G'Day,
I am following up on a problem regarding the corruption of a dsn. I have the
SMF records for the day, however since the daily tapes are merged into a weekly
tape I am having a problem (space issues) trying to extract only the type 14
15 records for that particular date. I looked
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G'Day,
I am following up on a problem regarding the corruption of a dsn. I
have the SMF records for the day, however since the daily tapes are
merged into a weekly tape I am having
John, try something like:
INDD(IN,OPTIONS(DUMP))
DATE(2012108,2012108)
OUTDD(OUT,TYPE(70:78))
The date parm is what you need.
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I am trying out the suggestions made by you and Mary Anne . Thanks.
From: David Betten bet...@us.ibm.com
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Subject: Re: SELECTING SMF RECORDS FOR 1 DAY
Try this in your SYSIN
//SYSIN DD
RECORDS FOR 1 DAY
G'Day,
I am following up on a problem regarding the corruption of a dsn. I have the
SMF records for the day, however since the daily tapes are merged into a weekly
tape I am having a problem (space issues) trying to extract only the type 14
15 records for that particular date
forget to adjust the blksize in STEP2.
HTH,
Al Staller | Z Systems Programmer | KBM Group | (Tel) 972 664 3565 |
allan.stal...@kbmg.com
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I am following up on a problem regarding the corruption of a dsn. I have the
SMF records for the day, however since the daily tapes are merged
Ravi Gaur wrote:
Does anybody give me idea how can i copy only the smf records from given
dataset which does contain a particular string(dataset name) ..well while
dumping using ifasmfdp i used (0:255) now need to figure out the dataset name
I am looking is associated with which smf records
LOG;
END;
Will write to SMFOUT only records containing LOOKFOR text string.
For MXG users, the (new) SMFSRCH program in 29.07 enhances this technique
to select records, by then reading those selected records to create
all possible MXG datasets from those SMF records, but then goes
further
Does anybody give me idea how can i copy only the smf records from given
dataset which does contain a particular string(dataset name) ..well while
dumping using ifasmfdp i used (0:255) now need to figure out the dataset name I
am looking is associated with which smf records..since as i thought
Does anybody give me idea how can i copy only the smf records from given
dataset
which does contain a particular string(dataset name) ..well while dumping
using
ifasmfdp i used (0:255) now need to figure out the dataset name I am
looking is
associated with which smf records..since as i
Of course you can filter with DFSORT regarding that particular string.
But I think it is better to first make up mind which SMF records are
expected. Some examples: 14/15 sounds good, may be 17 and the range around
60? Would you expect the data set name to appear in records of type 100
:
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Anyone know I could find the layouts (DSECTs) of DB2 SMF records?
Specifically Type 100, 101, 102
In my second job as a capacity/performance, MICS wasn't ready for DB2.
So, I took the manual and coded a SAS programme to parse the SMF records
produced.
The documentation didn't have offsets -- just type length.
There were a lot of typo and offset errors before I got clean code.
Also
Anyone know I could find the layouts (DSECTs) of DB2 SMF records? Specifically
Type 100, 101, 102 ?
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Anyone know I could find the layouts (DSECTs) of DB2 SMF records?
Specifically Type 100, 101, 102 ?
Thanks!!
Took some digging, but in the DB2 Performance and Tuning Guide they seem
to somewhat lay it out, on page 572.
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/epubs/pdf
I changed the subject from the How Log For SMF to Switch
to answer the question posed in that thread
with regard to MXG and it's handling of compressed SMF
records from CICS and (new in V10) DB2:
For sites executing on z/OS, MXG 28.07 provides
the ASM code in member EXITCICS to create a SAS
, or even in,
say, COBOL--is an entirely viable and appropriate one.
I assumed that the original poster already wrote/use something to post
process those SMF records and thus discovered these duplicates.
You can write RYO programs to handle SMF records in any language. For
myself, I find DFSORT
continue, however, to be puzzled by the notion of duplicate SMF records.
Record types that contain some of the same information in a succession of
records written are clearly possible, even frequent; but identical SMF
timestamps are outside my experience (except for the rare STCK cases
From my class notes:
What Causes Duplicate SMF Data?
Must have a software/hardware failure followed by human error.
When IEAFSMDP program fails, you must determine where it failed
a. First phase, copies (dumps) data from VSAM to BSAM file.
Must delete the BSAM
of duplicate SMF records.
Record types that contain some of the same information in a succession of
records written are clearly possible, even frequent; but identical SMF
timestamps are outside my experience (except for the rare STCK cases that the
STCKE programmable field now addresses
On 3 Aug 2010 13:22:07 -0700, in bit.listserv.ibm-main you wrote:
I'm also curious as to why you would want to filter out the recording of
SMF records for certain datasets. SMF records are useful for a variety
of analysis tasks, not the least of which would be an audit trail in
case something
out the recording
of
SMF records for certain datasets. SMF records are useful for a
variety
of analysis tasks, not the least of which would be an audit trail in
case something happened to the dataset, or someone who shouldn't
accesses it. Working for a bank I can just hear the auditor's
--snip-
I'm also curious as to why you would want to filter out the recording of
SMF records for certain datasets. SMF records are useful for a variety
of analysis tasks, not the least of which would be an audit trail in
case
Does anyone know of a way to prevent the cutting of SMF records for
certain dataset open/close activities. We don't want to recommend use
of SMFPRMxx as they want to continue cutting SMF records for other
dataset names but not some.
Thanks ahead of time for the assistance
Stan,
You need to code up IEFU83/4/5 exit to suppress the SMF records being written
for subsets of dataset names.
Rob Scott
Lead Developer
Rocket Software
275 Grove Street * Newton, MA 02466-2272 * USA
Tel: +1.617.614.2305
Email: rsc...@rs.com
Web: www.rocketsoftware.com
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Does anyone know of a way to prevent the cutting of SMF records for certain
dataset open/close activities.
Exits, only.
These days, it's not always a good thing.
We don't want to recommend use of SMFPRMxx as they want to continue cutting
SMF records for other dataset names but not some.
What
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Stan,
You need to code up IEFU83/4/5 exit to suppress the SMF records being
written for subsets of dataset names.
Rob Scott
Lead Developer
Rocket Software
275 Grove Street * Newton, MA 02466-2272 * USA
Tel
snip--
In addition to the dataset name, would I also be able to filter on the
STC name as well? Thanks to all who've helped answer this question for me.
I'm also curious as to why you would want to filter out the recording of
SMF records for certain datasets. SMF records are useful for a variety
of analysis tasks, not the least of which would be an audit trail in
case something happened to the dataset, or someone who shouldn't
accesses
W dniu 2010-08-03 16:28, Stan Weyman pisze:
Does anyone know of a way to prevent the cutting of SMF records for
certain dataset open/close activities. We don't want to recommend use
of SMFPRMxx as they want to continue cutting SMF records for other
dataset names but not some.
Well
Hi
How to select SMF records for a given JOBNAME and JOBID ?
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Miklos Szigetvari wrote:
How to select SMF records for a given JOBNAME and JOBID ?
With what tool?
What SMF records?
Or if you could give us a hint what details from the selected records you
want, perhaps someone can give you a good answer.
Groete / Greetings
Elardus Engelbrecht
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Hi
How to select SMF records for a given JOBNAME
On 7/8/2010 4:23 PM, Elardus Engelbrecht wrote:
Miklos Szigetvari wrote:
How to select SMF records for a given JOBNAME and JOBID ?
With what tool?
What SMF records?
Or if you could give us a hint what details from the selected records you
want, perhaps someone can give you a good
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Hi
How to select SMF records for a given JOBNAME and JOBID ?
With fear and trembling??grin
First off, there is no guaranteed unique key for a job
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Hi
Thank you , that is it .
As we
On 7/8/2010 4:43 PM, McKown, John wrote:
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Hi
Thank
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On 7/8/2010 4:43 PM, McKown, John wrote
Miklos Szigetvari wrote:
Not tools, just the poor SMF records.
Ok.
For example select the 14 and 15 records for a given JOBNAME and JOBID
JOBID is NOT in SMF record 14 (and 15).
Other SMF records :
SMF type 6 - SMF6JBN (Jobname) in Header. For SMF6JBID (Job id) you will
need to calculate
$HASP250 INIT PURGED -- (JOB KEY WAS C63E10F9)
That does not make it to any SMF record, as far as I know.
That is an internal identifier.
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I have an application which produces multiple SMF records. I have created an
ICETOOL job to format the detail records, but I would like to include the
header record. The header record is a different subtype with different data. I
would like the report to indicate there was a started record
Binyamin Dissen on IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
wrote on 07/07/2010 10:51:12 AM:
I have an application which produces multiple SMF records. I have created
an
ICETOOL job to format the detail records, but I would like to include the
header record. The header record
Greetings,
Any IPv6 on the Mainframe Yet - Need IPv6 FTP SMF Records To Test DAF
These are SMF RT 119 and need to be activated in CS TCPIP via:
For FTP Server records add to FTPD parms one of these:
Add SMF STD TYPE119 (Both 118/119
Hello All,
I am running SAS on MVS to read SMF30 records and want to the know the
easiest way to convert the Date/Time format
FROM: 15MAR09:00:05:19
TO: YYMMDDHHMMSS
When I read SMF records I use SMFSTAMP8. for Input and then format it
with:FORMAT SMF30SIT DATETIME16. This gives me the format
On Thu, 26 Mar 2009 17:27:04 -0500, Santosh Kandi ska...@ti.com wrote:
Hello All,
I am running SAS on MVS to read SMF30 records and want to the know the
easiest way to convert the Date/Time format
FROM: 15MAR09:00:05:19
TO: YYMMDDHHMMSS
When I read SMF records I use SMFSTAMP8. for Input
You could also have corrected those records with just SAS,
i.e., MXG not required:
DATA _NULL_;
INFILE SMF;
INPUT @11 SYSTEM $EBCDIC4. @;
IF SYSTEM='1234' THEN SYSTEM='5678';
ELSE ... change system to desired;
FILE SMFOUT DCB=SMF;
PUT _INFILE_ @11 SYSTEM $EBCDIC4. ;
FILE LOG;
what
I was comparing for - either CSYS, DSYS, or FSYS. I did IPL both Lpars in the
test sysplex this morning, so now I have the correct information being
generated in my SMF records.
If I don't get this fixed by tomorrow, we will just send in our report with an
explanation.
Thanks for all
FileAid could do this sort of fix as well, if you have it. If you're really
masochistic, you could even use REXX!
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Eric Bielefeld
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I just thought I'd update this thread. I haven't found an answer yet. John
Reda from Syncsort emailed me with a solution, except that our version of
Syncsort
Unfortuneately, we don't have FileAid. I've used it in the past, and its
a great product. I don't think I would even attempt to do this in Rexx.
Maybe assembler! I used to do a lot of assembler 25 years ago. But,
as my boss says, if it takes longer than 10 minutes, don't do it.
Eric
the following COBOL program will do what you want. Well, in my minor test it
did. Compiled with Enterprise COBOL 3.4.
000100 PROCESS MAP,TRUNC(OPT),OPTIMIZE,VBREF,XREF,APOST,LIST
000200 ID DIVISION.
000300 PROGRAM-ID. SMFALTER.
000400 AUTHOR. JOHN MCKOWN.
000500 INSTALLATION. HEALTHMARKETS, INC.
John,
Thanks. That worked very well, except I took the STOPAFT=50 off of the SORT
statement. Thanks for taking time out of a busy day to help. But, then thats
one of the reasons if anyone asks about Syncsort, I will recommend your product.
Eric
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Hi John,
I just ran John Reda's sort and checked it out when I read your post. I hope
you didn't spend a lot of time writing it. I don't think I'll try it right
now, but I will keep a copy of it in case I have any more problems working with
SMF records. SMF records ALWAYS give trouble
On Thu, 5 Feb 2009 12:59:07 -0600, John McKown joa...@swbell.net wrote:
FileAid could do this sort of fix as well, if you have it. If you're really
masochistic, you could even use REXX!
Not really. REXX doesn't handle spanned records.
Mark
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You could use IDCAMS to repro from a VBS to VB. Then REXX would be able to
handle.
Natarajan
Mark Zelden mark.zel...@zurichna.com 2/5/2009 1:35 PM
On Thu, 5 Feb 2009 12:59:07 -0600, John McKown joa...@swbell.net wrote:
FileAid could do this sort of fix as well, if you have it. If you're
Yes you can, and I have done so when I knew the length of the records I
was looking at weren't going to be an issue. But it isn't a viable option for
making a copy of all your SMF data - even if you weren't modifying anything
in it.
Though the subject here was SCRT, which are SMF 89 records.
I'm trying to fix some SMF records from our TEST Lpars that have the wrong
SMFID in them. I'm pretty sure I can fix them with Syncsort using the OUTREC
Change command, but I'm not sure how to do that. I haven't worked with
Syncsort that much, and I've spent the last hour or so trying
Eric Bielefeld wrote:
I'm trying to fix some SMF records from our TEST Lpars that have the wrong
SMFID in them. I'm pretty sure I can fix them with Syncsort using the OUTREC
Change command, but I'm not sure how to do that. I haven't worked with
Syncsort that much, and I've spent the last
Steve,
Apparently OVERLAY is not a Syncsort keyword. I did a search of the whole
Syncsort reference manual, and it wasn't listed, although my book is about 6
years old. I did allow for the RDW in my displacement, I think.
Eric
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the change facility for the middle.
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Steve,
Apparently OVERLAY is not a Syncsort keyword. I did a search of the
whole Syncsort reference
On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 23:42:38 +, Eric Bielefeld wrote:
Steve,
Apparently OVERLAY is not a Syncsort keyword. I did a search of the whole
Syncsort reference manual, and it wasn't listed, although my book is about 6
years old. I did allow for the RDW in my displacement, I think.
Eric
Eric,
SMF Records With Syncsort
Eric Bielefeld wrote:
I'm trying to fix some SMF records from our TEST Lpars that have the wrong
SMFID in them. I'm pretty sure I can fix them with Syncsort using the OUTREC
Change command, but I'm not sure how to do that. I haven't worked with
Syncsort that much
: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 6:26 PM
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Eric Bielefeld wrote:
I'm trying to fix some SMF records from our TEST Lpars that have the wrong
SMFID in them. I'm pretty sure I can fix them with Syncsort using the OUTREC
Change command
Greetings folks,
I wrote an application some years ago to pull LPAR utilization data off the
system in real time - using the CMS Pipelines STARMON stage, which connects
to z/VM's *MONITOR service. The IFL this runs on is being shut down so the
functionality needs to move to z/OS. I can see that I
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Is there a way to flush SMF records from buffer to immediately
Greetings,
SMF records generally fall into two categories - event driven and time driven.
This means that the creator of the SMF record does so either based on a
specific event happening or by the passing of an interval of time that it has
setup. Most SMF interval record creators have a way
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Is there a way to flush SMF records from buffer to immediately write
to DASD? Currently, we have to wait for 15-30 mins before we can
access the SMF records. I knew that we can access SMF type 70-79 using
RMF JCL and produce reports from the bufferspace, however for CICS and
DB2, we can't
Jason To wrote:
Is there a way to flush SMF records from buffer to immediately write
to DASD? Currently, we have to wait for 15-30 mins before we can
access the SMF records. I knew that we can access SMF type 70-79 using
RMF JCL and produce reports from the bufferspace, however for CICS and
DB2
:
Is there a way to flush SMF records from buffer to immediately write
to DASD? Currently, we have to wait for 15-30 mins before we can
access the SMF records. I knew that we can access SMF type 70-79 using
RMF JCL and produce reports from the bufferspace, however for CICS and
DB2, we can't do that. We need
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Jason To wrote:
Is there a way to flush SMF records from buffer to immediately write
to DASD? Currently, we have to wait for 15-30 mins before we can
access the SMF records. I knew that we can access SMF type 70-79
On one of our account, a production dataset is deleted. We
Greetings,
On one of our account, a production dataset is deleted. We have to find the
userid of the person who deleted that specific dataset. I know that we can
extract the SMF records with IFASMFDP and Sort the record type 17
built for a
DFSORT process to do this.
Lizette
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On one of our account, a production dataset is deleted. We
vijay raj wrote:
On one of our account, a production dataset is deleted. We
Greetings,
On one of our account, a production dataset is deleted. We have to find the
userid of the person who deleted that specific dataset. I know that we can
extract the SMF records with IFASMFDP and Sort
snip
On one of our account, a production dataset is deleted
snip
A simple SAS routine will do the trick too. But i would also include
SMF18, SMF65 and SMF66. In general i check SMF14,15,17,18,60-66 although
the VSAM SMF6x aren't too useful.
Jack Kelly
202-502-2390 (Office)
of our account, a production dataset is deleted. We
Greetings,
On one of our account, a production dataset is deleted. We have to
find the userid of the person who deleted that specific dataset. I
know that we can extract the SMF records with IFASMFDP and Sort the
record type 17 for it. However
the userid of the person who deleted that specific dataset. I
know that we can extract the SMF records with IFASMFDP and Sort the
record type 17 for it. However, I am not sure what would be the
sort JCL and sort control statements for it.
Could you please guide me or provide a sample jcl which
dataset. I
know that we can extract the SMF records with IFASMFDP and Sort the
record type 17 for it. However, I am not sure what would be the sort
JCL and sort control statements for it.
Could you please guide me or provide a sample jcl which could
extract the SMF dataset and find
---snip
On one of our account, a production dataset is deleted. We
Greetings,
On one of our account, a production dataset is deleted. We have to find the userid of the person who deleted that specific dataset. I know that we can extract the SMF records
Thanks
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Thanks David and all who replied.
Thanks
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You can
Greetings,
I am in need of Transparent Data Migration Facility
(TDMF) SMF Records to test DAF.
Cheers,
Michael
===
Instructions:
1) Creat the SMF file with IFASMFDP and XMIT the SMF
file (JCL below)
2) do a binary transfer of the XMIT file to your PC
3) Zip
Hello all,
need to sort a month of SMF data excluding specific LPAR's and one type of
SMF record. With IFASMFDP I can filter out the SMF records, not however,
the LPAR's I want excluded.
Would anyone have any DFSORT / ICETOOL JCL handy?
TIA and regards,
J.
John Cassidy (Dipl.-Ingr
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Hello all,
need to sort a month of SMF data excluding specific LPAR's and one type
of
SMF record. With IFASMFDP I can filter out the SMF records
Hello all,
need to sort a month of SMF data excluding specific LPAR's and one type of
SMF record. With IFASMFDP I can filter out the SMF records, not however,
the LPAR's I want excluded.
Would anyone have any DFSORT / ICETOOL JCL handy?
TIA and regards,
J.
John Cassidy (Dipl.-Ingr
. With IFASMFDP I can filter out the SMF records, not however, the LPAR's
I want excluded.
Would anyone have any DFSORT / ICETOOL JCL handy?
TIA and regards,
J.
John Cassidy (Dipl.-Ingr.)
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Scott,
will give it a whirl tomorrow, appreciate the tip.
Regards,
John
O n Wed, February 14, 2007 18:51, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The JCL below provides an example with SMF/LPAR selection. Refer to the
DFSORT documentation at the DFSORT home page link below for details.
Sincerely,
First, thanks all the people that try to help me
My problem is not with the SORT function. Really is with the MERGE
function. I will try to explain it
I have two SMF files, F1 and F2
a) If i merge F1 and F2 with IFASMFDP, it works correctly
b) If i sort F1 with SPANINC=RC16 default,
Antonio Corrales wrote:
A last doubt for Radoslaw: When you says “Eliminate SMF record flood”.
What do you mean? Really we want to merge F1 and F2 to have one SMF
montly file to have some reports sorted in a especial sequence
Antonio,
It is general remark, not related to your problem.
Antonio Corrales wrote on 11/15/2006 08:40:57 AM:
My problem is not with the SORT function. Really is with the MERGE
function. I will try to explain it
I have two SMF files, F1 and F2
a) If i merge F1 and F2 with IFASMFDP, it works correctly
b) If i sort F1 with SPANINC=RC16 default,
From my experience IFASMFDP cannot handle incomplete VBS records. I
case of such error it terminates with abend S002.
Then I use ICEMAN with OPTION COPY,SPANINC=RC4 to eliminate the
incomplete record(s). Works like a charm. The only thing I miss is the
number of records incompleted and
Hi all
We are fighting against a problem with SORT and SMF records.
We are trying to merge two smf files obtaining this error message:
ICE204A 2 INCOMPLETE SPANNED RECORD DETECTED ON - RC=16
When we try to use the SPANINC=RC0/RC4 option, we obtain this error message
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Corrales García, Antonio
Hi all
We are fighting against a problem with SORT and SMF records.
We are trying to merge two smf files obtaining this error message:
ICE204A 2 INCOMPLETE SPANNED RECORD
Corrales García, Antonio wrote:
Hi all
We are fighting against a problem with SORT and SMF records.
We are trying to merge two smf files obtaining this error message:
ICE204A 2 INCOMPLETE SPANNED RECORD DETECTED ON -
RC=16
When we try to use the SPANINC=RC0/RC4 option
Antonio Corrales García wrote on 11/10/2006 04:35:48 AM:
We are fighting against a problem with SORT and SMF records.
We are trying to merge two smf files obtaining this error message:
ICE204A 2 INCOMPLETE SPANNED RECORD DETECTED ON - RC=16
When we try to use the SPANINC=RC0
Antonio,
We've had these issues in the recent past, and switched from using
ICETOOL to just plain IFASMFDP to copy or merge SMF records. Too many
production abends to mess around with trying to fix ICETOOL when
IFASMFDP does it seamlessly.
And we saw the same thing you saw with the DD name
Gary Diehl wrote on 11/10/2006 09:30:44 AM:
We've had these issues in the recent past, and switched from using
ICETOOL to just plain IFASMFDP to copy or merge SMF records. Too many
production abends to mess around with trying to fix ICETOOL when
IFASMFDP does it seamlessly.
And we saw
Frank,
I honestly don't know what the problems were with the records that
caused ICETOOL to abend and IFASMFDP to work fine. A manual dump of
them to a readable file using SAS didn't show anything glaringly unusual
on eyeball-inspection.
When I ran IFASMFDP to clean up this production abend, it
Gary Diehl wrote on 11/10/2006 11:05:27 AM:
I honestly don't know what the problems were with the records that
caused ICETOOL to abend and IFASMFDP to work fine. A manual dump of
them to a readable file using SAS didn't show anything glaringly unusual
on eyeball-inspection.
When I ran
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