Hi all,
The volume which I am trying to access is in Emulated Disk - OS/2 drive.
I tried suggestions given by every one..
In all, I conclude the Path is Not Physically Available.
I tried the following -
DS P,0B81
RESPONSE=P390
IEE459I 02.07.01 DEVSERV PATHS 006
UNIT DTYPE M CNT VOLSER
Back in the early 80's. Hope narrowing the time frame helps with the
search. - Paul Hanrahan
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Tom,
2086-350 Z/890 about 27k per year for HSM.
Kevin
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Subject: Re: HSM and CA-Disk
Allan,
You indicated
Everyone, (This was originally posted to the CICS-L list but had little
response so I'm posting it here)
We are in the process of converting our CICS regions to LE. We have a
situation with a set of PLI programs that are not behaving as we expected
when running under LE.
What is happening
The volume which I am trying to access is in Emulated Disk - OS/2 drive.
I tried suggestions given by every one..
In all, I conclude the Path is Not Physically Available.
I am facing this type of Volume related problem the first time. So please
anyone let me know what needs to be done next
My P390 is now up running as before the power failure. I want to thank
everyone that provided me with help on my problem and especially M. John
Weis from T3 Technologies which directed me exactly to what I need to
do.
Again, thanks to everyone.
Richard
On Wed, 16 Nov 2005 17:16:58 -0600, Big Iron [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The problem with esoterics in the catalog is that there is a
sequence number
included in the device type entry, so if you remove one, all the other ones
with larger sequence numbers will change; so if there are esoterics in
A tiny bit off topic, but does anyone have a pointer to the latest and
greatest tome on how to do system maintenance?
That is: various ways to do operating system updates/upgrades? Indirect
catalogs, etc. The last one I saw was some years ago. I recall it even
discussed (horrors) updating a
The ISDEC() problem in HLASM I mentioned before is PMR 13359 now.
(There seems to be a related APAR already: PK15306.)
Thomas Berg
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I am doing that now...for new smpe 3.4, for the new receive from the
internet without the hardware crypto card (uses Unix instead)
the fact you should cone you sysres(1 and 2) and set up you smp using
dddef environment (see os/390 software management cookbook sg24-4775)
see also (mvs system
Thanks Kevin,
I brought this up and was just told that DFHSM is a high cost item and
therefore we would not reap a savings.
I thought it was packaged with DFSMS as a no cost item.
Can someone set me straight?
Thanks
Tom
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Just curious, are you running McKesson's Health Quest software?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/17/2005 11:14 AM
You write
'PL/I 2.3 . . . '.
Is this a typo for PL/I 3.2? Or are you really way back there, which is a
very bad place to be for using the LE.
Current PL/I is Enterprise 3.4.
John Gilmore
DFHSM works with DFSMS but it is not the same thing nor packaged with
it. It is a separately-orderable product (actually called DFSMShsm).
It is the same way with what used to be called DFDSS (now DFSMSdss) and
RMM tape management.
Rex
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Richard Pinion wrote:
Just curious, are you running McKesson's Health Quest software?
Richard,
If you trace back the history of the Mckesson software you will find that
it was developed here at Duke initially with the help of IBM. We've kept
our own copy of the software and updated/enhanced
They gotta cut expenses somewhere to pay the PR consultants that came up
with the latest re-branding, and all those new business cards. At least
this time we probably don't have to worry about any CA reps coming to tell
us, again, that everything is going to be better. It sounds like they're
not
One could presumably assign tokens to match the existing numbers associated
with those esoterics,
Bill
On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 08:14:17 -0800, Gabe Torres [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mark,
If Tokens were assigned, wouldn't any current cataloged dataset using
an esoteric have to be uncataloged, then
Pommier, Rex R. wrote:
DFHSM works with DFSMS but it is not the same thing nor packaged with
it. It is a separately-orderable product (actually called DFSMShsm).
It is the same way with what used to be called DFDSS (now DFSMSdss) and
RMM tape management.
To clarify:
DFSMSdfp is free
Thanks! We are running HQ here under z/OS 1.5, Enterprise PL/I for z/OS V
3R3M0, Enterprise Cobol V3R1M1, and whatever the LE version/release is for z/OS
1.5.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/17/2005 11:39 AM
Richard Pinion wrote:
Just curious, are you running McKesson's Health Quest software?
I have posted this question to the ibm-main newsgroup and it appears not
to have made it to the listserver (I was under the impression that this
was automatic). Therefore, I'm posting it to the listserver manually. My
appologies if I have duplicated this posting here...
I've created a test
On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 08:52:48 +0200, Gil Peleg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Bruno,
We too are victims of OA03194 and now waiting OA12848 to be closed...
Currently living the the SLIP provided in the APAR.
Do you have information about any progress with OA12848?
Thanks,
Gil.
Yep
Well .. here is
Once upon a time, I seem to recall reading an article attributed to
Gartner that proposed a ROT (rule of thumb) for estimating the total
cost for a project at about 20% hardware/software and 80% 'hidden'
costs.
Anyone recall such an article and can point me to an authoritative
source?
Is there any way I can change the initial 'directory' presented to a
FTP user?
I would like to use something other than their user ID for a HLQ.
These are all standard z/os datasets, no OMVS.
z/os.e 1.4
Thanks.
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 11/16/2005
at 04:18 PM, Charles Mills [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Specifically, if you do a RDJFCB after you open the dataset, will you
get the merged information?
Yes.
Alternative, if you do an OPEN TYPE=J, will the information be
merged into your in-storage JFCB?
No.
Perhaps you need to specify:
- HLQ for the client end or the server end?
- Is the client z/OS? Batch? TSO?
- Do you want to make a server change that will affect all clients, or a
CLIST, LOGON PROC or similar change that will affect clients running under
that CLIST or LOGON?
Charles
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