zAAPs do not work under zLinux. They only work under zOS.
As for Java, the more appropriate question might be why is it so
inefficient?
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We just migrated our ML2 tapes to 9840c. We TAPECOPY this tapes when
they get marked full. Does anyone have any experience with using HSM to
TAPECOPY these tapes? It is taking around 2-3 hrs. to copy 1 tape. Is
anyone else experiencing this? Thanks.
Hi Sharon,
Are your 9840Cs ESCON attached
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>I know we can't be the only ones to have ever run into this problem!!
>We are being told that the new STK equipment we are ordering is 3
>inches too tall and cannot go on our outsourcers floor.
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disk? tape?
I believe he's referring to STK's, now SUN's, new SL8500 tape library.
I know we can't be the only ones to have ever run into this problem!!
We are being told that the new STK equipment we are ordering is 3 inches
too tall and cannot go on our outsourcers floor. Has anybody ever run
into this in the past and if so what did you do to get around it? We
have suggested
Has anyone heard how many disaster declarations there have been due to
Hurricane Katrina?
I've heard that some sites have declared a disaster due to the
hurricane. However, it wasn't enough to preclude our disaster test.
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Make sure you have the latest level of microcode on the ds8000 also.
IBM has a bug in earlier levels where the box crashes after 49.7 days!
Apparently the result of a timer rolling over and not being handled
correctly and the internal processors going into a loop.
The workaround and microcode fix
Greetings... We are getting ready for our 1st DR exercise (using IBM
BCRS) and I have a question about vendor "software keys" when running
z/OS under VM on another CPU. Although the CPUID xx in the VM
directory is supposed to take care of the CPU serial number matching our
real CPU serial numb
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