I would like to FTP send an OS dataset (in this case a copy of the RACF
database) to an MVS system at the DR site.
I have tried various ways to define the input (Access the OS disk as T and
then LCD T) but without success.
Is this possible and, if so, how do I do it?
Thanks in advance,
I do not know if FTP can read an OS/390 dataset. If not, you should use
MOVEFILE to put it on a T-DISK, SFS, or MINIDISK, then FTP it from
there.
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I have an MVS guest that has the following VM Directory entries:
MACHINE ESA 4
CPU 00 BASE CPUID 050607
CPU 01 CPUID 150607
CPU 02 CPUID 250607
The box has four processors and I would like to define a fourth to the
above guest. After logging onto the guest I issue
I don't have VM, but on the z/OS side, I think you need to do a CONFIG
command similar to:
CF CPU(nn),ONLINE
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Stracka, James (GTS) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do not know if FTP can read an OS/390 dataset.
If not, you should use MOVEFILE to put it on a T-DISK, SFS, or
MINIDISK, then FTP it from there.
Looks as if that will do the trick. Now why did I not think of that one;-(
Thanks
Colin Allinson
On VM, defining the 4th cpu is all that is/can/need be done.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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I have an MVS guest that has the following VM Directory entries:
MACHINE ESA 4
CPU 00 BASE CPUID 050607
CPU 01 CPUID 150607
CPU 02 CPUID 250607
I logged onto the guest and issued DEFINE CPU 03, received
acknowledgement, then disconnected.
On the MVS side the
After you do the 'CP DEFINE ' do a 'CP VARY ON PROC nn' before you
issue the MVS 'CONFIG.' command.
I haven't had occasion to do this, but there must be a reason that the
CP command 'VARY ON PROC' exists.
Jim
Wandschneider, Scott wrote:
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I have an MVS guest that has the following VM Directory entries:
MACHINE ESA 4
CPU 00 BASE CPUID 050607
CPU 01 CPUID 150607
CPU 02 CPUID 250607
I logged onto the guest and issued
I remember I have seen a utility listed in xephon Update for MVS that
converts an MVS dataset to an 80 bytes files. And, it converts it back to
MVS dataset again.
It is an assembler source code. I was using it to deliver files to
customers.
Luis F. Ordonez Internet: [EMAIL
VAR ON PROC is for a real-to-VM processor.
DEFINE CPU defines a real-to-the-guest processor.
On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 12:58 PM, Jim Bohnsack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After you do the 'CP DEFINE ' do a 'CP VARY ON PROC nn' before you
issue the MVS 'CONFIG.' command.
I haven't had
I don't remember where I got it and it doesn't seem to have any authorshi
p
listed, but there is a PLI program for MVS 3.8 (still works under z/OS 1.
6)
that can read a dataset and create CMS's DISK DUMP format cards, it can a
lso
read DISK DUMP cards and create an OS dataset. It is meant for
You have to define all your processors first before you IPL, and use
VARY OFFLINE PROCESSOR in your profile exec to pare them back. We have
this issue with our guest TPF systems. When we add a real processor to
the LPAR configuration in which z/VM runs, we have to go back and change
all our
Thank you to all who replied.
Thank you,
Scott R Wandschneider
Senior Systems Programmer
Infocrossing, a WIPRO Company
11707 Miracle Hills Dr.
Omaha, NE 68154
Office 402.963.8905
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of
TSO XMIT works for this purpose as well (doesn't do DISK DUMP, but you
get a 80 col file).
I don't remember where I got it and it doesn't seem to have any
authorshi
p
listed, but there is a PLI program for MVS 3.8 (still works under z/OS
1.
6)
that can read a dataset and create CMS's DISK
And my process for moving EREP data to MVS for combined processing predat
es
TSO's XMIT/RECEIVE commands.
/Tom Kern
/301-903-2211
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rote:
TSO XMIT works for this purpose as well (doesn't do DISK DUMP, but you
get a 80 col file).
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Hello Jim,
Sorry I meant to say that you would need to use the
VSE/Connectors and other tools that are supplied from IBM.
Ed Martin
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Hello Alan,
With the UltraQuest and CA-VMWEBGATEWAY products, we are
accessing VSE VSAM data directly from z/VM 5.3.
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On Thursday, 05/29/2008 at 07:20 EDT, Colin Allinson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to FTP send an OS dataset (in this case a copy of the RACF
database) to an MVS system at the DR site.
I have tried various ways to define the input (Access the OS disk as T
and then
LCD T) but
Dear Lists,
Could any of you recommend reference material (web sites, manuals,
redbooks/redpieces) so I could learn something about writing scripts
under ISHELL in a z/Linux environment?
TIA
HITACHI
DATA SYSTEMS
Raymond E. Noal
Senior Technical Engineer
Office: (408) 970 - 7978
Hi, Raymond.
If by 'ISHELL' you mean the environment you get dumped into
when you enter 'omvs' from the TSO command line, then there
are several places to go look. As is common with Unix
systems, you get to choose the shell you want to useand
for USS you can choose from bash, tsch and a
On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 5:13 PM, in message
[EMAIL PROTECTED], Raymond
Noal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Lists,
Could any of you recommend reference material (web sites, manuals,
redbooks/redpieces) so I could learn something about writing scripts
under ISHELL in a z/Linux environment?
There¹s also my introduction to scripting lab materials you should be able
to find at http://linuxvm.org/present
On 5/29/08 5:13 PM, Raymond Noal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Lists,
Could any of you recommend reference material (web sites, manuals,
redbooks/redpieces) so I could learn
Hello all,
What manual would I look into to get an explanation of all the statements which
go into making up the directory.
I've been looking at several different manuals but can't seem to put my finger
on the correct one.
Thanks.
Howard,
Look at CP Planning and Administration, Chapter 17.
Howard Rifkind wrote:
Hello all,
What manual would I look into to get an explanation of all the
statements which go into making up the directory.
I've been looking at several different manuals but can't seem to put my
finger on
Howard,
Directory statements are documented in CP Planning and Administration.
Chapter 17 for z/VM 5.3.0. Probably the same for slightly older
releases.
Dennis O'Brien
Don't worry about biting off more than you can chew. Your mouth is
I have a customer who currently uses an FTP-like process to move a large
amount of data from z/OS to VM regularly, where it's then put into a
database on VM...
From what we know so far, the data is written out to a giant flat file
on z/OS, then transferred and imported into the database on
We do that (well the FOCUS os bridge is what is doing it but it is o/s
sim under the covers).
Mod 9's today, but probably mod 27's by like Monday since their stuff
just ran outta space.
Just make sure you are doing set shared on on the volumes and define
them as full pack (0 END) in the directory
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