IBM Mainframe Discussion List wrote on 05/24/2010
03:28:45 PM:
> It is not clear to me from the manual if PLO does a trial instruction
> verifying that the storage areas can be changed.
>
> For example, if PLO.CSDST is issued, are the possible results (assuming
that
> nothing screws around wit
It is not clear to me from the manual if PLO does a trial instruction
verifying that the storage areas can be changed.
For example, if PLO.CSDST is issued, are the possible results (assuming that
nothing screws around with the page tables):
1. 0C4 on operand1
2. Operand1 stored, 0c4 on operand2
Larry
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Subject: Is it possible to put 2 subnets on 1 phy osa card
A discussio
out there.
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Sent: Wednesday, October 21, 2009 9:02 AM
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Subject: Is it possible to put 2 subnets on 1 phy osa card
A discussion has come up to move the
A discussion has come up to move the mainframe off the old network to
another.The network people said they could do a vlan segment off of thier
switch and this would allow traffic to flow from either
network a or network b to our osa port .
The question then came up to see if we could tell out IP
Hello:
We have a Health checker check a it shows a error because a NFS filesystem
is mounted with automove and the parent file is mounted as NO automove. We
has tried to mount this NFS filesystem as no automove a we received a error.
Is it possible do it?
Thanks
Jorge García Juanino
Técnico
Max? What was your error? I gave it a try and ISFCALLS(ON) worked, my first
ISFEXEC from working code got a RC(08). The code works outside of the
System REXX environment so I started thinking about what could be the
cause. The first thought is what USERID is your code running from? Mine is
curr
System REXX is not the same environment as TSO, so there are limitations of
what you an do. Don't assume evey component that comes out with a REXX
API (like TCP/IP, SDSF, IGGCSI00) is going to work under System REXX. Nor
that the z/OS manuals (not REXX manuals) that document System REXX are
goi
Hi All
I'm playing for first time with new z/OS 1.9 SYSREXX support and with REXX
SDSF support.
Both work great but (among others) I've a problem to 'combine' or 'mix'
these 2 features, i.e. to execute a SYSREXX (say via command @rexx1 from
SDSF panel)
that executes some commands (say D ASM, som
Johnny Luo wrote:
Hi,
While reading this article
(http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/zos/wlm/documents/velocity/velocity.html
), I noticed the reference to "Dispatching Management in MVS - TCBs to
Enclaves", Pierce, Bernard R., CMG95.
I searched the web but cannot find it. I also hit
e-mail in error,
please notify the sender and delete this e-mail from your system.
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
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Sent: Friday, November 09, 2007 10:50 AM
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Tom,
Thank you very much for the info.
I also tried to find the website of CMG but only got CMGA
(http://www.cmga.org.au/).
I am wondering whether they have softcopy of papers for sale. I wanna
have a try if possible.
Johnny
On Nov 9, 2007 11:29 PM, Tom Moulder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Joh
In a message dated 11/9/2007 9:29:29 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Your best avenue to get the papers might be to track down Bernard R. Pierce
He worked for IBM long ago, went to Candle, and IBM acquired Candle. Ergo I
believe he now works for IBM again. Cheryl
Tom Moulder wrote:
Your best avenue to get the papers might be to track down Bernard R. Pierce.
Bernie Pierce works for IBM. His contact information is available from
http://whois.ibm.com.
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Phoenix Software International, Inc
5200 W Century Blvd, Suite 800
Los Angeles, CA
, 2007 11:19 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Is it possible to get them? (Pierce, Bernard's old papers)
Hi,
While reading this article
(http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/zos/wlm/documents/velocity/ve
locity.html
), I noticed the reference to "Dispatching Management in MVS
Hi,
While reading this article
(http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/zos/wlm/documents/velocity/velocity.html
), I noticed the reference to "Dispatching Management in MVS - TCBs to
Enclaves", Pierce, Bernard R., CMG95.
I searched the web but cannot find it. I also hit another one from
Pi
Tommy
You can delete these datasets by function of DFSMSHSM called DELETE BY AGE.
Reynaldo
CAIXA ECONOMICA FEDERAL - SP BRAZIL
On 11/24/06, Jan MOEYERSONS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Is it possible to delete any UNCATLG or NOT CATLG 2 data set under HSM.
If
>the volume is NON
>Is it possible to delete any UNCATLG or NOT CATLG 2 data set under HSM. If
>the volume is NON-SMS managed?
>
//FLOGIT EXEC PGM=IEFBR14
//HASTOGO DD DISP=(OLD,DELETE),DSN=whateverthedatasettotrash,
// UNIT=DISK,VOL=SER=besuretospecifythecorrectvolumehere
does the trick every
Paul Gilmartin wrote:
In a recent note, R.S. said:
Date: Thu, 23 Nov 2006 08:39:30 +0100
Is it possible to delete any UNCATLG or NOT CATLG 2 data set under
HSM. If
the volume is NON-SMS managed?
A dataset can be cataloged or not. NOT CATLG 2 is not catalog status
of
the dataset
In a recent note, R.S. said:
> Date: Thu, 23 Nov 2006 08:39:30 +0100
>
> > Is it possible to delete any UNCATLG or NOT CATLG 2 data set under HSM. If
> > the volume is NON-SMS managed?
>
> A dataset can be cataloged or not. NOT CATLG 2 is not catalog status of
&g
Tommy Tsui wrote:
Hi all,
Is it possible to delete any UNCATLG or NOT CATLG 2 data set under HSM.
If
the volume is NON-SMS managed?
A dataset can be cataloged or not. NOT CATLG 2 is not catalog status of
the dataset.
You can delete any uncataloged dataset using ADRDSSU using BY(CATLG,EQ,NO
Hi all,
Is it possible to delete any UNCATLG or NOT CATLG 2 data set under HSM. If
the volume is NON-SMS managed?
thanks
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From: Jan Vanbrabant [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 02 October 2006 21:33
Subject: Is it possible to find out how many subroutine calls per IMS
transaction?
*** cross-posted to IMS-L & IBM-MAIN ***
*** Caveat: I'm more a MVS
>The CF Hint functionality is for duplexed structures and is designed to
>ensure that the instance at SITE2 is used in the case of a SITE1
>disaster.
*** cross-posted to IMS-L & IBM-MAIN ***
*** Caveat: I'm more a MVS guy rather than an IMS guy. ***
Hi,
Got this question from a collegue:
Is it possible to know how many subroutine calls are done per IMS
transaction in BMPs and MPPs?
These are my reflections when I was thinkin
Hi Jan,
I'll try to answer your questions but I can't cover all aspects. Just give
some general ideas.
The CF Hint functionality is for duplexed structures and is designed to
ensure that the
instance at SITE2 is used in the case of a SITE1 disaster.
This functionality is available in GDPS/HM V3.3.
Jan,
Site-2 the recovery site with the PPRC-ed disks & with the controlling K-sys
(The advantage of this is that the Controlling system will continue to be
available even if a disaster takes down the whole production site.).
I would say you also need alternate couple datasets to be in the site
George & co,
Add-on to my previous post about apar OA11719:
==
That new 'CF HINT' capability can be used to provide the name of the
recovery site when indicating that a recovery mgr is active. ... When a
recovery mgr is active, MVS will keep the duplexed struc
George and co,
Thanks for the pointer to the redbook. I'm aware of it, it's a good one, but
it doesn't go deep enough.
About OA11719, the so-called 'CF HINT' functionality, with the SITE
parameter : it looks to me that this new function is only applicable to
duplexed structures.
Let me explain w
> Thanks George!!! Brandnew for me. You made my day. :-)
> We'll look very carefully into this.
> Might this also be valid for just the mini-GDPS, I mean GDPS Hyperswap
> Manager? Can HM be considered also to be a full blown "Recovery Mgr"?
> Most of the customers (overhere at least) are only i
Hi Jan,
See APAR OA11719 which provides new function in this area:
Coupling Facilities can now be defined with either SITE(SITE1)
or SITE(SITE2) using the IXCMIAPU utility.
Re. Paolo Cacciari saying:
>Obviously, I assume that your Data Centers are not involved in a Dispersed
>Parallel Sysplex.
It *IS* about a GDPS config, Paolo,
with the K-sys controlling system in the C/R site.
What kind of D/R you want to have?
What do you plan for the case that you have disk
Jan wrote:
It *IS* about a GDPS config, Paolo,
with the K-sys controlling system in the C/R site.
Jan
...snip
Jan,
in this case, assuming that the only active system in the D/R site is
K-sys, what I suggested is still applicable
.
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>Onderwerp: Re: Is it possible to prevent a structure into a particular CF
>(Coupling Facility)?
>
>Jan wrote:
>
>...snip
>Is there a way to *prevent* that structures will be put int
Jan wrote:
...snip
Is there a way to *prevent* that structures will be put into this 3-rd CF
at DR site-2 in *NORMAL OPERATION mode*, i.e. when the whole production is
running in site-1?
We think it can't be accomplished with just specifying the PREFLIST,
listing the preference order of CFs that
You answered yourself. PREFLIST.
In case of further investigation: you can have multiple CFRM policies
with different PREFLISTs.
Assuming it is a GRS star:
if he loses site1 with a CFRM policy without a site2 CF, he loses the
controlling system, too. That is surely a disadvantage.
Zaromil
---
Is there a way to *prevent* that structures will be put into this 3-rd CF
at DR site-2 in *NORMAL OPERATION mode*, i.e. when the whole production is
running in site-1?
We think it can't be accomplished with just specifying the PREFLIST,
listing the preference order of CFs that one wants struc
Jan Vanbrabant wrote:
Hi,
We are doing a GDPS pre-study.
On Site-1 we have 2 footprints with 2 (I)CFs, running production.
Disks are PPRC connected to the disaster recovery (DR) site: Site-2.
GDPS requires a K-sys (controlling system) at Site-2, preferably with a
CF, and making part of the SAME
Hi,
We are doing a GDPS pre-study.
On Site-1 we have 2 footprints with 2 (I)CFs, running production.
Disks are PPRC connected to the disaster recovery (DR) site: Site-2.
GDPS requires a K-sys (controlling system) at Site-2, preferably with a
CF, and making part of the SAMEe (production) sysplex in
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