To list;
I have a CMS user that is trying to purge his RDR
files from his RDR queue. He issues the PUR RDR ALL
command and gets the READY message back but the files
are not purged.
I end up logging on to MAINT and purging his files.
Has anyone ever run into this?
Thks,
Bill J.
Does he have a PURGE EXEC in the search order?
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 10:13 AM
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Subject: PUR RDR ALL not working
Hi Rich,
No, but he has something called PUR EXEC.
So, it would appear that when he entered the command,
it tries to execue this PUR EXEC instead of the CP
command.
Thanks for the question, I am not sure if O would have
found this.
Thanks again,
Bill J.
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That is a common support headache - someone who creates a program having a name
that matches a system command or a standard abbreviation of one.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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Hi Rich,
Yes, thanks again for your help. F.Y.Il the user
tried it by entering PURGE instead of PUR and it
worked. Amazing, eh?
Regards,
Bill J.
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That is a common support headache - someone who
creates a program having a name that matches a
To list(s);
I am considering using the ICHPWX01 to enforce a
user password naming convention on RACF/VM.
Question - documentation states that the exit must be
able to run in an XA-mode virtual machine that is
using the 370 accomodation facility.
Is this facility still available is zVM 5.2?
The BOF went pretty well on Wednesday. I took back a number
of suggestions, and some volunteers. Ill be posting an updated outline
shortly.
Ive created two mailing lists (vct-newusers and
vct-announce) for further discussion of this project to avoid cluttering this
list. If youre
Since you determined the user has a PUR EXEC, they could also use CP PUR
to not run their exec.
Depending on the user, sometimes I like to emphasize/teach the
difference between CMS and CP commands.
i.e. PURGE is not a CMS command, but it works in this case because SET
IMPCP is ON. If
Jus be sure that the user does not have class D authority before following
Alan's advice. Or was Chuckie trying to find out if you are gullible? :-)
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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On Tuesday, 08/22/2006 at 11:04 MST, william JANULIN
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To list(s);
I am considering using the ICHPWX01 to enforce a
user password naming convention on RACF/VM.
Question - documentation states that the exit must be
able to run in an XA-mode virtual machine that is
Probably a little of both.
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Jus be sure that the user does not have class D
authority before following Alan's advice. Or was
Chuckie trying to find out if you are gullible? :-)
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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From: The
O.K. this particular exit I am using has a BAS
instruction.
EX:BAS 14,X01A740
this is being flagged as an undefined op code.
I used VMFASM, do I need VMFHASM?
Thks,
Bill J.
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On Tuesday, 08/22/2006 at 11:04 MST, william JANULIN
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O.K. Alan, thank you for the update.
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On Tuesday, 08/22/2006 at 11:43 MST, william JANULIN
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
O.K. this particular exit I am using has a BAS
instruction.
EX:BAS 14,X01A740
this is being flagged as an undefined
On Tuesday, 08/22/2006 at 11:36 MST, william JANULIN
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Probably a little of both.
--- Schuh, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jus be sure that the user does not have class D
authority before following Alan's advice. Or was
Chuckie trying to find out if you are
Who hasn't written a test EXEC called 'X' only to
execute it the next time
they try to get into XEDIT !!
Yes, but a few of them die everyday.
Its a good thing that we have SFPURGER around along
with VMUTIL and its WAKEUP file. One less thing to
worry about.
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On Tuesday, 08/22/2006 at 11:36 MST, william JANULIN
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Probably a
On: Tue, Aug 22, 2006 at 11:00:51AM -0700,william JANULIN Wrote:
} Yes, thanks again for your help. F.Y.Il the user
} tried it by entering PURGE instead of PUR and it
} worked. Amazing, eh?
Bill,
One of your diagnostic tools for cases where a CP command is doing
things that are unexpected is
On Tuesday, 08/22/2006 at 12:15 MST, Schuh, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
It has been so long since I last entered PURGE RDR ALL that I wasn't
aware of
or did not remember the change, and it was a good one that was long
overdue :-)
I know what you mean. You begin to sweat and get all
Is there a way to list all the commands in a given class? Or does it
appear in the manual in that order?
Darn auditors.
Marcy Cortes
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Here is a quick and dirty method:
Set up a userid with just the class you're interested in and then use
QUERY COMMANDS from it. There's only a handful of classes so it would be
easy to do this for each class.
Brian Nielsen
On Tue, 22 Aug 2006 16:31:15 -0500, Marcy Cortes
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If your system has been set up with 'ENABLE SET PRIV' in the system
config you can display all the commands by class with an id setup with
'ABCDEFG'.
See 'HELP CP SET', go to related PRIVCLASS. By issuing + or - you can
display all commands via 'COMMAND' for each class you set.
Regards,
Unfortunately, I believe the manual sorts the commands alphabetically. On top
of that several are in multiple classes. Also, if the commands are modified in
the SYSTEM CONFIG to create new classes or move them to a different class, then
the commands are not what the book says. I liked to move
Marcy,
As others have suggested, what commands
are in which classes is less the issue than what commands specific users
can issue. That's what auditors should be asking for (especially
since Wells Fargo holds my home mortgage!).
Nonetheless, someone posted the following
command which may be of
I reckon I will have to install High-Level assembler
as I assembled my exit with VMFASM and the RMODE and
AMODE statements were getting flagged as invalid op
codes.
Un;less I am missing a maclib somewhere.
Bill J.
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