On Thu, 30 Oct 2008 10:12:06 +0800, Tommy Tsui wrote:
After I try to activiate the CBU from 2094-401 to 2094-707, the LPAR
cannot be IPL successfully because of 878 until I set the INITSQA. Is there
any overhead while CBU activiated? How comes we need to add the default
SQA/ESQA to NIP
Sorry. You're right. I was out of order.
Jantje.
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Paul Gilmartin wrote:
On Mon, 3 Nov 2008 11:04:10 -0600, Kirk Wolf wrote:
Then, use a Unix shell on z/OS and make to build your z/OS code -
assembler is no problem and you can build to z/OS load modules just
fine.
Once you get the hang of make, it has many advantages over building
with JCL.
Anyone out there decommission Ca-Optimizer from their systems? We are
trying but need to replace the module CACEMCKI. We heard in the past there
have been companies who have done this successfully, can I contact you I
would be interested in how you did it. Thanks
Andy S. White
The
Carl Youngren did. See Bit Bucket x'17'.
http://www.share.org/Portals/0/BitBuckets/BitBucket23.pdf
http://www.share.org/Volunteers/ProgramsandProjects/MVSProgram/MVSArchives/tabid/309/Default.aspx
I am using an LLA exit CSVLLIX1 to monitor for use and get applications folks
to recompile
Hi!
We use the Change LPAR Security task (under CPC Operational
Customization in a Single Object Operation) to display and modify security
controls for all LPARs on a single CPC.
We encountered the following problem: if we take away Input/Output
Configuration Control from some LPARs and then
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Hi Sam, all
I like the idea! I
How are you managing your FICON directors? Are you using the SMF/RMF type74
subtype 7? Are you using your switches management tool?
Also is anyone connecting a switch to mixed environment (I.E. Mainframe and
Open )? We have been told by a vender that if we share a Switch between
the two
Yes, I noticed the XMIT within XMIT format.
Unfortunately, this confounds XmitManager because the top level
invocation converts the second level members to ASCII which the
second level invocation can't make sense of.
This makes it difficult to work with on a PC.
Date: Tue, 4 Nov
This is recently announced feature of DS8000.
Any clue how does it work ?
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I found this on IBM.COM
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/hardware/connectivity/news.html
High Performance FICON for System z (zHPF)
zHPF is a performance and RAS enhancement of the System z architecture and the
FICON channel architecture implemented exclusively in System z10. By exploiting
zHPF
We use either c89 (cc) or as. c89 (cc) will invoke the assembler if
the source file ends with .s (by default). But I think that as
is the preferred mechanism.
With cc, we usually just toss macros in our makefile that looks like
this, which will cause all .s files to be assembled:
ASMFLAGS =
On Tue, 4 Nov 2008 10:41:34 -0500, J R wrote:
Yes, I noticed the XMIT within XMIT format.
Unfortunately, this confounds XmitManager because the top level
invocation converts the second level members to ASCII which the
second level invocation can't make sense of.
This makes it difficult
I read a record from a dataset. A field named A holds the string value of
'ABCD**'. I then pass the name of the variable to a routine. The routine
resolved the value by name using VALUE(A). If A hold string of **, REXX
thinks this is a power operation,. In Clist, you can limit the number of
levels
we have a customer panicking because an IBM presenter 'suggested' that you
should not use Mod-27 devices for critical data UNLESS you have hyper PAV
installed as you are likely to see problems with IOSQ times. Not sure about
the validity of the comments so I thought I would seek out opinions on
Not sure what you want. REXX alway replaces all variables on
a statement before executing the resulting statment.
Some ideas:
say A
say 'A'
say 'A=' !! A
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Itschak Mugzach wrote:
A='**'
Say Value(A)
Rexx see that as a power attemp and fails the command. How can I stop
REXX from interprate variable A? CLIST has this function, BTW.
Do use this example:
/* REXX */
A='2**4'
B= 2**4
SAY DATATYPE(A)
SAY DATATYPE(B)
SAY A
On Mon, 3 Nov 2008 11:04:10 -0600, Kirk Wolf wrote:
Then, use a Unix shell on z/OS and make to build your z/OS code -
assembler is no problem and you can build to z/OS load modules just
fine.
Once you get the hang of make, it has many advantages over building
with JCL. But: you can still use
Itschak Mugzach wrote:
I read a record from a dataset. A field named A holds the string value of
'ABCD**'. I then pass the name of the variable to a routine. The routine
resolved the value by name using VALUE(A). If A hold string of **, REXX
thinks this is a power operation,. In Clist, you can
Does anyone know why this documentation stops at z/OS 1.5? Is it called
something else now?
Thank you,
Luke Rabbe
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Hello all, Is anyone out there doing remote disk(IBM Mainframe) for DR?
If yes how and are you happy with it.
Need to answer some basic questions
1. What is your RTO (Recovery Time Objective) or the time to be back in
operation. Obviously it is fairly short for you are thinking about more than
Look in your System Messages, Vol 1 (ABA-AOM) chapter 1.3 (at least in
zOS v1.8, chapter may have moved in your release) or search for Routing
Codes.
Good luck.
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Please respond to
From the z/OS V1R6.0 Information Roadmap:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/E0Z2C150/CHANGES
Codes from MVS Router and Descriptor Codes have been moved to each
corresponding message in the MVS System Messages books.
Leo
2008-11-04 Paul Gilmartin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Tue, 4 Nov 2008 10:41:34 -0500, J R wrote:
Yes, I noticed the XMIT within XMIT format.
Unfortunately, this confounds XmitManager because the top level
invocation converts the second level members to ASCII which the
second level invocation can't
Sorry, I can't release the code.
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Sounds as if XMIT Manager needs a BINARY switch.
Um, it has one. Under Options there is a prompt for extraction option
overrides. Check that box, extract one of the 1st level members, and
when prompted specify binary, and change the filetype to .xmi . Then
you can open that and browse or
The expected benefit of all performance options is invariably it
depends. All you need to know is the characteristics of the I/O workload
the mod-27's will be supporting and you'll know how to respond to the IBM
peddler's attempt to peddle FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt).
If the mod-27 is
Still not sure I understand. Anyway, maybe you need the INTERPRET
instruction:
/* REXX */
...
/* read data into variable A */
...
call sub A/* call sub with the name of the variable to be used */
...
exit
sub:
/* assign content of variable passed by name to another variable */
interpret X =
On Tue, 4 Nov 2008 12:29:18 +0200, Itschak Mugzach wrote:
I read a record from a dataset. A field named A holds the string value of
'ABCD**'. I then pass the name of the variable to a routine. The routine
resolved the value by name using VALUE(A). If A hold string of **, REXX
thinks this is a
On Tue, 4 Nov 2008 14:05:20 -0500, Tony Harminc wrote:
2008-11-04 Paul Gilmartin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Tue, 4 Nov 2008 10:41:34 -0500, J R wrote:
Yes, I noticed the XMIT within XMIT format.
Unfortunately, this confounds XmitManager because the top level
invocation converts the second level
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I like the idea! I downloaded CBT tape file #795 and took a look at it
with XMIT Manager on Windows Vista. It appears the sources are in
mainframe IEBCOPY type FB format. What is the easiest way to get all the
source
Look at this:
A='**'
Say Value(A)
Rexx see that as a power attemp and fails the command. How can I stop REXX
from interprate variable A? CLIST has this function, BTW.
Itschak
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We're using QA Hiperstation for Mainframe Servers to record our CICS
transactions for stressing test. QA just records the APPC data communication
between client CICS and server CICS and replay it. (Link to a program on
server CICS from client CICS using DPL and the connection between two CICS
After having spoken to Peter Relson via email (thank you Peter) it
turned out to be a user error. Big surprise :)
I was using a single parameter area for both the PAUSE and XFER. Pretty
obvious once it is pointed out to you. Pause or XFER is not complete
until it returns to you and it needs
Ward, Mike S wrote:
Hello all, Is anyone out there doing remote disk(IBM Mainframe) for DR?
If yes how and are you happy with it.
Many of us. That's what remote copy is for.
What do you want to know ?
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:Yes, I am using VXFR to pause the TCB while the SRB does its thing.
I would need to see your code.
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If the value You want is (in this example) 'ABCD**',
the why don't just use the value as is ('B = A' etc.) ?
Why the use of Value() ??
Value() is typically used as in e g where a variable 'C'
contains the name of another variable ('A') which value
You want. (B = Value(C) == B = A == B =
Hi Sam, all
I like the idea! I downloaded CBT tape file #795 and took a look at it with
XMIT Manager on Windows Vista. It appears the sources are in mainframe
IEBCOPY type FB format. What is the easiest way to get all the source
programs, macros, and copybooks into separate ascii files so I
we have a customer panicking because an IBM presenter 'suggested' that you
should not use Mod-27 devices for critical data UNLESS you have hyper PAV
installed as you are likely to see problems with IOSQ times.
So called Mod-27's came out before HYPERPAV did.
Using them with cache and 'normal'
Our SyzSpool product spools the data off to sequential files which can be
compared via ISPF compare, or any of the free compare products.
You could use SDSF print to print the two files and do the same compare, or
you could use a writer to write one off to a file and the other off to
another
Codes from MVS Router and Descriptor Codes have been moved to each
corresponding message in the MVS System Messages books.
One can always wish. I kept the old 'routing and descriptor codes' book.
While the messages books dutifully have a line saying routing code and one
saying descriptor code,
There is a very informative redbook on connectivity - IBM System z
Connectivity Handbook
You'll find a good description of how zHPF works (and other interesting
stuff).
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpieces/abstracts/sg245444.html?Open
I found this on IBM.COM
On Tue, 4 Nov 2008 20:57:04 -0600, Brian Westerman wrote:
Our SyzSpool product spools the data off to sequential files which can be
compared via ISPF compare, or any of the free compare products.
One of the OP's concerns was avoiding the use of temporary space in
the case of enormous spool
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