> 1) Should INITSIZE and MINSIZE always be specified?
I have always specified both, and I have always made them equal. I had some
unpleasant surprises when MINSIZE was smaller than INITSIZE. And I have always
set INITSIZE to half of SIZE.
> 2) Are all structures 'eligible' to be defined with
Hello,
We are planning to upgrade our z9 to zEC12 Mainframe and currently
we are running with z/OS 1.13 and z/OS 2.1 operating system. How can we
find list of task need to be performed on z/OS side for this
upgrade. Currently I reviewed all PTF required using PSP bucket.
But from z/Os
There are a few publications of Horst Sinram on how this works and what has
been enhanced in the latest z/OS versions.
Google for:
Share Session 9968, from slide 33.
Kees.
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Nathan Astle wrote:
>The 'a' is invalid in the slip trap
Please show the full error message(s) why the 'a' is invalid. Perhaps Barbara
and your z/OS systesm are on different versions.
Groete / Greetings
Elardus Engelbrecht
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Barbara Nitz wrote:
>> Please show the full error message(s) why the 'a' is invalid. Perhaps
>> Barbara and your z/OS systesm are on different versions.
>As I said, I did not test this for syntactical correctness.
I know, many IBM-MAIN members post sample syntax, sometimes omitting crucial
> In a case # 2 situation, you could force the job to be swapped out
> unconditionally by quiescing it: E jobname,QUIESCE. This might give you some
> time to purge enough unneeded output to be able to login to TSO and perform
> further actions. Actions might be to save the output to a data set
abend00C always means some problem with coupling services. If you don't know
which connector will be hit for which structure/group, I suggest to set the
slip trap rather generically as
sl set,c=00c,a=(cu,h,s),dspname=('xcfas'.*),id=s00C,e
Not having tested this for correctness, the
Hi
The 'a' is invalid in the slip trap
On Friday 18 December 2015, nitz-ibm wrote:
> abend00C always means some problem with coupling services. If you don't
> know which connector will be hit for which structure/group, I suggest to
> set the slip trap rather generically as
>
> Please show the full error message(s) why the 'a' is invalid. Perhaps Barbara
> and your z/OS systesm are on different versions.
As I said, I did not test this for syntactical correctness. The a should stand
for asid, and I am sure that the (cu,h,s) are correct. Check the manuals for
what the
You can use FIXCAT in SMP/e to find what will be needed from a z/OS
perspective.
Thank you
James H.
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Sent: Friday, December 18, 2015 2:19 AM
To:
Phil,
Since no one else has asked, why are you going from internal to external CFs?
What is the hardware involved for both your regular lpars and your CF lpars?
The last thing you want is for your CFs to be slower than the CPs. BTDTGTS
Bob
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Skip,
Here is what I devised, and has worked pretty well. We use netview/SA390 for
our automation. The following rules get tripped at 80% or 85% utilization.
SPOOLSHORT :
CMD=(,,'MVS $D JOBQ,SPOOL=(%>01)')
CMD=(PASS1,,'MVS
Jousma, David wrote:
>Here is what I devised, and has worked pretty well. We use netview/SA390 for
>our automation. The following rules get tripped at 80% or 85% utilization.
Good solution, but Skip still wants the job number. Can your Netview solution
also handle jobnumber?
CMD=(,,'MVS
Richards, Robert B. wrote:
>The last thing you want is for your CFs to be slower than the CPs. BTDTGTS
Ouch. Could you be kind to tell us about it? Are there any manuals stating that
trouble? Any configuration changes to avoid? Or is it about the sizes or
quantity of LPARs involved?
TIA!
The archives probably have it, but simply put and if IIRC, there was an old
9674 being used with z990s. Waiting on CF structure response was horrific as
compared to the speed of the z990 processor response.
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http://www.businessinsider.com/netflix-socks-turn-off-the-show-when-you-fall-asleep-2015-12
...
Fortunately Netflix has a cheeky solution to your problems: "Netflix
socks." Netflix has built socks that read your body to understand when you
fall asleep, and then automatically pause your Netflix
>Can I set slip trap for abend s00c for any failing Address space ?
To be unhelpful, the answer is "yes", you can set it as long as you have
the authority to set it. The real question is whether you can set such a
trap and have it match.
Towards the end of having it match, we'd need to ask
John McKown wrote:
>Fortunately Netflix has a cheeky solution to your problems: "Netflix socks."
>Netflix has built socks that read your body to understand when you fall
>asleep, and then automatically pause your Netflix show.
It socks! Sorry, it sucks!
Obviously misinformed!
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From: Mike Schwab
Sent: Friday, December 18, 2015 05:21
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Subject: Re: slight reprieve on the z.
They are running the LAST IMS MAINFRAME in North America in 2003?
Why does IBM
On 12/18/2015 3:19 AM, venkat kulkarni wrote:
We are planning to upgrade our z9 to zEC12 Mainframe and currently
we are running with z/OS 1.13 and z/OS 2.1 operating system. How can we
find list of task need to be performed on z/OS side for this
upgrade. Currently I reviewed all PTF
Hello
You can use the z/OS Migration Manuals (z/OS 1.13 and z/OS 2.1) for this
task.
For z/OS 1.13 look at -
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/e0z2m192/CCONTENTS?SHELF=all13be9=GA22-7499-21=20120814132840
For z/OS 2.1 look at GA32-0889-04 z/OS Migration -
Thank you all for your replies. I will take your suggestions into
consideration going forward. We are in the process of upgrading from z10 -
> z12 -> z13 over the next few months. The CF upgrade is a part of this
project. The CFs are going from 2097/E10 and 2098/E12 to 2817/M15.
I expect to see
Working on a git compilation - but it isn’t ready for prime time yet. I’ll let
you know when it is.
I haven’t seen any commercial or non-commercial version that work out of the
box. I’m compiling from source. Slowly.
Very Slowly.
> On Dec 18, 2015, at 1:46 AM, Munif Sadek
On Fri, 18 Dec 2015 08:51:08 -0500, Peter Relson wrote:
>>Can I set slip trap for abend s00c for any failing Address space ?
>
>To be unhelpful, the answer is "yes"
Peter, I can not (ever) recall an unhelpful answer from you - or Jim.
Some other respondents - now, that's a whole 'nuther kettle
Cute. The problem is there's nobody there to call bull$h!t or do a fact check.
We see this sort of testimony here as well often implying that we are still
running an antiquated s/360 that absolutely nobody knows anything about
anymore.
--
Donald Grinsell
State of Montana
406-444-2983
it is all about the agenda they are driving. Or the agenda of the
subordinate preparing the talking points.
On Fri, Dec 18, 2015 at 9:06 AM, Walter Davies
wrote:
> Our board of supervisors like to say the mainframe is running on DOS. One
> is an ex intel management
It was converted from PASCAL for OS/390 1.7 (1990's). So, any doc would be of
that vintage
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Sent: Friday, December 18, 2015 06:21
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Nice, maybe someone should introduce them to the Mainframe Basics Redbook.
On Friday, December 18, 2015 12:42 PM, Walter Davies
wrote:
Our board of supervisors like to say the mainframe is running on DOS. One
is an ex intel management employee.
On Fri, Dec
Our board of supervisors like to say the mainframe is running on DOS. One
is an ex intel management employee.
On Fri, Dec 18, 2015 at 8:40 AM, Grinsell, Don wrote:
> Cute. The problem is there's nobody there to call bull$h!t or do a fact
> check. We see this sort of
"My mind is made up -- don't confuse me with facts."
Charles
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Sent: Friday, December 18, 2015 9:44 AM
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On Fri, Dec 18, 2015 at 11:57 AM, Charles Mills wrote:
> "My mind is made up -- don't confuse me with facts."
>
When I got my first job, that was the basic reason. The director of I.T.
decided to convert from DOS/VS to OS/VS1 because he was "ashamed" to admit
to other
In
<4ee2851a2279b94cb70cd69b174106090149664...@s1flokydce2kx01.dm0001.info53.com>,
on 12/18/2015
at 06:41 PM, "Jousma, David" said:
>Yea, really don t care what the job numbers is in my case.
You don't care if you purge the wrong job?
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In
<0601332775752188.wa.elardus.engelbrechtsita.co...@listserv.ua.edu>,
on 12/18/2015
at 03:23 AM, Elardus Engelbrecht
said:
>I know, many IBM-MAIN members post sample syntax, sometimes
>omitting crucial info for brevity, but it is up to the actual user
>to
In <20151218092003.952fe4e53c2ab28a6061e...@gmx.net>, on 12/18/2015
at 09:20 AM, nitz-ibm said:
>abend00C always means some problem with coupling services.
Shirley other programs get underflow.
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ISO position; see
Thanks, Kees
I've had a look at a couple of presentaions already, but not this one. Thanks
for the pointer.
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Yea, really don’t care what the job numbers is in my case. I care that a job
is eating more spool than it should, and want to kill it. Not sure why getting
the job number is a requirement I guess.
_
Dave Jousma
Assistant Vice
The increases recommended by the CF Sizer is marginal. Our structures in
production are generously sized and we have lots of storage in the new CFs
so that's not a concern. I will however lookout for messages as suggested.
Most of our structures are duplexed. Some like the structure for the IRLM
Trying to be helpful rather than smart*ss here, if you mean "I would prefer
a JCL-/batch-based solution to a UNIX command line solution" -- and if so I
am sympathetic -- then you should be aware that you can run a UNIX utility
from JCL. Here is an example. You should be able to run UXIX tar this
On 18 Dec 2015 09:44:15 -0800, in bit.listserv.ibm-main you wrote:
>Nice, maybe someone should introduce them to the Mainframe Basics Redbook.
>
>
>On Friday, December 18, 2015 12:42 PM, Walter Davies
> wrote:
>
>
> Our board of supervisors like to say the
There are a bunch of us z/VSE customers. Many on bare iron. Many on z/VM.
Tony Thigpen
Clark Morris wrote on 12/18/2015 07:31 PM:
On 18 Dec 2015 09:44:15 -0800, in bit.listserv.ibm-main you wrote:
Nice, maybe someone should introduce them to the Mainframe Basics Redbook.
On Friday,
I resemble that remark!
Different people are comfortable with different things. I happen to be
comfortable with PDSs of JCL and not terribly comfortable with shell scripts.
So shoot me. I plead guilty. I was suggesting that the OP might possibly be in
the same boat.
> isn't this really just
_www.watsonwalker.com_ (http://www.watsonwalker.com) is a good resource.
It gives an overview of what they do and what they offer. There are also
links to presentations they have given and articles of interest. In the free
tools there's a policy agent.
Even if you don't implement it's a
On Fri, 18 Dec 2015 12:43:33 -0800, Charles Mills wrote:
>Trying to be helpful rather than smart*ss here, if you mean "I would prefer
>a JCL-/batch-based solution to a UNIX command line solution" -- and if so I
>
Being a smartass here, this reminds me of trying to make a C library with
JCL
Wow, I feel so ancient. In the History of the World Part II, there are two
kinds of duplexing. The late comer is System Managed Duplexing, which is
provided by z/OS - XCF - XES. The exploiter does not need to participate in SMD
(my acronym); he just reaps the benefits. But SMD for customer use
Hi Group
Basically I am trying to capture the SLIP for the XCF signal failure in our
base sysplex environment.
Our SMF logstream has been defined in IXGLOGR with dasdonly. Does that mean
IXGLOGR will Buffer SMF records in memory if it cannot write to DASD ?
What might be happening here, is that
Purging the wrong job would be sad, but alas, if you try to purge a job by
name only, and there is more than one match in spool, JES2 will do nothing
other than tell you what a doofus you are for being so vague. I think I have
the answer thanks to IBM-Main advice on and off list. $D SPOOL is the
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