Re: Max size 3270 screen SHOW

I am home now, but I know I have source at work, because I have local mods. Would you like me to send it? While on the topic of maintenance to SHOW, what are the chances of adding support for VMARC archives (I mean, who uses Cornell CARD today??) :-) Shimon Fran Hensler [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Max size 3270 screen SHOW

Shimon - Phil Smith might be working on the problem. I have source on my VM website: http://zvm.sru.edu/~download /Fran On Fri, 2 Mar 2007 13:39:41 +0200 Shimon Lebowitz said: I am home now, but I know I have source at

Re: Max size 3270 screen SHOW

I've made 2 or 3 attempts over the years, but none were successful. I'm unaware of any fix for that problem, but would like to be surprised! cheers, wayne Fran Hensler wrote: After raising my TCPIP DATABUFFERPOOLSIZE to 12K and enjoying my big screens I have found that SHOW will not work on

Re: Max size 3270 screen SHOW

Hello Fran, What software are you using for your Tn3270? Ed Martin Aultman Health Foundation 330-588-4723 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ext. 40441 -Original Message- From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Fran Hensler Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2007

Re: PSI story

You have clarified your meaning of the word loss and I am a happy camper now. :-) So much for the Predator vs Chuckie movie script...8-)

I/O in Emulated Mainframes

oft repeated story about mainframe emulation and I/O with regard to 370/158 and integrated channels; most recent telling http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2007d.html#62 Cycles per ASM instruction basically the 158 microcode engine had both microcode for emulating 370 and also for emulating channels.

Re: Max size 3270 screen SHOW

Hi Ed - I'm using Hummingbird HostExplorer 11.0 /Fran -- On Fri, 2 Mar 2007 08:50:50 -0500 Edward M. Martin said: Hello Fran, What software are you using for your Tn3270? Ed Martin Aultman Health Foundation 330-588-4723

Re: OT:I/O in Emulated Mainframes (Was Re: PSI story)

We share with the PC's - but OpenSystems DASD cannot be 'shared' with the Mainframe DASD. That essentialy means that all the open systems are on their own disk ranks. Our piggy old Exchange Server handles only a few hundred connected users, and still gets slower than slow. This is Exchange

Re: PSI story

grin You may be right Ed. Sometimes it feels like Second Start to the left and straight on till morning stuff. Difficult to believe, but IBM usually does right by their customers. -Paul ---BeginMessage--- To both Paul Raulerson and David Boyes. I believe that you are Preaching to the

z/vm monitor and linux data

Hi All, Just getting started with z/vm LINUX, and I've got the monitor up and running. I can display the LINUX data and see the processes etc. but I need to be able to post process this data for MGMT reporting. Is this data being kept somewhere I haven't found yet, or do I need

Re: z/vm monitor and linux data

What 'monitor' are you referring to? Bob Obee wrote: Hi All, Just getting started with z/vm LINUX, and I’ve got the monitor up and running. I can display the LINUX data and see the processes etc. but I need to be able to “post process” this data for MGMT reporting. Is this

Re: z/vm monitor and linux data

Bob, If you are not using ESALPS from Velocity Software, you will not get the most accurate data and will not have an easy way to capture and process that data. You really need to look into this, it is not that expensive. If you think about it, to get good information and be able to report it,

Re: z/vm monitor and linux data

Hi, The performance toolkit or Perf. Monitor as I see in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Came from IBM...am I identifying this correctly? Bob Robert A. Obee IMS Health(r) 660 W. Germantown Pike Plymouth Meeting, Pa. 19462 610.834.4760 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: z/vm monitor and linux data

Thanks Loren...I have been in touch with Velocity, but being so new to this I asked that they contact me in a month in hopes that my struggles will make my needs solutions more clear. Bob Robert A. Obee IMS Health(r) 660 W. Germantown Pike Plymouth Meeting, Pa. 19462 610.834.4760

Re: z/vm monitor and linux data

Thanks Rich. I've been lurking for a couple of weeks now and have seen nothing but good print for Velocity's product. That being said, is what I am attempting to do even possible (can I capture report on the LINUX guest data) with the IBM monitor I have in house? Between the monitor, RMFPM

Re: z/vm monitor and linux data

The RMFPMS data is stored on the linux guest. Each day the data is archived to a .tgz file. Look in /var/opt/rmfpms/archive As for the VM performance data. The history data ( HISTLOG, HISTLOG1, HISTLOG2) is kept on a rolling 3 day routine. If you want to keep history data longer than three

Re: z/vm monitor and linux data

Yes, you can. The Perfkit performance data can be written to disk (see monitor data collection, assuming you are using the SVC data collection capabilities that put the Linux performance data into the VM monitor stream; RMF-PM data collection is more limited). You then use the same techniques to

Performance Toolkit FCXTREND File Size

As time marches on the size of our Performance Toolkit FCXTREND file gets larger and larger. I can't seem to figure out how to trim this file, so that (perhaps) only a few weeks or months data is kept (depending on the system's purpose). How is that done?