Jim Mulder d10j...@us.ibm.com wrote in message
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Dang, you hit it. In parmlib it's set to 5120M, but in the lpar it's
at
2048M, which is incorrect.
Thanks for your assistance.
Mark Jacobs
On 07/16/12
Victor, yes, you can do that. the rmm CATSYNCH function does just that -
retrieves all tape data sets from the catalogs and compares the results with
the data sets known in its own CDS.
You need to retrieve generation data sets as well as non-vsam, request at least
the devtype and volser.
W dniu 2012-07-16 21:01, August Carideo pisze:
this is exactly why I did not respond
another shop getting off MF but in mean time stopped paying for HW SW
support etc
No, not so easy. It's legal to not pay for HW and support, but you have
to pay for MLC software.
BTW: It is not a sin to have
Interesting.
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Thomas Berg
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On Tue, 17 Jul 2012 13:45:51 +0800, Timothy Sipples wrote:
4. It's a big problem when practically everybody in the security community
criticizes Yahoo! for their intransigence in fixing the problem. It's an
even bigger problem when my own mother suffered from Yahoo's decade plus
long failure to
Hi,
I am trying to enable broadband RSF.
My HMC is version 2.10.2 and it’s connected to a z10BC.
I am trying to follow the instructions in the manual: Integrating the Hardware
Management Console’s Broadband Remote Support Facility into your Enterprise
SC28-6880-00.
When I get to Customizing
On Tue, 17 Jul 2012 13:13:03 +0800, Timothy Sipples wrote:
You're referring to TSO/E only, which has a 7 character user ID limitation.
Yes, if you're shopping for TSO/E, maybe that's a strike against TSO/E.
Also (consequently?) if you're shopping for a Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor
military fighter
I logged on as ACSADMIN
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I don’t have that option on my HMC.
What
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Hi Everyone,
I had to change some options in the user profile for acsadmin, and the
Customize Outbound Connectivity option was displayed.
Thanks for your help
Gadi
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David -
THANK YOU! I was about one try this away from bailing and writing a
linkage stub in assembler.
I know typedef is your friend. I started out with a typedef but at some
point bailed on that approach because of the extern must be at module
level issue.
Just in case someone is searching
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Does anyone know if there is an archive of this forum and maybe others
like(MVS-OE)?
It would be great
On Tue, 17 Jul 2012 07:36:49 -0500, McKown, John wrote:
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snip
Fact: Every z/OS licensee receives Tivoli Directory Server for z/OS with
LDAP. There's no such
I have gotten dragged into a CPU performance question; a field I know little
about.
I run a test on a 2094-722. It is rated at 19778 SU/Second. The job consumes
.146 CPU seconds total.
I run the same job on a 2064-2C3. It is rated at 13378 SU/Second. All other
things being roughly equal,
Charles
How many It depends.. answers do you want? :-)
If all the program does is increment a register in a tight loop then I would
imagine that your assumption would be roughly OK. If it does anything more
complicated (eg open a dataset, maybe call a system routine, DB2 subsystem,
XCF
For me (and I think that I'm the only one who does it), it is just for
EMPHASIS, instead of capitalizing or doing a emBOLD/em. It is not any kind
of real or defacto standard. Just an oddity on my part. Due mainly to my hatred
of using HTML formatted email. It's not that I actually dislike HTML
On 7/17/2012 9:21 AM, McKown, John wrote:
For me (and I think that I'm the only one who does it), it is just for
EMPHASIS, instead of capitalizing or doing a emBOLD/em. It is not any kind
of real or defacto standard. Just an oddity on my part. Due mainly to my hatred
of using HTML formatted
Rob Scott has pointed you in the right direction.
Worth emphasizing is that CP-SU ratios are most useful for botionally
'scientific' , CP-intensive applications.
Many 'business' applications are I/O-bound, some of them--MFUs are the
classic example--to the extent that shrinking CP processing to
Lizette, thanks, you're always helpful. Answers in line below.
Charles
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/rant on PMFJI here but this has become one of the most annoying and
frustrating aspects of our business in the last decade or so. It SHOULD NOT be
necessary to have considerable statistical prowess or have access to DCOLLECT
output (which most normal application programmers DO NOT HAVE) or to
useful performance analysis requires years of experience with a platform,
its software, the use of
appropriate measurement software, and considerable statistical prowess
True enough, but it's like if your house was on fire. I could tell you that
firefighting takes specialized skills and years
On 7/17/2012 10:33 AM, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
On Tue, 17 Jul 2012 09:26:39 -0600, Steve Comstock wrote:
You're not the only one. I have found that _one_ underscore before
and after a word displays as underline on many (most? all?)
mail clients. So I use that underline as an emphasis while still
What about erep and logrec
Scott ford
www.identityforge.com
On Jul 17, 2012, at 6:50 AM, Richards, Robert B. robert.richa...@opm.gov
wrote:
Permanent Failure
When the system detects that the service processor is permanently, completely
failing, the system receives a service processor
Thanks to those who supplied answers to this post. Perhaps I should have been
more specific as to the type of information I am looking for. We have a
functioning SMStape environment running 3 IBM ATLSs which have been around for
some time so the concepts are not new. We are investigating the
Just curious.
Once a JCL symbol has been set, is there any way subsequently
to restore it to exactly the state and behavior it had before it
was set?
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On 7/17/2012 3:08 PM, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
Just curious.
Once a JCL symbol has been set, is there any way subsequently
to restore it to exactly the state and behavior it had before it
was set?
-- gil
Use nested procs.
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Ron,
The DS6000 is a slightly different animal from the EMC/HDS/IBM DS8000 boxes.
I've used all the above except the DS8000. The EMC and HDS boxes all have the
pizza boxes or laptops built within the frame of the DASD and is supported by
the vendor. The DS6000 was considered by IBM to be
Ditto here.
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We use IBM TS7720s, which is an all disk-based tape
Darth -
I'm curious as to whether or not there is realtime communication that occurs
between OAM and whatever mechanism replaces the ATL Library Manager in this
type of scenario. It seems questionable given that the EMC DLm solution
requires batch jobs to support the release and
Try this ...
//* SAVE CURRENT VALUE OF MYSYM
// SET SAVESYM=MYSYM
//* SET MYSYM TO A NEW VALUE
// SET MYSYM='NEWVAL'
...
//* RESTORE MYSYM
// SET MYSYM=SAVESYM
Probably not the answer you wanted, but it works.
Another possibility is to take advantage of the fact that symbols that
On Tue, 17 Jul 2012 16:43:32 -0500, Bass, Walter W wrote:
Try this ...
//* SAVE CURRENT VALUE OF MYSYM
// SET SAVESYM=MYSYM
//* SET MYSYM TO A NEW VALUE
// SET MYSYM='NEWVAL'
...
//* RESTORE MYSYM
// SET MYSYM=SAVESYM
Probably not the answer you wanted, but it works.
Actually,
This is one of many such discussions we have had here over the years.
Symbols were a good notion, or wouild have been if they had been
implemented more generously. They were not, and anyone who, seeing
simplistic uses of them, dreams of using them in more interesting,
non-trivial ways is almost
We are running a 6 member Parallel Sysplex with one additional member sharing
GRSPLEX, OMVSPLEX and HSMPLEX resources only.
Today all systems run with the same TIMEZONE setting (W.07.00.00). In the 6
member full Parallel Sysplex, what are the ramifications with DFSMSHSM
management of SMS
No, no HSM functions were running.
From: Lizette Koehler stars...@mindspring.com
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2012 11:58:22 AM
Subject: Re: HSM ODDITY - NOT RELEASING EMPTY ML2 TAPES
Was anything else running in DFHSM when you
Paul Gilmartin writes:
Of course, turn on implies commiting the CPU (micro)cycles to peform
the encryption.
Yes it does. Google and Microsoft (to pick two examples) made the resource
commitment years ago, when computing power cost a lot more, and their
customers are far more secure.
Training
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