ty Kris.
I downloaded it and it looks good, but how do you see all the SPOOL files,
not just the ones owned by the vm I am on?
Sorry to ask such an obvious question.
If this were GUI it would be more intuitive.
Kris Buelens <kris.buel...@gmail.com>
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12/01/2010 10:39 AM
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Re: Hanging when dialing z/OS guests
In my LISTS package on the download library, there is also URLIST, it
displays the whole spool in a FILELIST fashion, with various PF-keys to
sort the list. By size is one of them (I doubt though that my sort by
size knows the size of open spool files).
2010/12/1 Scott Rohling <scott.rohl...@gmail.com>
Didn't see a question anywhere but -
If spool is at 98% - you need to clean it up - quickly! Use SPOOLPIG or
SPOOLCHN tools from the z/VM downloads page and find out where the big
files are. A runaway or looping guest that is spitting out messages can
cause spool to fillup as the console log grows ... something to look for
as well.
The INDICATE commands don't show any issues that I can see.
Your subject is 'hanging when dialing z/OS guests'.. Are there consoles
available to dial to? Under z/VM - you need to ENABLE consoles to be
available for dialing -- not sure what the equivalent is for z/OS.
Scott Rohling
On Wed, Dec 1, 2010 at 7:19 AM, George Henke/NYLIC <
george_he...@newyorklife.com> wrote:
Able to logon to MAINT np, but Spool is 98%.
ind
AVGPROC-049% 01
XSTORE-000001/SEC MIGRATE-0000/SEC
MDC READS-000000/SEC WRITES-000000/SEC HIT RATIO-000%
PAGING-1/SEC STEAL-000%
Q0-00007(00000) DORMANT-00024
Q1-00000(00000) E1-00000(00000)
Q2-00000(00000) EXPAN-001 E2-00000(00000)
Q3-00002(00000) EXPAN-002 E3-00000(00000)
PROC 0000-049% CP
LIMITED-00000
ind queues
SY92TEST Q0 PS 00098545/00096481 MAINTSYS Q0 R00
00001440/00001067
VSCS Q0 PS 00000150/00000128 SY91TEST Q0 PS
00129168/00129163
CFSRV02 Q0 PS 00017794/00017773 MPROUTE Q0 PS
00000246/00000225
CFSRV04 Q0 PS 00038478/00038457 CFSRV03 Q0 PS
00000138/00000117
CFSRV05 Q0 PS 00009058/00009037 CFSRV01 Q0 PS
00000618/00000597
VLINUX2 Q3 PS 00025072/00025058 VLINUX3 Q3 PS
00043218/00043204
VLINUX1 Q3 PS 00038802/00038788 VTAM Q0 PS
00000421/00000395
SY90TEST Q0 PS 00128934/00126872 SY79TEST Q0 PS
00131072/00131072
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Kris Buelens,
IBM Belgium, VM customer support
