Tommy Tsui pisze:
Hi all,
Any shop using this two types of tape system. Any comment one them. I
have a question on whether the SUN VSM 5 can support synchronous
replication? IBM VTS 7740 support immediately mode.
Yes, VSM does support sychronous replication (although there was some
ugly got
>Tommy,
>
>To quote the Computerworld article:
>
>"IBM has expanded its server lineup with a new mainframe system designed just
>for
>Linux that may be aimed, in particular, at higher-end x86 systems."
>
>The keyword is "expanded".
And in fact it is nothing new, IIRC. You could have IFL only mach
Gaby:
It doesn't work:
CHECK(IBMIXGLOGR,IXGLOGR_STAGINGDSFULL)
START TIME: 12/11/2009 08:26:20.422136
CHECK DATE: 20060615 CHECK SEVERITY: LOW
CHECK PARM: TIME(10/25/2009 06:12:59)
Time of
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> From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:ibm-m...@bama.ua.edu] On Behalf
> Of Tommy Tsui
> Sent: Friday, 11 December 2009 5:46 PM
> To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
> Subject: 回覆：RE: 回覆：IBM_s_newest_mainframe_is_all_ Linux_
>
> so next generation z10 "no z/os operating sy
so next generation z10 "no z/os operating system" only VM?
在 2009/12/11下午2:37，Stephen Mednick 寫道：
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> Of Tommy Tsui
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> -Original Message-
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> Of Tommy Tsui
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> Subject: 回覆：IBM_s_newest_mainframe_is_all_Linux_
>
> is it ture?
>
> The new system uses IBM's specialty
is it ture?
The new system uses IBM's specialty Linux processor and runs either Novell
SUSE or Red Hat systems. It does not use the mainframe operating system
z/OS but includes mainframe management software as well as IBM's z/Virtual
Machine system. Together, they constitute the company's l
>My sources tell me that SoftDate supports Java.
A basic set theory-ish question: did you mean this:
... { SoftDate, ... } [is a time testing tool that] support[s] Java [for
z/OS, and there may be other tools that do as well].
or this:
... { SoftDate } [is the only time testing tool that] suppo
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I will be out of the office starting 12/10/2009 and will not return until
12/15/2009.
I will be out of the office on Friday, December 11th, and Monday December
14th. I will return on Tuesday , December 15th. Thanks.
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A couple quick hits concerning everyone's favorite System z network
attachment features:
1. IBM said back in October that 4-port exploitation of OSA-Express3
1000BASE-T / 2-port exploitation of OSA-Express3-2P 1000BASE-T for OSA
Integrated Console Controller (OSA-ICC) would be available sometime i
Hi all,
Any shop using this two types of tape system. Any comment one them. I have
a question on whether the SUN VSM 5 can support synchronous replication?
IBM VTS 7740 support immediately mode.
thanks and regards
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Okay I found dynalloc(). Maybe the question should have been "is there a
LIST of these functions somewhere?" A list of these non-C-standard
z/OS-specific library routines?
Charles
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Of Charles Mil
I don't necessarily mean for exits and bare-metal code and that sort of
thing. I mean the sorts of things software products typically do (as opposed
to business applications) in routines callable from C/C++? Dynalloc? Get the
current job name? Somewhere in the C/C++ product? Somewhere in LE? I see
SRBs are always authorized. Unauthorized programs have a host of default
ABEND, dump, termination, etc., actions to aid in problem resolution, but
authorized programs are assumed to take care of their own needs. There is no
default dump action for an SRB program. What's probably worse, there
Hi Chris,
As far as I can see, on the second LPAR, there are no error messages from
TCPIP. The start command for the device works fine, and there is a message that
the link has been started.
When I get back to work on Sunday (yes, we work Sunday through Thursday), I
will ask our network gust t
ec wrote:
> I have an SRB scheduled thru IEAMSCHD. If it abends, I get the abend
> code in the comp, code and rsn fields. However I do not get any dump.
> Is there any method to get a dump for the failing SRB ?
DUMPX from the FRR (my preference). SLIP
Regards,
Henry
Gadi
> BTW, since we defined the partition, we've added some VIPA's, and they
work fine, even without defining them in the OAT.
You need to define VIPAs in the OAT - with OSE - if you are sharing an OSA
and you want to have arriving IP packets passed to the correct
Communications Server (CS) I
perhaps he meant x'100'
Chris Hoelscher
Senior IDMS & DB2 Database Administrator
Humana Inc
502-476-2538
choelsc...@humana.com
you only need to test the programs that you want to work correctly
Why only 100?
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My sources tell me that SoftDate supports Java.
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Sent: Thursday, December 03, 2009 6:54 PM
To:
On 10 Dec 2009 09:39:46 -0800, hmerr...@jackhenry.com (Hal Merritt)
wrote:
>Why only 100? Haven't you been following the advances in regeneration?
> Some say that this will be commonplace in as little as a decade. My personal
> plans don't include demise :-)
Does
EVERY INTENTION OF LIVING TO
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> From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Barry Merrill
>
> I surely would have appreciated if you had checked your facts before
> broadcasting such a scurrilous statement, especially since I
> specifically stated in our User Group/Vendor Session yesterday
> e
Yes, it is. and so are the devices.
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Sent: 10 December 2009 16:33
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Subject: Re: OSA OAT problem
The main problem is t
All, DR. Merrill contacted me off-list. It seems that things that were
said at the CMG conference yesterday that could lead one to believe that
his retirement was imminent.
I apologized to Dr. Merrill, and I apologize to the list. I assumed
wrongly that this was the case.
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Why only 100? Haven't you been following the advances in regeneration? Some
say that this will be commonplace in as little as a decade. My personal plans
don't include demise :-)
Hal KD5HW
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Thank you, Dr. Merrill For all of your work.
I surely would have appreciated if you had checked your facts before
broadcasting such a scurrilous statement, especially since I
specifically stated in our User Group/Vendor Session yesterday
evening that I have
EVERY INTENTION OF LIVING TO 100
AND
Good - I'd hate to have to break in a new support technician!
Tom Puddicombe
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I surely would have appreciated if you had checked your facts before
broadcasting such a scurrilous statement, especially since I
specifically stated in our User Group/Vendor Session yesterday
evening that I have
EVERY INTENTION OF LIVING TO 100
AND
HAVE NO PLANS TO EVER RETIRE.
Merrilly yours,
In a message dated 12/10/2009 8:12:49 A.M. Central Standard Time,
david.jou...@53.com writes:
Dr. Merrill announced his retirement at CMG
>>
Seems like IBM ought to gobble it up and make it an IUP. The next logical
contender would by SAS. Anyway, all the best for all the rest...wh
Jorge Garcia wrote:
Finally we add the parm in the parmlib member with the last occurence but the
check still appears and the parms doesn't work:
CHECK(IBMIXGLOGR,IXGLOGR_STAGINGDSFULL)
START TIME: 12/10/2009 13:21:34.281837
CHECK DATE: 20060615 CHECK SEVERITY: LOW
CHECK PARM: TIM
In a message dated 12/10/2009 9:42:45 A.M. Central Standard Time,
howard.bra...@cusys.edu writes:
I imagine because light is good - especially if the ceiling wasn't
designed to support weight.
>>
Many fire codes prohibit aluminum conduit and trays. Varies by city...
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We don't want to delete TCDB entries on an ordinary eject. Will
SMSMTAPE(PURGE(YES)) delete TCDB entries on an ordinary eject, or only upon a
DV command?
The FM does not seem to be 100% clear.
Thanks!!!
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Sent: Thursday
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bi...@mainstar.com (Bill Fairchild) writes:
> On the REALLY old boxes (S/360), the performance problem was called a
> S0C6 specification exception program interrupt
Hello:
Our Health Checker displays the subject check and we can't remove it.
First we've solved the check reason and we deleted the logstream and
recreated it. Then we display the logstreams status:
D LOGGER,LOGSTREAM
IXG601I 13.13.59 LOGGER DISPLAY 1
On the REALLY old boxes (S/360), the performance problem was called a S0C6
specification exception program interrupt and probable ABEND. When the first
S/370s were shipped in 1971, the requirement for storage alignment was removed
for most instructions, but there was a performance hit.
Bill Fa
Immediate answer: irrelevant.
Larger answer: if you are the responsible party for the code that acquired the
CSA storage in key 8 in which the ECB resides, you should change the key to 0
as soon as possible. If you are not the responsible party, you can use key 8
now in your XMEM POST but yo
On Thu, 10 Dec 2009 07:44:14 -0500, jmfbahciv wrote:
>>> I remember something which looked like an aluminum ladder being
>>> put up in the ceiling so that all that cabling didn't fall on our
>>> heads.
>>
>> Cable trays -- standard practice now, once thought of as an "extra
>> expense" -- besi
There is a compare feature, I'm lazy ...
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The main problem is that the second partition to come up does not have
TCP/IP connectivity
not to get involved in the TP portion of this thread, is the CHP online
and accessible to the second partition?
Jack Kelly
202-502-2390 (Office)
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The main problem is that the second partition to come up does not have TCP/IP
connectivity. No ping, either from with the partition or from outside the
partition.
If I have more than 8 IP addresses, how would my OAT look?
BTW, since we defined the partition, we've added some VIPA's, and they wo
Rumor has it that Dr. Merrill announced his retirement at CMG
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Th
Gadi
>The OSA is defined as OSE.
>
> ...
>
>1. Do I have to define the VIPAs in the OAT?
Yes
>From the Open Systems Adapter-Express Customers Guide and Reference:
ARP Takeover
...
When TCP/IP is started in QDIO mode, it downloads all the home IP addresses
in the stack and stores them in
Hal, as the most recent posters have said, you need to really know the
situation and what needs cleaned up.
If the volume is already physically gone and you wantt RMM and TCDB cleaned
up
RMM DV volser FORCE NOEJECT
will remove the volume from rmm and will avoid trying to eject from the library.
POST is one of the macros that got it right with respect to level of
indirection.. Unfortunately there are many that got it wrong (and that
cannot be changed for compatibility reasons). A lot of these macros also
document poorly what you put in the reg if using reg notation.
If the keyword is A
>YOU ARE CORRECT, I do not have an enclave token yet as there is no input
token to enclave create.
>Hence You see why I raised the ,
>REALLY WANT TO AVOID. Key 0 is Very Dangerous.
>It was the only way I could get the services to function properly.
I'm sorry, I do not understand what you wrote.
Hi,
We have an OSAExpress2 1000Base-T on our z890.
There are two partitions defined, and they share the OSA.
The OSA is defined as OSE.
Each partition has one Physical address and many virtual addresses.
The problem: Only the first partition that is IPL’s has TCP/IP access. The
other partition
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