intercepting SMF 70
records, and calling RMF monitor III programming interfaces.
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om a SYSOUT archiving
product or automated operations).
I do have a "How SDSF Security Works" presentation that is available on IBM
Education github :
https://github.com/IBM/IBM-Z-zOS/tree/main/zOS-Education/zOS-V2.5-Education
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e a naming standard for constants (and this includes model list forms of
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was particularly problematic, but they're not the only ones that could benefit
from more than 6 CPs that could be finely adjusted in terms of capacity.
Scott Chapman
On Wed, 6 Sep 2023 09:52:47 +, Martin Packer
wrote:
>I really hope you�re not advising customers to run the zIIP pool at 100%.
Lionel
isfreset("all") will drop all SDSF special variables. It won't drop any column
stems.
However, we are not sure if dropping a variable always releases the storage.
We have seen cases where REXX just marks the SVB available but the storage is
still allocated.
Rob Scott
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It's more complicated than that. Although I would agree that if an LPAR has
only a single zIIP, likely SMT would be a good idea. But B is not true for
intervals that people usually consider when looking at utilization levels
because at the level of dispatch intervals, it's much more likely
is normally no need to
change the default group after a CONNECT.
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s have valid reasons to disable it.
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On Thu, 31 Aug 2023 13:35:11 +, kekronbekron
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>Hi Scott,
>
>Could you expand on this please.
>
>> But z/OS "densely packs" the cores, meaning that if a work unit is running
>> on a zIIP core an
r when we do the next upgrade". Which, to be fair, most customers are in that
situation: they don't do any real detailed planning for zIIP capacity.
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The SDSF command “SYSP” will show them – and if you are z/OS 2.5 you can use
the “L” action against those that have member suffix specifications to show
them in the logical PARMLIB concatenations.
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**CORRECTION** - sorry, that's 4,369 cylinders or 65,535 tracks
On Mon, 3 Jul 2023 11:13:03 -0500, Scott Barry wrote:
>Both DFSORT and SYNCSORT make use of primary and secondary space allocations
>(up to the z/OS legacy 16 extents per volume) but for only the first
via dynamic allocation means.
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lock is held?
Thanks,
Dave
At 5/31/2023 09:52 AM, Rob Scott wrote:
>Dave
>The answer from a work colleague who knows a LOT about the dispatcher is :
>"The answer is no. SRB scheduling/dispatching does not use the local
>lock unless the SRB requests the local lock o
Dave
The answer from a work colleague who knows a LOT about the dispatcher is :
"The answer is no. SRB scheduling/dispatching does not use the local lock
unless the SRB requests the local lock on dispatch. If so it is obtained (or
suspended to wait for it) as the dispatch occurs."
ction LPAR) meaning that the net savings will be
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t of the "NP" column, and then you can issue primary commands
like "13 S" or "1-5 P" to perform actions against one or more rows on the panel.
This functionality was added at the request of a customer who was migrating
from IOF to SDSF.
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nel Dyke's "zigi" tool that might be of interest.
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that OPEN
processing retrieves some of that information from the data set and puts it in
SWA - then Dynamic Information Retrieval doesn't have the information to return
to you.
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ommand can be used on any panel that contains lists of data
sets that might include PDS/E, including LNK, LPA, PARM and JDD.
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The lengths are decimal.
If you are on z/OS 2.5 you can issue the JCS action against the row to drill
down to the individual memory blocks.
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thanks to whoever implemented that at Poughkeepsie).
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A quick FYI, I will also be spending 10-15mins in my "SDSF Hidden Treasures"
Share session previewing the big ticket items we have in 3.1.
There are some very interesting SDSF features on the way.
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I have Zpdt personal edition
I have gotten to a point w
authorized code for your own interest/hobby, then
believe me that solving this issue is extremely interesting (and rewarding).
The return on investment for this is huge if your code ever reaches a customer
site and you are trying to resolve a problem.
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space to be taken into a
memory browse session.
If you then type “M” against the first row on the MEM panel, SDSF will map the
memory contents against the OUCB DSECT.
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een active for more
than x'' milliseconds, then we show zeroes for the TRANACT and TRANRES
columns)
Note that SDSF "DA" now has the "Start Date" column in z/OS 2.5 to aid users
trying to work out the up-time of the ASIDs.
Rob Scott
Rocket Software
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is
attempting to deliver something that my 30yo self would think was cool.
Rob Scott
Rocket Software
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List on behalf of Tom
Brennan
Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2023 4:35:18 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: Missing Values
t;F
SDSF,S AUX". There is normally no requirement to stop the SDSF main server
after IPL.
Rob Scott
Rocket Software
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List on behalf of
Mark Zelden
Sent: Friday, 17 February 2023, 22:44
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: Missing Val
to IBM's z/OS
backward-compatibility focus) .
Most of the z/OS information that MXI 4.3 shows is now part of SDSF and this
has a roadmap to further enhance its sysprog-focused displays.
Rob Scott
Rocket Software
-Original Message-
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of
Bill
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