Don't worry about maint and tcpip. They run CMS and CMS isn't going to mess
with stuff he doesn't need, unlike Linux. CMS understands not to waste your
whole VM size with file buffers and cache.
Your guest is bigger than your real storage. If you need to do that
overcommitting (and you may
On Wednesday, 06/24/2009 at 12:59 EDT, Marcy Cortes
wrote:
> All these Tivoli products ship with WAS and/or DB2 bundled inside of
them.
> How come RACF and zSecure can't ship ISPF bundled within. Seems like
the
> product would more useful that way :)
You're right, it would be more useful (c
We are preparing for a test and loading the database is taking forever.
Paging is high. I/O devices are less than 5% busy. CPU is never more than
20%. An Oracle file import is taking over 14 hours. Any Idea's with this
little bit of info to go on
Also is there a reason for the TCPIP machine to be
> We are preparing for a test and loading the database is taking forever.
> Paging is high. I/O devices are less than 5% busy. CPU is never more
> than
> 20%. An Oracle file import is taking over 14 hours. Any Idea's with
> this
> little bit of info to go on
If you can give the LPAR a little bit o
August Carideo wrote:
We are preparing for a test and loading the database is taking forever.
Paging is high. I/O devices are less than 5% busy. CPU is never more than
20%. An Oracle file import is taking over 14 hours. Any Idea's with this
little bit of info to go on
Also is there a reason for
Neale Ferguson on Wed, 24 Jun 2009 17:32:14 -0700 wrote
* Are you really after all the security violations? If so, an
* accounting record is cut for every violation. The log messages
* (by default) will only print after 3 or more attempts.
* Similarly, if you are after al
Are you really after all the security violations? If so, an accounting
record is cut for every violation. The log messages (by default) will only
print after 3 or more attempts. Similarly, if you are after all
logon/logoff/disconnect/reconnect records an accounting record is cut for
these also. On
> Neale Ferguson said...
>
> Tell us what your trying to filter and I bet you¹ll get several
> versions of an action routine from the list watchers that you can
> plug into PROP and it will create/append to a log on the fly.
OK, here goes (userid's and IP addresses changed to protect the innoce
On Wed, 24 Jun 2009 15:37:22 -0400 Alan Altmark said:
>One of the things we do in IBM that I do like is that a lot of
>product-related commands (e.g. cc, ditto) are simply execs (some compiled
>to MODULEs) that VMLINK to the appropriate disk to run the "real" version
>of the program.
I've been doi
Thanks Alan,Ray and Jon.
I find my mistake. The configrc sampdvh is in 2c2 not of 41f.
Change the right one on dirmaint. Issue dirm add userid,RACF creates
the profile ! :)
By the way, the dirm enable helps too!
Sunny
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My preference is to apply maintenance to a second level system, and test
it there before applying the maintenance to production.
An easy way to do it your way would be DDR copy your system residence
volumes to spare disks with different labels from production. Record the
volume addresses!!! Have
Where you can do duplicate volumes, which was really necessary in the old days,
before RAID, and head crashes...
But with maintenance, you already have it.
i.e.
190 is where CMS is.
490 is you apply maintenance.
Swap the disks to put in or swap out, maintenance.
(you will still need to resave t
I found it more easy to keep a backup copy of the runtime "object":
- CP: CPLOAD MODULE and CPOLD MODULE on MAINT CF1
alternatively, use MAINT CF2 as fallback of CF1
- CMS: MAINT 190 and 490; 193 and 493
- TCPIP: TCPMAINT 59x and 159x
- etc
If you have a copy of the entire resident, when you swit
So many people come to us with a ³solution², instead of presenting us with
their ³problem². They have some big picture, and want some small piece of it
implemented for them. They have a restricted view of what is available, what
the impact of what they¹re asking for is, and what other techniques co
I do not use the distribution disk as my sysres. Putting the new CP in place
merely requires that the CPLOAD MODULE be made available on the PARM disk.
Whenever I put a new module on the disk, I rename the existing file first. That
way, the fallback module is right there and can be used simply b
On Wednesday, 06/24/2009 at 11:10 EDT, "Schuh, Richard"
wrote:
> That sounds like the right place to me, so long as the more commonly
used
> utilities, the ones on the S disk, remain generally available. In fact,
I was
> under the misapprehension that the 193 disk was there for precisely this
As I am rereading the original question my understanding is that the
prof is asking for raw, or almost raw accounting data. IND USER every 4
hours is going to have very little if any useful information. The 01
accounting records will be much more useful. You will still need a
service exec (perhaps
I am looking for some input:
How do you do maintenance and keep a "hot standby" volume (and old 540RES
and newly maintained 540RES)?
We have to bring maintenance in "off hours" and like to have a volume
operators can switch back to should there be problems.
If anyone can share how-to, please c
My question is what the professor is hoping to determine.. because what he
wants doesn't sound very useful at all. If he's trying to determine how
busy they are -- he'd be better off using z/VM accounting records rather
than the INDICATE data samples..
Scott
On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 8:52 AM, Ma
I like running such data through a TIMESTAMP stage and pretty it up with
SPECS.
PIPE < STUDENT NAMES A | SPECS /INDICATE USER/ 1 w1 nw | CP | TIMESTAMP 1
6 |
SPECS 1.8 1 9.2 nw ':' n 11.2 n ':' n 13.2 n 17-* nw | >> SNOOPING DATA A
'
/Tom Kern
On Wed, 24 Jun 2009 20:50:40 +0200, Colin Allinso
Tell us what your trying to filter and I bet you¹ll get several versions of
an action routine from the list watchers that you can plug into PROP and it
will create/append to a log on the fly.
On 6/24/09 12:01 AM, "Fred Schmidt" wrote:
> Neale Ferguson said...
>
> Would it be easier to create a
> All these Tivoli products ship with WAS and/or DB2 bundled inside of
> them.
> How come RACF and zSecure can't ship ISPF bundled within. Seems like
> the product would more useful that way :)
Amen! It *can't* cost more to support it bundled. And PVM so that we can do CSE
properly while you wr
I would be very simplistic about this. Just have a file with a list of
student names and run a pipe in a timed wakeup loop.
The Pipe would look something like :-
'PIPE < STUDENT NAMES A | SPECS /IND USER/ 1 w1 nw | CP | >> SNOOPING DATA
A'
Colin Allinson
Amadeus Data Processing
I don't know maybe the perfkt if you have it. But this can be done
several other ways with homegrown code using pipes or rexx with a disc
service machine or vmutil. You maybe able to get a few skelton pieces
code from some people off this list that do similar things. If not I
might be able to help
Simply create a VM (user) that simply (in it PROFILE EXEC) WAKEUPs every
4 hours and runs the IND USER command and captures the output to a file
(REXX or PIPEs).
Frank M. Ramaekers Jr.
Systems Programmer MCP, MCP+I, MCSE & RHCE
American Income Life Insurance Co. Phone: (254)761
Mary -
Here is a quick and dirty (tested) minus the WAKEUP routine:
'PIPE < STUDENT USERIDS A | STEM USERID.'
/* WAKEUP routine here */
Do i = 1 to userid.0
'PIPE CP IND USER' userid.i '| STEM INDUSER.'
record = Date(U) Time()
Do j = 1 to induser.0
record = re
Mary Zervos wrote:
Hello everyone,
A professor here would like an "ind user studentname" taken every 4
hours of his 80 students, with a report sent to him once a week. My
question is, which vm software to use and how to collect the data in a
file to send the professor. The professor will
I don't know if this will help but the People here use SAS against
DISKACNT records. I know nothing about the SAS portion, all I do is
upload the Type I DISKACNT records to an MVS system and they do their
magic.
Thank you,
Scott
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [m
I wouldn't think that would get exactly what he wants, whatever that may be. He
has requested what he thinks is a solution rather than asking for a solution to
his problem. I would not think that IND USER every 4 hours would provide any
really useful data. (e.g. A student logs on just after the
Supposing a file "STUDENT USERIDS' contains the userids of all students, you
could create a new virtual machine with this as its PROFILE EXEC:
/* */
address command
today=date('S')
do forever
if date('S')<>today then call NewDay
call collect
'CP SLEEP 60 MIN'
'CP SLEEP 60 MIN'
'CP S
Use your performance monitor and extract the data for his students from the
general data.
> -Original Message-
> From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:ib...@listserv.uark.edu] On
> Behalf Of Mary Zervos
> Sent: Wednesday, June 24, 2009 10:53 AM
> To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
> Subje
Yep. You can still get them from good engineering libraries, but you need to be
on good terms with the library. They're expensive journals. The ACM and IEEE
digital libraries still index them if you pay for those.
It seems kind of penny wise, pound foolish (those two journals are some of
IBM's
Hello everyone,
A professor here would like an "ind user studentname" taken every 4
hours of his 80 students, with a report sent to him once a week. My
question is, which vm software to use and how to collect the data in a
file to send the professor. The professor will use his own program
You know,
All these Tivoli products ship with WAS and/or DB2 bundled inside of them.
How come RACF and zSecure can't ship ISPF bundled within. Seems like the
product would more useful that way :)
Marcy
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On Tuesday, 06/23/2009 at 01:12 EDT, Mike Walter
wrote:
> Re-evaluate the actual requirement for ISPF and PDF - as you have
> discovered, they are a bit of a pain to install. What do you believe
> requires them at your site? Perhaps the IOS3270 on the IBM VM Download
> page would suffice (unle
I'm a little disappointed. IBM is now charging for the IBM Systems
Journal and Journal of Research and Development. Although I wasn't an
avid reader of these journals, I would check them from time to time for
interesting topics, usually when new hardware came out, etc.
I guess everybody has expe
That sounds like the right place to me, so long as the more commonly used
utilities, the ones on the S disk, remain generally available. In fact, I was
under the misapprehension that the 193 disk was there for precisely this
purpose.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
>
>
> No. CF1 is where *your*
Sunny,
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On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 9:53 PM, Huegel, Thomas wrote:
> A retorical question. Does IBM ever update the pipes module that ships with
> new z/VM releases?
Since you already said it was a rhetorical question, you've had the
appropriate response to it already ;-)
The functional changes for CMS Pipe
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