Thanks for the information. I learned something; now, I can go home.
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On 7/10/09 18:53 Alan Altmark said:
As an aside, I thought he-who-will-not-be-named was on, um, "extended
leave for unspecified personal reasons".
On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 9:10 AM, Gentry, Stephen <
stephen.gen...@lafayettelife.com> wrote:
> Ok, just read the HELP info. Thanks.
>
> Why does VM/CP/NSS/? allow both entries to be active? How does it know
> which one to use? First one it finds?
>
CP. And you've sort of answered the 2nd (of 4
Not so much that you 'go back' to USER DIRECT - as 'start out with' it when
you build a new system..Gotta have a valid one online before you can
hope for any of the guests (like DIRMAINT) to work.
Best of luck moving forward!
Scott
On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 12:35 PM, Le Grande Valerie <
valeri
On Friday, 07/10/2009 at 02:33 EDT, "Schuh, Richard"
wrote:
> Sorry, but it can pull; just the externals - use PARSE EXTERNAL instead
of
You're right, of course. I leave the office for a couple of hours and
You-Know-Who sneaks in for some Fun & Games at my expense. (sigh)
As an aside, I tho
What I hear from Scott's answer is that I have to go back to using USER
DIRECT which is the only way I could figure out.
I just thought maybe I was missing some zVM "smoke and mirrors" trick to
get DIRMAINT updated somehow.
Thanks, Scott. This will keep me moving forward.
Sorry, but it can pull; just the externals - use PARSE EXTERNAL instead of
PARSE PULL
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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On Friday, 07/10/2009 at 12:58 EDT, "Wandschneider, Scott"
wrote:
> Does anyone have a working procedure for an MVS system, running under
VM, that
> they are willing to share. The dump must be to DASD.
It's pretty much the same procedure. Use the steps outlined in Procedure
A of chapter 4
On Friday, 07/10/2009 at 12:56 EDT, Sterling James
wrote:
> If I have a quest, usera, running a rexx exec, REXX1, while
disconnected, and
> userb (priv c) issues a "SEND USERA REXX2";
> Where is the "REXX2" queued? Or how can rexx1 pull that command so it
will not
> execute when REXX1 ends?
You can put the directory for the 2nd level guest online from 1st level
before you bring it up:
- Shutdown 2nd level guest
- ATTACH the 2nd level guest sysres to your userid as 123
- Using your USER INPUT file: DIRECTXA USER INPUT A
- Detach 123
- IPL 2nd level guest -- it will be running wi
REXX2 is queued as console input.. A Do Queued();pull .;end before
REXX1 exits should kill it..
Scott
On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 10:51 AM, Sterling James wrote:
>
> If I have a quest, usera, running a rexx exec, REXX1, while disconnected,
> and userb (priv c) issues a "SEND USERA REXX2";
> Whe
If I have a quest, usera, running a rexx exec, REXX1, while disconnected,
and userb (priv c) issues a "SEND USERA REXX2";
Where is the "REXX2" queued? Or how can rexx1 pull that command so it
will not execute when REXX1 ends?
Thanks,
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Ok, just read the HELP info. Thanks.
Why does VM/CP/NSS/? allow both entries to be active? How does it know
which one to use? First one it finds?
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:ib...@listserv.uark.edu] On
Behalf Of Schuh, Richard
Sent: Friday,
List Members,
Below is the procedure we successfully use to create a stand-alone dump of a
hung or misbehaving VSE guest machine.
Does anyone have a working procedure for an MVS system, running under VM, that
they are willing to share. The dump must be to DASD.
Thanks in advance.
1. Log on
Hello group,
I want to bring up a separate DIRMAINT on a 2nd Level system because we
want to start using RACF and want a place to experiment. Do I need to set
up a USER DIRECT file on the 2nd level Maint 2CC volume first so that the
system will come up and then start DIRMAINT as if it were
>I am pretty sure I did this by restoring, using SPXTAPE, the NSS twice.
>
>My question or assumption is that I thought, when a duplicate entry is
>restored, it would flagged the existing
>
>one as purged/deleted/removable (what ever the correct term is).=20
>
>Could someone explain this?
By def
Hi again Ivan,
Thank you for writing this code for us. It has worked beautifully. Can
I possibly ask you to help us take this code one step further (since
I've never used the Wakeup Module before). Here's what we have (step 1
below) and what we need the new code to do (step 2 below).
1)
Steve--Yes, it is possible to have duplicates and not have the older
entry flagged as being to be purged. I don't remember which one's have
to be manually handled, perhaps the DCSS's. I know that in resaving
CMS, the older CMS NSS always get flags as being purged and will stay
there in that s
Yup, use Q NSS USERS GUICSLIB to see who is accessing which one and then PUR
NSS xxx the one not being used. It's a cleanup I've done many times when I've
restored all the NSS files and there were still some out there from before
whatever happened that made me need to restore them.
Bob Bates
E
A customer I'm starting to support is using Hidro and would like to short
en
their backup process a bit. They do have old files that are probably no
longer needed.
As I know that VM:Backup skips the backup of migrated files, with VM:Back
up
an easy solution would be to implement DFSMS SFS managem
Is it possible to have duplicate, active entries in the NSS? (sort of a
trick question; it appears that we do.)
See below:
*NSS 0014 NSS A 0258 10/23 22:06:14 GUICSLIB DCSS MAINT
*NSS 0059 NSS A 0258 10/23 22:06:14 GUICSLIB DCSS MAINT
I am pretty sure I did this by
SPXTAPE LOAD can create multiple active entries. It is in the HELP for SPXTAPE.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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