Thanks to all who offered suggestions. We typically have the VTS and ATL
only on production here but are looking at ways to share it. The CBRUXENT
question arose because of that. The way it works now is fine, so I'll see what
else the other programmer is trying to do.
One of our team is building a CBRUXENT for our 1.9 LPAR. He's trying to key
off the identity of the LPAR. He tells me that PROD is 01, TEST is 02, and DEV
is 03. However it comes out more like DEV is 01. OK, that is strange and we're
not sure how it's picking up the information. We looked on
We have 5 LPARs defined and they appear on that list in alphabetical order:
DEV, PROD, TEST, VM, VMTEST. WAG says it's getting its
relative number from there, but that hardly makes sense.
Why does it not make sense?
The LPAR's need to have their numbers from somewhere.
The order they're defined
We have 5 LPARs defined and they appear on that list in alphabetical
order:
DEV, PROD, TEST, VM, VMTEST. WAG says it's getting its
relative number from there, but that hardly makes sense.
Issue D M=CPU, check the values for LP ID and MIF ID - maybe they will
trigger something for you.
I suppose you can use the system name instead of LPAR no...it's hard to
remember...my CBRUXENT is use the system name to identify each LPAR to
insert the correct tape..
hope it can help you
On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 10:24 PM, Steven Conway
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We have 5 LPARs defined and
Daniel McLaughlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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One of our team is building a CBRUXENT for our 1.9 LPAR. He's trying
to key
off the identity of the LPAR. He tells me that PROD is 01, TEST is 02,
and DEV
is 03. However it comes out more like DEV is 01. OK, that
Daniel,
Talking about inserting tapes: what do you need the LPAR ID for? We have
several sysplexes on a VTS and an unmodified CBRUXENT.
Kees.
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I suppose you can use the system name instead of LPAR no...it's hard
to
Daniel,
Talking about inserting tapes: what do you need the LPAR ID for? We have
several sysplexes on a VTS and an unmodified CBRUXENT.
Addition: we use CA1 and run the unmodified CBRUXENT provided by CA1.
Kees.
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Daniel,
Talking about inserting tapes: what do you need the LPAR ID for? We have
several sysplexes on a VTS and an unmodified CBRUXENT.
Addition: we use CA1 and run the unmodified CBRUXENT provided by CA1.
Kees.
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Vernooy, C.P. - SPLXM wrote:
[...]
Mainview displays 2 numbers for an LPAR: the number of the logical
partition and the customer defined MIF image ID number. I remember we
had a similar numbers confusion and corrected this by setting both
values equal. I am not sure where: in HCD or on the HMC.
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