W dniu 2011-04-18 07:06, ibmnew pisze:
Dear all
Using an EF data set enables you to use VSAM functions such as multivolume
allocation, compression, or striping.
Q1. Is DSNTYPE=EXT parameter only used for VSAM ? Could it be used for PS,PDS
and etc?
Q2. PS and PDS could be
It is very usefull for PS, every PS should now benefits from EF.
You can then haeve 59 volumes of 123 extents for 1 PS dataset giving a
maximum of 7256 extents. (no track limitation)
And they can be compressed !
I don't now about PDS
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.
Unless some kind of loop to read the state of the volume is setup,
there
In fact, there's no guarantee they'll run in the order submitted.
Depends on the JES setup. Many shops probably still have a
serialization job class in place, a job class which only ever
has a single initiator started to serve that class.
So, jobs will be executed in the order they are queued to
So, EXT* can be used not only for VSAM.
EXTREQ is even a requirement for multivolume PS data sets
should you still have (asm) programs using NOTE and POINT
to process the data.
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W dniu 2011-04-18 09:28, Hunkeler Peter (KIUP 4) pisze:
So, EXT* can be used not only for VSAM.
EXTREQ is even a requirement for multivolume PS data sets
should you still have (asm) programs using NOTE and POINT
to process the data.
It's not. non-EF PS can be multi-volume.
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Hi list,
I want to transmit PDS PS files from z/OS to my local PC, and then from my PC
to another z/OS, please, tell me If know a quick and easy way for do this with
many files and both types ( PS PDS ).
Thank all and have a nice day ;-)
Álvaro Guirao.
I use IPSWITCH WS-FTP 12 professional
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I use below method..
Method adopted
1. Terse the dataset
//STEP1 EXEC PGM=TRSMAIN,PARM='PACK'
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//INFILEDD DISP=SHR,DSN=.INFILE
//OUTFILE DD DSN=.TERSE,
//
jobs will be executed in the order they are queued to that job class for
execution.
There's no guarantee that submission order is execution order.
Conversion time and the number of inits and systems can change all that.
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Ted MacNEIL
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It's not. non-EF PS can be multi-volume.
Yes.
What's differences between non-EF PS with EF PS?
Below is the differences?
1.EF PS can be compressed
2. no track limitation for EF PS ( Is EXTENDED ADDRESSABILITY parameter only
used for VSAM ?)
Thanks a lot!
Best Regards,
Jason Cai
jobs will be executed in the order they are queued to that job class
for
execution.
There's no guarantee that submission order is execution order.
Conversion time and the number of inits and systems can change all
that.
You may have missed the other two paragraphs in my post, which exactly
EXTREQ is even a requirement for multivolume PS data sets
should you still have (asm) programs using NOTE and POINT
to process the data.
It's not. non-EF PS can be multi-volume.
That is not what I was saying. The emphasis lies on
using NOTE and POINT which makes EXTENDED format
a requirement
Dear all
JNUM and JQES are full in our shop
*$HASP050 JES2 RESOURCE SHORTAGE OF JNUM - 100% UTILIZATION REACHED
*$HASP050 JES2 RESOURCE SHORTAGE OF JQES - 100% UTILIZATION REACHED
My questions:
1 What made JNUM and JQES full?
2.JOENUM=161314,JOBNUM=65534 AND CKPTSPACE BERTNUM=9000 in the
*$HASP050 JES2 RESOURCE SHORTAGE OF JNUM - 100% UTILIZATION REACHED
*$HASP050 JES2 RESOURCE SHORTAGE OF JQES - 100% UTILIZATION REACHED
You need to see how many job numbers you have defined.
$DJOBDEF
$DSPOOLDEF
$DSPOOL,LONG
These commands should help you see what it going on.
I
I want to transmit PDS PS files from z/OS to my local PC, and then from
my PC to
another z/OS, please, tell me If know a quick and easy way for do this
with many files
and both types ( PS PDS ).
A few of options
1) Use TSO TRANSMIT to create a compressed file
Then FTP to PC using
W dniu 2011-04-18 11:44, ibmnew pisze:
It's not. non-EF PS can be multi-volume.
Yes.
What's differences between non-EF PS with EF PS?
Below is the differences?
1.EF PS can be compressed
2. no track limitation for EF PS ( Is EXTENDED ADDRESSABILITY parameter only
used for VSAM ?)
Hi,
I like XMIT to compress files with IEBCOPY for PDS files, for PS I use TRSMAIN,
also if they are backed with DFDSS because sometimes when I do this without
TRSMAIN the files cannot be restored directly because of the conversion of the
format when I ftp to my PC.
Thanks a lot,
I like XMIT to compress files with IEBCOPY for PDS files, for PS I use
TRSMAIN, also if
they are backed with DFDSS because sometimes when I do this without
TRSMAIN the
files cannot be restored directly because of the conversion of the format
when I ftp to
my PC.
If you are using BIN in your
Why Cann't you do Storage Obtain with ALET of Master that do MVCS to move
the Address of
the Module
Sorry forgot you have to issue RESMGR in Asid 1 okay
Can you execute the resmgr macro in the subsystem initlization routine
for *MASTER*
You have not yet grasped the concept of a memterm
On Mon, 18 Apr 2011 07:03:33 -0400, Lizette Koehler wrote:
2) Use FREE product TRSMAIN from IBM to compress your dataset
Or, for the daring and avant-garde, AMATERSE.
3) Create a DFDSS backup file
Then FTP to PC using BIN format
Use FTP to Upload to your target z/OS host
Use
HI,
There is a product which can share your disk between z/os at any distance.
It can emulated 3390 disk.
The data is stored in PC.
You can access all the files in the disk from any system using the standard
OS utilities.
I heard that the product is free.
Shai
On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 5:27 AM,
I looked into the problem, and I think if you specify PROFILE
VARSTORAGE(LOW) at the beginning of your REXX exec, you will be able to run
without changing the convert program to flip in and out of 31 bit and not
have to worry about it during the life of that particular exec. (make sure
you change
On Fri, 2011-04-15 at 16:57 -0400, Ward, Mike S wrote:
Hello all, can someone tell me if it's better to use CPU peak or CPU
average to project growth.
Once upon a time I found it useful to condense a month's worth of RMF
data into a single graph showing the average CPU utilization over the
d...@lists.duda.com (David Andrews) writes:
Once upon a time I found it useful to condense a month's worth of RMF
data into a single graph showing the average CPU utilization over the
course of a day, plus-or-minus one standard deviation. That drop-bar
chart made it easy to visualize
Thank you Skip Robinson,
Over the past weekend we added a LPAR to our development system, thereby
having a SYSPLEX consisting of three LPARS = DEV0, DEV1 ETE0
We introduced secondary lock structures in order to test VSAM RLS on our
DFHSM spheres (control data sets - MCDS, BCDS OCDS). Our
This is a stupid question but we need to analyze the use on one of our OSA
CHPIDs. Anyone who actually know anything about it is out of the office so it
has fallen to me to look into it. I can tell it's not as simple as just Bus
busy or Channel busy, or Read bytes and write bytes but I'm
I'd open a PMR and get instructions for a trace. Do the trace and send to IBM
for analysis.
Poor performance could be any number of things. The 'overload' might be a DOS,
excessive retries, or a configuration issue.
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Thanks, Hal. We have opened a ticket with IBM. I'm using IBM-Main to see if I
can get more/better information faster this way.
Jim Horne
Hal Merritt wrote:
I'd open a PMR and get instructions for a trace. Do the trace and send to IBM
for analysis.
Poor performance could be any number of
On 18 April 2011 08:27, Paul Gilmartin paulgboul...@aim.com wrote:
On Mon, 18 Apr 2011 07:03:33 -0400, Lizette Koehler wrote:
2) Use FREE product TRSMAIN from IBM to compress your dataset
Or, for the daring and avant-garde, AMATERSE.
On the other hand AMATERSE is neither free as in free beer
Jim
The OSA specialists can more reliably be found on the IBMTCP-L list:
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I presume you've looked through the manual - just the one - covering the OSA
(I assume
What is RMF telling you, and what type of OSA is it?
On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 11:09 AM, Horne, Jim - James S
jim.s.ho...@lowes.com wrote:
Thanks, Hal. We have opened a ticket with IBM. I'm using IBM-Main to see
if I can get more/better information faster this way.
Jim Horne
Hal Merritt
Also, have you checked that the OSA is connected at the proper speed and
duplex? This can be done through the HMC.
On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 11:09 AM, Horne, Jim - James S
jim.s.ho...@lowes.com wrote:
Thanks, Hal. We have opened a ticket with IBM. I'm using IBM-Main to see
if I can get
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To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Subject: Re: Transmission files
On 18 April 2011 08:27, Paul Gilmartin paulgboul...@aim.com wrote:
On
It's defined as an OSD and in the period we care about, we see Bus busy and
channel busy better than 5%, read bytes/sec better than 100 Megabytes/sec and
write bytes at a little over 2 Megabytes/sec. Normally the read rate is about
100X less and the write rate is about 10X less. We know we're
Yes, we've checked that and it's okay.
Jim Horne
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Sent: Monday, April 18, 2011 11:22 AM
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Subject: Re: When is an OSA card too busy?
Also, have you checked
So, this is a Gigabit OSA? If so, 100MB is close enough to theoretical
maximum data rate that it's pretty safe to say it's maxed out.
On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 11:30 AM, Horne, Jim - James S
jim.s.ho...@lowes.com wrote:
Yes, we've checked that and it's okay.
Jim Horne
-Original
Hi,
We are now in need of help from the IMS experts ��.
Here goes the scenario.
The data were stored in IMS. There happened a database migration on
04/15/2011 where the IMS data were migrated to DB2. This is accomplished
with a third party tool called DL2. The advantage of this tool is that
Yes, but why?
For example, we just recently had an issue where some piece of gear was
configured as auto negotiate. After a lot of work, it was determined that the
Cisco routers we were using don't do auto negotiate well and had somehow gotten
into the wrong duplex state.
We turned off
Ron
We are now in need of help from the IMS experts
You'll find the IMS experts inhabiting IMS-L:
http://imslistserv.bmc.com/
Chris Mason
On Mon, 18 Apr 2011 10:46:59 -0500, Ron Thomas ron5...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi,
We are now in need of help from the IMS experts º.
Here goes the scenario.
I have never done ANY work with an OSA card, so my comment may be way off-track.
Changing the size of the packet (if that is even possible in an OSA card), may
buy you some reduction in the ratio of overhead bytes to data bytes. A friend
was working on a problem with a saturated gigabit LAN
While switching to Jumbo Frames may be beneficial (assuming the current MTU
is set to 1500), it is not likely to solve the issue. Using Jumbo Frames
usually increases throughput by increasing link utilization. I kinda think
they are already using Jumbo Frames if they are getting 100MB+/s. One
Yeah, $D SPOOL,JOBS3 or something should tell who the heavy hitters are.
Might be old DUMPS or aborted transmissions just sitting there.
If they're using JES as report writer, $O Q,ALL,AGE=5,CANCEL should break
bad habits.
In a message dated 4/18/2011 5:44:55 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
Hello.
I want to delete my posts from here, if so how to do the same?
Thanks,
Ron
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One picky point. TRANSMIT (XMIT) does not compress. It copies into a
transportable format, but there is little or no compression as
understood today.
Dave Gibney
Information Technology Services
Washington State University
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W dniu 2011-04-18 21:37, Gibney, Dave pisze:
One picky point. TRANSMIT (XMIT) does not compress. It copies into a
transportable format, but there is little or no compression as
understood today.
Dave Gibney
Information Technology Services
Washington State University
Indeed, XMIT does not
From: r.skoru...@bremultibank.com.pl
How can I download my PDSE from mainframe to my PC and edit the later?You
could use the ISPF Workstation Agent (WSA.EXE).
Dave Salt
SimpList(tm) - try it; you'll get it!
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Date:
On Mon, 18 Apr 2011 14:22:43 -0500, Ron Thomas wrote:
I want to delete my posts from here, if so how to do the same?
Doesn't matter. Google will archive them, and they'll be
accessible forever.
see OLLIE NORTH PROFS.
-- gil
You are too late. It may be possible to delete your messages from the official
archive at U of Ala. But the messages have already been echoed to Usenet and
are now ensconced of several Usenet archives, including google. Most Usenet
servers Ignore delete requests.
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On Mon, 18 Apr 2011 16:00:26 -0400, Dave Salt wrote:
From: r.skoru...@bremultibank.com.pl
How can I download my PDSE from mainframe to my PC and edit the later?You
could use the ISPF Workstation Agent (WSA.EXE).
But that's Windows-centric. If I haven't Windows on my desktop,
I'm SOL.
$DJQ,SPOOL=(PERCENT3) will show all jobs holding 3% or more of spool space.
Linda
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Sent: Monday, April 18, 2011 12:17:16 PM
Subject: Re: JNUM and JQES are full
Yeah, $D SPOOL,JOBS3 or something
We updated the z/VM Red Alert page a moment ago
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with the new Red Alert that pertains to those who run
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Thanks.
Regards
Saurabh
On 4/19/2011 3:07 AM, Neubert, Kevin wrote:
You shouldn’t have to do a manual compare. There are commands available such
as diff and find. Examples:
Show differences: diff -s /prod/root /test/root
Find symbolic links: find /prod/root -type l
Regards,
Kevin
From: Hunkeler Peter (KIUP 4) peter.hunke...@credit-suisse.com
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Sent: Mon, April 18, 2011 2:23:26 AM
Subject: Re: Submit a series of jobs in order after the previous has completed
In fact, there's no guarantee they'll run in the order
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