On Thursday, 05/03/2007 at 07:35 EST, Dave Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
No, no new pipelines stages.
That's simply b.splease see Rob van der Heij's What's New with CMS
Pipelines presentation from the zExpo last month. There are at least 5
new Pipes stages that have been introduced
backup guy here again in need of assistance...
Last night one of the rscs links froze. Q F showed one file at the top in
sending mode with many behind in waiting status.
Purged the sending file, stop/start the link and files were again moving.
Now I've been told to provide an explanation.
RSCS can use SNA, CTC or TCP/IP as transport mechanism for a link to another
NJE site, it depends on your setup. Example
SM RSCS Q VMKBMB01
Link
Name Status Type
VMKBMB01 connectTCPNJE
which is for TCP/IP, the other linktypes are SNANJE or NJE. If it is a link
driving a printer, it
OK - thanks.
Seems to be nje w/dedicated ctc.
I think I found a clue.
09180,07/05/03 16:46:00 RSCS SYS1 : 16:46:00 DMTNTR930E LINK SYS2 STR
EAM 2 DENIED -- INSUFFICIENT SPOOL
SPACE ,
I assuming this means the remote system (SYS2) has run out of spool
Seems to be nje w/dedicated ctc.
dedicated ctc? I am guessing that you mean that
the RSCS machine has a *virtual* ctc coupled to the
host machine running the second level VM?
If you really have a *hardware* ctc connecting the two
VM instances (regardless of whether they are in the same
LPAR,
THANK YOU!! :-)
On Friday, 05/04/2007 at 03:10 ZE2, Shimon Lebowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Basically: I want to be sure that I understand this
correctly - can the cable that connects the router to the 2216
be unplugged from the 2216 and plugged into the OSE, and
still work
The background to this question is that we have 95% of our VM users
accessing the system via TCPIP TELNET sessions. However we have a handful
of remote users still accessing us via SNA and efforts to convert these to
IP seem to continually meet roadblocks.
For a number of reasons we want to
I'm currently engaged in moving a bunch of things from VM/CMS to Linux.
Most of it is written in Rexx with a lot of Pipelines. The Rexx part
has proved to be pretty easy -- ooRexx is mostly compatible and mostly
an improvement. The Pipeline part is a lot tougher. I sure wish CMS
Pipelines could
barton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So question: If there was a web/browser interface on z/vm that would
support a complete
interactive CMS environment, would that be of interest? It's not that
difficult (says the
guy that tells other people to do the work). We already take 3270 CMS
applications
Now I must put all this theory to work. (my heart's thumping)
I've been ordered to add more spool to a critical second level guest because
of a rscs problem I reported in a new message today.
Before I do it I want to double check to make sure I've got everything
right. (It's been years since I
Sergio, it might be of more help if you could post the console log from
the TCPIP virtual machine. It can be found in the TCPMAINT's reader queue.
Sergio Lima wrote:
Hi List,
We try run TCP/IP under VM for the first time.
When give LOGON on TCP/IP Machine, the TCPRUN exec don't work,
Hi List,
We try run TCP/IP under VM for the first time.
When give LOGON on TCP/IP Machine, the TCPRUN exec don't work, so, We
put TRACE R in this EXEC, and received a bad result, like this :
Ready; T=0.01/0.01 08:44:42 profile DMSACP723I D (198) R/O DMSACP723I E
(591) R/O
It seems all right for the spool
Ough, but what do I see?
link * cf1 cf1 mw
You should never link in MW mode if you like the data on a CMS minidisk,
never, never, never (or almost never).
So, change that into
link * cf1 cf1 m
of
link * cf1 cf1 mr
The advantage of linking MR is that you
On Friday, 05/04/2007 at 12:03 ZW3, Sergio Lima [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi List,
We try run TCP/IP under VM for the first time.
When give LOGON on TCP/IP Machine, the TCPRUN exec don't work, so, We
put TRACE R in this EXEC, and received a bad result, like this :
:
Logic error - contact
See suggestions below, prefixed by: sugg--
You left out some specific commands, but it looks as if you are aware of
them and just wanted more of an overview.
You have the major points covered in good order. Nice memory! (Did I
remember to say Nice memory!?).
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
Hi, Alan.
Thanks for taking the time to respond in an intelligent and thoughtful
manner to my rather ranting-style post. I appreciate it.
Alan Altmark wrote:
On Thursday, 05/03/2007 at 07:35 EST, Dave Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
No, no new pipelines stages.
That's simply b.splease
One minor thing out of order... You should probably update the first level
directory entry for the second level guest before committing the disk to the
second level guest's use. Probably not gonna bite you if you do it afterward,
but, ...
Also, depending upon your volser naming scheme and
Rich Greenberg wrote:
On: Fri, May 04, 2007 at 11:59:16AM -0400,James M Wrote:
} Ok will do. thanks
} another question..
} Because I'm paranoid and have no idea what type of backup the vm guy has on
} this system I've decided to ddr the two cpowned volumes to a backup disk
} defore adding the
Dave,
I forgot this, good idea.
I will get this file and next put here.
Thanks for now.
Sergio
Dave Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
Sergio, it might be of more help if you could post the console log from
the TCPIP virtual machine. It can be found in the TCPMAINT's reader
Dave,
I forgot this, good idea.
I will get this file and next put here.
Thanks for now.
Sergio
Dave Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
Sergio, it might be of more help if you could post the console log from
the TCPIP virtual machine. It can be found in the TCPMAINT's reader
WARM and CKPT cylinders are described by SYSTEM CONFIG. E.g.
System_Residence,
Checkpoint Volid ESP54A From CYL 21 For 9 ,
Warmstart Volid ESP54A From CYL 30 For 9
The USER DIRECT (or whatever you're using for Directory Management)
describes where MAINT's CF1, CF2, and CF3
When our MVS guys logon to VM, VSCS is called. We have a assembler which
is
used to make the password invisible when the VM screen appears (we can on
ly
see 'logon userid'). This pgm is very old and I would like to replace to
a
new one.
I would like to know if a sample exist for such a thing or
Thanks for all the help everyone. It's comforting to know there are people
out there who care.
I've added the spool volume without problems.
Before I did...
spxtape dump spool all
ddr 123 to tape
ddr 124 to tape
sent user direct diskmap to my id on 1st level
sent system config to my 1st level id
On Friday, 05/04/2007 at 10:45 EST, Dave Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
And how many time have we told you *not* to use big words like
hyperbole or sophisticated literary devices like similes and
metaphors; you're dealing with VM-ers here, after all..;-)
Erudite VMers, of course.
Thanks for the confirmation that you've completed the task. It's not all
that often that those offering guidance on the list actually hear back
when the task at hand is done.
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
Any opinions expressed herein are mine alone and do not necessarily
represent the
On Friday, 05/04/2007 at 12:31 EST, Alain Benveniste
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When our MVS guys logon to VM, VSCS is called. We have a assembler which
is
used to make the password invisible when the VM screen appears (we can
only
see 'logon userid'). This pgm is very old and I would like to
PVM might be an answer. It had both SNA and scripting capabilities, and its a
pretty decent session manager. NVAS would have been another option, but it
requires VSAM, so prob not viable over the long term.
If you had to roll your own, the IBM CCL code does have API libraries for some
SNA
On Friday, 05/04/2007 at 03:18 AST, David Boyes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
PVM might be an answer. It had both SNA and scripting capabilities, and
its a
pretty decent session manager.
PVM comes with an SNA session manager (PVMG). The LU name you have
associated with VSCS could be moved to
On: Fri, May 04, 2007 at 12:31:00PM -0500,Alain Benveniste Wrote:
} When our MVS guys logon to VM, VSCS is called. We have a assembler which is
} used to make the password invisible when the VM screen appears (we can only
} see 'logon userid'). This pgm is very old and I would like to replace to
There is at least one VTAM session manager on the CBT tapes. I don't know what
it would take to port it to run under VM, but.. the price is right and it comes
with source. SOL is the name of the thing I think. -Paul
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PVM might be an answer. It had both SNA and scripting
Isn't YVETTE also supplied strictly OCO with the three obligatory sample exits?
If source code were available some enhancements like SNA functions (whatever
they were talking about), TCP connectivity to other YVETTE servers, CTC
connectivity to other systems (VTAM on z/OS?), or maybe inbound ssh
James,
Kris and others already covered it, but I'll stress it once more: get
into the habit of always using MR instead of MW. Then if you realy
need MW, you will stop and think. And think again.
I agree with George re backing up CF1. Always backup CF1 that has been
tested with IPL onto CF2
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