Hi,
You're correct, lsioport -l will give information on port name, type and use
state. There are a number of other 'switches' that can control display output.
thanks,
Simon
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Keep in mind that the article says that as it is IEEE doing the survey, and
IEEE's primary membership is Electrical Engineers, the survey is primarily the
languages that EE's would be using.
Peter
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Maybe DSCLI user guide:
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/HW213_7.1.0/com.ibm.storage.ssic.help.doc/f2c_clicommandlist_1r7bfc.html
I think (but never used) "lsioport" or "showioport" would give such info...
On Tue, Aug 14, 2018 at 5:24 PM David Staudacher
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> Starting yesterday, all the Book Manager/Library Server libs I know of
> (publibz.boulder..., publibfp.boulder..., publibfp.dhe, etc) respond with:
> "Forbidden: You don't have permission to access on this
> server".
> This includes
On Wed, Aug 15, 2018 at 8:38 AM Don Poitras wrote:
> In article <
> caajsdjiyzbn3k1wqocx9gn12zjpw7wxjlm3r8n4minherzp...@mail.gmail.com> you
> wrote:
> > On Tue, Aug 14, 2018 at 5:24 PM David Staudacher >
> > wrote:
>
> > > Starting yesterday, all the Book Manager/Library Server libs I know of
>
PFCSK's Strike Again! Film at 11:00
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Starting yesterday, all the Book
In article
you wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 14, 2018 at 5:24 PM David Staudacher
> wrote:
> > Starting yesterday, all the Book Manager/Library Server libs I know of
> > (publibz.boulder..., publibfp.boulder..., publibfp.dhe, etc) respond with:
> > "Forbidden: You don't have permission to access on
Does anyone have the URL for the VM VTAM manuals?
My old link for VM manuals does not work.
Thanks.
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I still keep a full set of z/OS 1.13 bookmanager books on dasd that I
occasionally use with TSO Bookmanager Read, just because I'm used to using it,
and it's quick to search. We don't typically exploit anything new, so for
most of what I'm searching for, the 1.13 books are perfectly
On a more serious note than my previous reply. There are many shops running
unsupported HW and SW.
As I recall, some of the early documentation for z/OS 1.x only existed in BKM
format (there were no PDF's available).
How are those people going to get the necessary information?
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Apologies, Mr. Crayford :-)
z/OS is an interesting environment these days. There are a lot of options
in using C, Metal C, in-line assembler, assembler subroutines, or Metal C
subroutines from assembler. It's great to learn these, and learn them well
enough to choose wisely in organizing your
On Wed, Aug 15, 2018 at 8:42 AM Allan Staller wrote:
> On a more serious note than my previous reply. There are many shops
> running unsupported HW and SW.
> As I recall, some of the early documentation for z/OS 1.x only existed in
> BKM format (there were no PDF's available).
>
> How are those
Weelll... that's kinda what "unsupported" means.
IMHO, the so-called PFCSKs are getting a bad rap. Management controls what
a company does, not programmers.
sas
On Wed, Aug 15, 2018 at 9:48 AM, John McKown
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> On Wed, Aug 15, 2018 at 8:42 AM Allan Staller
> wrote:
>
> > On a more
>In an idle moment a few months ago, I remembered using the above on a 360/50.
>It looked like an 029 in intensive care, with a lot of cables emanating from
>the box, all connected to various points in the processor.
>Mike Kerford-Byrnes
Are you sure you aren't talking about the Systems
I think we got the 3rd 360/50 produced. It wouldn't come up and they escalated
up the chain all the way to Armonk. Some gruff old 'specialist'-with stogie was
flown in. We had a couple of storage oscilloscopes and his basic diagnosis was
that it hadn't been 'timed'. So he set about to sync the
Thanks for the update Sue!
I realize the Library Server docs pertain to no-longer-supported releases, but
I still use them quite often in cases where essential content hasn't changed.
In such cases, I also prefer them in web-posting and email to reference a
specific page in a given doc
I'm told that this was an unplanned event due to a reason that I believe
to be sound, but which I am afraid I cannot share. The timing and
appearance of this problem are indeed unfortunate, coming as it does
hard on the heels of other disruptions, but I am assured that we had
*no* intent to
for future maintainability it sure would be nice if IBM split the
/usr/include/__iew_api.h into two parts - Data definitions and function
prototypes.
OK, I'll bite.
Why is it important to separate the data from the function prototype?
Isn't the existing one syntactically correct? It might
Well, I started a wikipedia article on DFP and it went away on the grounds that
it was not notable. So maybe IBM has been talking to wiki?
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Paul
> Are you sure you aren't talking about the Systems Measurement Instrument
> (SMI)? That was the only IBM hardware monitor available during the S360 era
> as far as I know. It had a number of probes that you attached to various
> points in the s/360. The SMI had a plug panel board that you
Hi all,
I was just brought up to speed on what's going on with Library Server.
The IBM-hosted instance of Library Server, which is what serves the
content that is linked from
https://www.ibm.com/servers/resourcelink/svc00100.nsf/pages/zos-library-archives
, encountered a problem and went
I have PDFs going back to V1R4.
Charles
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On a
On Wed, 15 Aug 2018 08:41:29 -0500, John McKown wrote:
>> > >
>> http://ibm.com/servers/resourcelink/svc00100.nsf/pages/zos-library-archives
>> > > Did I miss an announcement that Library Server was going away?
>> > >
>> > Must be fixed. I just went to the above with no problems. 12:09 UTC (7:09
As John eluded to, there was an issue with the publibz server that is being
worked on...stay tuned.
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We have moved some DASD volumes from VMAX to DS8800. Those were the volume
which had mod-3 originally but after migration still they show mod-3 .
I know these DASD are mod9. I did REFVTOC but still it shows 3k cylinder
Anything needs to be done ? If Iam missing
Peter
Hi
Any documentation or manual which can help me to identify the free ports in
DS8K boxes ?
Regards
Jake
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