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>SYSOUT and JCL. Apparently a stream is comprised of 1 of each. The only
>mention of DMTNTR030E that the MVS guys have dug up has a very long
>beard. It refers to S/370, VM/XA and RSCS 2.3.
>
>If they do have only one stre
SYSOUT and JCL. Apparently a stream is comprised of 1 of each. The only
mention of DMTNTR030E that the MVS guys have dug up has a very long
beard. It refers to S/370, VM/XA and RSCS 2.3.
If they do have only one stream, I have a problem understanding why the
link, at least the VM-->MVS part goes c
JR = Job receiver, SR = Sysout receiver. Similarly for JT & ST. IIRC,
the RSCS STREAMS parameter is the maximum stream # to be used. With JES
having SR & JR both set to 1, that would also be 1 for RSCS.
Mike Harding
EDS VM National Capability
134 El Portal Place
Clayton, Ca. USA 94517-1742
>Our MVS guy tells me that in JES, the values of SRNUM, STNUM, JRNUM and
>JTNUM are all set or defaulted to 1. How does this translate to a
>matching STREAMS parameter for the RSCS link?
What are the meaning of these four fields? I would guess R is for
receiver and T for transmitter, but what is
On 6/6/07, Kris Buelens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When using PAV (or HyperPAV) disks get multiple paths, allowing for more
than one concurrent I/O to a single pack. Hence, bigger disks can get good
performance too.
Something I don't see mentioned anymore in these discussions is the
back-end.
> But I have a few DB2 dspaces (DB2/VSE) with a owner of
>
> The manuals don't show this owner, which of course, could be a
> codepage thing as far as searching goes...
> Anyway, what is the process to free up these dbspaces? I would like
> to reclaim the pages that these are tying up.
I hit this a few years back, but I can't find the documentation on what
I did.
But I have a few DB2 dspaces (DB2/VSE) with a owner of
The manuals don't show this owner, which of course, could be a codepage
thing as far as searching goes...
Anyway, what is the process to free up these dbs
Our MVS guy tells me that in JES, the values of SRNUM, STNUM, JRNUM and
JTNUM are all set or defaulted to 1. How does this translate to a
matching STREAMS parameter for the RSCS link?
Regards,
Richard Schuh
Mike Walter wrote:
I'm not Dave (not by a long shot) but will take a stab at directly
answering your question:
Yup, you're taller and much better looking than I;-)
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
Any opinions expressed herein are mine alone and do not necessarily
represent the opinions
When using PAV (or HyperPAV) disks get multiple paths, allowing for more
than one concurrent I/O to a single pack. Hence, bigger disks can get good
performance too.
But note that CP's paging does not benefit of PAV, consequently I/O to
dataspaces (DB2 and SFS) doesn't benefit either. I/O done b
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