Dennis,
NOMAD Shared Databases can utilize dataspaces. It's implemented by merely
adding a LOOKUP DATASPACE clause to the desired MASTER definitions, then
issuing a SCHEMA CHECK command. No application code need change to take
advantage of the facility.
So it's conceivable a DBA impleme
Kris,
NOMAD servers are not listed in QUERY RESOURCES. After thinking about
it some more, I seriously doubt they use dataspaces. Most of the NOMAD
code predates the existence of dataspaces. Bill Holder's explanation is
more likely. The workload on the system is CMS, so I'm sure there's a
fair a
> We need to put together something approaching a production network
> environment for Windows(r) under z/VM testing.
> We don't believe a 500 seat environment would generate any more
network
> traffic or for that matter be any more complex than the network
> definitions
> for a z/VM Linux server c
On: Mon, May 19, 2008 at 01:43:33PM -0400,Gentry, Stephen Wrote:
} How does zVM store data in it's spool file? More specifically,
Others have mentioned that the spool system, as is most CP data, is made
up of 4k blocks..
A bit more detail: The data in the 4k blocks consists of CCWs that when
e
In a previous life, we consistenly modified SYSPROF EXEC
to conditionally access 319 and 31A (and 19F). If they were missing:
no prob, and no error. But most users got them. We then plunked
various third party packages (or stubs) onto these disks.
The value of this was that users might trash th
CP speaks in 4K blocks...CMS mostly too, but if you insist you can
format CMS minidisks with 512, 1K or 2K blocksizes too.
2008/5/19 Gentry, Stephen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> How does zVM store data in it's spool file? More specifically,
> in VSE/Power, a decision had to be made as to the block
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> How does zVM store data in it's spool file? More specifically,
> i
How does zVM store data in it's spool file? More specifically,
in VSE/Power, a decision had to be made as to the block size of the
Power data file (spool file). If you made the block size small, you
utilized space better for small entries but you'd get an increase in
I/O. If you used large block
Thanks, Alan. I have contacted IBM.
Suleiman Shahin
> Date: Sun, 18 May 2008 23:35:20 -0500> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re:
> 'GSKKM error 146'> To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU> > Unfortunately, there is no
> 146 in that table. There are two 'nnn' entries=> . Both tell you to contact >
>
The dataspace usage is certainly a good thing to check, but there are at
least a couple of other possibilities:
The paging rate numbers are across time, whereas the Q ALLOC PAGE output
is
instantaneous. It could be that there's a low volume of paging to/from p
aging
DASD going on, but the pages
> You forget the VMSES PARTCAT: I've got entries in VMSES PARTCAT for
> all the things I store on 19E, even y own code gets a dummy prodid.
> VMFCOPY can then be used to copy all files of a "prodid". And, I
> wouldn't be me if I hadn't coded an exec to help with the task: my
> SESCOMP first compar
On Monday, 05/19/2008 at 09:50 EDT, Rob van der Heij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 3:23 PM, Alan Altmark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> > DMS141T indicates that a program, not CMS itself, abended. DMS143T
> > indicates a CMS abend, which will load a disabled wait and trig
You forget the VMSES PARTCAT: I've got entries in VMSES PARTCAT for
all the things I store on 19E, even y own code gets a dummy prodid.
VMFCOPY can then be used to copy all files of a "prodid". And, I
wouldn't be me if I hadn't coded an exec to help with the task: my
SESCOMP first compares VMSES P
We remove the "Shared S or Y-stat not available" messages for all
end-users; as sysprogs, we still see them.
Futhermore, our saved segment managing machine checks daily for
unshared S- or Y-stat too and -if unshared- it will resave CMS when
there are fewer than 4 copies of the CMS NSS. Similar: t
> Thank you for this hint. Well I am also much more in favour to do the
> installation on a separate disks, however in my case IBM install
> instructions of the SDO (Semi-VMSES/E Licenced Products) tell to
install
> it
> on MAINT 19E.
Save yourself a lot of pain. Don't. Mixing stuff up on the 19E
Don't forget to do all this for your 490 minidisk as well, as there are
several processes that assume that 490 and 190 are very similar
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Hi Mike,
Thank you for this hint. Well I am also much more in favour to do the
installation on a separate disks, however in my case IBM install
instructions of the SDO (Semi-VMSES/E Licenced Products) tell to install
it
on MAINT 19E. Therefore I do it in the recommended way but only for IBM
prod
On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 3:23 PM, Alan Altmark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> DMS141T indicates that a program, not CMS itself, abended. DMS143T
> indicates a CMS abend, which will load a disabled wait and trigger a
> re-IPL.
So my expectations were the problem (as with many performance issues).
C
FWIW, I try to keep both the 190 and 19E pretty much as shipped by IBM.
All "public" programs and files (i.e. other vendor products, locally
developed programs and files, etc. etc.) all go on a disk accessed by
all users via an exit in the SYSPROF EXEC (i.e. in my case they live on
PUBLIC 191). Th
On Monday, 05/19/2008 at 08:42 EDT, Kris Buelens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Rob, I think that CONCEAL on acts upon disabled waits, hence CP READs...
Correct, as usual, Kris. A VM READ will not trigger CONCEAL processing.
DMS141T indicates that a program, not CMS itself, abended. DMS143T
in
The 19E Y disk can be changed and the files copied without a problem. It
is a little more work than adding a new "public" disk that everyone
accesses. Once the disk is moved, a new "Y-stat not available" error
message starts appearing after IPLing CMS. To resolve that, do the
SAMPNSS CMS from MAINT
On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 2:47 PM, Fox Blue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK thank you, correct. But then I would like to extend the question with
> regard of the Y-Disk. Is a simple CMS copy enough or is special attention
Since the Y-disk FST's are also kept in the CMS NSS, you need to save
CMS aga
Kris,
thank you very much for the info. Focusing now on Y-DISK. Is a simple cop
y
of the files enough after formating the new Y-DISK or are there onher pit
falls?
Fox
>Extending the S-disk is seldom done, because not that easy. Most
>people would place extra
>products on the Y-disk (19E), or
The telecourse TCVM1 -HTML selfstudy, on VM's download lib- has a
whole chapter devoted to ADDRESS COMMAND and PIPE COMMAND as opposed
to ADDRESS CMS and PIPE CMS.
Kris
2008/5/19, Michael Coffin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Folks,
>
> You should always use ADDRESS COMMAND in your CMS REXX EXECs (unl
Extending the S-disk is seldom done, because not that easy. Most
people would place extra
products on the Y-disk (19E), or yet another disks, accessed by
SYSPROF. But, if you insist:
- FORMAT the new minidisk e.g. as B
- FORMAT newcuu B nnn (RECOMP
makes room for the CMS nucleus, "nnn" is the s
On Mon, 19 May 2008 14:43:09 +0200, Rob van der Heij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
OK thank you, correct. But then I would like to extend the question with
regard of the Y-Disk. Is a simple CMS copy enough or is special attention
needed.
Fox
>On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 2:38 PM, Fox Blue <[EMAIL PR
On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 2:38 PM, Fox Blue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> it. It can be that we install some products (like DCF) that reside on the
> S-Disk.
One does not normally install those on the S-disk but on the Y-disk.
(the S-disk is being DDR-ed from the 490)
Rob
Rob, I think that CONCEAL on acts upon disabled waits, hence CP READs...
Kris
2008/5/19, Rob van der Heij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Friends, Why doesn't my SET CONCEAL do what I expected ?
> I have SET CONCEAL ON but when the program gets a program check, it
> just drops in VM READ after a DMSABE141
Pipelines can certainly do that (as well as diag and EXECIO). This is
very quick & dirty to get the spool file numbers of any file with
lower case in its name.
/* R E X X */
Address Command
'PIPE cp Q RDR * ALL',
'| drop 1',
'| xlate 54-71 a-z a',
'| locate 54-71 "a"',
'| spec w2 1',
Hi Folks,
You should always use ADDRESS COMMAND in your CMS REXX EXECs (unless
they are addressing some other environment, like GCS). The default is
to ADDRESS CMS, which means any host commands your REXX EXEC passes to
the subcommand environment are handled by the CMS command processor,
just as
Dear all,
What is the correct procedure for extending the MAINT 190 (S-Disk)? My MA
INT
190 is 82% full and I would like to prepare myself for the case of extend
ing
it. It can be that we install some products (like DCF) that reside on the
S-Disk.
Is allocation of a new mini disk and a DDR to
In a similiar vein, how can I get the lower case information which may
be returned from querying the rdr. RDRLIST does it, at least it
displays the lower case names in the User at Node columns. I believe
that I could stop 99.9% of the spam that enters the system with an SMTP
exit that would c
Ray and Richard,
Thanks to you both for jiggling my partial memory! :-)
Shimon
Friends, Why doesn't my SET CONCEAL do what I expected ?
I have SET CONCEAL ON but when the program gets a program check, it
just drops in VM READ after a DMSABE141T and nothing else...
Rob
In my experience, you've got to *always* drive 'CP MSG' from the Diag()
function or DiagRC() function in REXX, or some equivalent. Going through
normal CMS command processing performs an up-case on the command so that CMS
can remain case insensitive.
On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 7:37 AM, Shimon Lebow
Shimon Lebowitz wrote:
"CP MSG " variable_with_mixedcase_text
What have I missed?
Thanks!
Shimon
Try this:
Address command "CP MSG " variable_with_mixedcase_text
Ray
Hi,
I was under the impression that a CP message/smsg could
be mixed case, as long as it was sent directly from an EXEC
or other program (and not from the command line which would
uppercase all the console input).
1) Is this in fact true? (documented?)
2) IF it's true, what could be causing my m
Thanks all,I'll execute your suggestions and that should fit the bill.--- On Sun, 5/18/08, Rick Troth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:From: Rick Troth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Subject: Re: Lasting GlobalvTo: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDUDate: Sunday, May 18, 2008, 3:35 PMHoward ...The PF key settings are usually est
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