Hello all,
Risking the old saying that it's better to have people think you're stupid than
to open your
mouth and remove all doubt :)
If VM is doing I/O to one DASD volume only, say a DDR DUMP or RESTORE, and
everything else is equal, will VM use multiple channels to get to the one
volume,
Also might try LOCATE CMDBK command
Richard Corak
Good question Billy, I'm waiting to see what the responses are !
In my environment, the SAD screen will show all 4 FICON channels to the DASD
with activity. What I don't
know is it VM balancing the load or the SAP engine doing the I/O. Inquiring
minds want to know ! LOL
Bubba
... snip
Bruce,
Is my modify command adding class S to FORCE and SHUTDOWN? I thought it was
to *replace* class A with class S. What am I missing?
From SYSTEM CONFIG file:
MODIFY COMMAND SHUTDOWN PRIVCLASS S
MODIFY COMMAND FORCEPRIVCLASS S
Output
The modify command replaces (I think the actual term would be
overrides) the current definition. So, if you use:
MODIFY COMMAND SHUTDOWN PRIVCLASS S
MODIFY COMMAND FORCEPRIVCLASS S
then SHUTDOWN and FORCE have been removed from Class A and only users
with Class S can use them. If you want to
Ok, I got it now - Thank you!
Thank you,
Scott
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The modify
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I have ten Linux guest running under z/vm on z/os
5 are production and 5 are test is there away to bring down
all the production with one command then let the shutdown command
bring down the test guest.
Thanks
You could write a REXX EXEC to issue a signal shutdown for each of the
respective Linux guests. That way you would type the name of the EXEC
(one command) and let the EXEC do the rest.
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Behalf Of
We wrote a tool to do this (SYSVINIT). You can define groups of virtual
machines, specify dependencies so things come up in order, etc, etc. Free to
the world.
http://www.sinenomine.net/vm/s5init
or search for it on www.sinenomine.net.
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From: The IBM z/VM
Actually - it's at: http://www.sinenomine.net/products/vm/s5i
Sounds nice .. I'll be checking it out -- wrote something similar for
internal IBM systems --
Scott Rohling
On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 3:32 PM, David Boyes dbo...@sinenomine.net wrote:
We wrote a tool to do this (SYSVINIT). You can
Darn; I was sure I fixed that. Oh, well. One of these days I'll get a minder
to worry about such things.
And I am Marie of Roumania.
-- db
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