On 12/12/06, Rob van der Heij [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How 'bout trackread?
Oh, yes... there also is 'trackwrite' that will take the tracks from
trackread. You may find that easier to automate than driving DDR from
input files, but that's up to you.
Rob
On 12/12/06, Rob van der Heij [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How 'bout trackread?
Sounds just what I need - but it does not work for me. I guess this is
part of the alternate PIPES package?
Colin Allinson
Amadeus Data Processing
On 12/12/06, Colin Allinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds just what I need - but it does not work for me. I guess this is part
of the alternate PIPES package?
Oh, you mean you still run the 10-year old plumbing? Tssj... ;-)
Yes, trackread was added back in 2001. You would need to pick
On 12/12/06, Rob van der Heij [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh, you mean you still run the 10-year old plumbing? Tssj... ;-)
Yes, we are still in the dark ages here - but I think this might give me
an excuse to leap into the future. ;-)
Do you have a link to the Marist page to get the download
Hi listers,
I have a customer with a really old VM/ESA 2.2, VSE/ESA 2.3 and SQLDS
database. Now after migration to the tserver he complains about performance
problems. What I have figured out that he has massive paging only on SQLDS
service machine (300-500 pages/s). This I cannot understand,
Check your CP default MDC settings or set them off all together. The
defaults hurt me very bad in a z/VM 3.1 system.
Hans
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Do you know if this paging is real paging or Dataspace I/O: when using
VM dataspace support in DB2, all DB2 I/O is done by CP paging, hence high
page rates.
Quite some years ago, I created a document to explain the difference. It
is called Data in memory techniques or alike and available
If you only want the disk label, there is the DEVTYPE command.
Kris,
IBM Belgium, VM customer support
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On 12/12/06, Kris Buelens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you only want the disk label, there is the DEVTYPE command.
Kris,
Brilliant - that is just what I needed. Now implemented and working.
** Why didn't I know about that - DUH!! **
Mind you, the question has been helpful because I have
DDR is easy:
/* check a DASD label */
arg vaddr .
'PIPE',
'LITERAL SYSPRINT CONS',
'| LITERAL PROMPTS OFF',
'| LITERAL INPUT' vaddr 'DASD',
'| LITERAL TYPE 0 TO 0',
'| INSTORE REVERSE',
'| OUTSTORE',
'| LABEL CHECK A'
'PIPE',
'CMS DDR LABEL CHECK A',
'| TAKE 1',
'| LOCATE
Hi Kris,
it seems to be dasd paging, because there is also heavy i/o on one paging
dasd. I have found your data in memory techniques document, but there is
no exec for checking ind spaces only qnssmap exec is listed there. But it
was a good hint. I have created a small exec which does the ind
I have set up an RSCS LPR link that prints to a Hummingbird LPD
server on a PC. The PRINTER name has no spaces and is 27 characters.
This is working just fine.
Now I want to do the same thing but the printer name has embedded
spaces. When I click on properties for the printer I do not get an
I enclosed the printer name in single quotes but I get a NAK when I
try to print to it.
PRINTER='eX- Printer on https://xxx.xx-
.us/printers/default'
Does anyone know how I could either rename this printer to remove
spaces or how to make RSCS print to printer name with
I enclosed the printer name in single quotes but I get a NAK when I
try to print to it.
PRINTER='eX- Printer on https://xxx.xx-
.us/printers/default'
Does anyone know how I could either rename this printer to remove
spaces or how to make RSCS print to printer name with
Alan is correct (of course). The VM DUPLEX DETAILS output only applies to
the legacy 3990 Duplex function, not PPRC. However, if you have APAR
VM63256 applied on z/VM 3.1.0, 4.2.0, or 4.3.0 you should be seeing a line
on Q DASD DETAILS as follows:
PPRC DETAILS: xxx VOLUME
From the help
Fran Hensler wrote:
Does anyone know how I could either rename this printer to remove
spaces or how to make RSCS print to printer name with embedded
spaces.
On Tue, 12 Dec 2006 12:14:37 -0500 David Boyes said:
Have the machine that has access to the printer share it as a name that does
not
Your solution works great. Thank you.
You're welcome.
Side note, though: that's an IPP-driven printer...8-) Remember to vote yes
to add IPP support for RSCS in the next requirements go-round at your
favorite user group.
This year's urgent question is, When the mainframe calls in a service
problem to IBM, what data gets transmitted to IBM?
Is this information published somewhere? I haven't even figure out who
within our local IBM team I'd ask such a question of, but maybe IBM
published the spec in case of
It sends different things depending upon what you have selected. If you have an
HSC, most of the options for what it sends are set in there. If not, you can
access the same screens from a service element. It can send a lot of
information, but none of what it sends was important to our SOX
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