Hello Timothy,
I have put enough effort to search Parallel
Sysplex training in institute based out of India, however nobody runs these
classes. Even IBM training dept are not open to schedule public batches for
this subject.
I will surely contact
John Gilmore jwgli...@gmail.com wrote in message
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As usual, OCO makes an external judgment all but impossible.
To check my understanding of English: doesn't this in fact mean:
possible?
Kees.
All,
I have added the below statement at HZSPRMXX parm for a periodical Check :
UPDATE,
CHECK(IBMSUP,IEA_ASIDS),
INTERVAL(01:00),
SEVERITY(LOW),
PARM('NORMAL(5%),REPLACEMENT(5%),DAYSUNTILIPL(1)'
),
DATE('20060424')
Reason('ASIDs are a finite
Kees,
All but impossible means very nearly impossible, impossible
without very great difficulties, and the like.
Natural languages have their vagaries.
--jg
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All,
I have added the below statement at HZSPRMXX parm for a periodical Check :
John,
From thefreedictionary:
all but something
1. everyone or everything except those mentioned All but the weakest
plants survived the hot weather.
2. almost In some places, bus service has all but disappeared.
I knew the first meaning, so you used the second?
Kees.
John Gilmore
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Hello Mike,
I did run CATSYNCH with VERIFY, I was questioning this because I wanted to
implment CATSYSID(*) and CATSYNC on HSKP job on one of our customers. But
customer wanted dataset creation for those tape datasets to verify if they
were still needed.
Gracefully, they were all uncataloged, and
In ISMF is option G for non RMM users and a REPORT process in RMM. This
might be helpful in pulling this data for you. Also, in CA1 is a program
called (Please check) TMSIDATA. It is used to collect data from a catalog
in order to create a TMC dataset. This may be helpful.
Lizette
Hello,
Jake anderson wrote:
Does IBM provides support running Z/OS on X86 ?
Did you ask them?
And please follow zMan's suggestion...
Groete / Greetings
Elardus Engelbrecht
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McKown, John wrote:
Just a guess on my part, but the OP may know that Linux runs natively on many
hardware systems: i386, x86_64, Power, i, and z.
True, if you can port the source or the compiled object codes to that platform.
The C language is very handy for such porting. (disclaimer - I
DATACLS
From: John Gilmore jwgli...@gmail.com
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Sent: Monday, August 13, 2012 7:46 PM
Subject: Re: Valid DATACLAS names - where documented?
The language Paul Gilmartin cites is certainly not felicitous. As I
have already noted,
Frank,
Where do you find DATACLS? The only coding I have seen is DATACLAS which is
how the ACS code for data class is coded. I have not seen that as an alias as
of yet.
Lizette
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To:
I think Frank was suggesting 'DATACLS' as an alternative to my 'DTACLASS'.
My notion was that 'DATACLAS' was originally ill-advised, an error
waiting to be made. It is now too late to change it.
--jg
On 8/14/12, Lizette Koehler stars...@mindspring.com wrote:
Frank,
Where do you find
In-line response.
On 08/14/2012 08:58 AM, McKown, John wrote:
Just a guess on my part, but the OP may know that Linux runs natively on many hardware systems:
i386, x86_64, Power, i, and z. He may have been wondering if z/OS could also run on multiple
architectures. Of course, on reason that
All but impossible means very nearly impossible, impossible
without very great difficulties, and the like.
I see. It's almost entirely unlike (I couldn't resist.)
Barbara
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Hi Peter,
Why would you add anything to HZSPRMxx? The check default is what you coded.
You just need to make sure you have appropriate automation to forward the
exception for attention by system support staff.
Best Regards,
Sam Knutson, GEICO
I have a primary option menu (ISR@PRIM) that I am trying to put the LPAR NAME
on it instead of the ZSYSID.
My logon PROC executes a CLIST that does all my allocations for me. I found a
REXX to run that will extract the
information. However, how do I save that into a variable that I can use by
Why not use the ISPF var for LPAR? It is SYSZNODE, SYSZPLEX, I think.
If you have not done so, there is an ISPF Newsgroup that is probably a good
place to ask these types of questions.
Lizette
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Oh, forgot one - ZSYSID
Lizette
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Subject: ISPF Panel and LPAR name
I have a primary option menu (ISR@PRIM) that I am trying to put the LPAR
NAME on it instead of the
Hi all,
We have a number development disk pools that were originally created
without having the auto-migrate setting enabled. We would like to turn
on auto-migrate but a large number of data sets would expire for
non-usage and be deleted. To keep the masses happy we want to set the
last
We had the same concern when we went from ca-disk and our home-grown cleanup
routine to hsm. We do not us non-usage for the deletion selection, but pull
migration date form hsm the build delete/purge hsm commands to keep non-used
things from living forever.
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Don't know how super-efficient it is, but use DCOLLECT input (or FDREPORT
extract if you have FDREPORT), then in Rexx under IKJEFT01
Read a record
set dataset_name_variable to the DSN
If you're worried about uncataloged also set unit and volume variable
ALLOC FI(X) DA(dataset_name_variable) SHR
On Tue, 14 Aug 2012 16:24:31 -0500, Tim Hare wrote:
Don't know how super-efficient it is, but use DCOLLECT input (or FDREPORT
extract if you have FDREPORT), then in Rexx under IKJEFT01
Read a record
set dataset_name_variable to the DSN
If you're worried about uncataloged also set unit and
At one time (haven't checked currently) there are several disk
utilities (CA-DISK and DMS (or what ever the name is now) used to do
this nicely.
We used this (as well) to make changes in the DSCB's for trk/cyl
changes etc etc.. check to see you may have a product that already
does it.
Berry:
We had an STC that processed sysouts (some off the wall product that
may not be around now). If we didn't suppress the type 30's (I think
its been a while). Whenever we would bring it down it would literally
cause the SMF address space to run at 100 per cent cpu for hours
writing
The problem you describe was found by Dianne Eppestein at Southwestern Bell
in 1987
in 19xx and Bill Richardson at IBM SMF created the DDCONS=NO option that
eliminated
the CPU time when there were tens of thousands of DD segments at step
termination.
But the same problem would impact any
The Principles of Operation state that a padding byte of x'b0' or x'b8' can be
used to influence the use of cache. How much impact does this actually have on
an MVCL(e) instruction?
Further text gives an example of when the pad byte is not 'b1'which it
wouldn't be if you are specifying
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