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The next time a problem occurs, you're in the same boat, again!
Your best bet is the ongoing SMF statistics, but even then IMS and DB2 bypass
most of the metrics for 'performance' reasons.
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VERIFY?
VERIFY just validates fields and closes the file.
It doesn't recover unrecoverable stats.
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Give it a rest!
I'm just short of kill-filing you!
You're wrong and digging a deeper hole attempting to defend the indefensible!
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should be able to figure the issue out by
context.
Also, the ultimate in arrogance, pointing out the 'error' in terminology,
rather than helping is unacceptable.
Besides, who died and made the ultimate arbiter as to the 'fact' it SHOULD be
called 'z/(OS)UNIX?
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Sorry, but I was trying to point out that this was trivial, and meaningless.
And, I was probably too terse.
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IEC032I
E37-08,IFG0554P,NVF411,NVF411A,SORTOUT,620F,BTCP51,04034379,P1OPSBP.FC610.NVFF411
Did you even attempt to look up this message?
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So what?
Did you look up the messages?
I think I know what your (basic) problem is, but I'll leave it as an exercise
for the student.
I shall NOT hold your hand and lead you to the promised land.
Especially since you APPEAR to refuse to do any research.
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Looking at what you had at that point should be a strong clue. (and
then manually delete the dataset).
After I found out he did his research, I gave a few hints.
Here's the biggest one though:
Look at the input size!
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does as well.
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Did you really mean to say masticate?
He probably did.
It means chew, and it's an old joke.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masticate
Now, pardon me while I go ablute myself.
(http://www.allwords.com/word-ablute.html)
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it.
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thanks for pointing that out, I totally
forgot about those negative RC's and what uses them.
is it the LISTDSI ? EXECIO ?
I was mainly thinking about the TSO commands.
The only one I'm sure of is the REXX RC that is used to signal Command Not
Found: -3.
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Also, the ISPF view output command (3.8?) uses your Jobname plus 1 character
as it search/select criteria.
3.8 is just a wrapper for the OUTPUT command, so it has the same restrictions.
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Probably. But, try it out and find out!
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I like posting this information because I've received useful contacts and
information based on it.
I'm curious what policies other businesses
have.
Recently, I worked at a shop where our VP told us we must have all that info in
our signature block -- quite the opposite!
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It's so buried in assumptions, code control blocks that it'd be impossible to
change.
Check the archives.
It was discussed a year or so ago.
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Mene, Mene, Tekel u-Pharsin. Many administrators routinely assign
8-character IDs and require for security auditing that the ID be the
same across all systems. TSO must plead for a dispensation.
There is TOO much code!
Who's going to pay for the updates?
You?
Where is the buscase?
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the allocated size is reduced
to 38,15. If it is not SMS managed, this allocated size is 45,15.
Check with your space cadets.
It sounds like they defined 47476 as the SMS-Managed track-size.
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The usual suspect is specifying blocksize.
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could loose data
You may lose data, but never loose(n) it!
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I thought I was funnin!
Somebody else didn't dunned.
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BDAM does not support multiple.
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But since GDG-ALL processing effectively creates a concatenated set of DDs,
what about the limit of 255 DDs per jobstep? How to do GDG-ALL of a DSN with
1000 entries?
Unless things have changed the maximum number of (catalogued) GDG entries is
(also) 255.
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Sent from my iPad
Sent from my personal mainframe g. WHO CARES? Do you swank?
That message footer is the default/uncustomised one on all iPads.
(Dicere est argentum, tacere aurum; peech is silver, silence is golden)
ITYM 'speech'
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two (physically) available, the max allowed for any LPAR is
two.
Dedicated CPs are removed from the shared pool.
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with RS -- use equivalent weights instead.
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If Z/OS Users didn't have to be concerned about DCB, SPACE and so on, then
they could write JCL that was very similar to Unix or Linux.
If you implement properly under SMS, you can reduce the burden significantly.
And, it's probably less complex than a DCB database.
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!
There is little to no measurable over overhead in these scenarios!
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As part of backup we find almost 400-500 Clusters in Open status and due to
which Logical Back up is not really successful.
While the number may sound interesting, have you EVEN considered the suggestion
to find out why?
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Most of the cases are due to the Users Improper close.
Now you have an education, or dismissal, opportunity.
It's like the old joke:
Doctor, it hurts when I do this.
'Well, don't do that'!
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Is there a way to obtain ADDRESS TSO under IRXJCL ?
NO.
Read the Doc.
What's wrong with using IKJEFT**?
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The ability to iterate is. Of course, that can be done with recursion
rather than explicit loops, but JCL doesn't have that either
Looping/iteration, while desirable, is NOT a requirement to be a programming
language.
Just stepping through is adequate!
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has determined optimum:
1. Can lead to over-initiation.
2. Doesn't guarantee the class throughput will improve.
3. Can impact other classes, or workloads.
As long as service levels are met, all else is secondary.
PS: What happens if there aren't N jobs in the system?
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What does your contract say?
If there's nothing in it about N jobs, then tell them you are going to
enforce it.
If there is, or it's ambiguous, you're out of luck.
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MIPS or LSPR tables please?
Aside from the fact they're meaningless, the announcement does point that LSPR
has already been updated at IBM's LSPR site.
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I disagree.
JCL meets all criteria to be a programming language.
It doesn't do everything, but what language does?
But, it is more complex than channel programmes, and they're considered a
programming language.
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There have been articles in ComputingCanada since them 1990's.
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No looping construct.
Has TIC
Looping constructs are not required to make it a programming language.
It makes it easier, but it's not required.
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When I learned Assembler, I was taught that registers 1,1,14 and 15 could
NEVER be expected to remain unchanged accross a macro invokation.
Where is the second R1 maintained?
(8-{]}
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Kidding!
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, the idea was that SU's should be reproducable and comparable over
different configurations.
Too bad it was never realised!
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Something else, seems funny that the person complaining the most is most
likely retired anyway.
He's been on my 'kill' list for over 8 years!
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Software MSUs are not just marketing MSUs. Most software bills are based on
them.
Unfortunately, that's true.
But, they are a marketing creation and, as such, have even less of a
relationship to reality than (so called) hardware MSUs.
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marketing sleight of hand to
produce the bad metric of MSUs.
We then base (hardware software) decisions on these WAGs to further our
business.
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If? If? If?
Is it doing so?
From your posts: NO.
Monitor it if you really believe it is.
But, I'd spend my time (better, IMO) monitoring the whole system, rather than
monitoring a (maybe) pseudo issue.
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It's not abnormal.
Storage occupancy is next to meaningless if there's no paging.
That's why IBM's recommendation is to set the SDC to ZERO.
Your task is referencing pages and no other task needs more, so the RSM has no
need to take them away.
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I find the problem is only real storage is increasing, virtual storage looks
ok..can not understand why..
As I've tried to tell, this NOT a problem.
Virtual storage is stable.
There is no paging issue.
So, what's the problem?
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Happy Fourth!
Oh! Is this something that (again) only means anything to 3, as opposed
to another 7 billion on the planet, where the 4th means nothing, on an
international discussion forum?
Yes. Go ahead and flame me.
I can take it.
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I don't care because I wouldn't be RUDE enough to bring it up!
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called lazy pages.
In other words, if no other task needs the memory, the working set won't be
trimmed.
This is especially the case, these days, with large stores z/OS.
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Please get in the habit now of using the documentation as it contains many
examples. Most of us here on the forum are very willing to help, but only if
do your part too.
Nobody seems to have that (required) habit!
I may be a dork, but I've always asked where's the doc?
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I've always believed:
Give a man a fish, he'll eat for a day.
Teach a man to fish, he'll eat for a lifetime.
But, you can lead a horse ...
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Seriously: A datacenter location should be planned carefully and the most
important factor is natural and human (like airport) threat existence.
After September 2001, we know that.
But, the first data centre I worked at was within 2km of Pearson International
(Toronto) Airport, in 1981.
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Please suggest me your idea.
Did you even attempt to look up the messages?
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(sometimes) low signal-to-noise ratio!
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file?
Or, start without MSTR?
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Read the instruction at the end of each post do it yourself!
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Orleans' area codes.
So, nobody could call them because the CO servicing them was under water, hence
offline.
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on effective CYA and IT-U-SO's.
Unfortunately, DR is more politics than recovery.
It's an insurance policy, and whether or not you want to pay the premiums.
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).
This feature was in MIM, as well.
We turned off as soon as we went to full SYSPLEX (circa OCT1994).
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There's supposed to be a CA-MIM!
Just like Marv the Martian:
Where's the kaboom?
There's supposed to be a kaboom!
For those who understand the reference.
PS: I refuse to take responsibilty for where my mind wanders -- I just let it
take the trip.
(8-{]}
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yes, but
MIPS have nothing to do with that!
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Sent: Tue, June 21, 2011 4:33:27 PM
Subject: Re: Production MIPS
The MIPS of a typical production mainframe would
, or something similar.
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we don't do dynamic here
Out of curiosity, why not?
We implemented it as soon as we could, after it came along.
As a 7/24, we found another way to reduce IPL.
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Until fairly recently, we still had some very old equipment with below the
line UCBs.
Our UCBs were below the line, when we implemented dynamic IODF.
We did after converting our disk to ESCON.
And, that was pressures.
IIRC, it was 3990-6.
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REXX clists
There is no such thing.
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So I assume that when written in REXX whatever it is can also be called a
clist.
At the risk of being pedantic, I disagree.
They are both scripting languages, but do things in different manners.
So EXECs (REXX) and CLISTs (Command LISTs) are different entities.
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a system, and stay consistent.
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Until all those queue elements are purged JES2 will not reflect the output is
purged and release the spool space.
I thought that was changed aeons ago (circa OS/390 V2R5).
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.
Yes, it may be 'trapped' in the archive and you will have to run an extract
process, but how often, and how much can you store?
But, TETO!
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Since the log is generally full of text, I would expect a 2:1 ratio like on
Open systems.
2.6
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I've been working with z/OS its predecessors since 1971 and I must have
missed the memo7m
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it is, as you note, hard to get the impetus to keep them current. But I do.
That's the
job.
That's the point, isn't it?
In your case, it's not free.
In this case, it is.
That makes it even harder to find the impetus.
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No they don't!
They missed all the Canadian banks, two federal ministries (Canadian), an
Ontario ministry, the Canadian Stock Clearing Corporation, and two Canadian
out-sourcers (including IGS, Canada)!
That's without even thinking hard.
Need I continue?
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Plus, I have a Canadian Federal Government Security Clearance that I will not
compromise.
$o my point is: what's the value?
Many cannot update!
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regarding that, and the director of StatsCan (Federal)
resigned over the lack of validity, just before we did ours.
If you are not forced to participate, your responses mean squat.
If you volunteer answers, is that because you think you should; or do you have
an axe to grind?
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case) to use corporate equipment to access
social/personal sites.
I did not include my experiences in this (unscientific) poll
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I did not include my experiences in this (unscientific) poll
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, what happens if you add off-shored code drones?
All three are mainframer sites.
The difference is skill sets levels.
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Huh?
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to
edwardamacn...@yahoo.ca.
The survey says:
Does your company block access to:
1. Social Media, in general?
2. FaceBook, specifically?
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by YAHOO (.ca) stamps on the e-mail messages.
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After all, if half a billion people are
on Facebook, then by definition(!), that's where your customers are...
What good is it if customer management block the site?
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CTAM = Chevy Truck Access Method?
Yes.
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I think the maximum can be increased by changing
MAXIMUM_NUMBER_OF_SPLIT_SCREENS in your installation options.
IIRC, there's an absolute max of 32.
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It's not necessarily phobic.
Don't you get it?
It's the fact that most of your customers' management have policies in place to
block.
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We did it with PPRC remote copy for tape -- I don't remember the product.
Inactive tapes were handled by CTAM.
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systems will degrade.
We went to GRS* as soon as we could because of that and we had 'inactive'
systems in the ring.
I'm guessing your definition of acceptable performance is different than mine.
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Most forms of 'data sharing' in the DB2 sense (I don't know about IMS) require
CF structures.
There are two structures IMS must have.
One is a VSAM extent map.
The second is locks (I think).
There are optional ones for shared queues, iirc.
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If you already have GRS ring, adding a system won't be too big a deal.
That's true only if performance doesn't matter.
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But you did not allow for 'issue' and 'problem' in the pluperfect progressive
grammatical tense.
Thank you for clouding the topic,b
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to say ain't ain't in the dictionary.
It is, now!
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Is IBM motivated to retain its mainframe customers on z/OS?
I used to believe they were!
Now?
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This not a job recruitment site!
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There is an unofficial 3380-3, which is 3339 CYLS using a 47K track size.
It's common usage and size for existing 3380 emulation.
While I did use 3390's in 3380 emulation mode, when 90's first came out, I
never heard (or used) that term.
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that
terminology.
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Universally understood? If that were true there wouldn't be any debate,
would there?
Bingo!
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