Mikes suggestion is what I use. I place all LINK commands for VSE disks
in an exec on the shared 191 disk.
This is an easy solution to your problem and it makes maintenance of the
VSE dasd much easier. No longer will you need to modify the directory to
add a new VSE volume. Just link WR to the
I wouldn't say that placing LINKs in execs/control files is that much easier
that updating the CP directory. Additionally: the directory is the natural
place to define virtual machine configurations. Not that I'm entirely
against other solutions if they make life much easier...
I also performed
On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 1:57 PM, Kris Buelens kris.buel...@gmail.com wrote:
CP SET CPCONIO IUCV is indeed required to trap SCIF messages (OK by default
if you use PROP, VM:Operator, Operations Manager or alike).
Not unless big changes happened to CP ;-) Any IUCV handler is good
to catch SCIF
Hi Mike,
I just found your topics and if you use VM/OPERATOR, you got the answer.
When you have your VSE guest machine IPL'ed, you get all the message on the
VM/OPERATOR console (if you have defined the VM/OPERATOR machine as a SECUSER
for your guest).
Below is the VM:OPERATOR log for a
Kris Buelens kris.buel...@gmail.com wrote :-
COMMAND SPOOL CONSOLE START doesn't help to catch device problems
(LINK/MDISK/DEDICATE/...)
It is just a thought but, if you change your directory entry as follows:-
USER EREP EREP 0008192K 0016384K FGBC
* ENVIRONMENTAL RECORDING AND EDITING AND
This is the first time I've seen (well, in an early post on this thread) the
OBSERVER operand on the CONSOLE statement. So, I looked it up and it doesn't
really explain it. Can someone enlighten me as to the purpose of the OBSERVER
operand.
TIA,
Frank M. Ramaekers Jr.
Mike,
I tried my idea and it is too late in the process.
Ivan suggested the secondary user, is that available at 5.2?
xautolog pcpc
Command accepted
Ready; T=0.01/0.01 16:51:01
PCPC: HCPLNM108E PCPC ABCD not linked; volid NOTFND not mounted
On Tuesday, 03/02/2010 at 08:50 EST, Frank M. Ramaekers
framaek...@ailife.com wrote:
This is the first time I?ve seen (well, in an early post on this thread)
the
OBSERVER operand on the CONSOLE statement. So, I looked it up and it
doesn?t
really explain it. Can someone enlighten me as to
I wouldn't say that placing LINKs in execs/control files is that much
easier that updating the CP directory. Additionally: the directory is
the natural place to define virtual machine configurations. Not that
I'm entirely against other solutions if they make life much easier...
I just like
Hello Laurent,
I think I will go with your approach. I will contact our automation group and
see if they can handle it.
Thanks for your interest and your offer of assistance.
Thanks to the rest of the list for their interest as well.
Mike Horlick
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I suspect that Bob was not widely known outside of IBM Endicott. I'm
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Actually I tried it with WAKEUP and it's working with RC=5. Will still go with
VM:Operator, I think.
Thanks,
Mike Horlick
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On 2 Mar 2010 at 9:46, Tim Joyce wrote:
Hey Guys,
Is there a web address that can be used to search past VM posts online?
Tim
On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 9:01 AM, Alan Altmark alan_altm...@us.ibm.comwrote:
So that you get the equivalent of SET OBSERVER instead of SET SECUSER.
I think he meant, What use is it?
The answer is that it's (sort of) a R/O SECUSER: you see the output but you
can't do a CP SEND back. And OBSERVER
On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 12:32 PM, Alan Altmark alan_altm...@us.ibm.comwrote:
Off the top of my head:
Secondary user
- Can use CP SEND to the primary
- Only sees console output of primary when primary is disconnected
- Class G secondary can SEND only when primary is disconnected
- Class C
How would I go about getting the type of cartridge (J or K) loaded on
the 3590E tape unit attached to my CMS userid by using a bit of
software?
IThanks.
Jim Hughes
603-271-5586
It is fun to do the impossible.
Using the bit of software called: TELL (or CP MSG):
TELL OPERATOR Hey! Is that a type J or K cart on the 3590E drive? ;-)
It's a long way to Friday... :-(
Hughes, Jim jim.hug...@doit.nh.gov
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I tried that. They can't see the letters once it's in the drive.
Jim Hughes
603-271-5586
It is fun to do the impossible.
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Well , I told me my automation guy to use VMOPER to trap messages starting with
'HCP' and ending with an 'E' and I got an unexpected side effect.
After XAUTOLOGing the user, It did trap the HCPLNM108E message that indicates
the minidisk was not linked but it also trapped some other messages
If you have DITTO try TB (tape browse), I think it shows some cartridge
attributes in the line under the drive's attributes
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On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 2:44 PM, Horlick, Michael michael.horl...@cgi.comwrote:
Well , I told me my automation guy to use VMOPER to trap messages
starting with ‘HCP’ and ending with an ‘E’ and I got an unexpected side
effect.
After XAUTOLOGing the user, It did trap the HCPLNM108E message
The user I played with was user VSEMAINT. I changed the CONSOLE statement to
CONSOLE 0009 3215 T VMOPER and then I XAUTOLOGED user VSEMAINT on. I chose this
user because all the VSEs have a R/O LINK to its 191 disk. Inside the PROFILE
EXEC it checks userid and then IPL's off VSE SYSRES pack
On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 3:05 PM, Horlick, Michael michael.horl...@cgi.comwrote:
The user I played with was user VSEMAINT. I changed the CONSOLE statement
to CONSOLE 0009 3215 T VMOPER and then I XAUTOLOGED user VSEMAINT on. I
chose this user because all the VSEs have a R/O LINK to its 191
Hi
If I use SPXTAPE to DUMP my spool volumes can I load them back to spool
volumes with different names?
Thank You,
Terry Martin
Lockheed Martin - Citic
z/OS and z/VM Performance Tuning and Operating Systems Support
Office - 443 348-2102
Cell - 443 632-4191
Absolutely: YES!
Just be 100% certain that you get the somewhat arcane SPXTAPE syntax
exactly correct. Check the reader files that come back to be sure that
you did not miss critical SDF's (i.e. IMG, NSS, UCR, TRF and NLS files
that are stored on SPOOL) during the SPXTAPE DUMP.
If you don't
There is a new paper, Sharing and Maintaining SLES 11 Linux under z/VM
using DCSSs and an NSS, available on a new Web page at:
http://www.vm.ibm.com/linux/dcss/
In 2007, there was collaboration between IBM and Nationwide insurance that
resulted in the Redpaper Sharing and maintaining Linux
Yes, you restore spool files,not spool packs.
2010/3/2 Martin, Terry R. (CMS/CTR) (CTR) terry.mar...@cms.hhs.gov
Hi
If I use SPXTAPE to DUMP my spool volumes can I load them back to spool
volumes with different names?
*Thank You,*
* *
*Terry Martin*
*Lockheed Martin - Citic*
If you don't get the syntax right on the SPXTAPE LOAD you can always to it
again (being careful not to re-load files a second time, of course).
You can use the NODUP operand on SPXTAPE LOAD to prevent loading of the
same files more than once.
John Franciscovich
z/VM Development
We've seen these additional differences between SECUSER and OBSERVER
processing -
Secondary user sees message HCP150A when the primary is disconnected and
VM or CP read is issued, observer does not.
It doesn't appear that an OBSERVER, even with class C SEND, can satisfy a
VM read issued by a
On Wednesday, 03/03/2010 at 12:04 EST, Steve Marak
sama...@gizmoworks.com wrote:
We've seen these additional differences between SECUSER and OBSERVER
processing -
Secondary user sees message HCP150A when the primary is disconnected and
VM or CP read is issued, observer does not.
It
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