The silence here probably means the audience is not familiar with COBOL
program where the field is 9(7).9(7). Anyhow, I don't underdstand.
I can say however that in your specs you have two things that are not
required, hence pure overhead: PAD BLANK is default and when padding is
with blanks,
I am pretty sure this can't be done at the vswitch level but
thought I ask if anyone has done something similar. I know I can
block at the guest level but wanted to block all guests at the switch
level.
IP addresses are layer 3 entities. VSWITCH deals with layer 2 frames.
The most you could
On Nov 15, 2007 10:52 AM, Kris Buelens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The silence here probably means the audience is not familiar with COBOL
program where the field is 9(7).9(7). Anyhow, I don't underdstand.
It certainly explains my lack of response ;-) I suppose the poster
should look at the
I can answer the COBOL part, anyway. :-)
He needs a resulting field that will appear this way for each example:
0 00
1 001000
12012000
123.4 123400
1234.56 0001234560
Nora Graves
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Main
On Nov 15, 2007 2:35 PM, Graves Nora E [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can answer the COBOL part, anyway. :-)
He needs a resulting field that will appear this way for each example:
0 00
1 001000
12012000
123.4
Now it is a piece of cake:
PIPE Literal ||1234.56||
| Specs FS || a: F2 . Print a*1000 PIC 99 1
| cons
2007/11/15, Graves Nora E [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I can answer the COBOL part, anyway. :-)
He needs a resulting field that will appear this way for each example:
0
Given that simple requirement. Create an SVM that does an INDICATE LOAD
every minute. Trap the first line and write it to a file.
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Mary Zervos
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 9:09 AM
To:
Our director wants a report on our cpu usage asap as our mainframe might
be heading out the door.
We used to run Real Time Monitor. We're currently at z/VM 4.4. Any
ideas on what I could quickly fire up
to monitor our system.
Thanks.
Mary Zervos
VM Systems Programmer
Binghamton University
If you have DISKACNT collecting the CP account cards from a few typical
days or weeks you could run ACCOUNT command against them to report cpu
usage of the whole system or each userid. CPU usage is on the type 01
cards.
Assumes you do a CP ACNT ALL to get the 01 cards for userids that don't
Currently, on VM, if a web server sees someone trying to login using
incorrect userid/password, it will prompt them to stop/get help, if
they
don't, via the VM TCPIP stack, the client is blocked. Kind of like a
dynamic firewall rule that lasts for a predefined period of time.
I wanted to
As you've got RTM/ESA, look at its PRT queue: you should find listings
there, created by default at 23:59; 08:00 and 16:30
But, that is less accurate that what DISKACNT collects.
2007/11/15, Romanowski, John (OFT) [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If you have DISKACNT collecting the CP account cards from a
I guess I can't then ;)
Thanks JR!
Marcy Cortes
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VSMSERVE is the RPC version of the SMAPI server and is still valid for
use on z/VM 5.3, for example with VM:Secure 2.8 (or DIRMAINT).
VSMREQIN, VSMREQIU, etc. are part of the new SMAPI server implementation
... the socket server. However, I wouldn't go there just yet ...
JR (Steven) Imler
CA
Am I right in understanding that VSMSERVE was replaced by VSMREQIN and
VSMREQIU and the VSMWORK* machines going in z/VM 5.3?
Marcy Cortes
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Phil, the best source of current PUIPE documentation is the so-called
Author's Edition of the documentation. You can find a current copy here:
http://vm.marist.edu/~pipeline/
Look for the section entitled CMS/TSO Pipelines Author's Edition.
Good luck.
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yes, nora is
yes, nora is correct - that is the manipulation that i need.
i have used PIPEs to convert all the | to ¦ to help in reading the
pipeline
i understand the literal stage, but the SPECS seems to not be complete
with a stage separator before it is complete.
should it be:
| SPECS FS ¦ Field 2 | a:
You can issue PIPE AHELP SPECTUT and PIPE AHELP SPECREF for a tutorial and
the SPECS reference.
A little changed pipe:
PIPE (sep !) Literal |1234.56|
! Specs FS | a: F2 . Print a*1000 PIC 99 1
! cons
And, as you seem brandnew in 407:
a: F2 .
means assign symbol a to field 2,
On: Thu, Nov 15, 2007 at 02:43:03PM -0600,[EMAIL PROTECTED] Wrote:
} also, i don't find anything in the manual about 'print a*'
} can you explain that part of the pipe?
Phil,
Look for 407 emulation, probably in the Authors help.
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Rich Greenberg N Ft Myers, FL, USA richgr atsign panix.com +
Rich,
are you refering to the Authors Edition?
didn't find any references to 407 emulation.
or did you mean online help?
prg
Phillip Gramly
Systems Programmer
Communications Data Group
Champaign, IL
The IBM z/VM Operating System IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU wrote on
11/15/2007 02:53:37 PM:
On:
great - i got that to work in my PIPE.
thanks for the direction.
prg
Phillip Gramly
Systems Programmer
Communications Data Group
Champaign, IL
The IBM z/VM Operating System IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU wrote on
11/15/2007 03:08:40 PM:
You can issue PIPE AHELP SPECTUT and PIPE AHELP SPECREF for a
VSMSERVE is the RPC version of the SMAPI server and is still valid for
use on z/VM 5.3, for example with VM:Secure 2.8 (or DIRMAINT).
VSMREQIN, VSMREQIU, etc. are part of the new SMAPI server implementation
... the socket server. However, I wouldn't go there just yet ...
(SMAPI = Systems
I received the following question from my management:
-
The question is being asked: can we move existing z/OS processing
(Omegamon? Netview?) to z/Linux to take advantage of IFL engines or other
efficiencies? I would
Well, I guess it depends on what Marcy is intending to do with SMAPI. I
made the assumption that she was asking the question relative to IBM
Director ... but I could obviously be wrong about that?
At this point in time, I don't believe there is a GA IBM Director that
supports the SMAPI socket
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