We always use the same devices numbers across all 8 of our CECs.
Scott:
Using SEND to logoff users of the RETRIEVE MODULE like DISKACNT, EREP or
OPERSYMP is much cleaner (ie avoids "HCPCRC8084E An IUCV IPRCODE of 02 was
encountered during an IUCV SEND function for user DISKACNT".) if you:
CP SEND CP userid EXT
CP SEND userid END
CP SEND CP userid LOGOFF
Ken: Linux commands are case sensitive too so I use this EXEC:
/* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * */
/* ITS Test System Support 001206kw */
/* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * */
/* LINUXEXEC
Richard: I found them in CP Messages and Codes Version 5 Release 3
GC24-6119-04.
Search for HCP2843E -ie exclude the 4th to 6th characters.
It seems to me that CUADD=0 is valid when the CHPIDs are DEDICATED.
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Duane: Add OPTION TODENABLE to the guest's CP Directory entry.
I doubt if you can use it from a CMS guest but z/OS , Z/VM and VSE guests
work.
It's in SG245164.
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Dave: This is an example of how I do that:
/* CHKID: Determine if a userid exists */
Parse Source . . exnm .
exmsg = '*' exnm':'
exerr = exmsg 'ERROR -'
Parse UPPER Arg uid .
If uid = '' | uid = '?' Then Do
Say exmsg 'Determine if a userid exists'
Say
Say 'Command Format:' exn
