My first impression of your saga was "life is too short to try to
repair a CSI one RBA at a time". Of course, my impression was
colored by the fact that I have no idea how to even think about
repairing a CSI one RBA at a time.
I would think you could simply connect your existing target an
On Wed, 19 Nov 2008 17:58:19 -0600, Brian Peterson
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>My first impression of your saga was "life is too short to try to repair a
CSI one
>RBA at a time". Of course, my impression was colored by the fact that I have
>no idea how to even think about repairing a CSI one RBA
As it appears you have a mismatch between index and data components, I would try
the procedure under "SMPCSI problems" in the SMP/E Messages, Codes and
Diagnosis" book.
Bob
Schwarz, Barry A wrote:
I was attempting to receive (from tape) the latest service for z/OS 1.8
when SMPE reported probl
My first impression of your saga was "life is too short to try to repair a CSI
one
RBA at a time". Of course, my impression was colored by the fact that I have
no idea how to even think about repairing a CSI one RBA at a time.
I would think you could simply connect your existing target and
I was attempting to receive (from tape) the latest service for z/OS 1.8
when SMPE reported problems with my global CSI (several GIM27901S
messages and one each GIM44250I, GIM44245S, and GIM44285I). Since I had
what I thought were clean full volume DSS dumps from last week, I
figured the easiest th
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