This may be more work than it worth, but have you considered converting the hex
values to decimal, sort the decimal values and then convert them back to hex.
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Well, if your new DASD architecture was manufactured in the same manner as
previous DASD devices, you would have 32,769 spinning platters to deal with and
an access arm with 65,535 R/W heads to move back and forth with all of the
implied momentum of a device that size. How tall do you think 32K
Frank,
Since I'm only somewhat dangerous with VSAM and even less informed in IMS, does
not the IDCAMS DEFINE for a VSAM file give you an empty/initialized VSAM file?
Isn't there an end-of-file at the very beginning of the file created by DEFINE?
What does IMS consider an initialized/empty VSAM
Dear List Members:
Just to save you some time and grief, I'm passing this along.
We have just started using FCP devices for our Linux (SuSE Red Hat)
virtual machines running under our z/VM 5.4.0 system. In order to verify
our hardware configuration and our switch configurations, I was able to
Subject: Re: SCSIDISC SAMPEXEC on z/VM 5.4.0
Sounds even worse than the example I found a few years back of a supplied
sample (to do Shark analysis?) which required SAS.
i
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Terry,
OK - I'm no REXX expert, so take this for what it's worth:
In the technical/classical sense of arrays, REXX does not have any support of
arrays per se - either single or multi-dimensional. When I was using Fortran
you had:
Dimension array(10,10)
Do I = 1 to 10
Do X = 1 to 10
Array(I,X)
Howard,
First, if by 'flat files' you mean sequential files, then I don't think IEBCOPY
is want you want. You should use IEBGENER to copy flat/sequential files.
But, for IEBCOPY, here's an example:
//S1 EXEC PGM=IEBCOPY
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//IN DD
Maria,
I would suggest adding a 'DROP LINES.' statement just before the DO loop to
insure that 'lines.' has the same number of lines that 'isfulog.' contains.
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Dave,
Submit job AAA and as the last step in this job, have it submit job BBB and so
on by using the internal reader.
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George,
the value in CMDLEN is suspect. The command you want to execute is 5 characters
in length, not 4. Without checking on the macro definition, is CMDLEN only the
length of the command or does it include the two bytes of length before the
command?
From:
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
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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.
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Rather than a list of user's of the HW crypto feature, would not the
security/certification level of the IBM processor's be even more impressive?
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Kurt,
My personal preference is to always use the HCD for maintaining your
configuration files - both IOCDS and IODF. The IOCDS is written out to the
processor and used during POR and LPAR activation to configure your LPARs. The
IODF is used by z/OS for its configuration information.
If you
Kurt,
Tom is correct. Each z/OS system image must have access to the 'current' IODF
for its own processing. If your current LPAR was using SYS1.IODF15 as its
current production configuration, you could IPL your new LPAR by using the same
IODF configuration file. If z/OS does not find an IODF
What you want to do can be done using the HMC. You can activate/IPL an LPAR on
a scheduled basis. I don't recall all of the steps involved, but you start by
using Single Object selection with your CPC already selected. From there you
can select an option that will give you automatic operations
What is the device type for the device numbers assigned to the esoteric - HCRT?
Check in your current EDT.
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Jerry,
You need to ACTIVATE both your IOCDS and IODF using the same ACTIVATE command.
Use: ACTIVATE ACTIOCDS=A2,IODF=XX,FORCE=(DEVICE,CANDIDATE) -or whatever suits
your needs. You must have the IOCDS and IODF with the same token value.
Use: D IOS,CONFIG - to display the currently active
Using Offline_at_IPL will only correct the problem when z/VM is being IPL'ed.
If the target volumes present a state change interrupt after z/VM is IPL'ed,
z/VM will bring the volumes online. The safest way to go is to mark the target
device numbers as 'not_accepted' to z/VM.
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Frank,
If you want a private PDS/Copybook to precede your production COBOL copy book
PDS and have it unique to each user, how about this -
//syslib dd dsn=sysuid..pvtcobol.copylib
//dd dsn=appl.prod.copylib
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Todd,
You can use the 'COMMAND' JCL statement. See the JCL Reference manual.
EX: //___COMMAND'S_VTAM'__comments (where underscores are blanks)
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have you tried putting the dataset name in quotes on your IEFBR14 using the
DISP=(OLD,DELETE) parameter like this DSN='P.FSPOL.SBHF38AA(0)' Data set names
on the tape HDR1 record (assuming standard labels were used) is only the last
17 characters on the tape, but not on the catalog entry.
HTH
Dave,
z/OS 1.9 already splits out the TN3270 server into a separate address space.
See below:
D A,L
IEE114I 12.15.30 2008.196 ACTIVITY 965
JOBS M/STS USERSSYSASINITS
Have you considered an application like Diligent's Virtual Tape Facility for
the Mainframe - VTF/M for short. Or you can call us as well since we are a
reseller for VTF/M (sorry, I couldn't resist - my apologies to the list in
advance)
I use and support this product and there is a lot more to
Lizette -
According to message ADR380E discription -
Data set not processed. Catalog entry for an SMS-managed data set was found but
there was no corresponding VTOC entry
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Dear Lists,
Could any of you recommend reference material (web sites, manuals,
redbooks/redpieces) so I could learn something about writing scripts
under ISHELL in a z/Linux environment?
TIA
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Arthur,
We developed our own program for this function and it incorporates a SLEEP
function. Here is a code snip from the program:
A010 DS0H
GET SYSIN,CMDIN
CLI CMDIN,C'*'
Lionel,
Have you tried -
SITE JESLrecl=xxx where xxx can be 1 - 254. This specifically sets the LRECL
for the JES internal reader.
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Gilbert,
The display you are seeing for the data set's volume list is due to the fact
that the data set is SMS managed. The * in the display of volumes indicates
that SMS had additional volumes in its candidate list when the data set was
allocated. The data set was only allocated on one volume
Hello Anybody,
The 8 path restriction is per LCU, not your USP V. The USP V should allow a
total of 16 paths for connections between storage subsystems. You can use our
Storage Navigator application to create this configuration. If you are having
problems in doing this, please contact your
You can go to the www.cbttape.org web site and download the CBT files 617 and
523.
CBT file 617 is a REXX program that will give you a report using SMF 30 type
records.
CBT file 523 is an assembler program that will extract SMF records you select
using SYSIN control cards. You can also
What!!!
snip
EMC, like Sun and IBM and the rest, charge these days for everything.
/snip
I resent the implication! We (HDS) do not require a FE to be on-site if our
customer decides to power off our equipment. Granted, it's a two step process
to effect - push and hold the ENABLE switch that
We FTP our SCRT reports to IBM and they have no problem with this approach.
HTH
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Sent:
Dear Lists:
I am cross posting this question to the z/OS and z/VM lists due to the
nature of my question, which is -
Will z/OS, TSO ISPF panels and dialogs work under the z/VM, CMS ISPF
program product? Is there any degree of compatibility between the two
ISPF products? Is there any
Dear Lists:
I thank all of you who have responded so far and so quickly. The
consensus of opinion is that it may be doable.
I realize that there are differences in the I/O support afforded by both
platforms. This may be a small amount of the conversion effort. Several
responders mentioned that
VOS was the operating system developed by Hitachi for their domestic market.
Back in the early 80's we (NAS, now HDS) had some customers who would entertain
the idea of running non-IBM operating systems. This approach never really took
off and VOS remained in Japan.
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John,
Based on the CSFM506I message, it looks like your LPAR does not have any crypto
hardware as part of its configuration or there is no domain assigned to your
LPAR for master key processing. Check the configuration of your LPAR from the
HMC/SE for your CEC and the activation profile for
Mark,
when running REXX in batch and to disassociate your code from a TSO user-ID, as
the first statement in your script use the PROFILE NOPREFIX statement. Then you
can reference z/OS data sets by name, with or without a TSO prefix as the HLQ.
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Dear Lists:
Is there a list server for z/TPF?
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Greg,
You can code/use the IEAVMXIT MCS exit to automate this reply.
I can give you a copy of our source code for a quick jump start on this. Please
contact me off-list if you want a copy.
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Dear List:
Does anybody have a z/OS system (I'm using 1.8, but it does not have to
be) running in a virtual machine under z/VM (I'm using 5.3.0, but it
does not have to be) and the z/OS virtual machine is connected to a
guest virtual LAN.
If so, can you please answer the following questions:
1)
Dear List:
An IBM 4361 Model Group 5 had the ECPS feature -
Extended Control Program Support (ECPS) -- offers VSE mode, VM/370 mode, and
MVS/370 mode. These modes provide microcode assists that make the system
control programs operate more efficiently.
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Ok, you network gurus; I've got one for you -
The TCP/IP address of my z/OS 1.8 system is 111.222.333.11. (not really)
When I run this REXX Exec -
/* REXX */
SAY SOCKET('INITIALIZE','MYID')
SAY
If the user's TSO logon proc will allocate a new profile data set if one is not
present, either rename and/or delete the user's current profile data set.
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Hal,
Are the console device numbers marked as DYNAMIC - NO in your IOCDS/IODF?
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Sent:
Robert,
You can try either ISPF 3.4 or ISMF option 2 (data set). Both will allow you to
generate a list of data set names using %%%1.** as a filter and then save
the resultant list to a data set.
Hope this helps.
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Robert,
Sorry, must have had a brain cramp - that's option 1 from the ISMF panel and
your filter would be (in your case) %%%P.**
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Charles,
Like Bill explained in his reply, the time reported is the time your program
spent in execution regardless of how many processors it was dispatch on.
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Tomas,
What was the format of your ACTIVATE command? Did you use the FORCE option?
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Dear List,
I am trying to FTP a 10GB file from my z/OS 1.8 system to a Windows 2003
Server platform. After about 9.2 GB of data being transferred, the FTP
process is aborted with the error message of - No CSI structure
available from the Windows FTP process.
Has anyone else seen this?
TIA
Mark,
IIRC, by default, the entry point to your load module will be the entry point
of the first INCLUDED CSECT. You can verify this on the mapping provided by the
linkage editor when it documents the information after creating your load
module. This may require the MAP option when you run the
snip
but z/VM *is* the most programmable,
flexible, powerful, and robust hypervisor in existence.
/snip
A-M-E-N to that!!!
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First I want to thank all of you that responded.
The gist of the responses tells me that I may be giving z/OS allocation
logic too much credit. Not what I hoped for of course but this is why we
do testing - right?
The cigar goes to John Kington who suggested allocating my eight data
sets in a
Thanks David, I will definitely add this to my 'must read' list.
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Greetings Listers,
What I thought should be a straight forward approach to influence z/OS
DASD allocations has turned into an internals class for this function.
I created an Esoteric with 8 DASD device numbers assigned to it. The
volumes on these 8 devices all have the same amount of free space,
Dear Lists:
Our z/VM and Linux testing goes in about 6 month cycles. The last time
we used SuSE Linux under z/VM, we had z/VM 5.1. We are now using z/VM
5.2 at the 0501 RSU maintenance level.
All of a sudden now (?), we can no longer connect to our Linux virtual
machines using PuTTY. The
Dave, (and list)
I tried to download and install the WSA.exe file to my PC. I downloaded
the member ISPGUINX (assuming this is the Windows version) from the
ISP.SISPGUI data set. Renamed the downloaded file to ISPGUINX.EXE and
then double clicked on the renamed file. I receive an error message
List,
Thanks to all who responded.
I had to copy my AUTOEXEC.NT file into the path that the install program
was using. In my case, it was not a matter of the AUTOEXEC.NT file being
incorrect or not setting some variable/condition for a DOS environment,
it was more that the file could not be
Dear List:
On my z/OS 1.6 system I am trying to create a new esoteric name using
the HCD.
On the Assign/Unassign Devices to Esoteric HCD panel, I am given a
list of devices by device groups.
Is there any way to have this HCD panel display only single device
numbers similar to the I/O Device
Howard,
Unless you specify the device model as a comment in the HCD panel(s)
when you define your 3390s, there is no way that I know of to
distinguish the model type within the HCD. The HCD only specifies
generic device type information - i.e. 3390 (all models), 3390A and
3390B (for Base and
Juan,
To allocate a 10,000 cylinder data set for SMF use, the data set has to
be SMS managed and you will need to use DATACLASS and STORAGECLASS
parameters in your DEFINE CLUSTER control cards for IDCAMS. The
DATACLASS you use must specify the extended format option as either
preferred and/or
Dear list,
I may have found a glitch in DASDM RENAME processing where the system
only allows for RENAME processing to be via PDF/ISPF and not through
batch. I receive message IEC614I with return/reason code values and when
research these values you find -
Rex,
If you only have a single disk pack of data sets to process you could
use the data set list option in TSO / ISPF and specify only the vol-ser
of the volume in question. This will list all data sets on the volume if
they are cataloged or not. You can then delete any data set you so
desire. If
Bruce,
BlueZone from Seagull Software (formerly known as Renex) is a TN3270/E
application for Window based platforms and it also includes a session manager
as part of the install. They also offer a free FTP application and BlueZone
also supports scripting. I've used BlueZone for over 10+
Thirumurugan,
I would suggest that you take a backup of your source PDS using IEBCOPY
and then process the IEBCOPY backup using IBM's DTERSE (pack) program to
create a file that is safe to FTP. Then FTP the output of the DTERSE
program to your other system. Once the DTERSE'ed file has been
Dear List,
Are any of you exporting data from the RMF DDS (Distributed Data Server)
into Microsoft EXCEL?
When I try it using z/OS 1.6 and EXCEL 2003 (MS OFFICE), the following
error occurs -
Has anyone else encountered this problem?
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Skip,
What is the 'supplied utility' you are referring to?
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I don't recall if MFT ever had TSO. I know it had CRJE. Anyone care to
guess what CRJE stands for?? ;-O
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CRJE - Conversational Remote Job Entry - RIGHT!!
Frank Krueger wins the Cigar.
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Mark,
AFAIK, there is no IBM supplied interface within ISPF for PPRC
functions. But, at the risk of offending list-server protocols, HDS does
have an application called BCM (Business Continuity Manager) that is
written in REXX that runs under ISPF and supports TrueCopy (sync and
async pairs) and
This should work for System B:
DEFINE CLUSTER (NAME(SYS1.IODF00) -
VOL(XX) LINEAR RECATALOG)
And when you want to remove the entry from System B do a DELETE - NOSCRATCH.
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OK, I would like to add my $0.02 to this thread.
soapbox
You may want to consider the old adage of be careful what you ask for, you
may get it may apply to this topic.
Consider if you will, something happened to z/OS that was sever enough to
cause a wait state and/or stand-alone dump to
Dear TSO/REXX gurus -
I am more familiar with REXX under z/VM CMS and in this environment there is
a statement - VMFCLEAR - that you can use to clear the terminal screen for
additional output and not cause the screen display to 'scroll'.
Is there an equivalent command/function available under
Robert,
You should be able to update your system dynamically by making your changes
to the ESOTERICs and then issue the z/OS command - ACTIVATE IODF=XX,SOFT
This does imply that you built a new IODF that is different from your
current IODF but you do not need to actually rebuild a new IOCDS.
Steve,
If by 'SYSDA' you are referring to the esoteric name assigned to your DASD
device numbers, you can use the HCD to display/modify the device numbers
associated with the esoteric name of SYSDA. I believe this is kept in the
EDT (Eligible Device Table) for z/OS which is part of the IODF for
Not knowing why you would want to attach 510RES to MAINT, have you
considered using the virtual full pack mini-disk address of 123 (usually)
which is already defined for MAINT. Do a Q V 123 from MAINT. I doubt that
you will be able to detach this volume from a running system.
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Erik,
If MAINT is still logged on and you have an exact duplicate of your 510RES
system available on another volume, you should be able to DDR COPY the first
few cylinders from your new volume to your currently running 510RES volume
and again use the virtual full volume device number of 123 for
Wang,
Have you checked into using the Data Set option on ISMF? There are several
parameters you can specify as to how ISMF will generate a data set report
for you.
Hope this helps.
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Cross posted to both lists for all you TCP/IP gurus out there.
After starting TCP/IP under z/VM and then doing a NETSTAT DEVLINKS command,
the response shows that the OSA device 0B0-0B1 is Waiting for start pkt. I
assume this means that TCP/IP is starting its protocol with the OSA card in
the
Dear List(s):
I'm trying to set up a VM GUEST LAN to be used for our z/Linux virtual
machines. I do seem to be able to convince TCP/IP on how to do this. Here is
a copy of my PROFILE TCPIP file:
DEVICE OSA0 LCS 00B0
00048 LINK ETH0 ETHERNET 0 OSA0
00049
00050 DEVICE ZVMLAN1 OSD 10B0 PORTNAME
It sounds like you told the HCD to allocate the UCB's below the line as
opposed to above. Check your specifications for the STK DASD you mention.
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Dear List,
More fun and games with SMS / HSM -
I created a 10GB (yes, Giga-) data set and then tried to migrate (HMIG) it
to HSM level-1 DASD. I received for my efforts the ARC1208I message with
return code 8 and reason code 0010. This states that I tried to migrate a
data set that is greater
Mark,
You have a comma after the 'programmer name' (COMP SEARCH PARMS, in your
case) which is indicating a continuation. Column 72 has nothing to do with
indicating a continuation in your example. Using Col. 72 to indicate
continuation was the old format for JCL. Now, if you end the text in a JCL
Dear List,
Is there a programmatically way using REXX to interface with ISMF,
specifically to inquire about the current values for a storage group's
allocation and percentage of available free space?
TIA
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Howard,
Check your PROCLIB procedure for stating FTP. Ours looks like this:
snip
The SYSFTPD DD statement is optional. The search order for
FTP.DATA is:
Dear list,
Since I can not find a dedicated list for HSM users, let me ask this
prestigious list of users -
Is there any way that a user can influence which volume(s) HSM chooses for
migration processing - SETSYS / DEFINE statements, User HSM Exits? I have
done due diligence in the RTFM
Dear List,
Is there a list server for IBM's DFSMS / HSM topics?
TIA
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Ray,
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My thanks and appreciation to those of you who responded to my last two
posts regarding CMS / XEDIT maximums and how to create a new member in an
existing PDS data set.
This list is just great.
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To all you TSO/E - Rexx gurus:
Doesn't REXX under TSO/E have a function similar to REXX under CMS (which I
am more accustomed to) for storing/retrieving variable data across REXX
routine invocations? In REXX under CMS you have the LASTING GLOBALV option
for the VALUE function which lets you save
Hello List,
OK, first time to try this and I have an up-front question for you TSO /
Rexx gurus:
I want to create a new PDS (not PDSE) member in an existing PDS that already
has members. I plan on creating the new member name via my REXX logic. My
question is how to bridge the gap between my
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