I would give them an Excel template (.XLT) with all the necessary
headings formats in and ask them (nicely) to import the CSV data into
it rather than just opening it with Excel. The template could also hold
any fancy formulae etc. they want to use on the data, and would not
involve much work.
Peter Borton would like to recall the message, Converting Text to XLS.
Thanks, I now see this is not a trivial undertaking... I hope someone has
some GSKKYMAN execs...
With z/VM Version 5 Release 4.0 (540), the SSL server is implemented as a
CMS-based server for which the key database is maintained in the z/VM Byt
e
File System (BFS), and which is managed via
zLinux 5.4, SUSE 10.2. Running one instance of WebSphere 7 with 6 profiles /
JVM instances. I started with 3 GIG, went to 5GIG, now at 6 GIG, and free
memory still drops little by little, SWAP eventually begins to grow and finally
performance goes to heck. Just like Windows (ouch) you reboot
Gee, if you could send me some ESA reports, I'd be happy to review it.
Dean, David (I/S) wrote:
zLinux 5.4, SUSE 10.2. Running one instance of WebSphere 7 with 6
profiles / JVM instances. I started with 3 GIG, went to 5GIG, now at 6
GIG, and free memory still drops little by little, SWAP
On Thursday, 04/22/2010 at 10:13 EDT, Bob Heerdink
bob_heerd...@stercomm.com wrote:
Thanks, I now see this is not a trivial undertaking... I hope someone
has
some GSKKYMAN execs...
If you figure out how to do that, let us know. :-) There's something
about the way GSKKYMAN works that
Hello Mr. Scott,
First, thanks very much from your help, and other colleagues of this list, and
sorry from delay this response.
I tested your sample here, and this is wath we need.
For CMS commands, ok, for CP commands, also ok, but,
We need something like this :
/* */
I found the SSL undertaking in z/VM _MUCH_ quicker and easier than in z/OS.
I could make self-signed certs work in z/VM where I never could in z/OS.
On Thu, Apr 22, 2010 at 10:11 AM, Bob Heerdink bob_heerd...@stercomm.comwrote:
Thanks, I now see this is not a trivial undertaking... I hope
On Thu, Apr 22, 2010 at 3:44 PM, Dean, David (I/S) david_d...@bcbst.com wrote:
zLinux 5.4, SUSE 10.2. Running one instance of WebSphere 7 with 6 profiles
/ JVM instances. I started with 3 GIG, went to 5GIG, now at 6 GIG, and free
memory still drops little by little, SWAP eventually begins to
Sergio -- The problem here is that you ARE getting the output of your
command -- but what you want to capture is the asynchronous response to that
command. In other words -- the CP SEND worked fine, and the command ended
-- but what you wanted to capture was the response from VTAM that followed
We have an app doing that too.
See http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21373312
Disabling AIO solves it, but our app can't run in sync mode for its batch. So
right now it's going back and forth 2x daily.
We have a PMR open with IBM.
FWIW, it happens on Linux on Intel too with
Hi Sergio,
We no longer use VTAM, but I seem to recall you could communicate directly
with the VTAM service virtual machine using CP SMSG (e.g. there was no need
to swap SECUSER settings).
Try this from your own VM userid :
CP SMSG VTAM VTAM D NET,APPLS
Do you get a response? If
Hello Mr. Scott,
We already test this sample here, but still don't run well,
We write this :
/* */
TRACE R
'CP SET SECUSER VTAM *'
'CP SET CPCONIO IUCV'
'CP SEND VTAM VTAM D NET,APPLS'
DO
Queue puts data at the end of the program stack.
Push puts data at the beginning of the program stack. I think you have used
PUSH instead of queue.
Also, do this to retrieve your responses:
$q = queued()
EXECIO $q diskw vtam result a
I've not tested this either.
On Thu, Apr 22, 2010 at 6:25 PM, Sergio Lima sergiovm...@hotmail.com wrote:
Another words, this data is the result of another thing.
Do you seee some mistake here ?
You just get whatever happens to be there on the console. Maybe a copy
of the output on another command. And don't even plan to
Using that exact code (which isnt my preferred way, but if it works and you
are happy
..), add the following after the EXECIO DISKW statement:
Say Msg
That will write the msg to the console.
PS: This command, as written, will never end until you press the enter key
(or something
Hello Jim,
Thanks from your help.
But, Jim, it's well, if I have all records with only one time correct ?
Regards,
Sergio
Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2010 12:38:30 -0400
From: jim.hug...@doit.nh.gov
Subject: Re: Question About Read console output under REXX
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Hello Rob,
We need do this, because, don't have any product (like Netview) that help us.
About PROP, for long time dont' hear , but may be a good way also.
Thanks very much,
Sergio
Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2010 19:02:43 +0200
From: rvdh...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: Question About Read
z/VM 5.2
we recently changed the IP address on the printer we had set up using RSCS on
VM 5.2. I changed the RSCS config to reflect the new IP address for printer
named PRTCR2, but it seems there are some old print files that have backed up
the queue. Some of these entries (below) may have
There isn't anything saying one message per interrupt. The interrupt handler
keeps pushing them onto the program stack whether you are there to retrieve
them or not.
Stay in your loop until you decide it is time to exit. The timer suggestion is
a good one. If VTAM sends a message
Hello Mike,
Sorry, now run ok, look please :
VTAM RESULT A1 V 89 Trunc=89 Size=10 Line=0 Col=1 Alt=0
|...+1+2+3+4+5+6+7..
Not the way I'd do it, but building on your original exec, try this;
/* */
Address Command
Arg vcmd
If vcmd='' then vcmd='D NET,APPLS'
onq = Queued()
'Q SECUSER VTAM (LIFO' /* cms will route to cp, stack response */
Parse pull . oldsecu .
Do while Queued()onq; Parse pull; End
If oldsecu='not'
Try SMSG RSCS PURGE linked ALL to remove all waiting print files queued
up.
The SMSG RSCS FLUSH linkid * ALL is used to flush active entries.
They are described in the RSCS Operation and Use manual.
Good Luck Joan.
Jim Hughes
603-271-5586
It is fun to do
Joan,
If you have class D privileges you should be able to enter:
purge RSCS rdr 3
and that will purge the files from RSCS's rdr queue
If you need them to print you need to change the TAG information for the
file.
query TAG to find out how.
good luck
Bill Munson
Sr. z/VM Systems
If you've redefined your printer dynamically, stopping/starting the link
(PRTCR2) should take care of it. I don't believe the ip address is
resolved until a file is selected by the line driver. If you haven't done
it dynamically, shutting rscs down and restarting it should also do the
trick
On Thursday, 04/22/2010 at 12:27 EDT, Sergio Lima
sergiovm...@hotmail.com wrote:
Another words, this data is the result of another thing.
Do you seee some mistake here ?
I understand, that the WAKEUP (IUCVMSG receive the RC = 5 all times that
my
virtual machine receive one messagem
Hello Mike,
Of course We are very happy, but only more one thing :
We think run this exec in a Virtual machine running disconnected , and also
START this exec from time to time (5 minutes) for example.
This sample also run ?
My question is where I put the loop of control, and, what is
If you're already doing any sort of automated system monitoring, I'd just
include this routine, How depends on what you're using. For Operations
Manager, you'd define a scheduled action to execute it; for one of the
WAKEUP-based utilities available on the VM download page you'd include it
in
Hello Mike,
Thanks very much from your help.
Was very nice for us, now work to terminate this routine.
Thanks again, and Best Regards,
Sergio
Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2010 12:54:45 -0700
From: mhard...@us.ibm.com
Subject: Re: Question About Read console output under REXX
To:
With such a CP PURGE command, RSCS won't know the files are gone. An RSCS
REORDER command should be issued to make it rescan its queue. So maybe an
RSCS PURGE command is more appropriate.
2010/4/22 Bill Munson william.mun...@bbh.com
Joan,
If you have class D privileges you should be able
good point
thanx
munson
Kris Buelens kris.buel...@gmail.com
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Is there any way to tell if a tape drive on the system is a VTS virtual drive?
Visual inspection is not an option as the system and peripherals are over 1000
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