We are looking for a method to encrypt the FC-IP tunnels between our B20
Peer to Peer tape libraries which are located about 1000kms apart. At
present we use Brocade Edge 3000s - the plan was to swap these for Brocade
7500's as they offer IPsec - we already have done this on the disk replicati
Hi Dana,
Is the batch job running on the same LPAR, as the sink machine?
I remember getting the symptom you describe, when our SU batch jobs were
started on one LPAR, but the sink machine (FOCUS SU job) was running on
another LPAR.
In cases like this, we used /* JOBPARM SYSAFF= in the JC
Luis,
See previous discussion in thread.
If you have multiple target zones, it makes no difference whether they
are in a single CSI or multiple CSIs, or whether the target zones are
related, or share a global zone. If both target zones have elements
with the same names or potentially could have e
What I did was install the product on a XP machine, and then I just copied the
installation directory to my Windows 7 machine. Works fine.
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> :>> :>> I don't see any obvious Millicode support for the AR address, so
I
> :>query
> :>> :>-
> :>> :>> when a PC defined with an ARR is executed, does it cause an
> :>interrupt
> :>> :>which
> :>> :>> then issues IEAARR under the covers? That a FRR would be faster?
>
> :>> :> ARR is a so
Under Win7 you can setup and run a WinXP Virtual Machine. A free XP
system image is available for download from Microsoft to run under Win7.
You should be able to install and run old software in the XP VM. I've
had to do that with a number of packages. It's a bit slow starting up
the VM but runs
Tried that on the setup.exe file, but still get this in a pop-up when I try
to run it:
"The version of this file is not compatible with the version of Windows you
are running. Check your computer's system information to see whether you
need an x86 (32-bit) or x64 (64-bit) version of the program,
Have you tried the 'compatibility' option of Windows? Right click on the
program, choose properties, then choose compatibility.
HTH
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Hi All,
Is there a version of XMIT Manager that will run on Windows 7??
I have v3 and it has not worked (won't install) since I went to Vista. Now
I'm on Win7 and, of course, have the same problem.
Thanks!
Scott T. Harder
Mainframe Services, Inc.
Naples, FL
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On Wed, 17 Mar 2010 11:41:50 -0400 Jim Mulder wrote:
:>> :>> I don't see any obvious Millicode support for the AR address, so I
:>query
:>> :>-
:>> :>> when a PC defined with an ARR is executed, does it cause an
:>interrupt
:>> :>which
:>> :>> then issues IEAARR under the covers? That a FRR w
The OP has specifically stated the (original) volume in question was a
backup volume.
EXPIREBV has multiple flavors depending on SMS vs. non-SMS data. The
effects are "JCL controlled" for non-SMS data and the MGMTCLAS
specifications are used for SMS managed data.
HBDELETE will function regardless
In looking at the manual, I see that I was assuming SMS managed volumes, not
volumes added via ADDVOL.
I also forget the original question. The HSEND DELVOL xx DUMP(PURGE
LASTCOPY)) suggested is needed if the tapes contain DFHSM DUMP (full volume)
files for volumes no longer in use. This
DELVOL can be applied to a tape or primary volume.
If applied to a tape, the contents of the tape and the tape itself
(depending on options specified) be deleted.
DEVLOL against a primary volume does not affect backup or migration
entries.
HTH,
Will that delete backup copies of data that used
Will that delete backup copies of data that used to be on the
disk-that-is-no-longer-there or will it merely remove the information about the
non-existent disk from the HSM control datasets?
The reference manual seems to indicate it doesn't touch backup copies if you
run DELVOL against a primar
IBM has restored the previous behavior. It is again 3 seconds and 3 clicks from
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/os/zos/bkserv/
to the intended manual
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You don't run DELVOL against the tape. You do DELVOL
volser-of-disk-nolonger-there.
Dave Gibney
Information Technology Services
Washington State University
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On Wed, 17 Mar 2010 13:25:59 -0400, Donald Johnson wrote:
>Can someone direct me to a manual or two where I can learn about the IBM
>z/OS Dataspace, and what commands can be issued to it - for exampe to dump
>the Datspace, or to query its size, etc.?
AFAIK, data spaces contain only data and no ex
Agreed. HBDELETE is far safer, especially since the data has been moved.
I hesitate to recommend the DELVOL command especially now, since Willie
told us that the RECYCLE moved the datasets he wants to eliminate onto
different tapes that have other (presumably valid) data on them.
Running a DELVOL
Allan,
I hesitate to recommend the DELVOL command especially now, since Willie told us
that the RECYCLE moved the datasets he wants to eliminate onto different tapes
that have other (presumably valid) data on them. Running a DELVOL against his
new(er) tapes will trash the other data on the tap
ASPG is pleased to let you download a test version of its new tool:
http://www.aspg.com/mcyinst-6m.zip
CryptoMon is a cryptographic monitoring software solution that
provides a comprehensive, behind-the-scenes look at your data centers
mainframe cryptographic systems including IBMs ICSF. This no
I just resolved this with IBM, and thought I'd pass it along to anyone else
that
might be vunerable.
I'm running z/OS 1.10, although APARs apply to 1.9 and up. I attempted to
Extend a zFS beyond the available space on the volume. Instead of failing,
the extend appeared to work. The total sp
Thanks for the reminder! I forgot all about that one.
MVS Extended Addressability Guide
What happened to the very excellent "Extended Addressability"? Did it
get
renamed or something?
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What happened to the very excellent "Extended Addressability"? Did it get
renamed or something?
Cheers, Martin
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Reformatted response for clarity:
Assembler Services Guide
Assembler Services Reference (vol 1-??)
Authorized Assembler Services Guide
Authorized Assembler Services Reference (vol 1-??)
The SHOWMVS command on the CBT tape has working code for a lot of this
HTH,
Can someone direct me to a m
Assembler Services Guide
Assembler Services Reference (vol 1-??)
Authorized Assembler Services Guide
Authorized Assembler Services Reference (vol 1-??)
The SHOWMVS command on the CBT tape has working code for a lot of this
HTH,
Can someone direct me to a manual or two where I can learn about t
DELVOL will delete all of the dataset backups on the tape and then purge the
tape.
IIRC, this is a backup tape in question.
In the example below, LASTCOPY refers to a dump version, not a dataset backup,
hence the command should be:
HSEND DELVOL xx BACKUP(PURGE).
You could also do HBDELET
Hello!
Can someone direct me to a manual or two where I can learn about the IBM
z/OS Dataspace, and what commands can be issued to it - for exampe to dump
the Datspace, or to query its size, etc.?
Thanks in advance!
Don
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Willie,
I believe that the DELVOL will delete everything on the tape. I don't think
that is what you want to do.
I'm kinda confused as to what kind of data is on these tapes. When you said in
your original e-mail that they are backups of non-existent DASD, were these
full volume DUMPs of t
I tried the RECYCLE however it did not fix the problem because it took all the
entries from the original tape and wrote it on to another tape. If I issue
the DELVOL command would it delete the tape as well as all the dsns on that
tape or will it create another tape?
This is the first time I a
Hello List:
Does somebody know if the JCLSCAN and IGC0023F sample source in the CBT
tape work ? We are running z/OS 1.9 ...
If yes, how should I link-edit them ?
Thanks for your help.
Mauri.
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> :> ARR is a software concept, not machine architecture. Nothing special
> :>happens with regard to an ARR when the PC instruction is executed.
>
> :> RTM2 processing examines the linkage stack to look for ARRs.
>
> Maybe I am looking in the wrong manual, but the POPs does not show me where
>
Ron Wells pisze:
Have a file ascii ftp to mainframe which is converted to ebcdic..
question...problem...have Names that have special characters (spanish) but
want them to stay the same
example >> ~ but when transfer completed the character is replaced
with a Q ..
>> N
> :>> I don't see any obvious Millicode support for the AR address, so I
query
> :>-
> :>> when a PC defined with an ARR is executed, does it cause an
interrupt
> :>which
> :>> then issues IEAARR under the covers? That a FRR would be faster?
>
> :> ARR is a software concept, not machine archi
The level of ACF2 you have, while not supported, is not old enough to be an
issue.
Also consider some workarounds:
1) Make the WAS LID Non-Cancellable, give it the NON-CNCL privlege. It will
not prevent access to anything and will log everything so you can see what
is preventing your access.
En
> The behavior could only be changed by some new user-specifiable option.
Indeed, what I was suggesting.
I wasn't aware of the C/C++ standard. Perhaps I should have been more
judicious in my choice of words. (Not the first time.)
Charles
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These are not ACF2 error messages. There are no such roles as monitor
nobody configurator or administrator in ACF2.
ACF2 could still be the root cause.
You can get "negative assurance" by running the ACF2 RV, Resource Violation,
Report against the SMF data and if you do not find any ACF2 violati
Have a file ascii ftp to mainframe which is converted to ebcdic..
question...problem...have Names that have special characters (spanish) but
want them to stay the same
example >> ~ but when transfer completed the character is replaced
with a Q ..
>> N
any ideas ???
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On Wed, 17 Mar 2010 10:38:41 -0400 Jim Mulder wrote:
:>> I don't see any obvious Millicode support for the AR address, so I query
:>-
:>> when a PC defined with an ARR is executed, does it cause an interrupt
:>which
:>> then issues IEAARR under the covers? That a FRR would be faster?
:> ARR i
> I don't see any obvious Millicode support for the AR address, so I query
-
> when a PC defined with an ARR is executed, does it cause an interrupt
which
> then issues IEAARR under the covers? That a FRR would be faster?
ARR is a software concept, not machine architecture. Nothing special
ha
Dr. Stephen Fedtke wrote:
>when there is a need to determine the TCBSENV (TCB ACEE) in charge for a
given RACHECK call, determining it for the current TCB is quite easy:
>L R14,PSATOLD-FLC(0,0)LOAD CURRENT TASK CONTRO
>ICM R15,B'',TCBSENV-TCB(R14)
>BNZ tcbacee_given
>my question:
We've had some lingering issues getting into the admin. console from the
application server we can't seem to get by. Can anyone kindly assist with
helping us understand where we may be going astray? We strongly believe that
this is ACF2 related...unfortunately it's on version 9.2 (unsupported)
On Wed, 17 Mar 2010 09:21:34 -0500, Kirk Wolf wrote:
>Has anyone seen this error or recognize the source of the PERN001I message?
I haven't seen it, but a search in IBMLINK turned up this in the usage library:
===
SOLUTION:
It took time to locate ONLY ONE AV
Occaisionally we see a failure in a z/OS Unix program, where "fork"
fails with the following message:
12.41.28 S0079894 BPXP012I FORK SYSCALL TERMINATED DURING CHILD PROCESSING WITH
387 RETURN CODE 0070, REASON CODE 0004.
Note that RC=70 is "Resource temporarily unavailable", reason co
David Craig wrote:
| Do you mean 'in C or C++',
thus calling attention to the typo in my original post, where I had written 'is
C or C ++'. He is in order. His rhetorical question identifies a real typo.
My reaction to the rest of his post is more mixed. I am, for example, familiar
wi
History:
I'm told that the C/C++ behavior was implemented due to the C/C++
standard:
If the host environment is not capable of supplying strings with letters
in both uppercase and lowercase, the implementation shall ensure
that the strings are received in lowercase.
It might be the case that
I don't see any obvious Millicode support for the AR address, so I query -
when a PC defined with an ARR is executed, does it cause an interrupt which
then issues IEAARR under the covers? That a FRR would be faster?
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No LFAREA specified in IEASYSxx so taking the default (no real storage used to
back 1M pages).
>>> Gil Peleg 3/17/2010 5:44 AM >>>
Jack,
What value do you specify in IEASYSxx for LFAREA= ? The default is none,
which means no real storage should be used to back 1M pages. So if you are
taking the
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Jack,
What value do you specify in IEASYSxx for LFAREA= ? The default is none,
which means no real storage should be used to back 1M pages. So if you are
taking the default, your problem is probably not caused by large pages.
HTH,
Gil.
On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 7:17 PM, Jack Oakley wrote:
> Curio
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