On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 11:04 PM, Hamilton, Brian
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We've tried feeding the perf toolkit trend files into MXG however we
> have been told MXG will only process raw MONITOR data (4096
> records)...that's what I have been told.
So 'they' have not told the full story. M
Eginhard,
Thank you very much for your reply.
You are correct, I'm looking at strictly collecting data for capacity
planning. The data will be fed into MXG which runs on a z/OS 1.7 host.
We've tried feeding the perf toolkit trend files into MXG however we
have been told MXG will only process raw
Kris - thanks for the DRM package tip! I grabbed it and used it to clean
things out.
Thanks to Bruce for your response as well!
Regards,
Dave
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Kris Buelens
Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 12:16
The CMS level is defined by the 190 disk they linked, and the NSS they
IPLed. Please verify that, IBM's default installations do not provide
a standard method to get this mix.
- IND USER can tell what NSS wat IPLed
- Q MDISK USER xxx 190 LOCATION tells what 190 disk was linked
2008/3/12, Sus
Part of my DRM package on VM's download lib is DIRMW. You enter DIRMW
and you'll get a selection list of all Workunit and WUCCFAIL requests,
including the command issuer and the command that was issued. You can
then XEDIT, Retry, Query or Erase the files. With QUERY you get a
chance to see easil
Hi,
I am new to z/VM and I have few users on z/VM with CMS Level 20 and others
with CMS Level 20.
Now I want to swap those users from CMS Level 20 to CMS Level 22.
Can anybody help me?
Thanks & Regards,
Sushil Andre
Hi Kris,
I now have also a FORMAT EXEC, which rejects to format certain
minidisks, such as MAINT 191, MAINT CF1 and so on. Other thing which has
happened to me, was to shutdown the wrong of two VMs at 11am. Since then
I disable with AUTOLOG1 the CP SHUTDOWN at IPL and have an exec, which
chec
Something we do:
when the daily disaster backup is taken, the server stores a file with
a certain name on AUTOLOG1's 191. As soon as the AUTOLOG1 191 is
DDRed, the file is removed.
The PROFILE EXEC of AUTOLOG1 & AUTOLOG2 checks for this file. If it
is found a QUERY is sent to the operators, askin
That is a failure of an Add Minidisk request - and it is telling you
that it can't find a free space ("gap") to allocate the disk in.
Check your EXTENT CONTROL file for the GRPLNX group and see if it has
free space.
Frequently an error purging an id is due to cleaning up the minidisks,
and the pro
How is your virtual reader (00C) set? What class, hold/nohold - there are
a few things you can look at.
Something else you might do is detach and redefine it (ie- DETACH 00C and
DEFINE RDR 00C) and try it again.
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03/12/2008 01:11 PM
Plea
Hi Everyone,
I'm new at using DirMaint, so please excuse the ignorance of my
question. I have a user account I created that I can't seem to purge
correctly. I told it to purge the account, but it hasn't completed yet.
It's been several days and I'm not sure why it hasn't completed yet.
There are
>>> On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 3:07 AM, in message
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Rempel, Horst" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Mark,
> I am unable to open the presentation '9111 Romney White Using New CP
> Features in z/VM 5.3'.
> I get a message that the pdf is corrupted.
> Please would you be so ki
Thanks.
I will take a look at the exec process, it could be that it is getting
stuck on the PRT files before it gets to the PUN files.
Ken
NETDATA uses the first RDR file available with the current SPOOL 000C setting.
So, issue Q V C to see which class is available, and then if class is not *
issue CP Q R * CLASS class; else CP Q R *
The first file in the CP Q response is what NETDATA tries to read
In this case you show the r
Hi,
I have opened a PMR with IBM, but they may have gone home for the day.
We have an exec that submits jobs to MVS, and then checks the output when
it comes back. The exec uses the NETDATA QUERY command, and this has been
working without any issues. The zOS 1.7 system was recently updated wi
Actually, the only correct answer is that t is up to individuals to
place it wherever it suits them best. There is not a "one size fits all"
answer. That is one reason for their being a PROFILE XEDIT.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
From: The IBM z/VM
On Wednesday, 03/12/2008 at 07:33 EDT, "McBride, Catherine"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A colleague has a situation where some remote locations can't telnet to
the
> mainframe. Others can. The locations that can't connect via internal
IP
> address can connect successfully using the same emu
It depends on the data, and sometimes it should be off.
Huegel, Thomas wrote:
Where does the prefix field belong?
On the left?
or
On the right?
Before building a second data center for D.R. (and other reasons), we
assigned a MAINT DDD disk to contain all the EXECs and files required
during D.R. It provided a single place to keep all the moving parts. It
also made it easy to TAPE DUMP that disk after D.R. with all the changes
made dur
for ECKD dasd use fdasd, not fdisk
Use fdisk for FBA dasd
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Thanks for the responses.
I had not gotten as far as man-handling the config files like Bruce
suggested. Doing that today does not seem to help the situation. I also
explicitly listed dasd_mod_diag (and the rest) in /etc/sysconfig/kernel and
then re-ran 'mkinitrd' and 'zipl'. No joy. (The driv
"Imler, Steven J" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote :-
> Try this on the SFS server console:
> .show lock user *
> THERE IS NO LOCK ACTIVITY FOR ANY USERS
> DMS5BC3065I Operator command processing complete
Yes, I can do that via Secondary Console. It seems to show locks for
FTPSERVE all the time and,
Hi,
I've just installed our first RHEL4.4 Linux under z/VM 5.3 (RSU 0703) and we
have a slight issue with the fdisk and fsck commands in that they don't
recognise the partitions on the 3390 minidisks that Linux is using for it's
dasda disk:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# fdisk -l
Note: sector size i
I too echo your comments. To match your current production site, you need to
build a duplicate system with duplicate data. A system that in a moment's
notice, can take over and continue running production with minimum impact to
your users.
After doing D/R for the last 13 years, I use the floo
Colin,
Try this on the SFS server console:
.show lock user *
THERE IS NO LOCK ACTIVITY FOR ANY USERS
DMS5BC3065I Operator command processing complete
JR
JR (Steven) Imler
CA
Senior Software Engineer
Tel: +1 703 708 3479
Fax: +1 703 708 3267
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We have 1 VM and 20 MVS.
At DR site we have a IBM VM used to restore our VM hypervisor.
The VM volumes for the hypervisor are the same DASD we used into prod. We
say that all the cpowned dasd are absolutely required for our DR VM. (Us,
we
use Hidro to restore, so the catalog is on a cpowned dasd
We have a problem where one of our SFS servers runs out of (virtual)
memory blocks. Because of the size of the server the memory reclaim
process takes so long that system functions are hung long before that
completes.
We have a fair idea what is happening. Some users are accessing and SFS
dire
I tend to agree with all those that say it is difficult to keep your
production system in step with your physical infrastructure at DR. You
also have the whole pain of doing stand-alone restores to get started.
My cut would be to have a simple VM hypervisor (that has simple restore
facilities)
My take on the DR scenarios is that unless you are building your own
recovery site to match your production site, you can never guarantee the
device addressing. So, you need to build address configuration changes in
to
your DR Plan. You may not need to change some addresses from exercise to
exercis
A colleague has a situation where some remote locations can't telnet to the
mainframe. Others can. The locations that can't connect via internal IP
address can connect successfully using the same emulator and the real IP
address. We tested using several different 3270 emulators, with the same
re
Brian,
the 'Q MONITOR' output you included appears to be just the information
related to 'event' data, i.e. data collected by the monitor whenever a
specific event occurs, as opposed to 'sample' data which is collected
at fixed time intervals, and whose domain status would have been shown
on the
Hello Mark,
I am unable to open the presentation '9111 Romney White Using New CP Features
in z/VM 5.3'.
I get a message that the pdf is corrupted.
Please would you be so kind to check if s9111rw.pdf is damaged.
Thank you for giving us a chance to read the presentations!
kind regards
Horst Remp
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