Re: Linux (zLinux) on zSeries

David Boyes wrote: >2. Make sure you have at least 2 physical engines in the LPAR >you intend to use Linux on, and at least 2 virtual CPUs in your >VMs. If you cannot meet this "rule of thumb" advice then one IFL should still be OK provided you make sure SMT2 is enabled on that IFL. SMT2 was

Question on Autologon for JES2 REMOTES HASP207

List - I am only seeing the HASP207 AUTOLOGON Failed for some remotes. Can I guess that the remote is either 1) Powered down when the autologon occurred? 2) Or the remote no longer exists? Which makes more sense? Trying to do remote clean up Lizette A theory can never be proven, but

Re: IEA303W ABEND 878 REASON 00000004

There is an old error in GRS, which has still not been resolved (even at z/OS 2.3) that causes this problem, when you receive it, it's all timing related, and the slower the LPAR (i.e. the more you cap it) the more likely you are to receive it. If you take a SA dump, it's easy to see that

Re: InfoPrint GUI

Anne, I see it. Infoprint Central (what we call the GUI) is for working with jobs and printers for operations basically, but not for Adminstrator tasks. The book says, on that page: Infoprint Central lets users display information about, but not work with, these objects: * Printer definitions *

Re: Apply error WAS product

Confused. You mention V10, link seems to indicate V8.5 and Liberty. Hopefully some of this helps. Liberty split from WebSphere maintenance V8.5.5.9. My understanding, as of V9, SMPE no longer applies maintenance to the local repositories, etc. just to the samples jobs (A/SBBOJCL). Take a

Re: Question for COBOL users

A single DD still allows for site defaults and user overrides. Just use concatenated datasets. Of course, it's up to the program to decide if duplicates are honored if specified first vs. last. In article you

Re: Question for COBOL users

On Mon, 12 Feb 2018 12:08:16 -0600, Mike Schwab wrote: >There is nothing to prevent a user or product to go ahead and use >PARMDD, and it could point to the program's (compiler's) specific >overrides. The program (compiler) can only read the PARM for the >length it specifies (100/255) until

Re: InfoPrint GUI

Hey Roger - People here want to be able to change the printer definitions (ie. The ip address) using the GUI. From the manual (p. 339 from the infoprint manual, Chapter 8, Customizing Infoprint Central. aop1c010) it appears that definitions are not supported and testing appears to confirm

Re: IEA303W ABEND 878 REASON 00000004

I seem to recall a similar problem which caught us out. The cause was the number of inactive EMCS consoles. During NIP processing, it allocates storage to hold all the EMCS consoles defined to the sysplex. This may just tip you over the edge in terms of SQA/CSA and explains why it may not be a

Re: Is this possible to expand only one row in table display?

I'm thinking it would have to be defined as a dynamic data area like the ISRUDSL0 panel 26 AREA(DYNAMIC) EXTEND(ON) SCROLL(ON) I've never had a need to define or use a dynamic area, so I'm sorry I'm not much help here. I'd probably have to do some 'fake out dynamic area' table display using

Re: Question for COBOL users

There is nothing to prevent a user or product to go ahead and use PARMDD, and it could point to the program's (compiler's) specific overrides. The program (compiler) can only read the PARM for the length it specifies (100/255) until modified to allow a parm length of 32K. Maybe a couple releases

Re: Question for COBOL users

Nothing like a bit of (in)consistency between the compilers! I like the PL/I option. From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List on behalf of Robert Prins Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2018 6:14 PM To:

Re: Is this possible to expand only one row in table display?

Tried that. it does show as two lines including cases where the second line is empty. I wonder how can I suppress empty lines displayed using TBDISPL service ITschak On Mon, Feb 12, 2018 at 5:52 PM, Carmen Vitullo wrote: > ITschak, logically I think that works, but I

Re: InfoPrint GUI

Hi Anne, I'm not sure what you're referring to. Can you put in a link to the statement in the documentation your question is about? Is this something you see in the IBM Knowledge Center or a Redbook or what? --Roger On Mon, Feb 12, 2018 at 7:53 AM, Adams, Anne (DTI)

Re: Is this possible to expand only one row in table display?

ITschak, logically I think that works, but I wonder if initially the row's, even if the data is not presented without the "+" would not the row still display as 2 rows if I am understaing correctly using the )MODEL CLEAR(xx) panel option may be what you're looking for ? I've done

Re: Is this possible to expand only one row in table display?

Carmen, I may not explained my issue the problem is "HOW". I can think of one option that i'll try later today that goes like this: - remember crp - add name to table row with a value coppied from a real NAMES variable - The panel )model section should always be defined with two rows,

Hillgang - March Meeting

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FW: Linux (zLinux) on zSeries

On 2/11/18, 7:24 AM, "IBM Mainframe Discussion List on behalf of Munif Sadek" wrote: >Finally we are getting an IFL from IBM on trial to install Linux on our > z13. No KVM or zVM on the Mainframe. Seriously reconsider

Re: Is this possible to expand only one row in table display?

If the ISPF application is your own you can do what you want. you have to code the dialog to take an action when the user puts a plus sign in the line operator '_' much like the ISPF ISMF dialog. I'm not sure if the table row display (PANEL) can be altered once displayed without a new table

Re: codepages

"Loading a huge data set into the editor would allocate a huge number frames" is part of the discussion and is a clear reference to real storage. -- Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3 From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List

Re: z/OSMF V2R2 outgoing email configuration

>I got values from from our CSSMTP server like: > SMTP outgoing mail server: x.y.z.w.t. >SMTP port: 25 >SMTP User ID: CSSMTP >SMTP password: Clear the userid field as well, or (better yet) create a unique id on the remote system and give it a password and supply it

Is this possible to expand only one row in table display?

Assume I am listing datasets ip OPT3.4. It is an ISPF table (DSLx). also assume I have access to code. I would like to enter a plus sign in front of a tbe entry and get the rest of the rows listed bebind the row, without affecting the other rows display (of course they mill move down. When I

Re: z/OSMF V2R2 outgoing email configuration

How is smtpapplications.dbb.int.dexwired.net? You might telnet to it and send an EHLO; I suspect that it requires SMTPAUTH. -- Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3 From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List on behalf

InfoPrint GUI

Hello all, Anyone know anything about the InfoPrint GUI? In particular, I've been told (it's in the manual) that changes made using the GUI are not permanent. They will revert back after an IPL. Management wants us to use the GUI, but that is not acceptable. Am I missing something? Anne R

Re: z/OSMF V2R2 outgoing email configuration

Hi Jose, Try emptying the SMTP Userid aswell. Met vriendelijke groet, Ronald Kristel From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List on behalf of Jose Munoz Sent: Monday, February 12, 2018 2:51:32 PM To:

Re: Linux (zLinux) on zSeries

Hi z/VM is an old concept. The most of my customer don't like like to handle z/VM. They have already functional sysprogrammers on RHEL7.x with x86 systems. for all this guys it's really simple to switch on a z/Linux native or with KVM. I think that will be the future on z/systems. Wolfgang

Re: IEA303W ABEND 878 REASON 00000004

In general, I do not worry about ECSA/ESQA except to be sure the amount is sufficient. You have 2 GB avail. What's a couple of hundred MB matter? Yes, SQA/ESQA will expand into CSA/ECSA respectively. If E* areas are exhausted, the below the line areas will be used. When all are exhausted, an

Re: Linux (zLinux) on zSeries

I have been thru the IBM Linux on Z workshop and as part of that, a Linux install was performed (under z/VM). The Linux install (Red Hat?) portion was quite simple and excellently packaged. That being said, Linux on bare metal (as opposed to z/VM) is, IMO, of very limited use. Most of the

z/OSMF V2R2 outgoing email configuration

Hi, Someone has experience implementing eMail notification on z/OSMF V2R2?, because for me it is no working and maybe I don't have good settings: I got values from from our CSSMTP server like: SMTP outgoing mail server: x.y.z.w.t. SMTP port: 25 SMTP User ID: CSSMTP SMTP password: No password

Re: Linux (zLinux) on zSeries

HI I am just working on a PoC for RHEL7.x with native LPAR and KVM Host with RHEL7.5 guests. two things are different 1. use fdasd if you have dasds on your system or fdisk if you are working with disks. 2. Networkdevices are OSA,s and you have to define 3 address min. on OSA5 type. There

Re: Linux (zLinux) on zSeries

Munif, The downloads are available from Red Hat, but not sure if you need to have a contract or not with Red Hat to get access to the downloads. However, the architecture is s390x and since you don't have KVM or zVM, then the installation is a little more difficult because you will have to

Re: JOBGROUP in JCL

Good question. We use an ISV tool to scan production JCL before it moves into production, and are disallowing these JCL keywords. At this point we are disallowing this functionality in any PROD environment for this very reason. I never even looked in the manuals, but it would be nice to be