We actually wanted the opposite -
tapes shared between machines,
all attaches under control of one central program,
and since detaching an assigned drive forces a RUN,
we wanted no ASSIGN at all.
I implemented this via CP Exit FFB, which altered the
ATTACH to include NOASSIGN on the command,
On Tue, Mar 15, 2011 at 8:21 AM, Shimon Lebowitz shim...@iname.com wrote:
We actually wanted the opposite -
tapes shared between machines,
all attaches under control of one central program,
and since detaching an assigned drive forces a RUN,
we wanted no ASSIGN at all.
I implemented this
Gregg, I'm not sure why you were missed, but I will look into it this
morning. We are meeting at the Marriott Courtyard, at 540 Washington Blvd,
Jersey City. We will start this Thursday (17th) about 8:30 and finish around
3:30.
I'll post here as well to make sure we're covered. See
IBM and EMC came to an understanding a while back. You no longer need to
define emc dasd as unsupported.
Regards,
Alan Altmark
IBM Lab Services
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Sent from my BlackBerry Handheld.
Hello Everyone,
I have some 30-40 members that need to be migrated to a z/OS system -
far, far, away.
And I am dealing with z/OS people (I am not impressed).
What is the easiest way to send these files to them that will make it
very easy for them to load into a PDS?
Ed Martin
If you have an RSCS/JES connection you can use SENDFILE.
If a TCPIP connection you could do FTP.
On Tue, Mar 15, 2011 at 10:26 AM, Edward M Martin emar...@aultman.comwrote:
Hello Everyone,
I have some 30-40 members that need to be migrated to a z/OS system – far,
far, away.
And I am
Hello Mark,
We do not have a RSCS/JES connection yet ( I may attempt to create one)
and I can FTP, but I was wondering if there was niffy way to send files
to a z/OS system
That would build a PDS/E for them.
Ed Martin
Aultman Health Foundation
330-363-5050
Ext 35050
From: The IBM
FTP a job to the JES2 internal reader executing PGM=IEBUPDTE. IEBUPDTE
can populate the target PDS/E on the mainframe with your VM data.
Mark Jacobs
On 03/15/11 10:49, Edward M Martin wrote:
Hello Mark,
We do not have a RSCS/JES connection yet ( I may attempt to create
one) and I can FTP,
FTP will do it for you; the MPUT subcommand will let you send any number of
files. You could specify the target directory as the z/OS PDS, and then use
MPUT to send everything at once. I'd try that first; it works when the client
is Unix or a PC, although those clients usually have some kind of
Hello Rob,
Thank you very much. As you can see I am learning about the file structures as
I move this stuff.
I think I understand.
Ed Martin
Aultman Health Foundation
330-363-5050
Ext 35050
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU] On
Hello John and Everyone else,
Thank you all.
The changing of the directory to the PDS/E was the biggest thing I did
not know you could do.
All of this will help and I will build a rexx to do it all.
Y OOH!
Ed Martin
Aultman Health Foundation
330-363-5050
Ext 35050
On Monday, 03/14/2011 at 01:41 EDT, Mark Pace pacemainl...@gmail.com
wrote:
Basically all you did was tell the OSs that the devices were not being
shared.
If you did not specifically limit the access to a particular LPAR then
all the
LPARs can see because the CHPID is shared.
I'm not an
I like the FTP answer. I remember solving the same problem in the old days
using ISPF on VM. It had a feature for selecting a set of files, like *
script a, and transmitting them to the MVS system to be received as a PDS.
On Mar 15, 2011 9:45 AM, Edward M Martin emar...@aultman.com wrote:
Hello
Ah, the beauty of Firefox and AdBlockerPlus!
Les
David L. Craig wrote:
A huge Microsoft ad obliterated the article for 10-15 seconds when I
got there. That by itself was all I really needed to know. This is
one of the most deceptive, intentionally misdirecting pieces of
journalism I have
Hum, and the politicians just get to keep the money that I've been forced to
pay into it for the last 30 years? That would be nice for them.
John McKown
Systems Engineer IV
IT
Administrative Services Group
HealthMarkets(r)
9151 Boulevard 26 * N. Richland Hills * TX 76010
(817) 255-3225 phone
I like to monitor the brainwashing the less IT-sophisticated endure,
as it helps me understand what they are thinking better. I knew it
was a random ad--I was just noting the coincidence. One could imagine
the author had some terrific motivation for composing the article as
he did.
On Tue, Mar
On Tue, Mar 15, 2011 at 2:52 PM, Tom Huegel tehue...@gmail.com wrote:
The solution is to eliminate the SSA altogether..
Okay, but don't forget to maintain the records associated with
statutes of limitations as long as necessary.
And now, a word from our moderator...
Ladies, Gentlemen, dearest colleagues:
Allow me, if I may, to offer a gentle nudge back toward the stated topic
of the list.
Many of our fellow travelers on this list are - as hard as this may be
for some of the audience to believe - citizens of nations
Let me gently nudge you away from apologizing for the USA and rambling on -
moderator or not.
It's enough to say this forum is for technical discussions - not politics,
religion, sports, or other interests. The SSA discussion is certainly way
off topic, but I think you just went off on your own
Alan, I think too of a mistmach, a out of synchro. I will check if any errors
are reported to the hmc tomorrow.
Mvs has no assign parameter in the vary command. And yes mvs must know if the
drive is really usable or not.
At this time we are like if we had attached the drives in multiuser in
In HCD, IODF, IOCDS, z/OS, z/VM, or whatever, if a CHPID is SHARED, as the
poster indicates it is, then all the devices,by default, on that CHPID are
SHARED by any LPAR that is listed on either the ACCESS LIST or the
CANDIDATE LIST for that CHPID which is what SHARED as opposed to
DEDICATED
You can send a CMS MACLIB but it arrives as a sequential dataset and it is a
bit
of a fight to extract the members correctly. I did it once, but it was harder
work than an FTP mput (especially with rexx).
Regards,
Tony
From: McKown, John
Knowing a fair amount about that facility, the infrastructure issues are quite
real, particularly the cooling issues during the summer. There were several
incidents last summer when a fair number of the discrete and blade chassis went
into thermal shutdown due to heat zones exceeding 95-110
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