tried RO CONNECT and got
IEE305I CONNECT COMMAND INVALID
cheers.. Munif
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I looked through my old notes and found that JCECVTDB is/was not authorized,
it isn't meant to be, but it also isn't 31bit. Since you are getting an
0C4, is it possible that you have inadvertently assembled/linked things and
made them 31bit?
There are a lot of issues that will pop up over the
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What he said!
I would also add the following:
1) Document your logic decisions so that at a later date you know why you coded
it that way (combats old-timers disease).
2) Group your filter lists in a sequence that is easy for you to use. I chose:
Storage Class, Job, User, DDName, DASD Units,
tried RO CONNECT and got
IEE305I CONNECT COMMAND INVALID
cheers.. Munif
The command syntax you show does not look correct. What is a command called
CONNECT? I am not aware of this MVS command
Please provide the complete command you are trying to route.
Read the MVS
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What was never posted was the actual message that prompted.
Was it IEA100A (specify system parameters) or was it one of the messages
that ask to re-specify due to error?
Given that things cleared up when IEASYS00 was created, I suspect it was
the latter.
The system happily took your input from
On Thu, 14 Apr 2011 20:45:57, Paul Gilmartin paulgboul...@aim.com wrote:
On Fri, 15 Apr 2011 09:50:02, Patrick Welsh wrote:
I have a situation where I want to submit 12 batch jobs in order, with an
MVS command to bring a volume online between jobs 2 and 3.
I could ask Ops Support to use the
Many thanks to all. In my normal programming, I do use the structured forms
(SELECT/WHEN/OTHERWISE). For some reason, I just thought that ACS routines
might be easier for some of the other sysprogs to understand with what I
thought would be simpler logic. I really need to totally re-engineer
Food for thought...
If your FILTLISTS are numerous and onerous, you might consider defining
some RACF (or your favorite alternative, if the constructs are available)
profiles and segments to assign appropriate defaults and allow for
specification
based on user or group.
Of course, that puts
On Fri, 15 Apr 2011 07:44:33 -0500, Art Gutowski wrote:
You can accomplish this in System Rexx as well, trapping RC before submitting
the next job. However, when I saw an example of this at my last shop, the
programmer chose, or was forced, to use ftp to submit the jobs to the internal
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I am a bit surprised no one has mentioned the usage if IF and RC checking in
JCL
like the below snippet..
//IFGOD1 IF (STEP0.RC = 0) THEN
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//* IEBCOPY COPY IDSN TO
The DSS manual clearly states you cannot change the number of qualifiers in a
DSN with wild cards; you must use a fully qualified (complete) DSN. If you do
a LISTC ALL for the cluster you will get the DSNs of the AIX and any paths.
Just add additional pairs of parameters to the RENAMEU
l...@garlic.com (Anne Lynn Wheeler) writes:
part of the issue was that the base support shipped with a box that was
basically a channel-attached bridge (similar but different to 3174 boxes
that supported LANs) ... so the host stuff had to do all the ARP/MAC/LAN
layer gorp ... rfc1044 support
On Fri, 15 Apr 2011 07:35:55 -0700, Schwarz, Barry A wrote:
The DSS manual clearly states you cannot change the number of qualifiers in a
DSN with wild cards; you must use a fully qualified (complete) DSN.
Is there a credible rationale for this irritating restriction?
BTW, an Innovation
I have found that there are several places in the TSSO OSCMD command
where routines are called in 24 bit mode. The documentation for IKJCT441
says you must be in 31 bit mode to process REXX variables. Since the value
for these REXX variables are contained in 31 bit storage, JCECVTDB and
Hi Barry,
From my reading, I would have thought SPHERE would eliminate the need to
specify the AIX/PATH entries.
The source cluster, and all of its' components are in the same usercat.
The target cluster is going to a different usercat.
I thought I was getting pretty good a
I have just completed the upgrade from CICS/TS 3.1 to 4.1 in our production
regions. Now we are getting this message. I didn't see any references to this
in the CICS/TS Upgrade Guide. Can someone explain what is causing this and the
resolution.
John R. Whitehair
MVS Systems Programmer
This error occasionally happened in cics ts 3.2 with the isc links.
We have regions coming up at different times, so we try to reset the
connections when one comes up
And the other does not:
To resychronize, issue the command:
CEMT SET CONN( sysname ) RESYNC
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In this case I'd also advise serious use of Naviquest. The drawback for
you, given what I understand about the scarcity of MSU at your site, is
that Naviquest is a long of running ISPF in batch. My experience with it
concluded it was very CPU intensive. It also took a while to come up to
speed and
One additional thing: go to the CBTTAPE.ORG site and find a program
named COMMAND. This will allow
you to submit a separate job, whereever you wish in the stream, to issue
the VARY command to bring that
odd volume online.
Rick
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To give you something else to complain about? :)
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Is there a credible rationale for this irritating restriction?
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Would anyone know if installing a Address Space Terminating routine via RESMGR
works Under
all circumstances
Meaning normal Termination
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Can someone explain what is causing this and the resolution?
Question mark added.
Indeed someone can and that someone is the author of the CICS Transaction
Server for z/OS Version 4 Release 1 CICS Messages and Codes manual in
which manual I would have thought anyone who had been tasked
Hello all, can someone tell me if it's better to use CPU peak or CPU
average to project growth. My way of thinking is if you use peak then
you're sure to show where you need extra horse power. In other words if
you can't process during your peaks what good are the averages.
W dniu 2011-04-15 22:57, Ward, Mike S pisze:
Hello all, can someone tell me if it's better to use CPU peak or CPU
average to project growth. My way of thinking is if you use peak then
you're sure to show where you need extra horse power. In other words if
you can't process during your peaks what
I almost hate to give this answer, but the correct response to this is simply
IT DEPENDS. I have worked in a number of different shops, and your answer for
this depends greatly on the type of workload you have on the machine along with
expected/required level of performance and SLA's. At my
- what do you mean by average. I disclose very big secret: CPU is always
100% busy or 0% busy (*). Always - mean in every tact (tick?).
So the shorter period you take for CPU measurement the higher peaks you
will get. If your periods are as short as CPU cycle then your CPU usage
is binary: 100%
Hi Mike,
Sorry, but I gotta say, It depends. We generally use both peak and average,
since they each are good measurements of where you are. Our online peaks
are tied to our customers' business, batch is constrained by when staff is
available to support it. One thing I would recommend
On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 4:17 PM, michealbutz michealb...@optonline.netwrote:
Hi,
Would anyone know if installing a Address Space Terminating routine via
RESMGR works Under
all circumstances
Meaning normal Termination
Yes, Memory Termination resource managers always get control (in
On 15 April 2011 16:17, michealbutz michealb...@optonline.net wrote:
Would anyone know if installing a Address Space Terminating routine via
RESMGR works Under all circumstances
That rather depends on what your code does...
Meaning normal Termination
If you mean does it get control on a
Thanks all of you for responding. I will take all answers under consideration.
Most of them were it depends. :)
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If it gets control in the Master Address Space Where does the Routine Have to
get Loaded??
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