Richard,
If you have CA's HiDRO ... you can use HiDRO's DUPLICATE function and
run up to 32 concurrent tasks from a single virtual machine.
Alternatively can also run HiDRO stand alone on the bare processor via
IPL from tape or CP PARM disk by selecting it as the nucleus to IPL
with.
JR (Steven)
I will be out of the office starting 12/20/2007 and will not return until
12/24/2007.
Call me at 610.573.1120 if you need my immediate assistance. I am in
Orlando Florida on vacation returning on December 24t. I will respond to
your message when I return. If you need immediate assistance
It's my understanding that when an EXEC and a MODULE are named the same,
the EXEC will run first. I have a situation where the EXEC and MODULE
are named the same and are on the same mdisk. Is there a way, from the
command line, that I can invoke the module and not the EXEC?
Yes, I can move the
Yes. This is controlled by the CMS setting IMPEX (implied exec). So
if you SET IMPEX OFF first, the MODULE will run instead of the EXEC.
You should remember to SET IMPEX ON later, or you will be surprised
how many commands that you're used to don't work.
In a Rexx exec, you'd use Address
I've had this problem before. The simple way to get around it is to create a
MODULE EXEC, and in it, do an Address Command commandline. This removes
the normal selection of execs before modules, and executes the module given
in commandline. The whole exec would look like:
/* module exec */
Parse
All:
I believe that it is possible to FTP to a VM user's virtual
reader, but I cannot find the documentation on how to do this. Has
anyone tried this, or do you know where the documentation is? Thanks, in
advance.
David Wakser
We do it. I do not know where to find documentation.
To do this you not only have to CD userid.RDR
But also setup your FTP Server with a work disk. We use an SFS
directory as the B-disk. This has to large enough to handle the
largest file.
Note: If the file is VERY large, the FTP server can
Hello David,
It is the RDR filemode statement in the SRVRFTP CONFIG file.
Ed Martin
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James:
I assume when you say FTP Server you mean VM's FTP server. Is
that something new on VM's TCPIP? Where in the config is it specified?
Thanks.
David Wakser
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Does HiDRO take advantage of multiple virtual CPUs in a machine, or does
it simply manage multiple tasks on a single virtual CPU? If the latter,
I would be better off running multiple virtual machines, regardless of
whether the program being run is HiDRO or DDR.
Which brings about another
Ed:
I do NOT know what the SRVRFTP CONFIG file is - I did NOT set up
this zVM system (and it is currently 5.1, going to 5.3 any day now). Is
it accessible from TCPMAINT? I'll check it.
David Wakser
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It is old.
As Edward mentioned, add RDR B into SRVRFTP CONFIG.
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Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 12:35 PM
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It should be on the TCPIP 198 disk.
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Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 12:38 PM
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Where is SRVRFTP? I looked on TCPMAINT's 198 and I did not see such a
file.
David Wakser
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I think that I indicated that I was going to do exactly that in the
original post. :-)
My plan is to do as much while the system is running as I can, then
shut it down so that I can bring up a small system that has several
concurrently running DDRs ...
Regards,
Richard Schuh
Actually, Q ALLOC SPOOL will always show the space reserved for the dump
files, either in ordinary spool or on the disks designated as DUMP. To
keep them out of the Q ALLOC SPOOL, you must set dump off or to tape.
Since no records have been written at shutdown, they will go away, to be
allocated
Hello Dave,
You may not have one configured. I am the only one using the
FTPSERVE on our z/VM so I don't have one either, but you have me
thinking about it again.
There is a sample on the TCPMAINT 591 disk.
SRVRFTP SCONFIG E1 V 73310 4 4/13/07
Got it - but is isn't on the 198 - there never was one created! It's
distributed as SRVRFTP SCONFIG and I am creating it now. Thanks, all.
Can I verify that the PROFILE EXEC for TCPIP needs to be updated to
access this new disk as B (using the previously mentioned example)?
David Wakser
I think it would be better if you updated the PROFILE EXEC on FTPSERVE
with 'ACCESS filepool:FTPSERVE. B' instead of on TCPIP but...
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Hello David,
Dependent on the use of FTPSERVE (and if you are authorized)
ISSUE
SMSG FTPSERVE REBOOT
And then
SMSG FTPSERVE QUERY RDRMODE
You can do a
SMSG FTPSERVE RDRMODE fmode if the disk is available now
Ed Martin
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You can also control whether an EXEC or a CP command having the same
name is executed via the IMPCP setting. Having said that, if you ever do
write EXECs having the same name as a CP command, may you be tarred and
feathered, then drawn and quartered.
It is just these conflicts that make address
All:
It seems I am missing something, since FTPSERVE is issuing:
12:57:10 DTCFTS0358E RDR statement filemode B is not valid or is not
writable
Who should the disk belong to? FTPSERVE or TCPIP? That was what
I was trying to ask before? At this point, it seems you are telling me
Hello Dave
Try this command to find the status of FTPSERVE disks
smsg ftpserve query accessed
Ready; T=0.01/0.01 13:52:08
13:52:08 FTPSERVE: Mode Stat Files Vdev Label/Directory
13:52:08 FTPSERVE: A R/W
Yes, FTPSERVE needs to own the disk.
Christine Brogan - TPF/VM Systems Support
Information Technology Services Americas
Phone: 623-505-5366, Cell: 623-512-5883, IBM tieline 273-4647
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks Ed (and everyone else) - I have it working now.
David Wakser
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Behalf Of Edward M. Martin
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 1:53 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: FTP to VM/CMS
Thanks, Christy. That was the piece that was missing. Things are working
now.
David Wakser
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
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Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 2:03 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
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David -
I have been using a 64M Virtual Disk defined in FTPSERVE for my 'B'
disk.
/Fran Hensler at Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania USA for 44 years
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On Thu, 20 Dec 2007 12:04:05 -0700
Sort of. It's one of the linemode utilities documented in the VM I/O
Configuration manual. Be aware that it is VERY picky about input format.
You may have to jigger things around several times to get it to eat a
normal IOCP.
Take a look at Option 5 (migrate configuration data). Also there's good
information in Chapter 11 of the HCD User's Guide (SC33-7988).
Regards,
Kevin
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Behalf Of Edward M. Martin
Sent:
Ed,
Use the CBDSIODF command to create a WORKIODF file.
Use the CBDSMIGR command to migrate IOCP source into the WORKIODF file.
Use the 'z/VM I/O Configuration' book for command syntax and process
flow.
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Hello Kevin,
Sorry again. Where is the OPTION 5 (migrate configuration data) found?
Ed Martin
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Neubert, Kevin (DIS)
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It has been so long since I had to do it. What is the current method of
ordering service for electronic delivery? I just tried to order an
upgrade following what seemed a logical path and got the message:
An error has occurred:
* A valid Information Exchange Mailbox is required for media
Richard:
It has been so long since I had to do it. What is the current
method of ordering service for electronic delivery? I just
tried to order an upgrade following what seemed a logical path
and got the message:
The easiest way to order service (assuming you know the PTF
number) is at
What I am after is the 2107device bucket for z/VM 5.2.0 at service level
0701.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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What I am after is the 2107device bucket for z/VM 5.2.0 at
service level 0701.
Richard:
The buckets are available at http://www.ibm.com/support/us/en/.
Simply enter the bucket (i.e. 2107device) into the search field.
For storage, look for Upgrade 2107DEVICE, Subset 2107VM/ESA
Jim
Hello Robert,
Thanks that is what I needed.
I am loading the z/VM I/O Configuration right now.
Ed Martin
330-588-4723
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Hodge, Robert L
Sent: Thursday,
It seems that the only link on that page that lets me fill in an order
is the one for IBMLINK. That is where I started. Guess I will call in
and open a PMR.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Jim
On Thursday, 12/20/2007 at 01:02 EST, Stracka, James (GTI)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think it would be better if you updated the PROFILE EXEC on FTPSERVE
with 'ACCESS filepool:FTPSERVE. B' instead of on TCPIP but...
(ahem) I do believe you have a rather extensive typo, James. You just
I use this to get a PSP bucket
http://www14.software.ibm.com/webapp/set2/psp/srchBroker
It seems to be much closer to what Richard is searching for
2007/12/20, Schuh, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It seems that the only link on that page that lets me fill in an order
is the one for IBMLINK.
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