We did this for a short time.
MVS with RMM, had to write an RMM exit to prevent MVS/RMM from sucking in
all tapes entered into the ATL.
The name of the exit is documented in RMM, CBR...something. If you want it
just let me know.
Regards, Doug
- Original Message -
From: "Thomas Kern
Title: RE: VM users with more than 200 cylinders
If you license any CA VM:Manger products ... the VM:Manager
DASD utility programs will give you the correct size of MDISKs that are defined
as "n-END" ... whether it is 0-END, 20-END, 1000-END ... whatever (oh yeah ...
as long as you have the m
>From the earlier pipe, you can send the mdisks containing END as their lengths
>to another stream where you do a QUERY DASD DETAILS rdev for each device and
>calculate the size.
q dasd details ce1a
CE1A CUTYPE = 3990-E9, DEVTYPE = 3390-0A, V
Try generating the DIRECT UNSORT file and then use a PIPE with the TABULATE
stage from the IBM DOWNLOADS page. It can do a SUM BY sc-ec function.
/Tom Kern
--- "Romanowski, John (OFT)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But the problem was to report users with MDISKs totaling more than 200
> cyls , so
The King is dead! Long live the King!
> -Original Message-
> From: Alan Altmark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 4:24 PM
> To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
> Subject: Alert: Upcoming end-of-service for z/VM 4.4
>
> Back in April there was discussion about the end-of
This is what we do to share our ATL and VTS. VM owns (administrative
enforcement only) some drives, MVS owns the rest. Because only system
programmers really mount tapes on either system, we don't worry about any exits
to enforce a separation. We even like the idea of being able to mount and read
t
Title: RE: VM users with more than 200 cylinders
If we wanted to report on how much MDISK space a user had then we would have to calculate 'END' some way. Yes, it would usually be a full pack MDISK, but not necessarily so. It seemed like a simple exercise at first. but
-Orig
Back in April there was discussion about the end-of-service date for z/VM
4.4. Based on feedback here and in other venues, we re-examined that
decision to see if a business case existed that would allow us to continue
service. While there were some reasons to extend z/VM 4.4 service, the
reas
Hopefully you only use END for full pack minidisks - in which case you ca
n
assume that the mdisk is larger than 200 cyls (unless you know you've got
DASD with fewer than 200 total cyls).
If you're using END for non-full pack mdisks, it would probably be a good
idea to stop doing so.
Brian N
Title: RE: VM users with more than 200 cylinders
We're getting closer, but how about when the ending cyl is specified as 'END'?
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU]On
Behalf Of Schuh, Richard
Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 3:27 PM
To:
Change the original pipe I posted to this.
'PIPE (end \)',
'\ < user direct',
'| u: pick anyc w1 == /user/',
'| spec w2 1.9',
'| j: juxtapose',
'| pick w2 >> /00200/',
'| > out file a',
'\ u:',
'| pick anyc w1 == /mdisk/',
'| spec pad 0 w5 1.5 right / / n w2 n.4 right',
'|
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But the problem was to report users with MDISKs
totaling more than 200 cyls , so sorting alone doesn’t do that.
Need something that totals all their MDISKs
and then sorts on that total
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If you user DIRMAP with the UNSORT option,
it will create a file called "DIRECT UNSORT".
The First Token is the Userid, the Second
Token the Virtual Address, and the Sixth Token is the
number of cylinders. And, it's
all neatly lined up and easy to sort !!!
No MIM. I was planning on segregating by dedicating one tape drive
(exposure or whatever it's called) to VM and keeping the MVS tape drives
varied offline.
This tiny VM does rarely needs more than one tape drive.
Thanks,
Bob
Title: RE: VM users with more than 200 cylinders
Here is a little snipet .. I think it works.
/* THIS EXEC BUILDS A FILE OF USERS MDISKS */
ARG SELBLD
/* LINK TO DIRMAINTS FLAT DIRECTORY BACKUP FILE AND
Under normal usage, that shouldn't be a problem. This was talked about on
the list within the last couple of months. With tape control units, from
the 3480 on, there is an electronic latch that gets set when VM "attaches"
a drive or MVS "allocates" one. There is an option on ATTACH that will
It's possible to share the same drives among multiple MVS and VM
systems.
We use VMTAPE, the z/OS's use ATAM.
Our VM's SYSTEM CONFIG says DEVICES NOASSIGN_AT_IPL for the shared
drives.
If VMTAPE finds its drive choice "assigned elsewhere" (in use on z/OS or
another VM) it tries another drive ad
>My MVS guy is finally letting me get access to the 3494 tape library
>(robot). In order to share VM access to the magstar I need to install
>
>DFSMS/VM and I'm told just the RMSONLY component. However I don't have the
>program directory yet.
>I have been scanning the IBM manuals and some Redbook
Similiarly (??) to what Kris said you can do with DRM, if you use DIRMAP,
you can sort the MDISKMAP output on the cylinder size column.
Jim
At 02:25 PM 6/22/2006, you wrote:
To list:
Does anyone have, or know where there is one, a REXX
routine or something similar that will read the VM
direct
Either way surely would work, I just figured the diskmap would be easier
to parse. I also figured that someone could whip this out off the top
of their head (I'd need the book, virtual or otherwise) :) .
Schuh, Richard wrote:
Or a quick pipeline to read the user directory.
'PIPE (end \)',
Or a quick pipeline to read the user directory.
'PIPE (end \)',
'\ < user direct',
'| u: pick anyc w1 == /user/',
'| spec w2 1.9',
'| j: juxtapose',
'| pick w6 >>= /200/',
'| > out file a',
'\ u:',
'| pick anyc w1 == /mdisk/',
'| j:'
Untested, but should work. It might be ne
> To list:
> Does anyone have, or know where there is one, a REXX
> routine or something similar that will read the VM
> directory and list those users that have say 200
> cylinders or more of MDISK space.
Easy with my DRM PACKAGE (from VM's download lib)
Start DRM , press PF16 to create an XEDIT
If you have VMSECURE or VMDIRECT as the directory manager, you could do
VMSECURE ULIST * * to get a screen that shows all your userids, sort it
(PF11) on column Alloc. Or do same command with the option to write the
list to a CMS disk file and then Xedit it and sort it on the Alloc
column;
Too b
Or... Are both VM's running using the same non-default VLAN?
Don W. wrote:
We are having problems telnetting from one z/VM system to another z/VM
system. The network between the systems is through a netscreen that
creates a VPN tunnel. We can telnet from a pc on the vlan to each of the
host
It might be easier to write a quick pipeline to read the diskmap.
william JANULIN wrote:
To list:
Does anyone have, or know where there is one, a REXX
routine or something similar that will read the VM
directory and list those users that have say 200
cylinders or more of MDISK space.
Thks,
B
Bob,
Don't forget. You also need to ensure that MVS and VM don't concurrently
use the same tape drives. I believe you'll either need to segregate the
drives between your systems or invest in something like CA's MIM/VM.
Dennis
To list:
Does anyone have, or know where there is one, a REXX
routine or something similar that will read the VM
directory and list those users that have say 200
cylinders or more of MDISK space.
Thks,
Bill J.
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I am more impressed by GOOGLE every day. I entered "DFSMS/VM cbruxent
exit" and it came back with info on it. John Romanowski was replying when
I got into GOOGLE. There is a ref. to the DSMRMSHR exit apparently calling
CBRUXENT. It's in SG244409. Looks like CBRUXENT is what gets run when yo
CBRUXENT doesn't prevent VM from getting at MVS tapes.
In your Redbook, see "7.1.6 Considerations for using a 3494 Tape Library
in a VM/ESA environment"; it mentions the DFSMS/RMS exit FSMRMSHR to
prevent VM from getting at MVS tapes.
This
Section 8.0 'The Stand-Alone Program' in the ICKDSF Rel 17 Program
Directory, G110-4514-01, does have information about 'Creating the
Stand-Alone Tape' and 'Maintenance of the Stand-Alone Program', which have
info about replacing the ICDSADAF COREIMAG file with the version on the
updated PTF ta
My MVS guy is finally letting me get access to the 3494 tape library
(robot). In order to share VM access to the magstar I need to install
DFSMS/VM and I'm told just the RMSONLY component. However I don't have t
he
program directory yet.
I have been scanning the IBM manuals and some Redbook
Yo Carlos,
Long time, no see.
No, I am not doing IP to LU connections.
The problem is resolved. I did not read the documentation correctly and
the SCEXIT was exiting with an 8 where it should have been exiting with
a 4.
Things are now working as expected.
___
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However, I would like these to be treated as alphabetic variables, not
numeric.
Use >> and >>= etc
--
Rob van der Heij
Velocity Software, Inc
http://velocitysoftware.com/
Jim,, are you using SCEXIT to do IP to LU connections?
-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Hughes, Jim - OIT
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 1:42 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: ZVM 5.2 TCPIP Session Connect Exit
How would
Here is an excerpt from an exec:
mlnum = "974E0"
if mlnum<='84199' then say mlnum "<="
if mlnum>='841A0' then say mlnum ">="
if (mlnum<='84199' & mlnum>='841A0') then say mlnum "both"
Yields:
974E0 <=
974E0 >=
974E0 both
However, I would like these to be treated as alphabetic var
On Wednesday, 06/21/2006 at 10:15 EST, Ed Zell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> > z/VM 5.1 and 5.2 customers will be interested in APAR PK07003.
> Any chance that this APAR will be fitted back on to z/VM 4.4? It
> would be great to get rid of the copy of TCPIP DATA that is on
> the SMTP machine t
It would be really good if we
could order the Stand-Alone DSF through any means
other than 'external media', it would
seem we oughta be able to order that directly.
That would make life a lot (well...
maybe not a lot) easier.
Graeme Moss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by: The IBM z/VM Oper
No, you can not generate a stand-alone
ICKSADSF from the module.
FWIW, you can generate a module from
the Stand-Alone ICKSADSF file and put it on
CP's CONFIG disk and execute it (just
as you do CPLOAD) in case of a catastrophic
condition by issuing:
ICKGENSA IPL ICKSADSF Fm
from the DSF
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