Introduce any number of trees to a cyclone, and any that survive upright is
likely to be totally denuded of leaves.leaving ;-) many trees with zero
leaves.
you get to see for miles through what used to be heavily forested countryside.
Regards
Bruce Hewson
Bruno Sugliani wrote:
On Tue, 10 Apr 2007 16:29:20 -0400, Jon Brock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You really start and stop CICS every day? We would get shot if we tried that.
Jon
Let me be more precise :
NO !
But i do it every night :-)) i am just a bit luckier than you .
It just depends on
Amlan
Hi,
I am using ADRDSSU to unload a old backup dataset. Since the backup was
taken long back all the datasets inside have a very old creation date.
When
this dump is unloaded, the created datasets also gets the same old
creation
date. This is causing problem because they get deleted
Well, we do still do this for most of our CICS regions, hold over from as
long ago as pre OS390 days. We used to need to stop/start the inits they run on
also.
It's not needed anymore (CICS memory leaks are mostly gone), but it's
convienent for some back-ups and some defragging.
I agree with Rich's comments. In addition, as a general rule, newer
versions of z/VM and Linux incorporate efficiency gains. Said another way,
you'll probably need less hardware capacity to sustain 100 Linux guests if
you use newer z/VM and newer Linux compared to old versions.
Also, newer
Hi Amlan,
Have a look at appendix D of the DFSMSdss Storage Administration Guilde:
Changing Creation Date Default Settings during Logical Data Set COPY and
RESTORE (OW19618). This is a patch byte to control how DFSMSdss handles
setting the creation date on data sets it allocates. This may
Hi
I would like to get back the original JCL (as SDSF SJ does) via SAPI
interface.
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Wow, what a great question Alan.
I think I start from several likely safe assumptions:
1. The world's transaction volumes will never stop growing.
2. The world's data access needs will never stop growing.
3. Nobody will figure out how to work around the speed of light as a
physical
Hi Miklos,
the SAPI (SYSOUT Application Interface) only provides support to read SYSOUT
data sets. What you are looking for (DDNAME JESJCLIN) is not a SYSOUT data
set, so you won't be able to read it through SAPI. If you are on a JES2
system, try the Spool Data Set Browse (SDSB) Interface, that
Hi,
Is there any COBOL code or subroutine available to do the CRC checksum
calculation? If no, please advise.
Thanks,
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Mr. Bain from a company with ISAM in its name wonders about where the mainframe
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I wonder how familiar Mr. Bain is
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MVS applications do not normally run user-supplied code; m$
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Hi
Thank you.
I will look the SDSB description
Klaus Stanislawiak wrote:
Hi Miklos,
the SAPI (SYSOUT Application Interface) only provides support to read SYSOUT
data sets. What you are looking for (DDNAME JESJCLIN) is not a SYSOUT data
set, so you won't be able to read it through SAPI. If
On Wednesday 11 April 2007 08:03, Amlan Prasad wrote:
Hi,
Is there any COBOL code or subroutine available to do the CRC checksum
calculation? If no, please advise.
Thanks,
Amlan
It doesn't do checksum but ICSF has API's for other types of hashes.
One-Way Hash Generate (CSNBOWH and
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Hi Radoslaw,
I agree. We recycle many test/development regions daily both to pickup
changes and because they do tend to become less stable over time with
active development and testing. Production regions only come down for
releases or IPLs and may be up for months at a time. I just peeked and
Hi
If I understand correctly , I got the browse token from SAPI , and I
can make a dynalloc
for the dsn : user.jobname.jobid.JESJCLIN
Klaus Stanislawiak wrote:
Hi Miklos,
the SAPI (SYSOUT Application Interface) only provides support to read SYSOUT
data sets. What you are looking for
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That's all well and good. But, the suggestion was to
Hello.
It has been sometime since I've done Capacity Planning Tuning so I am
looking for web-sites (CMG), papers, etc. that I can study/read to brush
away the cobwebs; get ideas for a plan, strategy.
Any advice, tips, etc. will be greatly appreciated.
I think you have to be a CMG member to
We (CMG) are in the planning stages of making past papers available. Stay
tuned. In the meantime, you can purchase a CMG membership for $175, which
includes the proceedings (on CD) from CMG2006. And now is a good time to
start working on your management to let you attend this year's conference!
Mike,
I went back to the storage guy. He said that the problem was with the
absence of candidate volumes being defined. Did some ALTER ADDVOL(s) and
all is well in the SHARK pool again.
Thanks.
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Does anyone know of a Rexx exec that can read the XCF dataset and extract
the definitions needed to re-create it for DR purposes?
Don't you keep the JCL used to create all your SYSPLEX policies?
Easy to do with CFRM as
Discusses MS HIS 2006.
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Discusses MS HIS 2006.
http://mainframe.typepad.com/blog/2007/04/microsoft_mainf.html
Did you notice the author was Timothy Sipples?
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Hello David,
I would hope that Ed and I weren't saying different things, but there had
been relatively newer information added to II13894 (which was copied here)
on the topic, so perhaps that was the difference.
Before this information was added to II13894 (which said that the recall
would *not*
It would be nice if IBM could add that support to HSM now instead of
waiting for the zOS release that removes support.
Murphy says that once we clean up all DASD datasets with these
attributes someone will recall datasets with the attributes right before
we go into production with the new
Yeah, but I did not want to bring it to anyone's attention... ;)
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Gary Green wrote:
Discusses MS HIS 2006.
http://mainframe.typepad.com/blog/2007/04/microsoft_mainf.html
Did you notice the author was Timothy Sipples?
-Steve
I've wondered if it will ever happen, the fix to HSM may cost more than
the benefit of the fix. What was the benefit again? Just disk space?
Any dataset that has been reorged in the last few years doesn't have the
obsolete options.
However, the solution to a recently recalled dataset in your
On 11 Apr 2007 05:46:57 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Gerhard Adam)
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1. There is a limit to the complexity a personal system can tolerate due to
the lack of expertise in the general user, so this becomes a limiting factor
in deployment. These systems will tend to remain portals into larger
Mark,
It already is a benign issue. The three keywords are ignored. I would
rather IBM spend their copious free time working on solving *real*
problems.
Bob Richards
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Has anyone applied the ptf for apar OA11382 on a 1.7 system that allows you
to move the grs/cns to a different system via operator command? It was retro-
fitted from z/OS 1.8. Work as adverstised ? brought everything to a
screeching halt ?
It most likely won't happen, but if:
1) All DASD Datasets are fixed.
2) Install new OS without support.
3) User(s) restore datasets from HSM to DASD with
IMBED/REPLICATE/KEYRANGE attributes.
4) Implement OS without support
5) User can't access datasets
Will HRECOVER then perform the attribute
snip
A propos of the deficiencies of IF/THEN/ELSE/ENDIF JCL processing Paul
Gilmartin writes:
snip
Amen. It's to the point of 'why read anyrthing with Gilmartin's name on
it'.
Jack Kelly
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That gave me a headache... For better or worse, I test new OS versions
in a LPAR with fully shared DASD, catalogs, RACF and etc. (NJE not MAS).
What I envision if this ever comes to pass is that testing will cause
way more problems than production. Those test datasets are the ones
living on ML2.
snip
A propos of the deficiencies of IF/THEN/ELSE/ENDIF JCL
processing Paul Gilmartin writes:
snip
Amen. It's to the point of 'why read anyrthing with
Gilmartin's name on it'.
Jack Kelly
Simply because more than only once he has something to say. It's
by exposing ourselves to
Hi again,
not quite so, SAPI is not involved in this process at all. Please see
Appendix B of the JES2 Initialization and Tuning Guide for a description
of the SDSB Interface:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/HAS2A350/APPENDIX1.2.4?SHELF=HAS2BK61DT=20060630010801
Hi,
We had been tracking this and have applied it along with a lot of other
service to a SYSRES set that is rotating into our test partitions this
coming Friday. I will let you know next week how it has gone.
I don't understand why when different IBM teams are doing functions
which reside in
Or need I write my own?
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require one?
Or need I write my own?
I did not find any and so I wrote my own. You probably ought to do the
same.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Alan Bain) writes:
I have been asked by my management as well as a couple of clients to try
to predict the future of the mainframe. Although I have done some
The CBT tape has some callable checksum routines.
Charles
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An unenforced prohibition is meaningless. Not really,
with all due respect to Justice Holmes.
The possibility of future enforcement hangs over my
guilty head. Specifically, I am testing symbolic
parameters in procs, although they are not among the
valid operands. For example:
PROC
Mark,
It WON'T happen. If it does, it will be the biggest break fix IBM will
have had in recent memory (20+ years). Anyone else remember the DFP
deltas?
Bob Richards
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can one of you gurus out there please shed some light on this, since i
am not sure what the answer should be or whether or not this is normal,
since
these jobs supposedly have been running and working for the last 20
years (although i am not sure if they ever ran at the same time).
normally
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can one of you gurus out there please shed some light on this, since i
am not sure
Eileen,
If I understand correctly, The GDG BASE is being ENQUEUED.
Kevin (not a guru) Clark
3. JOBA remains on the execution queue waiting for the dataset:
IEF863I DSN = .PTNT.SASFILE.NEW JOBA
IEF099I JOB TBCDAILY WAITING FOR DATA SETS
now, why is the IEF863I msg
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can one of you gurus out there please shed some light on this, since i
am not sure what the
I'm no guru but I would say that the JOBB has and ENQUE on the base because
you said DISP=OLD with a releative #. If you specified the actual
generation
by dataset name .GVnn I believe you would be allset.
Thanks, Dave Hanson
464-8889
Thank you Steve,
I never knew about the differences in allocation between tape and dasd.
Very interesting.
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Yes, JOBB did start first, but apparently for the first time in 20
years!!
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Eileen,
I
Would any one out there have a phone number for IBM
Direct. Googled it but can't seem to find a good
number...I to buy some KVM cables for our blade
centers and they are only available from IBM.
Thanks.
Have you tried 1-888-SHOP-IBM?
Would any one out there have a phone number for IBM
Direct. Googled it but can't seem to find a good
number...I to buy some KVM cables for our blade
centers and they are only available from IBM.
Thanks.
IFF the file had been created on DASD you probably would not have seen a
problem. BUT because the file was created on a removeable media
(TAPE/CART), the CATALOG process does not complete until JOB END (which
I would think should be step end, but hey, what do I know?).
This happens whether or
Thanks Gary,
The directed me to some one else and then to a real
IBM direct person.
IBM Direct 1-800-388-7080 then opt #2, #1.
Just for other folks reference.
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IBM
At 22:46 -0500 on 04/10/2007, Ed Gould wrote about Re: DFHSM cleanup
of orphaned MCC records.:
Robert,
I did it a different way as HSM used to choke on 100+ commands at a time.
One thing I did was to break it up to say 75 at one time.
Good suggestion.
Thank you. My suggestion has to do
At 10:08 -0400 on 04/11/2007, Mark Jacobs wrote about Re:
EMBED/REPLICATE/KEYRANGE Question:
It would be nice if IBM could add that support to HSM now instead of
waiting for the zOS release that removes support.
Murphy says that once we clean up all DASD datasets with these
attributes someone
QUERY - It is my impression that if I try to allocate a dataset with
any of these options, the resulting dataset will get allocated as if
they had not been requested (and the Catalog Record will no longer
show these options for that dataset [ie: It will reflect the actual
allocation status not
We use Top Secret. A consultant made a recommendation late last year
that Top Secret should be the first task started during the IPL
procedure. The Security Administrator has requested this change.
Currently, we start Top Secret after JES2 completes its start procedure.
I really don't see the
After all, z/VM does. Is z/VM so much superior to z/OS crooked grin?
z/OS does support that terrible old HMC system console interface,
after all. Or is it all a plan by IBM to sell OSAs configured as
OSA-ICC?
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We use Top Secret. A consultant made a recommendation late last year
that Top
On Apr 11, 2007, at 8:56 AM, Gary Green wrote:
Discusses MS HIS 2006.
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Yea,
But look who its written by. Mr (EXCUSE) IBM.
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We use Top Secret. A consultant made a recommendation late last year
that Top Secret should be the first task started during the IPL
procedure. The Security Administrator has requested this change.
Currently, we start Top Secret after JES2 completes its start
procedure.
I really don't see
DASDONLY logstreams don't require CF structures.
I thought those were going away.
Also, on the point of 'forgetting' to put JCL for creating logstreams into a
production/dr library:
1. Why?
2. That is a dangerous practice for managing production!
Do you 'forget' to put your Production VSAM
I have a need to generate a listing of all production datasets. The way the
production datasets are identified is via the 4th byte of the high level
qualifier. If the 4th byte is a P, it is production.
For example: EGMP.DATASET.ONE and DNUP.DATASET.ONE are production.
EGMT.DATASET.ONE and
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I have a need to generate a listing of all production
From ISPF 3.4, specify a dsname level of %%%P. Then after the list is
displayed issue command SAVE PRODDSNS.
Similar functionality can be built into a program which calls ISPF
services.
Don Imbriale
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From ISPF 3.4, specify a dsname level of %%%P.
Robert,
You can try either ISPF 3.4 or ISMF option 2 (data set). Both will allow you to
generate a list of data set names using %%%1.** as a filter and then save
the resultant list to a data set.
Hope this helps.
HITACHI
DATA SYSTEMS
Raymond E. Noal
Senior Technical Engineer
Office:
Robert,
Sorry, must have had a brain cramp - that's option 1 from the ISMF panel and
your filter would be (in your case) %%%P.**
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listcat level names from the hlq(s) of choice, then parse. In our case we
were matching Top Secret against the catalogs, looking for orphans. Catalog
Search Interface would be faster if volume dictates.
My favorite parse tools, in preference sequence, are DF/SORT, SAS, REXX.
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I normally start CAS9 first through the subsystem name table member. Then
have CAS9 start TSS, then have TSS start everything else, including JES2.
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We use Top Secret. A consultant made a recommendation late last year
Do you want to include data sets not cataloged also?
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From
Nah, the early start of TSS doesn't buy anything useful. Also, if you wait
till JES is up you can see TSS output in SDSF, which often contains useful
information, and diagnostics.
Potayto, Potahto.
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In addition to what others have replied, tools like FDREPORT, Catalog
RecoveryPlus, T-REX, Catalog Solutions and the good old free Catalog
Search Interface (CSI) can do this VERY fast. See SYS1.SAMPLIB members:
IGGCSILC
IGGCSIRX for examples you can use. CSI is much, much faster than ISMF or
3.4.
We are having a difference of opinion with the following issue. A gener job is
failing on an IEC145I 413-08. My interpretation is that the job failed because
of an I/O error. The other opinion is that because the tape is scratch (in
RMM) and it does not permit the processing of a scratch
DCOLLECT and MXG or the language of your choice.
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In addition
Well, you're kinda both right. It is failing due to an I/O error trying
to read the input tape. The reason you're getting the I/O error is that
RMM isn't letting you read the scratch tape. So the underlying cause is
that it is a scratch tape. So, the other opinion is more right...
Rex
Can I force RMM to allow me to read the tape even though it is in scratch
status?
Pommier, Rex R. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well, you're kinda both right. It
is failing due to an I/O error trying
to read the input tape. The reason you're getting the I/O error is that
RMM isn't letting you read
In a recent note, willie bunter said:
Date: Wed, 11 Apr 2007 14:30:01 -0700
We are having a difference of opinion with the following issue. A gener job
is failing on an IEC145I 413-08. My interpretation is that the job failed
because of an I/O error. The other opinion is that
Gil,
I can answer the question as to why somebody would want to read a
scratch tape. The tape management system scratched a master tape due to
configuration rules. Later, before the tape was overwritten, it was
realized that the data on the tape was still valid and needed to be
kept. One way
Willie,
Can you change the tape from SCRATCH to MASTER? If it is changed in RMM
to MASTER you should be able to read it.
Rex
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Bob,
You did say easy.
On the ISPF 3.4
Enter P for print dataset list
Enter %%%P.*in the DSNAME LEVEL
I would only do this online with less than 10,000 datasets or so.
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Can I force RMM to allow me to read the tape even though it is in
scratch status?
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In a message dated 4/11/2007 4:30:35 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
REQUEST FAILED BY DFSMSrmm
IEC145I
413-08,IFG0194K,O00130J,STEP01,SYSUT1,4611,,AMR4.PSEL$08.PFG98.Y2K.DRTES
Well tell RMM it's a foreign tape then use last seventeen bytes as DSN and
go to 2,NL
In a recent note, Ed Finnell said:
Subject: Re: IEC145I 413-08
In a message dated 4/11/2007 4:30:35 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
REQUEST FAILED BY DFSMSrmm
IEC145I
413-08,IFG0194K,O00130J,STEP01,SYSUT1,4611,,AMR4.PSEL$08.PFG98.Y2K.DRTES
Well tell RMM
On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 15:02:28 -0500, McKown, John
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After all, z/VM does. Is z/VM so much superior to z/OS crooked grin?
z/OS does support that terrible old HMC system console interface,
after all. Or is it all a plan by IBM to sell OSAs configured as
OSA-ICC?
John,
We've
I tried the bypass label (2,blp) but it still hammered me.
Paul Gilmartin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In a recent note, Ed Finnell said:
Subject: Re: IEC145I 413-08
In a message dated 4/11/2007 4:30:35 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
REQUEST FAILED BY DFSMSrmm
Weren't there lots of bipolar technology mainframes running in early 1997
Yes, but we can't hold it against the poor mainframes!
We still can't deliver PROZAC electronically.
Sorry, couldn't resist!
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Ted MacNEIL wrote:
You really start and stop CICS every day? We would get shot if we tried that.
We do.
I hate it, but we have a bunch of jobs that cannot run with CICS up!
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I tried the bypass label (2,blp) but it still hammered me.
CA-1 needs EXPDT=99365 to tell it to ignore tape management, don't know
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Non sequiter!
What's the maximum number of IDMS licences.
You deliberately ducked!
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can one of you gurus out there please shed some light on this, since i
am not sure what the answer should be or whether or not this is normal,
since
these jobs supposedly have been running and working for the last 20
years
The following message is a courtesy copy of an article
that has been posted to bit.listserv.ibm-main,alt.folklore.computers as well.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Binyamin Dissen) writes:
ISAM did not die. It changed into KSDS.
Indexed-sequential access is used on almost every platform, some even now
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We use Top Secret. A consultant made a recommendation late last year
that Top Secret should be the first task started during the IPL
procedure. The Security Administrator has requested this change.
Currently, we start Top Secret after JES2
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I have a need to generate a listing of all production datasets. The way the
production datasets are identified is via the 4th byte of the high level
qualifier. If the 4th byte is a P, it is production.
For example: EGMP.DATASET.ONE
Do you want to include data sets not cataloged also?
Do people still have that?
For 15+ years, my/our attitude has been:
If it ain't catalogued, it don't exist!
With terrabytes of disk, how do you identify them?
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Too busy driving to stop for gas!
One of them is a batch processor that can talk to CICS, telling it to close
files, open files, etc.
All well and good, but the snarl called production data is so complex that we
would never be able to find a combo that can close the appropriate files and
still allow something to run!
The app
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