Thanks for all replies.
Problem was solved. Few code changes.
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Subject: Re: Rexec within Rexec question
I see three poss
If all you want to do is backup/restore the file on z/OS you could also use
DFDSS (ADRDSSU).
Paul Feller
AIT Mainframe Technical Support
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Hello Ken,
Thank you. It is something we have been planning on.
Ed Martin
Aultman Health Foundation
330-363-5050
ext 35050
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Of Ken Thomas
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I always preferred REPRO IFILE, OFILE for backups.
Add a BUFND=xx (# of data buffers) parameter... Note: VSAM defaults to 2.
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Hello Ken,
Thanks. I rarely use Export/Import as BACKUP/RESTORE is available on our z/VSE
system.
BACKUP/RESTORE has a very good performance record. Isn't EXPORT/IMPORT similar
to REPRO performance-wise?
I will look into EXPORT/IMPORT.
Ed Martin
Aultman Health Foundation
330-3
On Tuesday, 01/11/2011 at 06:47 EST, Gonen Shoham
wrote:
> I am running a REXX on cms machine using REXEC.
>
> The REXEC is starting OK, but when its gets to point where it needs to
run
> another REXEC - it ends up with RC=36.
>
> Any idea how to perform REXEC within REXEC ?
If you log onto
z/OS IDCAMS --> EXPORT, IMPORT.
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Subject: VSAM BACKUP RESTORE
Hello Everyone,
I am asking this cross-list because many of
Hello Everyone,
I am asking this cross-list because many of you all have z/OS.
z/VSE has IDCAMS BACKUP/RESTORE as part of the product. BACKUP/RESTORE
is a high buffered/high performance VSAM backup and restore.
Does z/OS IDCAMS have BACKUP/RESTORE?
Ed Martin
Aultman Health Foundation
3
I see three possible reasons why this may not work:
1) The second REXEC command you meant to send did not get
constructed properly,
2) You are executing the second REXEC command interactively, which
violates the restriction on interactive commands,
3) VM TCP/IP can have rest
Thanks, I think that is what I was looking for.
On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 8:59 AM, Schuh, Richard wrote:
> If they are NOTACCEPTED, as Gregg Reed suggests, they are covered both
> when they are added dynamically and when VM is subsequently ipled. You can
> use commands to add them to your config
Now I understand. Doesn't change my advice. If exec1 executes exec2 then exec2
must be on an accessed disk, NUCXLOADed or in a shared segment (or whatever they
call it these days). Essentially, no different than your local environment.
Les
Billy Bingham wrote:
Remote EXEC: rexec executes the s
I Should also have mentioned:
The remote host must be running a rexecd service (or daemon) for
rexec to connect to.
Billy
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Remote EXEC: rexec executes the specified
command on a remote host.
On 11 Jan 2011 at 12:45, Les Koehler wrote:
> What's REXEC?
Remote EXEC: rexec executes the specified
command on a remote host.
On 11 Jan 2011 at 12:45, Les Koehler wrote:
> What's REXEC? Rexx is built-in to CMS. Nothing special is needed except that
> the
> first line be a Rexx comment so that CMS can tell the difference between
> EXEC,
> EXEC2 and
What's REXEC? Rexx is built-in to CMS. Nothing special is needed except that the
first line be a Rexx comment so that CMS can tell the difference between EXEC,
EXEC2 and Rexx.
Generally speaking, if Rexx can't find a called exec (or function), you haven't
ACCESSed the necessary disk.
Les
G
If they are NOTACCEPTED, as Gregg Reed suggests, they are covered both when
they are added dynamically and when VM is subsequently ipled. You can use
commands to add them to your configuration as needed. Just remember to take
them out of the NOTACCEPTED list so that they will be part of your sy
What does that default to?
Thanks,
Billy
On 11 Jan 2011 at 18:21, Shimon Lebowitz wrote:
>
> I think you also might want to check your New_Devices setting in the
> SYSTEM CONFIG.
> If it is enabled, new devices will be brought online when the system
> sees them appear.
>
>
> On Tue, Jan 1
I think you also might want to check your New_Devices setting in the SYSTEM
CONFIG.
If it is enabled, new devices will be brought online when the system sees
them appear.
On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 5:32 PM, Macioce, Larry <
larry.maci...@com.state.oh.us> wrote:
> I would ask the z/OS guy what his I
Not yet. Soon. Very soon. 8-)
Is there currently a client supported SSH/3270 full screen sessions for z/VM
Is there currently a client supported SSH/3270 full screen sessions for z/VM
Sincerely,
Cliff Jackson
Senior Systems Programmer
703-607-1393
Greetings, see CP SET DEVices NOTACCEPTed
On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 10:15 AM, Tom Huegel wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I have a guestion regaurding z/VM I/O configuration. After I IPL my z/VM I
> have about a dozen devices (DASD) defined (Q DASD FREE), which is what I
> expect. But at some time during th
I would ask the z/OS guy what his IOCDS shows in the way of dasd i/o
devices and put those in the offline at ipl list.
Then as you need them bring them online
Mace
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Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2011 10:1
Greetings,
I have a guestion regaurding z/VM I/O configuration. After I IPL my z/VM I
have about a dozen devices (DASD) defined (Q DASD FREE), which is what I
expect. But at some time during the life of the IPL the z/OS admin loads a
new IOCDS (I think that is what is going on) I suddenly have sev
Hello,
I am running a REXX on cms machine using REXEC.
The REXEC is starting OK, but when its gets to point where it needs to
run another REXEC - it ends up with RC=36.
Any idea how to perform REXEC within REXEC ?
Thanks !!!
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