Listserv User Manuals are viewable/downloadable in a plenty of
formats at
http://www.lsoft.com/resources/manuals.asp
under the heading "Listserv General User's Guide"
MAIL/NOMAIL being described on page 18 of the current PDF version.
Robert
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John,
If you change the UACC and Global Access Table entry for SYS1.BRODCAST to
READ, you will need to permit UPDATE access to SYS1.BRODCAST to whomever
administers TSO Segments on RACF IDs.
Regards, Bob
Robert S. Hansel
The very best way to get comfortable with the ICP IOGEN is to read the
PEER-TO-PEER document written by John Huges WSC.
If you like I can send a copy, link unknown, maybe Alan can hunt it up. It
is a GREAT paper.
Regards,
Doug Shupe
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In a message dated 9/23/2006 2:35:58 A.M. Central Standard Time,
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under the heading "Listserv General User's Guide"
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> >Perhaps it's the design of WLM that doesn't account
> for profoundly diverse behaviors within a single LPAR. >Any
explanation
> is welcome.
Whether anyone wants to recognize and admit it or not, WLM and sysplex
implicitly assume you're going to share resources fairly uniformly and
run everythi
>Whether or not you feel WLM is somehow deficient at managing such segregated
>workloads is pretty
much immaterial (again, IMO) and of course as usual, YMMV.
When I implemented GOAL MODE at the Bank of Nova Scotia in 1999, there were a
lot of deficiencies.
Mixing TSO, Onlines, and Batch were on
On Sat, 23 Sep 2006 12:51:15 -0400, Craddock, Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>To this day, many (perhaps even most) customers still segregate
>applications and workloads between systems. Application X (e.g. "TSO")
>runs on SYSA and application Y (e.g. CICS Online) run on SYSB. Now if
>you spe
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On Saturday, 09/23/2006 at 10:05 AST, Douglas Shupe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> The very best way to get comfortable with the ICP IOGEN is to read the
> PEER-TO-PEER document written by John Huges WSC.
> If you like I can send a copy, link unknown, maybe Alan can hunt it up.
It
> is a GREAT pap
>So the solution would be... if you want the dataset in 1 extent
restore
the dataset to an empty volume.
You might be able to get DSS to restore to a single extent if you
preallocate the dataset and
use the REPLACE parameter during the restore.
Regards,
John
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>FWIW, I have been at many shops without the type of segregation Ted is
>talking about and WLM does a fine job of managing the workloads.
I prefer to roll maintenance to a test system before a production
system. Once can only test a limited amount in a sysprog sandbox. I
agree that WLM can handle
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