Hi list.
As far as i know VM only gives information about CPU usage by used CPU seconds.
In MVS there is a so called CPU adjustment rate (rmctadjc) to convert CPU
seconds into service units. Is there an aquivalent field in VM control blocks?
Regards,
Tobias Doerkes
Hi, Tobias.
The short answer is no, there is no such conversion field in VM itself.
Of course, if you are running a guest like MVS under VM, that support
such a conversion, then that conversion will still work.
Hope this helps.
Tobias Doerkes wrote:
Hi list.
As far as i know VM only gives
Is it safe to detach a drained page volume from the system if there are
no pages on it? For instance, removing 520PA2 below?
q alloc page
EXTENT EXTENT TOTAL PAGES HIGH%
VOLID RDEV STARTEND PAGES IN USE PAGE USED
-- -- --
That is the way it is supposed to work. I thought I did this on one of
the test systems but cannot prove it (maybe it was a SPOOL volume).
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Yes, it is safe.
I did it as recently as last spring with lots of volumes.
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As far as I know, there never has been a defined measurement known as a
service unit on VM; therefore, no way to convert from anything else to
service units. If you want to define a service unit as n cpu seconds,
then the conversion is straightforward.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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Does IBM document the conversion algorithm for the MVS CPU to Service
Units? If they do, we could do the computation for ourselves.
/Tom Kern
Schuh, Richard wrote:
As far as I know, there never has been a defined measurement known as a
service unit on VM; therefore, no way to convert from
This is actually something that is provided by ESALPS under z/VM.
Dave Jones wrote:
Hi, Tobias.
The short answer is no, there is no such conversion field in VM itself.
Of course, if you are running a guest like MVS under VM, that support
such a conversion, then that conversion will still
IBM does provide this, ESALPS is pretty current with the processors recognized.
Schuh, Richard wrote:
As far as I know, there never has been a defined measurement known as a
service unit on VM; therefore, no way to convert from anything else to
service units. If you want to define a service
The current implementation in MVS allows an installation to provide
weights, or coefficients, for the various components of a service unit.
Therefore, there is no fixed number of cpu seconds per service unit that
applies universally. There probably is a definition of the defaults
somewhere. Google
Brian France wrote:
Folks,
I've done about a 45 minute search and I think my answer is that
I'd have to run multiple VM's per frame but wanted to ensure I was
right. My management wants to run some product called HATS on our
VM/MFL world. We recently upgraded from our z/890's with 1 IFL
Will TRF2TCPD work on z/VM 5.3?
Thanks
Ken Spracklen
On Nov 27, 2007 9:01 PM, Spracklen, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Will TRF2TCPD work on z/VM 5.3?
As I far as I know, yes. You would still need to get the CMS Pipelines
Runtime Library from the CMS Pipelines homepage because the level
shipped with z/VM 5.3 is 10 years old. There's also a bug in
No problem for the SFS servers. There would be a problem for CMS end-users:
they will not be able to open files in RW located in more than 1 SFS server
at the same time. But, as soon as CRR is back, all works fine again.
2007/11/27, Schuh, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Can the CRR machine be
Can the CRR machine be taken down for s brief interval without taking
down other SFS servers, or is it necessary to stop all SFS activity to
do it? The situation is that the disks of the CRR machine are on
physical disks that are to be decommissioned and I need to move them to
a more permanent
I received a private reply from IBM so am including the meat
of the email but without the contact details
The first PUT2PROD could be skipped, however the two
invocations of the service exec are necessary. The only
time you can invoke the service exec with multiple envelope
names is if they are
Thanks, Kris. Our users cannot open files R/W in more than 1 file pool
at a time. We only have 2 pools, and R/W access to one of them is
limited to a few service machines that have no authority in the other.
Similarly, the general users enrolled in the other pool cannot write in
the one being
Are the warnings about Limp Mode if there is no CRR machine still
extant? If so, there is still something being done by the CRR machine.
When lightly loaded, I would not expect it to be a problem.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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On Tue, 27 Nov 2007 13:27:08 -0800, Schuh, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrot
e:
Are the warnings about Limp Mode if there is no CRR machine still
extant? If so, there is still something being done by the CRR machine.
When lightly loaded, I would not expect it to be a problem.
Regards,
Richard
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A VM DB2 server can indeed use CRR, but, (as far I know) not for DB2
applications running on VM. That is, DB2/VM uses CRR only when it used in
DRDA mode from a remote site.
2007/11/28, Alan Ackerman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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