Hi,
I'd have to agree. Management of dataset and volume backups and dumps is tricky
without HSM taking care of it by writing to tape, either real or virtual,
quickly becoming a management overhead - though it did say "almost all".
thanks,
Simon Wheeler
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Hi,
We use hold commands in the ARCCMD parm member to prevent an lpar from
recalling, but it's allowed to put requests on the common queue (this was
because we used to be short on tape drives).
E.G.
ONLYIF HSMHOST(2)
HOLD RECALL(TAPE)
ONLYIF HSMHOST(2)
Hi
It's not that clear, but for FICON ports on each of my VTS arrays, the GUI
shows:
Slot 3, Ficon Card 2, Port 0
Slot 6, Ficon Card 3, Port 0
Slot 3, Ficon Card 0, Port 0
Slot 6, Ficon Card 1, Port 0
I think card 1 and 2 are 'Alternate' and card 0 and 3 are 'Primary'. The
engineer should be a
Hi,
Although maybe only good for a few disks (can get slow when using volser
masking for many disks), but ISPF 3.4 and P would create a list in your SPF
LIST dataset.
thanks,
Simon.
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Hi Sean,
Have you created VRS definitions? These are used to control retention, based on
a variety of factors, such as whether the dataset is catalogued. EDGRMMxx is
more to do with system options and VLPOOL defs where I guess you'd set
EXPDTCHECK(N) to rely on RMM volume status to govern scrat
Hi Terri,
Couldn't see if this has already been answered, but if everything looks
correctly defined within RMM and HSM, could it be the scratch expiry setting on
the VTS scratch category?
It can be set to keep scratch tapes for a specified time, so although scratched
in RMM they can't be used
Would the QUOTE command help in this instance, e.g. quote site
Regards,
Simon.
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Sent: 24 April 2017 14:18
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Subject: Re: FTP Failing with space i
Hi Gadi,
There's an IBM extract program called GFTAXTR which is part of the Volume Mount
Analyser. It uses SMF records to report on tape mounts and drive usage. Google
has a number of hits.
thanks,
Simon
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Ben,
You're on the right track, but I've always kept the device numbers on the array
and z/OS the same so don't know if the mix of Annn on the array and Ennn on the
host would work.
My site example:
mklcu -dev IBM.2107-blahblah -qty 1 -id A0 -ss A000
mklcu -dev IBM.2107-blahblah -qty 1 -id A1 -
HI,
Check that your MPFLSTnn parmlib member is set to send the messages to Netview
and also confirm that this is really the message to trap and not the IGD104I
instead.
Look in the Netview log to see if your messages are there and see if Netview is
reacting to their presence.
thanks,
Simon W
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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Hi,
If going down the ADRDSSU route, why not use GDGs for the dump datasets?
Cheers,
Simon.
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Sent: 31 August 2018 17:35
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Subject: [EXTERNAL] Incre
Hi,
For data mirroring between TS7760 arrays (grid members) there's two primary
parts.
1. ACS routines on the mainframe need to assign the desired management class
that is defined on the VTS with mirroring.
2. On the VTS use constructs, with the same management class name, to determine
what h
Hi Peter,
Once you have completed the configuration and have all volumes and paths
defined, use the mkpprc and rmpprc commands to 'make' or 'remove' copy pairs.
E.g. something like;
mkpprc -dev IBM.2107-serial1 -remotedev IBM.2107-serial2 -type mmir -mode full
-critmode A001-A06F:3001-306F
rmpp
rial2 -at src -quiet
A001-A06F:3001-306F
thanks,
Simon
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Sent: 17 September 2018 14:09
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Subject: Re: [EXTERNAL] IBM copy services Split and repl
Hi,
We hit a problem relating to the pre-linker. COBOL v4 is the last release of
COBOL to support calls to subroutines/sub-programs that have used the
pre-linker.
We have an application written in C and COBOL that extensively used the
pre-linker. During the COBOL upgrade we discovered that com
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Of Wheeler, Simon
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Subject: Re: Enterprise COBOL version runtime
Hi,
We hit a problem relating to the pre-linker. COBOL v4 is the last release of
COBOL to support calls to subroutines/sub-programs that have used the
pre
Hi Bill,
If you're talking about Automation Operators, they need to be defined in the
DSIOPF member and also in the SA Policy option 37 AOP Automation Operators.
thanks,
Simon Wheeler
Team Lead
Storage & Virtualisation Team
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Hi John,
I seem to recall that there was/is(?) a product called CA-JCLCHECK that could
build JCL flow diagrams. Also, didn't OPC/TWS have a diagram function to show
AD flow?
At least that's my recollection from years back.
Simon
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Hi,
Maybe it would be possible to rename the datasets as desired and create dataset
aliases for the old names, so no SMP/E changes would be required?
thanks,
Simon
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