Hi,
Looking to find some where on one of the performance toolkit screen
something that will show me the overall CPU utilization and Storage
utilization.
We are trying to determine if another IFL is needed or more real storage
on the box.
Thanks
Brian
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What is the best way to copy over my vm 5.2 racf database to my new vm
5.3 system?
Also what is the best way to migrate dirmaint and its directly from vm
5.2 to 5.3?
Thanks
Hi Stefan,
In response to your statement,
* the old file is read by a rexx procedure and only a subset of the
monitoring records are selected from
it building a new file (about 10% of the original size), this reduced
file is then send to z/OS by ftp for reporting.
I'd be interested in
.
But if all you need is summary data for capacity planning, PerfKit
can provide that information in its trend file, without the need to
collect raw monitor data on disk ...
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We run the IBM performance toolkit product.
I understand that MONWRITE feeds Perf tool kit. Is there a way I can
write MONWRITE files to disk as well as let them feed Perf tool kit?
Why do you ask, I want to use MXG to report on zVm.
Brian
large very quickly. Be prepared to use lots of
disk space
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We run the IBM performance toolkit product.
I understand that MONWRITE feeds Perf tool kit. Is there a way I can
write MONWRITE files to disk as well as let them feed Perf tool kit?
Why do you ask, I
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Thanks Dave
Where would I find the instructions to setup and begin running
monwrite?
Right here:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/hcsi1b20/3.2?
SHELF=hcsh2a90.bksDT=20070424084605
(watch out
Trying to put together a high level presentation explaining how VM
manages its storage. The presentation is being given to our user
community.
Some background info,
1 VM lpar defined with approx. 8gb of central storage and 512mb of
expanded storage, 1 IFL processor.
2 full 3390 mod3's
Is anyone using DSS to backup their VM system under zOS and have you
been successful in restoring and IPL'ing ?
Sample of the DSS backup statements were using,
DUMP TRACKS(0,0,3338,14) INDDNAME(DASD) OUTDDNAME(TAPE) ADMIN -
CPVOLUME CANCELERROR
or policies of Hewitt Associates.
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Should I be concerned with this and if so what would you recommend as
the setting?
Brian
Where would I find the initial or override settings for MITIME's?
I've looked in the SYSTEM config and on the AUTOLOG1 or 2 ids but I
don't see any SET commands.
e.g.
MITIME ON 2060-2085 00:40
MITIME ON 2000-201F 00:40
MITIME ON 086262:30
MITIME ON 0861
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Any user with sufficient privileges can change the MITIME. Check
OPERATORs PROFILE EXEC as well.
Hamilton, Brian
Hi,
Using racf under VM I would like to password protect a file so that if
you try to browse it or xedit the file you would be prompted to enter a
password.
Is it possible?
Thanks
Brian Hamilton
password protect an individual
file?
What are you trying to do? Allow an exec to be executed, but hide the
code?
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I would like the exec to purge files x days and to have the capability
to omit certain userids
Thanks
Sorry it's been awhile, our 5.2 system doesn't have any TDSK defined and
I would like to define 100 cylinders as TDSK. I have a volume that I
use for allocating mini disks, its approx. 75% empty and I want to
allocate the last 100 cylinders as TDSK.
Can this be done with an IPL? And to do
Hello,
I'm using Performance toolkit and would like to use the batch interface.
I've set up the Performance toolkit batch commands however my problem
now is the MONITOR DATA file.
The size of the file grows quickly, it about 1 hour the file consumes 90
cyls
My goal is to collect
Thanks
Brian
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The size of the file grows quickly, it about 1 hour the file consumes
90
cyls
You're right. Raw data files are huge. One option is to make the
interval larger, but this also
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