I haven't heard that one before, Neale (maybe because I never worked in
a VM-VTAM environment, lucky me), but it is laugh out loud funny.
Neale Ferguson wrote:
John Akers answers the phone: Hello
Caller: John Akers?
JA: Yes.
Caller: John Akers of IBM?
JA: Yes.
Caller: John Akers of
Actually, the version I saw years ago had many more questions and responses,
but the gist of the VTAM binding process is here. :-)
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I haven't heard that one before, Neale (maybe because I never worked
in
a VM-VTAM environment, lucky me), but it is laugh out loud funny.
Right up there with Ole and Lena. 8-)
Worse yet, it's a general SNA issue, not just VM. APPN session setup is
even weirder...
It is the same with any VTAM. MVS, VSE, or VM VTAM jumps through the same hoops when establishing a
SNA connection.
Dave Jones wrote:
I haven't heard that one before, Neale (maybe because I never worked in
a VM-VTAM environment, lucky me), but it is laugh out loud funny.
Neale Ferguson
I am attempting to FTP a file from z/VM which I extracted from the z/VM
Spool (PRT) to the z/OS JES Spool. Here are my ftp statements from a code
snippet in my code:
queue id
queue quote site filetype=jes
queue mode b
queue type e
queue quote site lrecl=254
queue
On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 4:56 PM, Lionel B. Dyck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am attempting to FTP a file from z/VM which I extracted from the z/VM
Spool (PRT) to the z/OS JES Spool. Here are my ftp statements from a code
snippet in my code:
But isn't the internal reader by definition 80 byte
It seems I can't do what I was hoping for so I've adjusted my code to ftp
the file to z/OS and then ftp a batch job to do an IEBGENER. I was hoping
to avoid the '2 step' but as that is all I can do right now that is what
I'm going to do to move forward.
Thanks to all who replied directly or
Jr,
If you are interested in, I can send you a copy of our z/VM440.
Regards
Alain
Le 4/04/08 3:26, « Imler, Steven J » [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Hmmm ... Les, Alain did say z/VM FOUR.FOUR ... it's for sure there are
likely CP changes (DIAG 254 things come to mind) that might effect
this
Hi Alain,
Actually, in this case, I really don't really feel like going back in time :-)
In reality, it would need to be a real crisis for me to get authorization to
use a LPAR to IPL z/VM 4.4.0.
I'm just happy for you that you should finally have this problem resolved when
you are up and
I am not sure that you were defending VTAM. All of the interesting
things that you did were done to overcome deficiencies. That seems
quite
the opposite of a defense.
Richard Schuh
On the matter of defense of VTAM, one thing that VTAM (and SNA
networking in general) does do well is lend
Those are features that can be entered in the plus column :-)
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System
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Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 9:48 AM
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A word of caution here, I realize it appears the problem is resolved
going from z/VM 4.4 and 5.3. However, I can not tell you any change
that has been made to Diag X'254' nor RMS that would have magically
allowed a target category of VOLSPECIFIC to be honored by the ATL on a
mount command.
I can
Les,
As soon as the 3494 HW folks (once again) permitted the specification of
TARGETCAT VOLSPECIFIC on a p2p MOUNT command, I had to revoke/reverse
the fix that separated the single MOUNT request into a SET VOLCAT
VOLSPECIFIC followed by a MOUNT for the volser.
The SET VOLCAT VOLSPECIFIC had
Hello,
I need to move all my data from a STK V960 controller to an IBM Shark.
Last weekend I moved all my VM volumes using DDR. This weekend I'd like
to start moving my MVS volumes. We have FDR from Innovation and I plan to
use it to move most of the MVS volumes once I can get them de-allocated
Does it include the cost of Omegamon on zOS?
Melissa Curry
Sales Representative
Velocity Software, Inc.
196-D Castro Street
Mountain View, CA
94041-1202
Office: (650) 964-8867
Cell: (415) 994-4579
fax: (650) 964-9012
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Great. That's the answer I was looking for.
Mike
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If you are not the intended
On the z/OS side, yes. Not on the z/VM side. Perfkit is the z/VM tool
and it feeds Omegamon XE which is already collecting from all our
distributed boxes.
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