Marcy,
You could also QUERY CPUID to find out where you are, but if you run in
the same place for DR tests and real DR, that won't distinguish between
the two.
Dennis
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
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Subject: Re: [IBMVM] Query what the name of the SYTEM CONFIG file used
was?
No, that will tell me if sapl screen entry or salipl set them.
What will tell me what it is if it was done from the HMC?
FWIW, GDPS/PPRC Hyperswap (xDR) + GDPS/XRC leaving me trying to figure
out where I am (meaning VM and linux who tags along on VM parms) and
what network I have available in order to set up tcp/ip config (and
maybe consoles ) files for all 3 scenarios ... (production, disaster
test, real diaster).
Marcy
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Marcy...
Try Q IPLPARMS
Marcy Cortes wrote:
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> Is there a way to query this?
> Particularly the one that got chosen by putting FNnnnnn in the
> LOADPARM field on the HMC?
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