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Marty Zimelis wrote:
Bob,
Right name, but I believe the wrong derivation. The 67 in CP-67 comes
form the fact that it ran on the S/360 model 67, the only production model
of the
Marty Zimelis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Right name, but I believe the wrong derivation. The 67 in CP-67 comes
form the fact that it ran on the S/360 model 67, the only production model
of the S/360 line that implemented Dynamic Address Translation (DAT) --
virtual storage.
It may have been
I took a look at doc for 140CMDS and 150CMDS and now I see the Y or N
called out for col 35. I overlooked that as I did the last time we
upgraded DIRMAINT. Mark found it then as he did now. What I don't
understand is what appears to be the fact that there are so many places
in DIRMAINT,
I'm applying an RSU to our z/VM 5.2 system. I've already run the
SERVICE exec against the envelope files and plan to do the PUT2PROD just
before a scheduled weekend IPL.
I've been asked how to back it out if there are problems. Rather than
volume and/or minidisk restores, can I just use VMFREM
Is there a way to change the date and time for a VM guest to make the
guest think it is a different day?
Duane - I haven't done it, but CP documentation indicates that you can
do this via CP SET VTOD (see the help on it) if the user has OPTION
TODENABLE in it's directory entry.
On Nov 14, 2007 9:21 PM, Duane Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to change the date and time for a VM guest to make the
guest think it is a different day?
SET VTOD will change the virtual machine's TOD clock offset if you let
it through directory OPTION TODENABLE.
Some guest OS
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Could you translate into layman's terms? What exactly is server
virtualization software?
The concept of virtual storage, as I understand it, is making an
Duane: Add OPTION TODENABLE to the guest's CP Directory entry.
I doubt if you can use it from a CMS guest but z/OS , Z/VM and VSE guests
work.
VMFREM of the RSU PTF number wouldn't work if you ask me. The RSU PTF
number is just an easy way to order the RSU by using the service ordering
procedures.
And, PUT2PROD, yes, that's the one I don't like: it makes that e.g. MAINT
190 and 490 become identical, there goes your fallback. I change
i am using pipelines to reformat a DB data dump file that has vertical
bars as field separators.
one of the fields is a dollar amount which can take any of these formats:
0
1
12
123.4
1234.56
i want to reformat this as input for a COBOL program where the field is
9(7).9(7)
can i do this in
Does anyone have a program that will do MD5 cksum on a CMS file?
Martha
We're using an MD5 routine from Dave Jones in the Hobbit client for z/VM.
Martha McConaghy wrote:
Does anyone have a program that will do MD5 cksum on a CMS file?
Martha
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Hi,
I currently have an application that issues a NETSTAT BLOCK command for a
specific IP address to block requests from an external client
to the VM stack.
I want to implement this on a VSWITCH level. For example, I
want to be able to block an IP address from accessing
any guest (in my case
On Nov 14, 2007 11:49 PM, Martha McConaghy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have a program that will do MD5 cksum on a CMS file?
The CMS Pipelines Runtime Library has a digest md5 stage
Rob
I have a Sony D8 camcorder that can read an 8mm analog tape and then
Firewire it to my PC. It creates an AVI file that can be converted to MPEG2
and put on a DVD. Does this help?
Judson West
Systems Programming Team
Teradata Corporation
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am looking for the location of plumbers workbench agents for AIX and
Linux.
did not find them on Sir Rob's web site.
anyone know where i can get them?
prg
Phillip Gramly
Systems Programmer
Communications Data Group
Champaign, IL
Or better still, learn to use an IPLer for loading different CMS levels.
Kris Buelens wrote:
VMFREM of the RSU PTF number wouldn't work if you ask me. The RSU PTF
number is just an easy way to order the RSU by using the service ordering
procedures.
And, PUT2PROD, yes, that's the one I don't
On Wednesday, 11/14/2007 at 05:56 EST, Aria Bamdad
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I currently have an application that issues a NETSTAT BLOCK command for
a
specific IP address to block requests from an external client
to the VM stack.
I want to implement this on a VSWITCH level. For example, I
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re:
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2007s.html#33 Age of IBM VM
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2007s.html#36 Oracle Introduces Oracle VM As It
Leaps Into Virtualization
one could claim that
Indeed, IPLER (or alike) is part of the solution to keep the previous copy
of MAINT 190 etc. With each level of CMS, a set of saved segments goes
along. In my IPLER package, I explain how we use a naming convention and
associate a set of saved segments for CMS with the 190 disk linked by the
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