On Tuesday, 03/20/2007 at 04:11 AST, Steve Gentry
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> I'm getting the following message:
>
> TCP/IP level (0520) does not match unknown level of client xxx
>
> Where xxx is the name of a userid on our VM
>
> What module (or whatever) is causing this mismat
I've seen that before - is it a vendor package that is the client? If
so, you may need to contact that vendor.
Marcy Cortes
"This message may contain confidential and/or privileged information.
If you are not the addressee or authorized to receive this for the
addressee, you must not use, copy,
Jim, tell Vicky to send me her email address. I know I had it somewhere,
but have lost it. I would love to hear from her again.
Richard
I have piece of code that I got from someone from CA that is very useful
"iff" you are running VMBACKUP. It uses one of the files that is a
product of a VMBACKUP run to search thru it's catalog of backed up files
on all disks it backs up to find rogue code. Talk to CA (or me offline).
Jim
Sc
The answer is yes, my socks are always red, even when wearing a tuxedo to
my firm's annual black tie dinner for all the attorneys. My wonderful
wife has long since given up on trying to change me. (Do you have any
idea how hard it is to find dress red socks?)
Richard
On Tue, 20 Mar 2007
I 2nd what Rich says regarding VMUTIL. I've always called it VMSCHED,
but it's the same thing as far as I know. I think that some really
early code came out with a VMSCHED id running WAKEUP. WAKEUP is a
wonderful and versatile piece of code. I really didn't even know that
PerfKit had that c
On: Tue, Mar 20, 2007 at 05:08:09PM -0500,Dave Jones Wrote:
} the PerfKit has a command for scheduling events to take place at a specific
} date and time. The PerfKit CMS help files should get you pointed in the
} right direction.
Or just set up the VMUTIL userid (if not already) and use it.
--
In the perfkit book see... 6.36 FCONTROL SETEVENT this will do what you
want.
The VM books can be found at:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/Shelves/EZ2ZVM00
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Alyce,
the PerfKit has a command for scheduling events to take place at a specif
ic
date and time. The PerfKit CMS help files should get you pointed in the
right direction.
DJ
On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 14:33:53 -0700, Alyce Austin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am currently using SPOOLCHN
Hello,
I am currently using SPOOLCHN and RTM on my z/VM 4.4 system.
I have a userid that gets xautologged by RTM daily to purge
old reader files using SPOOLCHN.
Since RTM doesn't run on z/VM 5.2, which module and/or part of
perfkit would I xautolog to get the same results as RTM?
Thanks in adva
Are you implying that you cannot just have the client link to and access
the correct 592 disk in place of the probably old disk that is being
used? If you can do that, the module name is irrelevant. If you know or
suspect that there is a rogue module on some other disk in the search
order, you can
That was my first guest, but I need to know what module is causing the
discrepancy.
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Could it be that the client does not have the current TCPIP 592 disk is
the search order?
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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I'm getting the following message:
TCP/IP level (0520) does not match unknown level of client xxx
Where xxx is the name of a userid on our VM
What module (or whatever) is causing this mismatch?
TCPIP.MODULE?
Thanks,
Steve G.
Hi,
We are able to add 4 lines of comments.
Blank lines are unused after this zone. Is there a way to take benefit of
them to extend the zone comments ?
Alain
I too use some PPF overrides to make a CP nucleus a with and one without
RACF. A piece of cake if you master PPFs.
I don't have the details here.
--
Kris Buelens,
IBM Belgium, VM customer support
I have some execs that call a vendor module that, in turn, invokes other execs
as user exits.
If I set EXECTRAC ON my initial execs are correctly traced. But the other
execs invoked out of the vendor module are not.
I'm not sure how this later invocation works but I'm guessing that the module
ha
A long time ago (1992)
I had an EXEC I wrote that that after running setup
it looked for a cntrl file setup for RACF.
Racf was installed as a LOCAL MOD back then.
'State HCPVM CNTRLIBM * '
If it was there then RACF was on the system
if not then RACF was not on the system (in the nucleus).
there
> From: Eric Schadow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> ESCON or FICON?
We are currently on ESCON. I think we would consider moving to FICON,
but since we aren't even saturating the ESCON channels yet, it seems
futile. Given this, more likely we will move to FICON when we upgrade
from the 2105.
OK, I am going to recap here what I am hearing, so that anyone can point
out any flaws.
1) VSE is going to queue the I/O, therefore simply changing everything
from full packs to minidisks and adding PAV is not going to get me
anything.
2) A way to trick VSE into not queuing the I/O would be to ta
I have one system with VMSECURE as the ESM,
and one with my own "esm" (haha).
I use two PPF files, but I wont be in the office till Thursday,
and I don't remember exactly what the differences are.
I seem to remember that I have 'conditional overrides'
in a CNTL file too.
I hope to send a better a
Peter -
Here at Slippery Rock University we have three stubborn people,
including myself, that cling to MailBook.
Richard has done a fantastic job with the product.
Francis J. Hensler, CCP "Yes, Virginia, there is a Slippery Rock"
Software Support Specialist [EMAIL PROTE
Colin,
I don't have experience with RACF, so I'm not sure if it is installed as "a
LOCALMOD" to the LOCALMOD disk/directory.
If it is, we do this type of thing all the time. Each test system has its own
PPF that points to a unique LOCALMOD disk/directory for CP and CMS
corresponding to how
He was also the Backus in Backus-Naur Form (BNF).
On Tue, 2007-03-20 at 11:40 -0400, Michael Short wrote:
> There is an article in the New York Times that John Backus, the lead
> developer of FORTRAN, has died at the age of 82. Seems like the end of
> era of the early developers. It would be inter
May he r.i.p.
The New York Times has a fine obituary (requires
registration):
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/20/business/20backus.html?_r=1&hp&am
p;oref=slogin
DJ
You might try this:
Change it to FB instead of VBS, make it file mode D1. Look at the
listing from the original unload; use the data for the last column
unloaded to determine the correct file length.
Nora Graves
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Main IRS, Room 6513
(202) 622-6735
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There is an article in the New York Times that John Backus, the lead
developer of FORTRAN, has died at the age of 82. Seems like the end of era
of the early developers. It would be interesting to think what computing
would be like today without some of their works.
Richard,
You will be greatly missed!!! I still use MAILBOOK everyday as my primary
email program (the only one I know won't get infected with a virus...%-) )
I have to use Notes and Thunderbird periodically (grudgingly), but I live
in MAILBOOK.
Thanks for one of the greatest CMS apps of all time
We have RACF as our ESM and the RACF hooks are integrated into the CP
build as per the RACF program directory.
Occasionally I would like to build an updated Non-RACF CPLOAD MODULE for
our build/maintenance system and one other small server that don't have an
ESM.
Up to now we have built just
It woud be better to use VMFCOPY instead of COPY. VMFCOPY will list the
copied files in the VMSES PARTCAT. This catalog allows you to find out to
which product a file belongs.
--
Kris Buelens,
IBM Belgium, VM customer support
The New York Times has a fine obituary (requires
registration):
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/20/business/20backus.html?_r=1&hp&oref=slogin
I passed on Richard's "Moving on" to another person here at Cornell who
knew Richard at Rice. This is what she had to say:
I wonder if Richard still wears red socks to work now that he
is a lawyer :)
Vicky
Jim Bohnsack
Richard A. Schafer wrote:
After over 22 years of working on VM and my M
Dave,
I would concentrate on MDC iso. PAV for VSE-fullpacks. When we started
using MDC for VSE-dasd, we saw a real boost in throughput even though
our real dasd already had quite a large cache.
Once MDC has been activated, you can use a monitor (or QMDC EXEC,
written by K. Buelens, should be on
Hi!
Maybe someone has experience in this case and can give some hints.
We try to do a Dataload in z/OS of a DB2-table that we did a DataUnload in
z/VM.
In the z/VM I did:
'PIPE CMS FILEDEF OUTPUT1 DISK KSH4 DATA D4 (RECFM VBS LRECL 236'
Here's the log from the successfull Dataunload:
Thanks for the hints.. but
i am pretty sure all page packs where formatted, and that there was / is
no overlap at no time.
Anyway, i re-formatted and gave 1g of storage to the 2nd level vm, no
problems so far.
Regards, Stefan
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