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Hi,
For the archives and something some of you might want to go and get
now. IBM has provided a solution in the service stream to properly
support sites that run with SQA or ESQA normally above 100% to make good
use
So can't you set up DAE as not shared and have each system use
its own (I realize you lose the sysplex wide benefit of DAE)?
That's what we ended up doing. That also describes the big disadvantage: We're
losing the sysplex wide benefit which hurts us on two pairs out of 5 systems.
It also
Shows the level of natural confusion there is on the subject. :-)
I myself had to stop and think about it for a second.
I'm wondering why (fundamentally) it's still a one-way conversion. Why
can't / shouldn't CSA overflow into SQA?
Cheers, Martin
Martin Packer
Performance Consultant
IBM
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Shows the level of natural confusion there is on the subject. :-)
I myself had to stop and think about it for a second.
I'm wondering why (fundamentally) it's still a one-way conversion.
Why
can't / shouldn't
Angelo,
I'm not familiar with Sakai, but from looking at the website it is a Java
web application which currently supports:
- Apache Tomcat web container - (porting to Websphere should be trivial)
- MySql or Oracle database - (porting to DB2 might be some work)
- Sun Java JDK - (porting to IBM
Test, please ignore
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On Wed, 26 Nov 2008 22:35:13 -0800, Edward Jaffe
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I guess, as long as the rule holds true that higher CF levels nearly
always require the same or more storage, a lazy sysprog can't go wrong
using the values provided by CFSIZER, so long as s/he doesn't run out of
storage.
This APAR introduce two new parameters CPCR and ZZ but haven't seen any
documentation for these.
Roland
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Scott Fagen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
donderdag , november 27, 2008 05:57 AM
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From http://www-304.ibm.com/systems/support/z/cfsizer/ :
CFSizer uses your input to calculate the number of structure objects the
structure must contain, based on algorithms provided by the structure
Scott Fagen wrote:
On Wed, 26 Nov 2008 22:35:13 -0800, Edward Jaffe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess, as long as the rule holds true that higher CF levels nearly
always require the same or more storage, a lazy sysprog can't go wrong
using the values provided by CFSIZER, so long as s/he
Hi.
I have two product that need two different customized mod iefactrt.
Every product gives a sample of iefactrt, but these two sample are very
different.
I manage system software with SMP/E, and i don't know the way to resolve
the problem.
Thank.
The name IEFACTRT is the default name for an exit at that point. By means
of PROGxx, SETPROG EXIT or CSVDYNEX you can specify a module with a
different name, and more importantly, more than one of them. You may have
to consider how the exit return codes are used, I think by default the RC from
The name for an IEFACTRT exit doesn't have to be IEFACTRT. You can
use the PROGxx member of parmlib or the SETPROG command to define
more than one module name that will be invoked for IEFACTRT processing.
Refer to z/OS MVS Initialization and Tuning Reference for
more information. So, you can
And please remember to have enough memory for failover from other
CFs. Same for enough processor power. Most folks believe a CF
won't fail. If you are brave enough to believe that for your
mission critical data sharing applications, then no problem. BUT...
-Original Message-
From:
Pat - although I'm mostly talking, as you were, to the audience of those
interested in this topic
Chris and I are actually talking about 2 very different things. For eons
there
have been a set of NetView execs, panels, and programs provided with
TCP/IP. This is the SNMP support for NetView
I would advise going back to both product vendors and encourage them to either :
(1) Supply their IEFACTRT exits using their own product prefix on the module
name (eg XYZACTRT) and then have code within their product to perform the
required CSVDYNEX steps to install it
(2) Supply instructions
Pat
Don's URL corresponds to IBM TCP/IP for MVS Programmer's Reference Version
3 Release 2, SC31-7135-02, of July 1996 which may well be when you last had
a look at the DPI. I even remember you posting something about the DPI so it
will be before 1999.
DPI is all about implementing RFC 1228
Don
The OP wanted to send traps, not receive them.
Amazingly, the SNMP manger API offers the creation and sending of
notifications. Whether the notification protocol is symmetrical, hence peer-
to-peer, or an asymmetrical, generally implying client-server, will need a
reading of the relevant
On Thu, 27 Nov 2008 14:36:43 -0600, Chris Mason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I was beginning to warm to the idea that the traditional, V1, SNMP
structure had been extended to allow traps, sorry, notifications,
to flow in a peer-to-peer manner between daemons which otherwise performed
the
On Thu, 27 Nov 2008 09:15:55 -0600 Kirk Wolf said:
Angelo,
I'm not familiar with Sakai, but from looking at the website it is a Java
web application which currently supports:
- Apache Tomcat web container - (porting to Websphere should be trivial)
It's not. Among others, Tomcat is much more
Hi,
I am looking a program which can read all user catalog information
from master cataloganyone have an idea?
I am written a tape managment system which will find all tape
information from user catalog.
any help will be appreciated..
best regards
Tommy, have a look at the CSI - documented as an appendex in Managing
Catalogs I think. Samples in SAMPLIB as well.
Been discussed here on the list often.
Shane ...
I am looking a program which can read all user catalog information
from master cataloganyone have an idea?
I am written a
Pat
I commend RFC 2573, SNMP Applications, to you. You'll love it since
you've got the tee-shirt trying - and succeeding - to follow SNA network
management.
It deconstructs the old manager-agent paradigm into 5 functions, and
suggests that any combination in one program can be considered.
On Fri, 28 Nov 2008, Tommy Tsui wrote:
Hi,
I am looking a program which can read all user catalog information
from master cataloganyone have an idea?
I am written a tape managment system which will find all tape
information from user catalog.
any help will be appreciated..
best
thanks john and shane ...
On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 10:22 AM, John McKown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 28 Nov 2008, Tommy Tsui wrote:
Hi,
I am looking a program which can read all user catalog information
from master cataloganyone have an idea?
I am written a tape managment system
There's lot's of info about using the Catalog Interface in z/OS, and
there are some samples in SYS1.SAMPLIB. You want to find UCAT entries,
which denote User Catalogs.
Tommy Tsui wrote:
Hi,
I am looking a program which can read all user catalog information
from master cataloganyone have
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