I've handled this scenerio in the past by having the ftp write to a non-gds
dsn.
Then have the transfer trigger an IEBGENER that concatenates (0) gen with
the non-gds to create (+1) gen.
This can then run any number of times until the "business day" processes the
files by just calling the (0) gen
I have several possible solutions for you, some free some not.
1) The company I work for markets a product called SyzAuto which allows you
to schedule JOBs (or tasks or commands) based on Day of Week, Month, and
various frequencies) with IF logic etc. Most job scheduling systems allow
for this al
Well, this may be a bit too clever But it works flawlessly for me.
At 1 second past midnight, I run some REXX which produces a series of JCL
SET SYMBOL statements and stores these statements in a production JCL
Procedure library. (send me a PM and I'll send you an example of what JCL
this REX
One "easy" way is for the daily job to process all generations of the
dataset, then delete them when it's captured the data.
There are variations on that theme using that would involve copying the
FTP generations to a "workday" generation if you need to keep the input.
One thing I've learned,
Consider the following...
A file is received (via FTP) 7 days a week from somewhere. The FTP writes to
generation +1.
Problem: The program that uses the file(s) runs only every business day. On
a regular Tuesday-Friday it needs to only read the most recent generation
(0). But on Monday it
Depending on your Job Scheduler, you may be able to easily change the job
class if your scheduler can override what is in the JCL. We use ZEKE and
have it set up to override the JCL. You would then have to setup the "hot
class" in WLM and make a change to x# of jobs in your scheduler.
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Colleagues,
After reviewing again definitions on all systems of our installation for
SYS1.PARM(IKJTSOxx) member; there is no definition for DEF and DEFINE commands
in AUTHCMD Section, but even, IDCAMS prog definition in AUTHPGM does not
exists!, my big question is how IDCAMS commands run
We think it was CA/Deliver - it has hooks into the inits, and RMOSTC
(ca/deliver) got hung on a bundle.
After we ipld - RMOSTC was coming up, and got into a checkpoint lock with
his database.
*RMOCPP06 UNABLE TO OBTAIN CHECKPOINT LOCK - LOCK OWNED BY SID=
DATABASE=SYSP.RMODB.P
The messa
Hello,
I'd like to share a job posting with members of this list. Normally I would
have
checked with the administrator before posting a job opportunity, but I was
unable to locate an administrator contact. If you have any questions please
feel free to email me at sam.he...@mcmaster.com. If yo
Barry:
Excellent response. I am somewhat perturbed though by IBM's response as being
OCO. IBM, I believe (for a large $$ "donation") will give out certain non
disclosure items. Yet I am somewhat mystified as to why IBM needs to classify a
catalog record layout as OCO. We know of at least one ve
On Tue, 27 Jan 2009 13:32:35 +0100, Dr. Stephen Fedtke
wrote:
>...
>does anybody know/have a simple tool, any freeware or sample
>code, to establish an APPC LU connection in order to perform a
>basic communication test. just to test the principal establishment
>of a connection - like using te
On Mon, 26 Jan 2009 12:39:00 -0600, George Mitjans
wrote:
>...
>19:06:50.63 0090 *$HASP9211 JES2 MAIN TASK NOT
RUNNING 916
> 916 0090 DURATION-000:00:21.02
>19:07:10.69 0090 *$HASP9207 JES2 CHECKPOINT LOCK
HELD 917
> 917 0090
If they have a list of companies -not- using the feature, then one could easily
infer that everyone else is either not using anything or the IBM feature.
Also consider it is a little tough to do PIN stuff without such. Further, it
follows that every institution that is not on the list and does
Hi, All,
Posted this to RACF-L earlier, but thought I might get some input from
here, too.
_
Hi, All,
Installing the RACF Adapter for Tivoli Identity Manager
(TIM), and have reached this
On Tue, 27 Jan 2009 14:24:31 -0500, Lizette Koehler
wrote:
>This is only available at z/OS V1.9 and above.
It can be downloaded / installed on z/OS 1.8 also.
Mark
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On Tue, 27 Jan 2009 12:33:13 -0600, Big Iron wrote:
>The syntax
> F AXR,MemName,TIMEINT=seconds [optional args]
>explicitly invokes the exec MemName. If you have set up a command
>character, e.g. @, you can also go:
> [...@]memname,T=seconds [optional args]
>
>You can also specify TIMEINT or TI
Seems like some pretty compelling evidence of some network appliance
configuration issue.
Seeing that more and more.
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All of which seem to point to environmental issues. Have you tried
removing p
I have System REXX installed on my z/OS 1.8 systems. I can't remember how I got
it, web download or ordered it from ShopzSeries. Here's the FMID HBB77SR.
Alan
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On Tue, 27 Jan 2009 14:18:36 -0600, Hal Merritt wrote:
>All of which seem to point to environmental issues. Have you tried removing
power > from your new desk lighting? Many modern offices are too bright anyway.
Too true! I know if keeps me awake!
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I believe the radar phenomena may be due to the one unit's inability to
completely ignore the other. Intermod is a word I hear often. These can be real
bears because the offending signal is sometime injected directly into the
receiver's IF instead of via the antenna.
The camera/crt phenomena
Actually, it's available for z/OS 1.8 but it isn't incorporated in the base and
some functions such as integration with SDSF are not available.
See http://www.ibm.com/systems/z/os/zos/downloads/
Bill
On Tue, 27 Jan 2009 14:24:31 -0500, Lizette Koehler
wrote:
>This is only available at z/OS V1.
Thanks to all who responded. I'll check back on this when I migrate to z/OS
1.10. Currently z/OS 1.8.
Thanks again.
HITACHI
DATA SYSTEMS
Raymond E. Noal
Senior Technical Engineer
Office: (408) 970 - 7978
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This is only available at z/OS V1.9 and above. The Redbook on z/OS V1.9
Implementation Chapter 15 explains the AXR or System Rexx function fairly well.
System REXX for z/OS Base is part of the simplification trend introduced with
the “New Face
of z/OS”. SYSREXX (or System REXX) is to provide a
Raymond Noal wrote:
Where is this 'AXREXX' documented? I can't find it in the z/OS commands manual
or in any of the TSO/E - REXX manuals.
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/iea2a180/11.0
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5200 W Century Blvd, Suit
Where is this 'AXREXX' documented? I can't find it in the z/OS commands manual
or in any of the TSO/E - REXX manuals.
TIA
HITACHI
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Office: (408) 970 - 7978
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On Tue, 2009-01-27 at 12:25 -0500, Thompson, Steve wrote:
> It is a head-sc
The syntax
F AXR,MemName,TIMEINT=seconds [optional args]
explicitly invokes the exec MemName. If you have set up a command
character, e.g. @, you can also go:
[...@]memname,T=seconds [optional args]
You can also specify TIMEINT or TIMELIMIT when you use AXREXX to
invoke the EXEC.
Bill
On Tue
See OA11898: The key is the IDC3009I message:
Use idcams delete w/recovery option.
CATBREAKER - A GDS entry may not be created when rolling of a
GDS entry and the new GDS entry must be put into an extension
record. DIAGNOSE reports a Reason 28 - GAT CELL ENTRY NOT
FOUND. This should only occur
>Plus programmers usually just copy some old JCL and put it in production with
>whatever job class is in it.
The nice thing about standards is there are so many to choose from!
I think you are attacking the symptom, rather than the problem.
Somebody needs to stand up and say "enough already".
OK>...it's really weird...like Al Yankovich weird...
LISTC ENT('PSI.SI8470B.TRN.G0088V00') ALL 00032018
IDC3014I CATALOG ERROR
IDC3009I ** VSAM CATALOG RETURN CODE IS 10 - REASON CODE IS
IGG0CLFG-36
I
Thanks for posting a follow up. Do you have to do this while the exec is
running, or once per IPL?
Mark,
Best that I can figure, it has to done on each invocation that you want to
do it for. Doesn't seem like there is an 'option' that last for an IPl,
etc. Maybe when the 'storage' option co
Liz,
Listc (ent...gets catalog errors.
The DSN shows in 3.4 but U action gets...catalog errors.
It's a phantom..may need an exorcist.
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On Fri, 2009-01-23 at 17:39 -0800, John Mattson wrote:
>> I regularly update WLM by adding the jobs which I determine are my
"loved
>> ones" to the appropriate service classes. But the WLM TSO "edit"
>> interface for these is most slow if you are adding more than one or two
>> jobs. You must
Are you sure you have the correct UCAT.
Is the entry found in CATALOG.MVSICF1.VCAC1AB.
Try LISTC ENT('PSI.SI8470B.TRN.G0088V00') ALL
Change the CATALOG parameter to the correct UCAT.
Better yet, omit the catalog parameter entirely.
HTH,
IDCAMS SYSTEM SERVICES
Not yet. I found a work around, Hipersocket connection, until I can find
the time to research how to do a packet trace. Actually, once I figure out
why it doesn't work I'll still leave it on the Hipersockets.
Thanks very much for you help, Alan.
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 9:26 AM, Alan Altmark wro
On Tue, 2009-01-27 at 12:25 -0500, Thompson, Steve wrote:
> It is a head-scratcher to me that such would be seen on an LCD monitor.
Many LCDs are backlit with fluorescents.
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On Tue, 27 Jan 2009 12:21:38 -0500, John Kelly
wrote:
>I'm sure most already know how to extend total elapsed time for a System
>Rexx but I never found it until I whined to IBM. As was mentioned, the
>default time is 30 seconds but if you add 'wait' to a System Rexx this
>expires too soon. To cha
Daniel, one of my favorites for IDC3009I
The entry is not found in the catalog. So a DELETE will not work.
Have you tried to see it in a 3.4 list? Is there a volser when you display it?
Have you done a LISTC ENT( ) on the tape? What does it show?
Have you tried U (for uncatalog) in 3.4?
I ge
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Interesting. I believe myself to be really sensitive to such and have
not had
I'm sure most already know how to extend total elapsed time for a System
Rexx but I never found it until I whined to IBM. As was mentioned, the
default time is 30 seconds but if you add 'wait' to a System Rexx this
expires too soon. To changed the elapsed time
F AXR,MemName,TIMEINT=seconds
and
Lizette and all,
Error from run:
IDCAMS SYSTEM SERVICES TIME: 10:25:24
DEL 'PSI.SI8470B.TRN.G0088V00' PURGE CATALOG
(CATALOG.MVSICF1.VCAC1AB)
IDC3012I ENTRY PS
Daniel, Did DELETE dsname NONVSAM NOSCRATCH PURGE not work?
If it failed, perhaps you should be contacting IBM Support Center.
Mike Wood RMM Development
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>Based on Ted's comment about not needing to do anything strange with GDG
rolling in 1981, maybe my training course was wrong...
I don't know about that, but I was a JCL Jockey, in production support, in 1981.
And, unless, what I loosely call my mind, has failed completely (possible), we
never di
Interesting. I believe myself to be really sensitive to such and have not had
the problem. Makes one wonder if there is another phenomena at play here.
Florescent lights also refresh at 60 Hz in the US and tend to become pretty
annoying as they age. More, florescent light fixtures can emit 60 H
What kind of error messages are produce when you try to get rid of the tape?
Is it during an Uncatalog function?
Is this tape in a TCDB?
What level of z/OS or MVS are you running?
Lizette
>
>We have a tape dataset that, due to many machinations by the non-cognesceti,
>is in the catalog and won
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Screen refresh rate is inapplicable
to such displays. Yes, the value is still set-a
Gadi,
This is something I recommend that you'll ask your technical support at IBM.
It is a well known problem. I tried to consolidate the HMC CRT into a KVM
that had freq. limitations and couldn't changed it myself.
ITschak
2009/1/27 גדי בן אבי
> Our HMC came with a 17" CRT and a 21" CRT. I gu
I'd say a tool like Dino Software's Trex - the "Delete ICFKEY" command -
ddk
//
>>We have a tape dataset that, due to many machinations by the
non-cognesceti,
>>is in the catalog and won't come out. VVDSFIX was suggested but that
puzzles
>>me as I associate a VVDS
I did not see any mention in this thread of more than two LPARs, or "many
LPARs and many different customers on the Processor complex", or that you
were using softcapping on any LPAR "LPAR P typically gets soft-capped about
midday".
So I answered two and only two LPARs with no capping of any kind
We have a tape dataset that, due to many machinations by the non-cognesceti,
is in the catalog and won't come out. VVDSFIX was suggested but that puzzles
me as I associate a VVDS with DASD and not tape. One - can VVDSFIX actually
root the little bugger out; or Two - any other magic tools we may hav
Based on Ted's comment about not needing to do anything strange with GDG
rolling in 1981, maybe my training course was wrong...
Rex
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To:
It seems to me that ordinary LPAR weights will do the trick. They will
allow excess capacity to be used by any/all LPARs, but enforce a max
proportional to the LPAR weight when the CEC reaches full utilization.
Set the weights proportionally and you should be good to go.
What to do about the case
Actually I think it was way back then. I seem to recall not quite so
far back (early to mid 80s) that when we first installed our 4381 with
XA 2.1.7 that the training I got back then said I needed to perform
unnatural acts when a GDG hit to keep it going.
Rex
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>WY back when (mid 70s), i can remember doing an UNCATLG, RENAME,
>CATLG to convert a Gv00 to G0001v00.
>Now i see that it may not have been necessary?
I can't speak to the 1970's, but I never needed it in 1981.
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Too busy driving to stop for gas!
On Mon, 26 Jan 2009 10:33:03 -0500, Mark Pace
wrote:
>I have a Linux guest that I use as a DNS cache server for my z/VM, z/OS,
and
>other linux guests.
>Friday I migrated from z/VM 5.2 to z/VM 5.4 and changed the vswitch from
>layer 3 to layer 2. Since this change my z/OS can no longer use the
On Tue, 27 Jan 2009 06:36:26 -0500, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.)
wrote:
>In , on 01/26/2009
> at 12:12 PM, "Joe D'Alessandro" said:
>
>>Is there already an eight byte empty /unused area in the UID now between
>>FUNCTION and LOGONID?
>
>No.
>
>>If you add a field to the UID (and expand it, rather t
On Tue, 27 Jan 2009 06:42:48 -0500, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.)
wrote:
>In , on 01/26/2009
> at 01:55 PM, Mark Zelden said:
>
>>Even if it is possible, I don't like the idea
>
>I don't like the idea either, but I like the idea of having to edit,
>assemble, link and activate IEFUJV every time the
WY back when (mid 70s), i can remember doing an UNCATLG,
RENAME, CATLG to convert a Gv00 to G0001v00. Now i see that it may
not have been necessary?
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Miran Cotic wrote:
> Hi,
> how do I find out if I'm using zHPF protocol (I've already
> implemented all hardware and software changes) ?
>
> When I use D M=DEV(1810) I get
>
> IEE174I 08.09.28 DISPLAY M 143
> DEVICE 1810 STATUS=ONLINE
>
[snip]
> HYPERPAV ALIASES CONFIGURED = 131
> FUNCTI
On Tue, 27 Jan 2009 06:34:07 -0500, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.)
wrote:
>In , on 01/26/2009
> at 08:12 AM, Mark Zelden said:
>
>>But I think there are much better ways of handling this.
>
>I don't have the authority to change existing shop standards.
I wasn't suggesting that.
>If I were setting
On Mon, 26 Jan 2009 17:04:32 -0600, Carlos Cordero
wrote:
>Taking back this trouble: after reviewing definitions of DEF and DEFINE
commands on there is >no definition into IKJTSOnn member, AUTHCMD section;
so, I take a look inside others >mainframes where the DEF and DEFINE command
runs successful
On Tue, 27 Jan 2009 12:35:31 +0100, Dr. Stephen Fedtke
wrote:
>does anybody have negative experience with using the RACROUTE services in
>SRB mode? any recommendations? any hidden limitations?
>
Any RACROUTE functions not documented as working in SRB mode most likely
will fail. Any docmented as
Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) wrote:
In , on 01/26/2009
at 05:16 PM, Andy Wood said:
Without a better understanding of what you are trying to do
As I wrote in my original message, I'm trying to get hard coded tests of
specific substrings of the job name, used to determine authorization to
use
On Tue, 27 Jan 2009 12:35:31 +0100 "Dr. Stephen Fedtke"
wrote:
:>does anybody have negative experience with using the RACROUTE services in
:>SRB mode? any recommendations? any hidden limitations?
The services are pretty well documented as which tolerate such an environment.
Which service would
Instead consider defining a resource class ex. JOBNAME and issue RACROUTE
AUTH to the class JOBNAME with ATTR(READ).
That wouldn't do what I'm trying to do. I need to allow or deny specific
JCL parameters based on the job name, *not* on the user id. It's not my
shop, I didn't make the rules and
hi,
does anybody know/have a simple tool, any freeware or sample code, to
establish an APPC LU connection in order to perform a basic communication
test. just to test the principal establishment of a connection - like using
telnet to contact any application's listener to test for a possible connec
In , on 01/26/2009
at 12:12 PM, "Joe D'Alessandro" said:
>Is there already an eight byte empty /unused area in the UID now between
>FUNCTION and LOGONID?
No.
>If you add a field to the UID (and expand it, rather than redefine a
>presently unused field), any dataset or resource rules that s
In , on 01/26/2009
at 01:55 PM, Mark Zelden said:
>Even if it is possible, I don't like the idea
I don't like the idea either, but I like the idea of having to edit,
assemble, link and activate IEFUJV every time the rules change even less.
>and would try and handle it a different way.
I don
In , on 01/26/2009
at 01:24 PM, "Joe D'Alessandro" said:
>So what we are discussing is a varying UID string presented to ACF2 for
>adjudication: a possible different UID when the LID's running JOBA vs.
>JOBB.
Yes.
>In the doc, the ACUCB has a pointer to the UID. I would look into the
>pr
In , on 01/26/2009
at 05:16 PM, Andy Wood said:
>Without a better understanding of what you are trying to do
As I wrote in my original message, I'm trying to get hard coded tests of
specific substrings of the job name, used to determine authorization to
use specific JOB, EXEC and DD parameter
In , on 01/26/2009
at 08:12 AM, Mark Zelden said:
>But I think there are much better ways of handling this.
I don't have the authority to change existing shop standards.
>Some of those suggestions have already been given.
If I were setting up a new shop, I wouldn't consider[1] doing things
In <497d923c.cee3.003...@edfund.org>, on 01/26/2009
at 10:36 AM, Natarajan Mohan said:
>Instead consider defining a resource class ex. JOBNAME and issue RACROUTE
>AUTH to the class JOBNAME with ATTR(READ).
That wouldn't do what I'm trying to do. I need to allow or deny specific
JCL parameters
Our HMC came with a 17" CRT and a 21" CRT. I guess someone replaced them at the
origin.
Gadi
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I believe that only a small subset of RACROUTE services are available in SRB
mode - eg FASTAUTH (and maybe a couple more).
IIRC there is quite a bit of warning documentation in the FASTAUTH section of
the "RACROUTE Macro Reference" manual concerning the various restrictions and
other things to
hi,
does anybody have negative experience with using the RACROUTE services in
SRB mode? any recommendations? any hidden limitations?
thanks
stephen
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גדי בן אבי pisze:
We are in the process of installing new HMC’s.
The HMC are running v2.10.1 of the HMC application based on linux.
How can I set the screen refresh rate. The default rate is 60 Hz, which is
driving me crazy.
Is there any way to change this?
I don't know, maybe some icon of
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