date:20111205

 Jakes,

This is one of the many reasons that all programs no matter how trivial should 
be installed with SMPE. Not only that the products should also be smpe 
maintainable. That should be a prereq for any program. I have heard many an 
excuse from various vendors over the years but when you have hundreds of often 
obscure programs there is just no easy way to determine what, where and who.

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ROOT file system is out space

2011-12-05 Thread Chokalingam Thangavelu

Hi,

I am applying RSU maintenance and the job failed with the below message.

IOEZ00551I Aggregate ZOSS11.OMVSB.ROOT ran out of space

Please help me to increase the size of ROOT file system.

Regards,
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IRA103I SQA/ESQA HAS EXPANDED INTO CSA/ECSA BY 510 PAGES

2011-12-05 Thread Chokalingam Thangavelu

Hi,

The below message is frequently coming on DEV LPAR.

IRA103I SQA/ESQA HAS EXPANDED INTO CSA/ECSA BY   510 PAGES

Sysview reports show below utilizations.

ECSA  23%
ESQA  90%
SQA  20%
CSA  18%

Please let me know do I need to increase the ESQA size.

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Re: ROOT file system is out space

2011-12-05 Thread Mullen, Patrick

Google zfsadm grow


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Hi,

I am applying RSU maintenance and the job failed with the below message.

IOEZ00551I Aggregate ZOSS11.OMVSB.ROOT ran out of space

Please help me to increase the size of ROOT file system.

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Re: IRA103I SQA/ESQA HAS EXPANDED INTO CSA/ECSA BY 510 PAGES

2011-12-05 Thread Mark Jacobs


Change second parameter on the SQA= parameter in IEASYSxx

SQA=(12,45M), /* SQA SIZE X 64K (SQA,ESQA)  */

Mark Jacobs

On 12/05/11 11:37, Chokalingam Thangavelu wrote:

Hi,

The below message is frequently coming on DEV LPAR.

IRA103I SQA/ESQA HAS EXPANDED INTO CSA/ECSA BY   510 PAGES

Sysview reports show below utilizations.

ECSA  23%
ESQA  90%
SQA  20%
CSA  18%

Please let me know do I need to increase the ESQA size.

Regards,
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Re: SMP/E vs. Multi-CSECT MOD Elements?

2011-12-05 Thread Tom Marchant

On Mon, 5 Dec 2011 10:02:00 -0600, Staller, Allan wrote:


>
>How will APPLY know to "replace" (i.e. delete) the unreferenced CSECT's?

When a SYSMOD includes a ++MOD that specifies the CSECTS that 
are included in that MOD, and another SYSMOD provides a replacement 
++MOD that has a different list of CSECTS specified, SMP/E knows that 
there is a difference.

This is not the same as providing a ++MOD that contains multiple CSECTS 
and not telling SMP/E about them.  In that case, SMP/E would not know.

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Re: IRA103I SQA/ESQA HAS EXPANDED INTO CSA/ECSA BY 510 PAGES

2011-12-05 Thread Mark Jacobs


And ReIPL.

Mark Jacobs

On 12/05/11 11:53, Mark Jacobs wrote:

Change second parameter on the SQA= parameter in IEASYSxx

SQA=(12,45M), /* SQA SIZE X 64K (SQA,ESQA)  */

Mark Jacobs

On 12/05/11 11:37, Chokalingam Thangavelu wrote:

Hi,

The below message is frequently coming on DEV LPAR.

IRA103I SQA/ESQA HAS EXPANDED INTO CSA/ECSA BY   510 PAGES

Sysview reports show below utilizations.

ECSA  23%
ESQA  90%
SQA  20%
CSA  18%

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Re: ROOT file system is out space

2011-12-05 Thread Rob Schramm

This was covered in a prior set of posts

http://www.mail-archive.com/ibm-main@bama.ua.edu/msg109167.html

For expanding via re-allocating the filesystem... IDCAMS REPRO, copytree or pax

http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg246580.pdf


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> Hi,
>
> I am applying RSU maintenance and the job failed with the below message.
>
> IOEZ00551I Aggregate ZOSS11.OMVSB.ROOT ran out of space
>
> Please help me to increase the size of ROOT file system.
>
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Re: ROOT file system is out space

>
>I am applying RSU maintenance and the job failed with the below message.
>
>IOEZ00551I Aggregate ZOSS11.OMVSB.ROOT ran out of space
>
>Please help me to increase the size of ROOT file system.
>



Is this a zFS or HFS file?

Is this your live Root or your Service Root?

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Re: ROOT file system is out space

2011-12-05 Thread McKown, John

Look at the "zfsadm" command here:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/FCXD5A91/ZFSADMGROW

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Re: ROOT file system is out space

2011-12-05 Thread Chokalingam Thangavelu

This is live ROOT.

Regards,
Chokalingam Thangavelu


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>I am applying RSU maintenance and the job failed with the below message.
>
>IOEZ00551I Aggregate ZOSS11.OMVSB.ROOT ran out of space
>
>Please help me to increase the size of ROOT file system.
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Is this a zFS or HFS file?

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Re: Predictive Failure Analysis (PFA)

2011-12-05 Thread Mary Anne Matyaz

Sam, 

We use PFA in all our production LPARs, and automate on none, right now, though 
we do automate on other healthchecks. Because I hadn't seen one in a while, 
I've asked for an email just to me if they hit, so I'll keep a closer eye on it 
for you. Initially, when we set PFA up, we had some false positives in frames 
and slots, but I increased the stddev to 7 and they went away. I've recently 
decreased it to 4 so we'll see how that goes. 

For us, we have a lot of monitors. Sometimes we have monitors monitoring the 
monitors. :) But I think PFA is valuable for two reasons, it gives good info 
even if it's not creating an exception, like the list of asids that are using 
more frames than expected, but not enough to trigger the alarm. And for a shop 
without monitors, it could be a big help. 

I'm interested to see how the new z/OS 1.13 spool check runs in production. We 
only have it in test at this point. I think that could be helpful for user 
batch jobs looping.  

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Re: Data encrypt

2011-12-05 Thread Rob Schramm

I had thought that DKMS was going under Tivoli and being renamed... my error.

It started out Danish or Denmark Key Management ... I think.

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On Mon, Dec 5, 2011 at 9:46 AM, John Gilmore  wrote:
> Rob Schramm's post suggests that IBM's DKMS key-management system has
> a new name; but I, for one, do not know what that new name is.  The
> IBM  website still talks about DKMS.
>
> The impetus for a new name is understandable.  This acronym is among
> the most overloaded I routinely encounter.
>
> For UNIX people it most often means 'Distributed Kernel Module
> Support', but it can also mean 'Distributed Knowledge Management
> System', and outside of computing it is the acronym for 'Deutsche
> KnochenMarkSpenderdatei', the originally German but now also Polish
> and American non-profit organization that maintains a database of
> bone-marrow donors for leukemia victims.  It can even stand for
> Drunken Killing MachineS.
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> that has no real competitors in its specific z/OS environment.
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Re: ALET=2

2011-12-05 Thread Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.)

In
,
on 12/05/2011
   at 08:28 AM, Peter Relson  said:

>DIE routines are expected not to reference private storage,

Even if it's page fixed?
 
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Re: Data encrypt

2011-12-05 Thread Tony's Comcast account

IBM should rename it USS.;-)



 

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I had thought that DKMS was going under Tivoli and being renamed... my
error.

It started out Danish or Denmark Key Management ... I think.

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> Rob Schramm's post suggests that IBM's DKMS key-management system has
> a new name; but I, for one, do not know what that new name is.  The
> IBM  website still talks about DKMS.
>
> The impetus for a new name is understandable.  This acronym is among
> the most overloaded I routinely encounter.
>
> For UNIX people it most often means 'Distributed Kernel Module
> Support', but it can also mean 'Distributed Knowledge Management
> System', and outside of computing it is the acronym for 'Deutsche
> KnochenMarkSpenderdatei', the originally German but now also Polish
> and American non-profit organization that maintains a database of
> bone-marrow donors for leukemia victims.  It can even stand for
> Drunken Killing MachineS.
>
> The IBM product is nevertheless an excellent, severely practical one
> that has no real competitors in its specific z/OS environment.
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What SMF record types and formats does ACF2 write?

What record types does ACF2 write? Does it write Type 80 records that are
equivalent to those written by RACF?

 

I find reference on the Web to ACF2 writing Type 230 records - can anyone
supply me with formats? - and also RACF-equivalent Type 80 records.

 

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DFSORT JOINKEYS question

2011-12-05 Thread Frank Swarbrick

Can DFSORT be used to do the following?
File 1 contains all records to be placed in the output.
File 2 contains only some records with the same key.
If the record is in file 2, then the output record should contain information 
from two fields in file 2.
Otherwise the output record should contain information from two fields in file 
1.
The output record will also contain two fields always pulled from file 1 (even 
though the same fields also exist on file 2).

Since examples are always better, see below.
CHFIN is file 1
CHSIN is file 2
Matching is done on CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT.
Each output record needs to always contain CHR-PIC-CNT and CHR-ISSUE-CNT from 
CHFIN (file 1).
If there is a corresponding record on CHSIN (file 2) then we want to use 
CHS-CNT-DATE and CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT from CHSIN.
Otherwise we want to use CHR-CNT-DATE and CHR-FEE-BILL-AMT from CHSIN.
Oh, and to make it more fun, CHR-PIC-CNT, CHR-FEE-BILL-AMT and CHR-FEE-BILL-AMT 
are all 1 byte smaller than their counterparts CHS-PIC-CNT, CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT 
and CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT.

//JKEYCHR  JOB NOTIFY=&SYSUID    
//*--
//SORT1    EXEC PGM=SORT 
//CHFIN    DD DISP=SHR,DSN=DVFJS.CVSC.CVSCHF 
//CHSIN    DD DISP=SHR,DSN=DEVA.CVSC.CHS 
//CHSOUT   DD DISP=SHR,DSN=DEVC.CVSC.CHS 
//SYSIN    DD *  
* Control statements for JOINKEYS application    
  JOINKEYS F1=CHFIN,FIELDS=(CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,A),SORTED,NOSEQCK
  JOINKEYS F2=CHSIN,FIELDS=(CHS-PAN-ACCOUNT,A),SORTED,NOSEQCK
  JOIN UNPAIRED,F1   
  REFORMAT FIELDS=(F1:CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,CHR-CNT-DATE,  
  CHR-PIC-CNT,CHR-ISSUE-CNT, 
   F2:CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT)  
* Control statements for main task (joined records)  
  OPTION COPY    
  OUTFIL FNAMES=CHSOUT,FTOV  
  OUTREC BUILD=(OUT-PAN-ACCOUNT, 
    OUT-CNT-DATE,    
    OUT-PIC-CNT,TO=PD,LENGTH=2,  
    OUT-ISSUE-CNT,TO=PD,LENGTH=2,
    OUT-FEE-BILL-AMT)    
//SYSOUT   DD SYSOUT=*   
//SYMNAMES DD *  
CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,6,19,CH  
CHR-PIC-CNT,1223,1,PD    
CHR-ISSUE-CNT,1224,1,PD  
CHR-CNT-DATE,1228,3,PD   
CHR-FEE-BILL-AMT,1234,2,PD   
CHS-PAN-ACCOUNT,1,19,CH  
CHS-CNT-DATE,20,3,PD 
CHS-PIC-CNT,23,2,PD  
CHS-ISSUE-CNT,25,2,PD    
CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT,27,3,PD 
OUT-PAN-ACCOUNT,1,19,CH  
OUT-CNT-DATE,20,3,PD 
OUT-PIC-CNT,23,1,PD  
OUT-ISSUE-CNT,24,1,PD    
OUT-FEE-BILL-AMT,25,3,PD 
//SYMNOUT  DD SYSOUT=*   


Probably I'll just end up restoring to writing a COBOL program, but doing it 
with DFSORT would be pretty cool!

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Re: ALET=2

2011-12-05 Thread Binyamin Dissen

On Mon, 5 Dec 2011 10:46:38 -0500 "Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.)"
 wrote:

:>In
:>,
:>on 12/05/2011
:>   at 08:28 AM, Peter Relson  said:

:>>DIE routines are expected not to reference private storage,

:>Even if it's page fixed?
 
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arbitrary address space, I would think that it is correct to state that they
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Re: ROOT file system is out space

2011-12-05 Thread Ford Prefect

Why in the world are you applying maintenance to your live root?

On Mon, Dec 5, 2011 at 12:09 PM, Chokalingam Thangavelu <
thangavelu.chokalin...@wipro.com> wrote:

> This is live ROOT.
>
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> Subject: Re: ROOT file system is out space
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> >
> >I am applying RSU maintenance and the job failed with the below message.
> >
> >IOEZ00551I Aggregate ZOSS11.OMVSB.ROOT ran out of space
> >
> >Please help me to increase the size of ROOT file system.
> >
>
>
>
> Is this a zFS or HFS file?
>
> Is this your live Root or your Service Root?
>
> Lizette
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Re: ROOT file system is out space

2011-12-05 Thread Bobbie Justice

I hope you're joking, please provide the mountpoint of that dataset. --> D 
OMVS,F


Bobbie Jo Justice


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Re: Data encrypt

2011-12-05 Thread John Gilmore

I had heard much the same rumor, more vaguely advanced: "Tivoli" was
only hinted at.  I had hoped that Rob knew the new name.

I suspect that there is one in the womb of time, but bets on the date
of its birth would be unwise.  IBM itself often does not know the
dates of such announcements until shortly before it makes them.

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Re: What SMF record types and formats does ACF2 write?

What SMF record types and formats does ACF2 write?
>
>What record types does ACF2 write? Does it write Type 80 records that are
>equivalent to those written by RACF?
>
>I find reference on the Web to ACF2 writing Type 230 records - can anyone
>supply me with formats? - and also RACF-equivalent Type 80 records.
> 
>Thanks,
> >
>Charles 
>


You may wish to join the ACF2 community on the MYCA website or the Yahoo group 
dedicated to ACF2.

Lizette

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Re: DFSORT JOINKEYS question

2011-12-05 Thread Frank Yaeger

Frank Swarbuck on IBM Mainframe Discussion List 
wrote on 12/05/2011 11:43:27 AM:
> Can DFSORT be used to do the following?
>  ...

Frank,

If I understand correctly what you want to do, you can use a DFSORT
JOINKEYS job like the
following to do it. Note the use of ? in REFORMAT as an indicator.

//SORT1EXEC PGM=SORT
//SYMNAMES DD *
CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,6,19,CH
CHR-PIC-CNT,1223,1,PD
CHR-ISSUE-CNT,1224,1,PD
CHR-CNT-DATE,1228,3,PD
CHR-FEE-BILL-AMT,1234,2,PD
CHS-PAN-ACCOUNT,1,19,CH
CHS-CNT-DATE,20,3,PD
CHS-PIC-CNT,23,2,PD
CHS-ISSUE-CNT,25,2,PD
CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT,27,3,PD
INT-CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,1,19,CH
INT-CHR-CNT-DATE,*,3,PD
INT-CHR-PIC-CNT,*,1,PD
INT-CHR-ISSUE-CNT,*,1,PD
INT-CHR-FEE-BILL-AMT,*,2,PD
INT-CHS-CNT-DATE,*,3,PD
INT-CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT,*,3,PD
INT-FLAG,*,1,CH
//SYMNOUT DD SYSOUT=*
//CHFIN    DD DISP=SHR,DSN=DVFJS.CVSC.CVSCHF
//CHSIN    DD DISP=SHR,DSN=DEVA.CVSC.CHS
//CHSOUT   DD DISP=SHR,DSN=DEVC.CVSC.CHS
//SYSINDD *
* CONTROL STATEMENTS FOR JOINKEYS APPLICATION
  JOINKEYS F1=CHFIN,FIELDS=(CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,A),SORTED,NOSEQCK
  JOINKEYS F2=CHSIN,FIELDS=(CHS-PAN-ACCOUNT,A),SORTED,NOSEQCK
  JOIN UNPAIRED,F1
  REFORMAT FIELDS=(F1:CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,CHR-CNT-DATE,
   CHR-PIC-CNT,CHR-ISSUE-CNT,CHR-FEE-BILL-AMT,
 F2:CHS-CNT-DATE,CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT,?)
* CONTROL STATEMENTS FOR MAIN TASK (JOINED RECORDS)
  OPTION COPY
OUTREC IFTHEN=(WHEN=(INT-FLAG,EQ,C'1'),
  BUILD=(INT-CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,
 INT-CHR-CNT-DATE,
 INT-CHR-PIC-CNT,TO=PD,LENGTH=2,
 INT-CHR-ISSUE-CNT,TO=PD,LENGTH=2,
 INT-CHR-FEE-BILL-AMT,TO=PD,LENGTH=3)),
 IFTHEN=(WHEN=(INT-FLAG,EQ,C'B'),
  BUILD=(INT-CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,
 INT-CHS-CNT-DATE,
 INT-CHR-PIC-CNT,TO=PD,LENGTH=2,
 INT-CHR-ISSUE-CNT,TO=PD,LENGTH=2,
 INT-CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT,TO=PD,LENGTH=3))
  OUTFIL FNAMES=CHSOUT,FTOV
/*


Frank Yaeger - DFSORT Development Team (IBM) - yae...@us.ibm.com
Specialties: JOINKEYS, FINDREP, WHEN=GROUP, ICETOOL, Symbols, Migration

 => DFSORT/MVS is on the Web at http://www.ibm.com/storage/dfsort

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Re: ROOT file system is out space

2011-12-05 Thread R.S.

W dniu 2011-12-05 21:58, Bobbie Justice pisze:

I hope you're joking, please provide the mountpoint of that dataset. --> D
OMVS,F

Why do you think so?
While not recommended, it is possible to apply service on live system.
Significant part of HOLDSYS activities assume such approach.

BTW: IMHO the solution for out-of-space condition does (could) not
depend on whether the root filesystem is real one, or mounted in /Service.

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Re: What SMF record types and formats does ACF2 write?

Thanks Lizette.

Do you recommend one over the other? I am a software developer for an ISV, not 
a CA customer.

Charles

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Lizette Koehler
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Subject: Re: What SMF record types and formats does ACF2 write?

What SMF record types and formats does ACF2 write?
>
>What record types does ACF2 write? Does it write Type 80 records that 
>are equivalent to those written by RACF?
>
>I find reference on the Web to ACF2 writing Type 230 records - can 
>anyone supply me with formats? - and also RACF-equivalent Type 80 records.
> 
>Thanks,
> >
>Charles
>


You may wish to join the ACF2 community on the MYCA website or the Yahoo group 
dedicated to ACF2.

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Re: FICON Express8 and older CU's

2011-12-05 Thread R.S.


Thank you for the information.

I'm still uncertain of the root cause of the problems
It seems the problem appeared with Driver 93 (microcode level). Type of 
FICON card is irrelevant - it can be FICON Express8S, Express8, or even 
Express4 (can be "carried on" from previous machine).

Of course driver level also determine CPC models - it can be z196 or z114.

What I don't know:
1. Is the above true?
It looks funny, but I didn't find source of that information. Relying on 
gossips and opinions is not the best idea.


2. What about other affected control units? I heard that some 3494 tape 
libraries (in fact controllers inside) are also affected, as well as 
some SAN switches, like Brocade 4100 (also marketed under IBM logo).


Still looking for information, the only answer from IBM sites is "we 
IMPROVED the way CRC is calculated". Well, maybe it's improvement, but 
it also broke many other things which were working quite well. What 
about downward compatibility?


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W dniu 2011-12-05 14:58, Nelson, Ira pisze:

We received the following primus issue from EMC emc246345. It  documents the 
supported levels  for Ficon Express 8.

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Subject: FICON Express8 and older CU's

I'm looking for information regarding incompatibilities between FICON
Express8 and older control units (for example EMC Symmetrix disk systems).
I heard a lot of contradictory messages regarding Driver level of the
CPC, FICON card model, CPC models, control units affected, etc.

Any clue?


Regards





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Re: ROOT file system is out space

2011-12-05 Thread John Eells


R.S. wrote:

W dniu 2011-12-05 21:58, Bobbie Justice pisze:

I hope you're joking, please provide the mountpoint of that dataset.
--> D OMVS,F


Why do you think so?
While not recommended, it is possible to apply service on live system.
Significant part of HOLDSYS activities assume such approach.



I expect Bobbie's comments might have arisen from the original post, 
which said in part, "I am applying RSU maintenance."  Usually an RSU 
would identify a fairly large number of PTFs, many (or most) of which 
would not lend themselves to concurrent service.  If the PTFs that would 
be selected usuing the RSU SOURCEID were not winnowed to those that 
support dynamic activation, there is a good chance that Something Bad 
could happen were one to attempt to install them on a running system.


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Re: SMP/E vs. Multi-CSECT MOD Elements?

2011-12-05 Thread Kurt Quackenbush


If I APPLY a MOD that has fewer CSECTS than an earlier version,
are the omitted CSECTs REPLACEd?  The Reference implies that
this is done (in a warning, as if it were an extraordinary
occurrence).


Yes, the APPLY will generate REPLACE statements so the binder can delete
the omitted CSECTs.


How will APPLY know to "replace" (i.e. delete) the unreferenced CSECT's?


Consider the following:

++PTF(P1).
++VER ...
++MOD(A) CSECT(FOO,BAR).

++PTF(P2).
++VER ... PRE(P1).
++MOD(A) CSECT(FOO).

SMP/E compares the CSECT lists for module A between the two PTFs and 
knows to delete BAR.


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Re: What SMF record types and formats does ACF2 write?

Then the Yahoo Group would be better.

Other one requires a CA Support ID To get to it.  If you have a CA Support 
ID/PWD, then MYCA would be good.

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/ACF2-L/


And I am sure if you searched YAHOO Groups you might find even more.

Lizette

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Re: ROOT file system is out space

2011-12-05 Thread Bobbie Justice

Exactly, applying a couple of fixes and using the: 

SERV_LINKLIB= 
SERV_LPALIB = 

and using dynamic activate is one thing, but applying an entire RSU (or more) 
on the in-use ROOT zFS, I don't think sonot a good idea. 

Bobbie Jo Justice 




>I expect Bobbie's comments might have arisen from the original post, 
>which said in part, "I am applying RSU maintenance."  Usually an RSU 
>would identify a fairly large number of PTFs, many (or most) of which 
>would not lend themselves to concurrent service.  If the PTFs that would 
>be selected usuing the RSU SOURCEID were not winnowed to those that 
>support dynamic activation, there is a good chance that Something Bad 
>could happen were one to attempt to install them on a running system.

>-- 
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>z/OS Technical Marketing
>IBM Poughkeepsie
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Re: ROOT file system is out space

Subject: Re: ROOT file system is out space
>
>This is live ROOT.
>
>Regards,
>Chokalingam Thangavelu
>

Is the root a zFS or HFS file?  

I do not think the zfsadm will work for HFS files.

Lizette

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Re: What SMF record types and formats does ACF2 write?

2011-12-05 Thread Scott Barry

I doubt you will see CA-ACF2 clients sharing such proprietary information, 
given you are not a CA customer.  

If you are looking to analyze a customer's ACF2 SMF data, it would be 
appropriate to coordinate through a client or directly with CA (for an NDA).  
That way, you can gain proper access to ACF2 technical documentation (through 
CA SUPPORT ONLINE) in order to properly learn about the SMF data source (user) 
record types and their purpose/use.

Scott Barry
SBBWorks, Inc.
http://sbbworks.com


On Mon, 5 Dec 2011 14:02:42 -0800, Charles Mills  wrote:

>Thanks Lizette.
>
>Do you recommend one over the other? I am a software developer for an ISV, not 
>a CA customer.
>
>Charles
>
>-Original Message-
>From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu] On Behalf Of 
>Lizette Koehler
>Sent: Monday, December 05, 2011 1:37 PM
>To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
>Subject: Re: What SMF record types and formats does ACF2 write?
>
>What SMF record types and formats does ACF2 write?
>>
>>What record types does ACF2 write? Does it write Type 80 records that
>>are equivalent to those written by RACF?
>>
>>I find reference on the Web to ACF2 writing Type 230 records - can
>>anyone supply me with formats? - and also RACF-equivalent Type 80 records.
>>
>>Thanks,
>> >
>>Charles
>>
>
>
>You may wish to join the ACF2 community on the MYCA website or the Yahoo group 
>dedicated to ACF2.
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Re: What SMF record types and formats does ACF2 write?

2011-12-05 Thread John Gilmore

Cheryl's website has this information, properly labeled.

The problem with all such numbers for non-IBM SMF records is that
ISVs, very properly, supply a default record number but permit it to
be overridden when its use would conflict with another, preexistent
use of that number.  The only not very helpful thing that can be said
about any such 'user' SMF record number n  is that n > 127 is certain.

Information of this kind is thus often shop-specific; and analysis
tools, programming examples, and the like must be parametric in such
numbers.

John Gilmore, Ashland, MA 01721 - USA

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Re: DFSORT JOINKEYS question

2011-12-05 Thread Frank Swarbrick

Very cool.  I obviously had no understanding of what the ? option was really to 
be used for.  :-)
Now I have the following, that at a glance appears to be working

//SYMNAMES DD *    
CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,6,19,CH    
CHR-PIC-CNT,1223,1,PD  
CHR-ISSUE-CNT,1224,1,PD    
CHR-CNT-DATE,1228,3,PD 
CHR-FEE-BILL-AMT,1234,2,PD 
CHS-PAN-ACCOUNT,1,19,CH    
CHS-CNT-DATE,20,3,PD   
CHS-PIC-CNT,23,2,PD    
CHS-ISSUE-CNT,25,2,PD  
CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT,27,3,PD   
INT-CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,1,19,CH
INT-CHR-CNT-DATE,*,3,PD    
INT-CHR-PIC-CNT,*,2,PD 
INT-CHR-ISSUE-CNT,*,2,PD   
INT-CHR-FEE-BILL-AMT,*,3,PD
INT-CHS-CNT-DATE,*,3,PD    
INT-CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT,*,3,PD
INT-FLAG,*,1,CH    

//JNF1CNTL DD *  
  INREC  BUILD=(CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,CHR-CNT-DATE,    
    CHR-PIC-CNT,TO=PD,LENGTH=2,  
    CHR-ISSUE-CNT,TO=PD,LENGTH=2,    
    CHR-FEE-BILL-AMT,TO=PD,LENGTH=3) 
//SYSIN    DD *  

* Control statements for JOINKEYS application 
  JOINKEYS F1=CHFIN,FIELDS=(CHS-PAN-ACCOUNT,A),SORTED,NOSEQCK 
  JOINKEYS F2=CHSIN,FIELDS=(CHS-PAN-ACCOUNT,A),SORTED,NOSEQCK 
  JOIN UNPAIRED,F1    
  REFORMAT FIELDS=(F1:CHS-PAN-ACCOUNT,CHS-CNT-DATE,   
  CHS-PIC-CNT,CHS-ISSUE-CNT,CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT, 
   F2:CHS-CNT-DATE,CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT,?)    
* Control statements for main task (joined records)   
  OPTION COPY 
  OUTREC IFTHEN=(WHEN=(INT-FLAG,EQ,C'1'), 
   BUILD=(INT-CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,    
  INT-CHR-CNT-DATE,   
  INT-CHR-PIC-CNT,    
  INT-CHR-ISSUE-CNT,  
  INT-CHR-FEE-BILL-AMT)), 
 IFTHEN=(WHEN=(INT-FLAG,EQ,C'B'), 
   BUILD=(INT-CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,    
  INT-CHS-CNT-DATE,   
  INT-CHR-PIC-CNT,   
  INT-CHR-ISSUE-CNT, 
  INT-CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT)),
 IFOUTLEN=29 
  OUTFIL FNAMES=CHSOUT,FTOV  

I added a JNF1CNTL to reformat the input records into the same format as file 2 
and the output records, rather than doing it inside both IFTHEN/WHENs.
I also had to add an IFOUTLEN so that the output record was not padded with 
spaces to make up for the two fields that were not part of the output record.

Great!  I had a feeling that an IFTHEN/WHEN was required, but I was looking to 
put if on the REFORMAT statement, and it wasn't allowed.  Didn't occur to me to 
put it on an OUTREC, but now it seems "obvious".  :-)

Thanks!
Frank




>
> From: Frank Yaeger 
>To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu 
>Sent: Monday, December 5, 2011 2:52 PM
>Subject: Re: DFSORT JOINKEYS question
> 
>Frank Swarbuck on IBM Mainframe Discussion List 
>wrote on 12/05/2011 11:43:27 AM:
>> Can DFSORT be used to do the following?
>>  ...
>
>Frank,
>
>If I understand correctly what you want to do, you can use a DFSORT
>JOINKEYS job like the
>following to do it. Note the use of ? in REFORMAT as an indicator.
>
>//SORT1    EXEC PGM=SORT
>//SYMNAMES DD *
>CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,6,19,CH
>CHR-PIC-CNT,1223,1,PD
>CHR-ISSUE-CNT,1224,1,PD
>CHR-CNT-DATE,1228,3,PD
>CHR-FEE-BILL-AMT,1234,2,PD
>CHS-PAN-ACCOUNT,1,19,CH
>CHS-CNT-DATE,20,3,PD
>CHS-PIC-CNT,23,2,PD
>CHS-ISSUE-CNT,25,2,PD
>CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT,27,3,PD
>INT-CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,1,19,CH
>INT-CHR-CNT-DATE,*,3,PD
>INT-CHR-PIC-CNT,*,1,PD
>INT-CHR-ISSUE-CNT,*,1,PD
>INT-CHR-FEE-BILL-AMT,*,2,PD
>INT-CHS-CNT-DATE,*,3,PD
>INT-CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT,*,3,PD
>INT-FLAG,*,1,CH
>//SYMNOUT DD SYSOUT=*
>//CHFIN    DD DISP=SHR,DSN=DVFJS.CVSC.CVSCHF
>//CHSIN    DD DISP=SHR,DSN=DEVA.CVSC.CHS
>//CHSOUT   DD DISP=SHR,DSN=DEVC.CVSC.CHS
>//SYSIN    DD *
>* CONTROL STATEMENTS FOR JOINKEYS APPLICATION
>  JOINKEYS F1=CHFIN,FIELDS=(CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,A),SORTED,NOSEQCK
>  JOINKEYS F2=CHSIN,FIELDS=(CHS-PAN-ACCOUNT,A),SORTED,NOSEQCK
>  JOIN UNPAIRED,F1
>  REFORMAT FIELDS=(F1:CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,CHR-CNT-DATE,
>       CHR-PIC-CNT,CHR-ISSUE-CNT,CHR-FEE-BILL-AMT,
>     F2:CHS-CNT-DATE,CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT,?)
>* CONTROL STATEMENTS FOR MAIN TASK (JOINED RECORDS)
>  OPTION COPY
>    OUTREC IFTHEN=(WHEN=(INT-FLAG,EQ,C'1'),
>      BUILD=(INT-CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,
>         INT-CHR-CNT-DATE,
>         INT-CHR-PIC-CNT,TO=PD,LENGTH=2,
>         INT-CHR-ISSUE-CNT,TO=PD,LENGTH=2,
>         INT-CHR-FEE-BILL-AMT,TO=PD,LENGTH=3)),
>     IFTHEN=(WHEN=(INT-FLAG,EQ,C'B'),
>      BUILD=(INT-CHR-PAN-ACCOUNT,
>         INT-CHS-CNT-DATE,
>         INT-CHR-PIC-CNT,TO=PD,LENGTH=2,
>         INT-CHR-ISSUE-CNT,TO=PD,LENGTH=2,
>         INT-CHS-FEE-BILL-AMT,TO=PD,LENGTH=3))
>  OUTFIL FNAMES=CHSO

Re: Version Query for Installed Product

2011-12-05 Thread Edward Jaffe


On 12/4/2011 9:02 PM, Jake anderson wrote:

There are some Product in our system where the version Indication is not
visible via Datasets(SMPE datasets) or thru SMP/E panel. Our systems   MSU
capacity is too low due to which we are unable to make the installed
product to run which might cause the  products to consume more process or
CPU.  Are there any sample JCLs which will pull out the version of the
offline products. I was able to get the version of some product through
SMP/E panel(query facility). There are some products for which I am unable
to extract.

Any Hints or suggestion would really help me in extracting the details.


The vast majority of IBM and ISV software products will identify themselves with 
eye-readable text in the executable load modules. This text usually takes the 
form of product numbers, FMIDs, copyright notices, compile dates, etc. Use ISPF 
BROWSE to look at the executable module and see what you see. For example, the 
very first module in my SYS1.LINKLIB library is ABA (alias of ARCABA). Browsing 
that I see the following eye-catchers:


ARCABAMA.10092.160006.HDZ1C10
ARCABAMK.10092.160007.HDZ1C10

In this case, I'm guessing that ARCABAMA and ARCABAMK are CSECT names, 10092 is 
the compile date (2 April 2010), and HDZ1C10 is the FMID indicating z/OS 1.12 DFSMS.


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Re: What SMF record types and formats does ACF2 write?

Thanks all.

Don't see this information on Cheryl's site, but perhaps I am not looking in
the right place.

I have a CA support ID. The record layout specifics do not seem to be in the
ACF2 documentation. (If I'm wrong, can someone supply a specific manual
name?)

I have figured out that ACF2 may be configured as John indicates to use any
valid SMF record type number, with a default of 230. I'm prepared to be, as
John says, "parametric."

Let's try a new question that is not very proprietary: 

Does anyone know if ACF2's SMF (Type 230 or whatever) records are more or
less the same as RACF Type 80 records? By "more or less the same" I mean are
the layouts apparently identical, perhaps with some small exceptions? Or is
it a completely different layout (with, of course, roughly comparable
information)?

Charles

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Cheryl's website has this information, properly labeled.

The problem with all such numbers for non-IBM SMF records is that ISVs, very
properly, supply a default record number but permit it to be overridden when
its use would conflict with another, preexistent use of that number.  The
only not very helpful thing that can be said about any such 'user' SMF
record number n  is that n > 127 is certain.

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Re: DFSORT JOINKEYS question

2011-12-05 Thread Frank Yaeger

Frank Swarbuck at IBM Mainframe Discussion List 
wrote on 12/05/2011 03:42:03 PM:
>Very cool.  I obviously had no understanding of what the ? option was
really to be used for.  :-)

Frank,

I'm glad my example gave you a starting point for figuring out how to do
what
you needed.  As you realized, the ? and JNFxCNTL functions of DFSORT's
ICETOOL are quite powerful.

Frank Yaeger - DFSORT Development Team (IBM) - yae...@us.ibm.com
Specialties: JOINKEYS, FINDREP, WHEN=GROUP, ICETOOL, Symbols, Migration

 => DFSORT/MVS is on the Web at http://www.ibm.com/storage/dfsort

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Re: DFSORT JOINKEYS question

2011-12-05 Thread Frank Yaeger

Frank Yaeger on IBM Mainframe Discussion List  wrote
on 12/05/2011 04:39:38 PM:
>As you realized, the ? and JNFxCNTL functions of DFSORT's
> ICETOOL are quite powerful.

Oops.  I meant JOINKEYS, not ICETOOL (although, of course,
JOINKEYS can be used from ICETOOL).

Frank Yaeger - DFSORT Development Team (IBM) - yae...@us.ibm.com
Specialties: JOINKEYS, FINDREP, WHEN=GROUP, ICETOOL, Symbols, Migration

 => DFSORT/MVS is on the Web at http://www.ibm.com/storage/dfsort

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Re: What SMF record types and formats does ACF2 write?

 Scott,

Well IBM does this in their freely available SMF records layout manual. The 
very idea that a record layout should not be public information is in my mind 
close minded.

Ed

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Re: What SMF record types and formats does ACF2 write?

2011-12-05 Thread John McKown

I agree. Unless, of course, all customers sign an NDA, the formats will
eventually become known. I also don't understand vendors who don't have
their general documentation about their products freely available in
some format. I prefer PDF format due mainly to ubiquity. I understand, a
bit, not having "logic manuals" available. Of course, this lack is one
reason I am a Penguinista (Linux user). I may not know how all parts of
Linux work (I don't!) and I may not ever know. But at least I have a
chance. With z/OS, Windows, and Mac OSX, I don't even have a chance to
understand some of the internals. Of course, this "helps" "the few"
because they have the money to invest to get the licensed documentation
in order to try to compete. I would say more, but I'd get even more
off-topic.

On Mon, 2011-12-05 at 17:43 -0800, Ed Gould wrote:
> Scott,
> 
> Well IBM does this in their freely available SMF records layout manual. The 
> very idea that a record layout should not be public information is in my mind 
> close minded.
> 
> Ed
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Re: What SMF record types and formats does ACF2 write?

 Not to put to fine of a point on it but MXG and IIRC. Barry Merrill's 
product amongst others have the layout of the records and you do not need to be 
a licensed  user of ACF2 (and other products mind you) to have the layouts. 
Although unless you are a licensed user you wouldn't need them.

Ed

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z/OS's basis for TCP/IP

2011-12-05 Thread scott

Just was wondering where TCP/IP stack came from for use in z/OS?  Did it 
originate from the University of Berkley?


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Re: What SMF record types and formats does ACF2 write?

> Although unless you are a licensed user you wouldn't need them

Au contraire! You might be a software product developer hoping to write code
to read (and make sense of!) the records.

Charles

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 Not to put to fine of a point on it but MXG and IIRC. Barry Merrill's
product amongst others have the layout of the records and you do not need to
be a licensed  user of ACF2 (and other products mind you) to have the
layouts. Although unless you are a licensed user you wouldn't need them.

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Re: SYSIEFSD.Q4 resource

2011-12-05 Thread Scott Fagen

SYSIEFSD Q4 (and its cousins CHNGDEV and VARYDEVS) are used by MVS ALLOCATION 
to serialize state changes made to devices during allocation processing.  
Unless things have changed since I was there, these ENQs are never propagated 
(SCOPE=SYSTEM).  I don't know what is meant by "IOS involvement," but 
ALLOCATION will invoke various services that definitely cause I/O while holding 
these resources.

Steve Jones did a very nice job describing the problems associated with these 
resources in '06 at Share in Seattle.  Have a look at:

http://proceedings.share.org/client_files/SHARE_in_Seattle/S2848SJ112434.pdf

Scott Fagen
Chief Architect - Mainframe
CA Technologies 

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Re: What SMF record types and formats does ACF2 write?