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We tried APPC OFF as well, but didn't work. Slowdown occurs in the same
conditions depicted in other posts.
We're still workin on this issue.
Thank you all for replies.
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Miklos,
Try to TERSE a 3 Gbyte input file, and got IKJ56245I , dynalloc error,
not enough space on volume message,
Can I control this ?
Try dsntype=large for the output file - if that is set up in SMS. The other
thing that comes to mind is if you make the output file multivolume (most
Miklos Szigetvari wrote:
Try to TERSE a 3 Gbyte input file, and got IKJ56245I , dynalloc error,
not enough space on volume message,
Can I control this ?
See OA22765, an APAR closed as FIN because there currently is a
circumvention.
AMATERSE currently uses ddname TMPSPACE as an
All,
currently I'm playing around a little bit with the SVC99 DYNALLOC. When
I try to allocate a rather large Dataset, I (sometimes) need to specify
DALVLCNT (Dataset volume count).
Now... I wonder it it would be safe (or ok) to specify 255 in all
cases, even when allocating a small
Hi
Try to TERSE a 3 Gbyte input file, and got IKJ56245I , dynalloc error,
not enough space on volume message,
Can I control this ?
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Russell,
Thanks for getting back to us. Gary may have found an issue with the VNL
exit and is investigating that.
We'll let you know.
Daniel McLaughlin
Z-Series Systems Programmer
Information Communications Technology
Crawford Company
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Hi
Thank you., this was I have searched for ( I tried SYSUT3 , WORK etc )
If I can ask you about the possbility to PIPE (via USS or without) the
SYSUT1 and /or SYSUT2 ?
Robert Wright wrote:
Miklos Szigetvari wrote:
Try to TERSE a 3 Gbyte input file, and got IKJ56245I , dynalloc
error,
is it safe/ok to specify 255 and let z/OS decide
to allocate multi-volume or not?
z/OS supports a maximum of 59 volumes.
And, it is safe. Nothing significant is used until the volumes are allocated.
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We saw this problem during our 1.9 ESP when we went to our
first production system. Turning off APPC resolved the
slowdown. Seems no one has sorely missed APPC output, so
we've left it off for the
Actually, z/OS supports a maximum of 255 volumes. 59 volumes is a DASD
restriction based on DEB constraints.
Tom Harper
IMS Utilities Development Team
Neon Enterprise Software, Inc.
Sugar Land, TX
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Actually, z/OS supports a maximum of 255 volumes. 59 volumes is a DASD
restriction based on DEB constraints.
Funny!
I thought the DEB was a z/OS construct.
(8-{]}
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Ted,
It's hard to say. I believe it's built by DFSMS code, which could be
argued to be part of z/OS. But ownership of the code is a diversion
here. 59 volumes is a DASD restriction, not an allocation restriction.
You can dynamically allocate a 255 volume tape data set.
Tom Harper
IMS Utilities
On Tue, 2008-05-27 at 19:55 -0700, Philip R Chauvet wrote:
Other data sets that you should catalog in the master catalog are
shown in Table 3.
Table 3. Master Catalog Entries
Key operational data sets such
as:
° SMF data sets
FWIW I've been running with the SMF datasets in a
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[snip]
Except for read only requests (even when mounted R/W). IIRC,
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It's been a long time since I've done this, so I'm actually
reading the
book. I
John McKown said:
I don't want to send a message to a TSO user. I just would like one in
the JES messages of the job so that the submitter will know why it got
a JCL error.
We used to handle this by noting the error(s) in a getmained area that
was passed to the IEFACTRT exit which can issue the
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To kinda make up for my earlier post about Evil Knievel's son
(an off topic
post
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John McKown said:
I don't want to send a message to a TSO user. I just would like one in the
JES messages of the job so that the submitter will know why it got a JCL
error.
We used to handle this by noting the error(s) in a getmained area that was
passed to the IEFACTRT exit which can issue
Mike,
As I understand it (doc is sketchy on this) from prior experience, if a PFS
like HFS or zFS is monted R/W on one or more of the systems in the sysplex,
then all requests, read and write, from non-owning systems are function shipped
to the owner. I.E., they auto-magically become
Shmuel Metz , Seymour J. wrote:
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on
05/23/2008
at 06:34 PM, Tommy Tsui [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
*is my misunderstanding?
Yes. Neither the old APPC support in VTAM nor the (not so) recent APPC
support have anything to do with the APPC application suite.
our shop using
Anynet is no longer supported beyond 1.7, I have to move to EE (Thanks
Chris for your assistance) to support Rational Busines Developer. APPC
will still be supported for applications like OSASF and DFM, correct ?
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John McKown said:
I don't want to send a message to a TSO user. I just would
like one
My contract job at Aviva USA in Des Moines, Iowa just finished last
Friday. I'm currently looking for a job again. If anyone has any leads
they wish to share with me, email me off list or call me. My hope is to
find a permanent job in the Milwaukee area, but anything within a 100
miles of
It's hard to say. I believe it's built by DFSMS code, which could be argued to
be part of z/OS. But ownership of the code is a diversion here.
59 volumes is a DASD restriction, not an allocation restriction. You can
dynamically allocate a 255 volume tape data set.
I thought the OP was
Ted,
Here is the original email. Nothing about DASD that I can see, although
he does mention space which could imply DASD:
All,
currently I'm playing around a little bit with the SVC99 DYNALLOC. When
I try to allocate a rather large Dataset, I (sometimes) need to specify
DALVLCNT (Dataset
Hi,
We run a simple MPF exit specified in MPFLST00 that sets a
couple of bits in the CTXT DSECT pointed to by R1 at entrance. We also
include COM='MN JOBNAMES,T' in COMMND00 to require that the IEF403I
message is produced at job startup (required by our job scheduler).
Everything worked
John McKown wrote:
I don't want to send a message to a TSO user. I just would like one in the
JES messages of the job so that the submittor will know why it got a JCL error.
Check in SYS1.PARMLIB(CONSOLxx) for ROUTCODE and then code your WTO
statements in IEFUJI according to it.
We have
On Tue, 27 May 2008 16:21:26 -0500, Mark Zelden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Tue, 27 May 2008 14:40:35 -0500, McKown, John
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's been a long time since I've done this, so I'm actually reading the
book. I have a very simple IEFUJI exit to implement. But I want to write
a
I'm running the RMF Java PM, and am taking a look at the OSA adapters on
our z/8990. There is a metric called '% Bus utilization' I have two
cards, each with two ports. Right now, I'm using two ports from one
card.
Can anyone point me to a tome on those metrics and what they mean?
…we have been executing this SMFDUMP program since the last
century…most of the time the *OUT datasets are created successfully, but
occasionally, we have an *OUT dataset allocated and then left empty
which causes a downstream job to abend…
…how might we prevent the creation of an empty *OUT
APPC is still supported.
Dean Montevago wrote:
Anynet is no longer supported beyond 1.7, I have to move to EE (Thanks
Chris for your assistance) to support Rational Busines Developer. APPC
will still be supported for applications like OSASF and DFM, correct ?
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From:
Sorry for the fuss I generated. The workaround I referred to is nothing
more than an SDSF 'filter' so as to ignore any APPC output. We could not
live long or well without APPC functions.
The workaround was suggested by SDSF Level 2. It assumes that you're
running the SDSF user exit ISFUSER . We
Ron -
We're not really doing a remote copy. Logically, we mirror 1 half of the
box to the other half of the same box. We are asynchronous for most of
the day and only swap to synchronous mode a few minutes before we're ready
to do our backups, break the pairs once they are synchronous, and
And our 13 OfficeVision instances on one 4381 worked very well and we did
not loose any backups of email, documents, user a-disks, or SQL/DS databases.
But this is only the latest of 'thin-client' projects that have been tried
for at least a dozen years.
/Tom Kern
On Tue, 27 May 2008 19:23:50
Thanks John.
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APPC is still supported.
Dean Montevago wrote:
Anynet is
In a message dated 5/28/2008 8:03:55 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
ep. 3270 on the s/370s. For UNIX it was TTYs (ah, the joys of an ASR33!
or glass ttys for CRTs.). For the truly advanced UNIX people, it was
an X-terminal (Graphics).
Hmmm, I remember it as ASYNC vs
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would simply like to display a panel that cycles up and down months
using the PF7/PF8 key.
I tried this, but what I found was that my code never gets control when
PF7/PF8 are hit. What have I forgotten?
Make sure the panel has a scrollable (e.g. dynamic) area, even
Sorry about the typo; it is a z/890
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I'm running the RMF Java PM, and am
You could use ICETOOL to check for an empty dataset.
//PSTEP050 EXEC PGM=ICETOOL
//TOOLMSG DD SYSOUT=*
//DFSMSG DD SYSOUT=*
//TOOLIN DD *
COPY FROM(DD01) TO(DD01O)
COUNT FROM(DD01) EMPTY
/*
//DD01 DD DSN=input
//DD01ODD DSN=output
If the input is empty will get a
Can someone give me a hint how to do this? I thought it would be easy,
and I've done it before but in a dynamic panel.
I would simply like to display a panel that cycles up and down months
using the PF7/PF8 key.
I tried this, but what I found was that my code never gets control when
PF7/PF8 are
With the old terse implementation this often worked to specify the
temporary work file using JCL
//TMPSPACE DD UNIT=SYSDA,SPACE=(CYL,(4369,1),RLSE)
Best Regards,
Sam Knutson, GEICO
System z Performance and Availability Management
On Wed, 28 May 2008 08:03:46 -0700, Skip Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sorry for the fuss I generated. The workaround I referred to is nothing
more than an SDSF 'filter' so as to ignore any APPC output. We could not
live long or well without APPC functions.
The workaround was suggested by
On Wed, 28 May 2008 13:31:26 +0200, Miklos Szigetvari wrote:
Thank you., this was I have searched for ( I tried SYSUT3 , WORK etc )
If I can ask you about the possbility to PIPE (via USS or without) the
SYSUT1 and /or SYSUT2 ?
If it requires a temporary file (might this be because it
sometimes
On 27 May 2008 14:54:58 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Gibney, Dave) wrote:
It looks like I'm about to be blessed with a new workstation. I seem
to get Windows Vista, whether I want or not.
I can live with it (I have a laptop with it) except, last I noticed,
Softcopy Librarian and Softcopy
IBM is well aware of this issue with VISTA.
The PDF files are a good alternative. If you plan on using the PDF files, make
sure that you install the IBM Advanced Linguistic Search facility plug-in for
ACROBAT. This is located on the tools CD, in the PLUGINS directory, with a
name of
The PDF's are a good alternative for PDF appropriate uses, but
navigation (jumping around) in a document is still superior in
Bookmanager format. I use both depending on my need and availability.
And even using PDF, the Shelf organizer throws a transient error and
Vista whines about color
I don't believe there are any profile effects. ISFUSER is executable code
that runs for each user at initialization, at exit, and many times in
between. Changing the exit code should change product behavior with no
memory of previous logic.
Hello,
I have a customer who is running SCRT for the first time and is having
some trouble with the NO89 DD. He does not have many of the products in
the list, so for the first one, he specifies:
5655-043=*NONE
and receives the following error message:
SCRTTOOL047: LPAR *NONE
Hi.
I have had a similar error and the problem wasin
Report_Period format...
* OPTIONALLY UNCOMMENT ONE OF THESE LINES TO SELECT A REPORT PERIOD
Report_Period=2008/04 ---that is O.K.
* Report_Period=Mayo
*
Review the before statement... may be
The syntax of the NO89 statement looks correct. I'd look at the data.
SCRT may have not found any applicable type 70 or 89 RMF records.
I'd also check to see if the enabling APAR's are applied as well as
applicable processor microcode. When I first started under 1.4, I seem
to recall having to
On Wed, 2008-05-28 at 14:36 -0500, McKown, John wrote:
wonder if they would be open to making a System regex engine ala
System XML to offload regular expressions
Isn't most regex processing against individual lines of text (rather
than, say, entire files)? I imagine an engine dispatch is much
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On Wed, 2008-05-28 at
Anyone,
I'm an application programmer. We are on z/OS 1.7. If I wish to see the
system ENQ status of all ENQs for a given major name, I do this within
ISRDDN, option ENQ. I filter on the major name prefix, and I see all the ENQs;
voila. However, if the *entire* minor name doesn't fit on the
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On Wed, 2008-05-28 at
Hum, how much overhead is the switching from a CP to a zIIP or zAAP?
Curious minds want to know!
My understanding is that it is just as expensive as any task switch.
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John McKown wrote:
Well, I've gotten the NetRexx on z/OS right now. I haven't
gotten it to run. I keep having some problems.
John, I have a colleague in IBM Germany who has a particular interest in
demonstrating stuff like NetREXX working on z/OS. You might want to
articulate your problems
On Wed, 28 May 2008 07:25:47 +0200, Barbara Nitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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. . .
'schleppi'
That was a new one for me! However, when I looked for confirmation, Urban
Dictionary told me that a schleppi is a dodgy partygoer (???)
I did encounter schlepptop though, which has even better ring.
John Mc wrote on 29/05/2008 05:36:21 AM:
I love using regular expressions in Perl, awk, and grep. However, they
can be very CPU intensive.
I would find it *really* hard to believe Larry and his monastic bretheren
would allow this. I am constantly amazed at what Perl can do -
efficiently.
On Wed, 28 May 2008 10:20:23 -0400, Sproull, George CTR DISA GS4B14
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
We run a simple MPF exit specified in MPFLST00 that sets a
couple of bits in the CTXT DSECT pointed to by R1 at entrance. We also
include COM='MN JOBNAMES,T' in COMMND00 to require that the
On Wed, 28 May 2008, Martin Packer wrote:
John McKown wrote:
Well, I've gotten the NetRexx on z/OS right now. I haven't
gotten it to run. I keep having some problems.
John, I have a colleague in IBM Germany who has a particular interest in
demonstrating stuff like NetREXX working on
That was a new one for me! However, when I looked for confirmation, Urban
Dictionary told me that a schleppi is a dodgy partygoer (???)
I did encounter schlepptop though, which has even better ring.
I'm seriously off-topic here, but the word 'schleppen' is actually a German
verb meaning to
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