I tried it too. And DFSMS works perfectly with it (as we don't have RMS,
I
only tested DFSMS' SFS space management functions).
It just means DFSMS doesn't use tricks, because, we run with nicknames fo
r
filepools since about VM/ESA R1.
Note however that a given virtual machine must address
Can the MVS version of ickdsf write a VM cyl 0 with the CPVOL parm?
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Can the MVS version of ickdsf write a VM cyl 0 with the CPVOL parm?
Tom
You will probably need a VSE Stand Alone Dump or at least the Virtual Machine
low core and regs..
eric
At 03:27 PM 10/16/2006, you wrote:
I got the following disabled wait on a VSE/ESA 2.3.2 system over the
weekend:
HCPGIR450W CP ENTERED; DISABLED WAIT PSW 000A 1122
The VM
That's why I figured.. Hmm.. Why not??!!
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Tom,
I don't know that this will help much after the fact but you could start here
(Messages and Codes Vol 1 Advanced Functions Codes) - watch the wrap
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/IESM1E02/13.0?SHELF=IESVSE08DT=19971023123038
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Hello Tom,
I believe that the 1122 is the HCP1122E
The format of the disabled wait state PSW is shown below:
where:
000A - a disabled wait state
is the disabled wait state code. This disabled wait state code is
a CPmessage number except
Thanks
That is what I was looking for, but right now it is meaningless...
HCP1122E .something about a give command for a tape drive.
My first reaction is we don't do gives.
But, I now know that DYNVM does.
When DYNVM attaches a tape drive to VSE in response to a DYNAM/VSE
mount request,
I believe that the 1122 is the HCP1122E
No no.
HCPGIR450W CP ENTERED; DISABLED WAIT PSW 000A 1122
Is just friendlyness of CP. It tells your VSE loaded a PSW to sleep
forever. A not-so-nice CP wouldn't tell you anything ans leave things as
they were, you'd be woken up by end-users
It used to be that DSF was DSF was DSF... I found out that is no more
trying to recover a volume from MVS and couldn't...Apparently now
only the stand-alone and CMS (not VM!) versions support CPVOL anymore...
Sigh...
Lee
Marcy Cortes wrote:
Can the MVS version of ickdsf write a VM cyl 0
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