On Fri, 27 May 2011 14:41:53 -0600, Frank Swarbrick wrote:
>I prefer SPACE=(0,0)
>
I'd suggest SPACE=(0,(0,0,0)) to avoid allocating directory blocks
and secondary extents.
Being considerably whimsy challenged on Fridays, I was impelled
to try this. To my minor surprise, it executes with no JCL
>Since the volume is defined as SDSP shouldn't only dsns that fit the
>criteria be housed on the SDSP volume?
No, defining a volume as SDSP only says that it contains a KSDS VSAM
file that can contain small datasets as records of the KSDS.
Any space not occupied by the SDSP KSDS can be used for
42,499 - 42,403 = 96 + VTOCIX, VVDS, SDSP = 101.
Do a TSO ISPF 3.4 and list the datasets on the volume.
You should have 101 datasets on the volume. They could be coming from
datasets bigger than the SDSP size limit and there was space on the
volume, or even allocated because you have it mounted as
Gerhard and Rick
Be assured that the 3278-5 was *monochrome*, usual green on black.
At the time it was announced its USP was the 132 character width and -
IMMSMC - this announcement was cotemporaneous with the colourful 3279 -
all models - somewhere in the vicinity of 1978.
I remember the 3278
On 5/27/2011 4:17 PM, Rick Fochtman wrote:
IIRC, my 3278-5 also had color capabilities.
I used Google to search for the model 5, and found no reference
to color (but as stated here before, absence of evidence is not
evidence of absence). I did find some vendors who wanted to sell
a 3278-5 fo
Rick:
My loose memory of it was the length of one cartridge was around 100 feet (it
could have been more).
My memory also indicates that the 2321 and the 3850 were at least 10+ years
apart and the magnetic cartridge "ribbon" would have been at least a generation
apart in IBM and they probably
We believe this module needs to be dynamically linked for the purposes of
utilizing sockets.
If you don't mind, could you briefly explain hard-linking (static?) versus
dynamic-linked with regard to this?
Thank you...
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I prefer SPACE=(0,0)
On 5/27/2011 at 10:42 AM, in message <005101cc1c8d$07532e00$15f98a00$@mcn.org>,
Charles Mills wrote:
>> REGION=0K requests only one-thousandth as much as REGION=0M.
>
> Does SPACE=(TRK,0) allocate only 1/15 as much DASD as SPACE=(CYL,0)?
>
> Charles
>
> -Original Mess
The IEW2456E says module not in SYSLIB/SYSLIN.
I checked the C and LE libraries and could not find PTHREAD@ (lots of refs in
the COMPILER/RUN TIME LIB docs).
This can most likely be fixed in one of 2 ways depending on what is desired.
If you really want PTHREAD@ hard-linked in you LMOD, I wou
Ed Gould wrote:
From: Rick Fochtman
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Sent: Thu, May 26, 2011 1:53:50 PM
Subject: Re: z/OS SYSLOG to UNIX syslog daemon?
You copied that wrong. 3272 through 3278 were all monochrome (green
from IBM, and at least one competitor had an easy to work with cyan);
the first IBM color tube was the 3279, but it only had 7 colors and
black. The
Hi Christian,
can you tell me what devices you are connected to and if you are using switches
between the cpu and the devices..
Best Regards.
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Hitachi Data Systems
Global Support Center
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San Diego, California 92128
USA
Phone: +858-537-3075 Office
please dont think I'm being insultin, but you didnt say...
did you check the obvious?
the physical connections and their corresponding logical definitions (new
library?) ?
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On Fri, 27 May 2011 14:56:01 -0400, Tony Harminc wrote:
>On 27 May 2011 12:42, Charles Mills wrote:
>>> REGION=0K requests only one-thousandth as much as REGION=0M.
>>
>> Does SPACE=(TRK,0) allocate only 1/15 as much DASD as SPACE=(CYL,0)?
>
>Generally yes. But it could be different on older dev
Here is the link step. Thanks!
77 //LKED EXEC PGM=HEWL,COND=(4,LT,COMPILE),
78 //REGION=&LREGSIZ,PARM='&LPARM'
79 //SYSLIB DD DSNAME=TCPIP.SEZACMTX,DISP=SHR
80 // DD DSNAME=&LIBPRFX..SCEELKED,DISP=SHR
81 //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
82 //SYSLIN DD DSN
>
>We are receiving an 8 on our linking of a C module on the mainframe (z/os 1.7)
>
>The error is: IEW2456E 9207 SYMBOL PTHREAD@ UNRESOLVED.
>
>Does a library need to be included in our link's syslib?
>
>Thank you!
Can you post your JCL for your LKED step?
Lizette
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We are receiving an 8 on our linking of a C module on the mainframe (z/os 1.7)
The error is: IEW2456E 9207 SYMBOL PTHREAD@ UNRESOLVED.
Does a library need to be included in our link's syslib?
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On 27 May 2011 12:42, Charles Mills wrote:
>> REGION=0K requests only one-thousandth as much as REGION=0M.
>
> Does SPACE=(TRK,0) allocate only 1/15 as much DASD as SPACE=(CYL,0)?
Generally yes. But it could be different on older devices with a
different number of tracks/cylinder. Where you *real
Back in high school (circa 1973), I got to play on an 1130 (given to us by a
local think tank (Battelle Memorial Institute, where Xerography was developed)
with an 1132 printer - I gotta say, I (like so many others have mentioned) was
hooked
Was/Is an 1130 considered a mainframe? (or was EVERYT
gerh...@valley.net (Gerhard Postpischil) writes:
> The 2260s were attached to a 2848 control unit. I worked at ADR when
> they were announced, and a couple of us used them for playing games
> (e.g., a battleship game by Dave McBride). {partly as a result of our
> experience, we won a CIA contract f
CA has CA Compliance Manager for z/OS; please see:
http://www.ca.com/us/products/detail/CA-Compliance-Manager-for-zOS.aspx for
additional information.
Regards,
Dave
David Hrycewicz
CA
Software Architect
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On 5/27/2011 11:17 AM, Petersen, Jim wrote:
How about 2260's was a terminal control unit for terminals
which only had 12 lines by 80 Cut my teeth on 360/65 and a
360/50 and a 360/40 and they had a 360/20 down at one of our
sites for RJE.
The 2260s were attached to a 2848 control unit. I worked
Hello
Depending on how many file servers/or virtual machines and/or the number of
files that you need to backup simultaneously will determine how many
FDR/UPSTREAM z/OS started tasks that you will need.
If it is a single file server with 1 PB and 100+ million files, going to be
hard to
get th
Hallo To All,
I ran a report to obtain a list of SDSP dsns on an ML1 volume which is defined
as SDSP :
HSEND LIST DATASETNAME MCDS SELECT(VOLUME(ML1101) SDSP). There were 42,403
dsns listed. I ran another report
HSEND LIST DATASETNAME MCDS SELECT(VOLUME(ML1101)). In this report there were
Yes, since 1/15 of zero is equal to zero.
I have a file that occupies 0 Petabytes. Man, that thing is really HUGE.
Bill Fairchild
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Charles Mills
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> REGION=0K requests only one-thousandth as much as REGION=0M.
Does SPACE=(TRK,0) allocate only 1/15 as much DASD as SPACE=(CYL,0)?
Charles
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Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2011 4:38 P
Oh yes... A 256k IBM 360/50 with a 1MB LCS box attached running OS/MFT. Also
CRJE on 2740/41's, 2260's came later. Operations greatly improved when we
installed this type-3 program called "HASP".
Charles S. Kammer
Systems Programming Administrator
Bexar County Information Technology
San Antoni
jim_peter...@homedepot.com (Petersen, Jim) writes:
> How about 2260's was a terminal control unit for terminals which only
> had 12 lines by 80 Cut my teeth on 360/65 and a 360/50 and a 360/40
> and they had a 360/20 down at one of our sites for RJE.
re:
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2011g.html#41
h
ps2...@yahoo.com (Ed Gould) writes:
> Back in the 70's & 80's the place I worked had 1500 (or so) local 3270's off
> of
> a 168MP.
> We were truly at the UCB # limit for MVS. We were forever having to do
> sysgens
> as our VP was a hungry for drives. The conversion to 3350's did save us a bit.
How about 2260's was a terminal control unit for terminals which only had 12
lines by 80
Cut my teeth on 360/65 and a 360/50 and a 360/40 and they had a 360/20 down at
one of our sites for RJE.
___
Jim Petersen
MVS - Lead Systems Engineer
Home Depot Techno
Chris -
Thanks for the response. Since I posted I have tried running hometest,
telnet, with the trace and they do "gethostbyname()" without problems,
so I am inclined to think the problem lies with the SAS/C runtime.
Unfortunately SAS/C is no longer marketed and is basically a bit
moribund, so I do
The problem is resolved but I did not get much detail to relay. I
believe it was just typical AR mode programming problems.
Chuck Arney
illustro Systems International, LLC
http://www.illustro.com
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> Turning on the resolver
Hello All,
If you weren't able to make the live webcast yesterday, the replay is
available right now from the webcast website:
http://events.unisfair.com/rt/ibm~zosr12mig
That should help those with a Down Under timezone :). You do need a logon
userid/password to get to it. You can use your ex
Thanks for reply.
We do not use any product for scheduling. We just use free scheduling
procedure.
We are using z/OS 1.10 system running.
The program which we use is called AUTO and is available in
SYS2.PROCLIB(AUTO).
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> On a few systems the daily SMFDUMP that starts to run at 2200 hrs.
> bets a message from RMM due to the daily backup running. Something is
> different with
> these systems as our automatic response to the message fails saying that
> "Reply xx
> was not requested from this console".
>
> 220
Hello,
On a few systems the daily SMFDUMP that starts to run at 2200 hrs.
bets a message from RMM due to the daily backup running. Something is
different with these systems as our automatic response to the message
fails saying that "Reply xx was not requested from this console".
2200 hrs is wh
Sorry I misread the path name
So the command should be D M=CHP(B0)
Also check out the redbook FICON Planning and Implementation SG24-6497. It
has a decent write-up of various reasons for the IOS2001I messages.
Since you B0 / FF is not documented, I would recommend contacting IBM IOS
group throug
XCF does not use any of the interfaces that establish a reserve on a
device - not ENQ / RESERVE in any of its external implementations, nor the
Device Reserve (B4) command.
The reference to device-level serialization in my earlier append wasn't
really correct. More precisely, XCF uses approp
> we are upgrading our z10's to z196's and during the last machine upgrade
we started
> loosing paths to different devices and from different channel paths.
>
> We have now one z10 and one z196 with 4 LPARs each in SYSPLEX.
> The messages are displayed through the LPARs of the z10.
>
> *IOS001E 5
Hi,
we are upgrading our z10's to z196's and during the last machine upgrade we
started loosing paths to different devices and from different channel paths.
We have now one z10 and one z196 with 4 LPARs each in SYSPLEX.
The messages are displayed through the LPARs of the z10.
*IOS001E 5DDC,INOPER
On Wed, 25 May 2011 07:04:04 -0500, Bill Neiman
wrote:
>...
>XCF uses several types of serialization to protect couple data sets.
>But to clear up one misconception right away: Hardware reserves are
*NEVER*
>used to serialize couple data sets.
>...
Thank you Bill.
One last question:
When y
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