I have piece of code that I got from someone from CA that is very useful
"iff" you are running VMBACKUP. It uses one of the files that is a
product of a VMBACKUP run to search thru it's catalog of backed up files
on all disks it backs up to find rogue code. Talk to CA (or me offline).
Jim
Schuh, Richard wrote:
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Are you implying that you cannot just have the client link to and access
the correct 592 disk in place of the probably old disk that is being
used? If you can do that, the module name is irrelevant. If you know or
suspect that there is a rogue module on some other disk in the search
order, you can try releasing the disks one by one until the client
becomes operational.
Another approach would be to use pipelines to search for matching files.
Something like (untested): =20
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'CP LINK TCPIP 592 592 RR'
'ACCESS 592 Z'
'PIPE (end \)',
'\ cms list * * * (noh',
'| nlocate w3 /Z/',
'| l: lookup w1.2 details',
'| > error list a',
'\ cms list * * z (noh',
'| l:'=20
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Regards,=20
Richard Schuh=20
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That was my first guest, but I need to know what module is causing the
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Subject: Re: network response time issues
Could it be that the client does not have the current TCPIP 592 disk is
the search order?=20
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Regards,=20
Richard Schuh=20
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
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Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 1:11 PM
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I'm getting the following message:=20
TCP/IP level (0520) does not match unknown level of client xxxxxxx=20
Where xxxxxxx is the name of a userid on our VM=20
What module (or whatever) is causing this mismatch?=20
TCPIP.MODULE?=20
Thanks,=20
Steve G.=20
