John,
For C/C++, COBOL, and PL/I that is true on z/VM also. We ship the LE
runtime libraries for these as part of the z/VM base. The ancient FORTRAN
product for z/VM is not LE-enabled.
Mike Donovan
From: McKown, John john.mck...@healthmarkets.com
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Date:
Language Environment (LE) has its LEMODLVL routine which displays the APARs
applied to each part used to build an input MODULE name, e.g. LEMODLVL
CEEPLPKA will display a list of all the parts used to build CEEPLPKA MODULE
and the latest APAR applied to each part.Specifying the SEGMENT option
need to have a
NAMESAVE TCPIP statement in their respective CP directory entries so they
can both get to the DCSS.
I apologize for any confusion my append may have caused.
Mike Donovan
From: Michael Donovan
Dave,
You stated you are receiving the following:
--
The issue continues to be the following error when TCPIP starts:
DMSACR1184E Directory VMSYS:TCPMAINT.SSLPOOL_SSL not found or you are not
authorized for it
DTCRUN1001E VMLINK .DIR
Dave,
The SSLSERV userid needs to have CP Class E privileges so it can define and
save the DCSS and own the shared queue SSL will be using.
Mike
From: Dave Keeton dave.kee...@state.or.us
On 11/24/2010 at 04:25 PM, Michael Donovan dono...@us.ibm.com wrote:
The SSLSERV userid needs to have CP Class E privileges so it can define
and
save the DCSS and own the shared queue SSL will be using.
Mike,
If that's true, then shouldn't
Frank,
You should look at the FCONTROL SETTINGS subcommand and its TRDFILID and
SUMFILID and on how to change file ids for the trend and summary files.
These commands in conjunction with the FCXRENAM EXEC should give you the
ability to archive these files in any manner you want.,
Cheers!
George,
There are actually two answers to your first question.
1, The restrictive RMODE message is an annoyance, not a problem. The
CEEBCKRI MODULE is built correctly. The warning occurs because of the
(mis)placement of some DSECTs during the compile stages and the way the CMS
loader
Michael Donovan dono...@us.ibm.com
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George,
Yes. PUT2PROD will rebuild the NSS/DCSS which were hit by service.
Thanks!
Mike
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There was a Java port for CMS, in days long gone. It was withdrawn from
the product and the web pages were removed after z/VM 4.4.0. If you had
installed the Developer Release 1.1.6 on a system prior to that and
migrated that Byte File System forward, you could continue to use it on
newer
Jim,
To continue with Rick Troth's note ... make sure the following statements
exist in your CP directory
GLOBALDEFS
POSIXGROUP system 0
POSIXGROUP staff1
POSIXGROUP bin 2
If you are using the OpenExtensions Shell Utilities (SU) code on CMS,
then you want to leave those ids in the CP directory. If you are not using
the SU code, then feel free to remove these ids. They are place holders
for certain functions used by the SU.
Thanks!
Mike
The following little exec is a quick and dirty form of getting VMFMKOVR
working. This does assume
as input a product id (prodid) and a component id (compid) where the
product and component are
installed on your system. You need to have the 5E5 and 51D disks accessed
to make things work.
There
Mike,
The XEDIT default settings are described in Appendix A of the z/VM: XEDIT
Commands and Macros Reference. The case settings are determined by the
filetype of the file. If the filetype is not one in the recognized list,
then the case defaults to upper.
Thanks!
Mike
Jim,
APAR VM64552 removed NUCXDROP MODULE from the S-disk and moved DMSNXD into
the CMS nucleus. When service was applied, SES was smart enough to know
these changes had been made and it erased NUCXDROP MODULE as part of the
rebuild step.
Cheers!
Mike Donovan
Fair enough! It seemed to me as though the discussion had turned to more
of a concern over the amount of time needed to rework exits each time
service or a new release came out. Since there have not been changes made
since VM/ESA 2.2.0, I was curious as to why the perception existed that
there
I don't mean to be a completely wet blanket and I certainly do not want to
dampen the enthusiasm for suggested changes, but ... what I'm going to say
is probably going to do just that.
I went back through the development and service archives and checked on
when changes were made to SYSPROF EXEC.
Denny,
The HCP1459E message does state that this can be caused by a bad page in a
Named Saved Segment. Try IPL 190 and see if that works. There is no
restriction on running CMS 14 on a z10. I was just able to bring up a
copy of CMS 14 on our z/VM development z10.
Mike Donovan
Bob,
U ... My guess is that you applied APAR VM64552 / PTF UM32567 to your
base z/VM 5.4.0 system. This APAR moved NUCXDROP into the CMS nucleus and
erased the NUCXDROP MODULE from the S-disk. Since the ZCMS nucleus is not
serviced or serviceable, the nucleus change was never included in
Bob,
I have rebuilt the z/VM 5.4.0 ZCMS LOADDECK and included the change for
APAR VM64552. The new copy of the ZCMS LOADDECK and instructions on what
to do with it can be found at
http://www.vm.ibm.com/devpages/donovanm/mjdfaq.html#ZCMSnuc
If you have any problems getting to that page or
Ray,
I'm confused. To my knowledge, nothing changed between 5.2 and 5.4 with
the way CMS commands are handled. Do you have an example?
Thanks!
Mike Donovan
Ray Waters
The output of the CMS STORMAP command shows the total and largest available
chunks of storage both below and above the 16M line. Other than that, you
would have to write something to chase the CMS free storage chains and
figure out what is available.
Mike Donovan
z/VM 4.4.0 was the last release where JAVA was available for VM. We
actually got to a roughly JDK 1.1.6 level before discontinuing support.
If you still have a z/VM 4.4.0 system and you want to attempt moving the
JAVA code from there to a more recent z/VM 5.x system, the code should
Ed,
The Java and NetRexx support discussed in the redbook, VM/ESA Network
Computing with Java and NetRexx, was discontinued before z/VM 5.1.0 became
generally available. The level of Java had become very outdated. If you
want and need Java support, you should be looking at running it from a
Daniel,
The LE shipped with z/VM 5.2.0 consists of the base LE shipped with z/VM
4.4.0 plus all service up through the end of z/VM 5.2.0 development.
There used to be a table somewhere that listed where the various minidisks
were on the installation DDR. I don't remember where that table is
Are Coming
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Michael Donovan
Sent: Monday, March 10, 2008 12:45 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: I just wiped out my 49E disk (LE) by accident.
Daniel,
The LE shipped with z/VM 5.2.0 consists of the base LE shipped
David Boyes wrote
and there is an embedded cut-down LE preinstalled
that will probably suffice for your use.
The LE supplied with z/VM is the complete LE package. It contains the
run-time libraries for C/C++, COBOL, and PL/I. There is no other version
of LE available or needed
Stephen,
If your CMS user is running with more than 16M of storage and you EXECLOAD
a REXX exec, the EXECLOAD processing will automatically try to load the
exec in free storage above 16M. You do not and cannot specify where the
exec is loaded.As Kris pointed out, the SYSTEM option just
José
Do you have all z/VM LE service applied? There have been some problems in
the past with
z/VM LE and DB/2. One such fix is
APAR: VM63885
PTF: UM31625
Description: VAGEN Z/VM 4.4 LE U4036-02 ACCESSING DB2 UDB ON LINUX
SERVER
I believe there are also some DB/2
Mark, et al.
The web page does indeed describe the changes in the LE C sockets code
which were delivered in z/VM 4.4.0. Actually, those C sockets changes were
made late in LE 1.8 and shipped with either z/VM 4.2.0 or 4.3.0 (I don't
remember exactly). The major difference between the LE 1.8
Jim,
There are several reasons for the increased use of virtual storage when
running
the TCP/IP functions and utilities. You can read about some of these at
http://www.vm.ibm.com/devpages/donovanm/zvmle.html
and specifically look at
Dave,
Both Java and NetRexx were dropped when z/VM 5.1.0 was released.
We had fallen drastically behind in the level of Java support we were
distributing and with more recent levels available through Linux, it was
decided we should end our foray into shipping Java on z/VM.
As for the
John,
In your assembler code, you could use the DMSKEY macro to change
from user key to nucleus and back. There are a lot of warnings in the
CMS books about using DMSKEY though. You will want to read through
all those.Another option is to use IPK and SPKA instructions around
your
What a pleasant surprise! Thank you all for including me in such
distinguished company.
Thanks especially to whoever nominated me. Congratulations to all the
members of the
Class of 2007.
Cheers!
Michael J. Donovan
Sir Mike of the Enclave
Richard,
Use the following information:
* * * VM Service FTP Information * * *
FTP site: testcase.boulder.ibm.com
VM directory: /fromibm/vm
File is probably 1) packed (using COPYFILE with the PACK option)
2) sent in BIN F 1024 mode
3)
Steve,
I've always let my PROP action routine exec see all incoming reader files
and then
let the exec sort out what it wants. The following line in the PROP
RTABLE works for
me (the scale is there just to show column placements):
2007/4/9, Michael Donovan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Steve,
I've always let my PROP action routine exec see all incoming reader
files and then
let the exec sort out what it wants
Frank,
Check the copy of SYSTEM NETID on the MAINT 490 minidisk. PUT2PROD will
first rebuild the CMS nucleus on the 490 disk and then copy the contents of
MAINT
490 to MAINT 190. If the SYSTEM NETID file on 490 is different than your
190 copy,
this could explain why you have to keep recovering
Dave,
First ... I apologize for the late response. I was out of the office
yesterday and I am just getting
caught up on all my mail.
If you specify the option TARGET(0x4104), sans quotes, on the compile
command, you
should be able to cleanly compile your source and still use all the
This fix only pertains to Performance Toolkit. If you are not running
Performance
Toolkit, you do not need this fix.
Thanks!
Mike
---
Law of Logical Argument: Anything is possible if you don't know what you
are talking about.
Correct. RTM will not run on z/VM 5.2.0. Since you will be running
Performance
Toolkit on your 5.2.0 system, you should install VM64152/UM31956 to
Performance
Toolkit before trying to bring it up.
Mike Donovan
It appears you have run into the same problem one of our internal accounts
encountered yesterday.
It appears there is a time-of-day boundary check being performed inside the
PERFKIT MODULE.
Around Noon on 14 January, the TOD clock rolled from BFxx
to C0xx
and this TOD
Sorry if I am being thick but can you tell me the exact FTP site that I
need to address for this?
Thanks
Colin Allinson
Amadeus Data Processing
Michael Donovan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :-
It appears you have run into the same problem one of our
Ladies and gentlemen,
It has been brought to my attention that the APAR for PERFKIT's TOD glitch
is
VM64142. PTFs to follow as soon as possible.
Thanks!
Mike Donovan
Tom,
You said, When I run the standard DRDA client code, which uses LE functions, the
communications work, just poorly. If the client code is running on the z/VM system, make sure
the z/VM LE APAR VM63885 is installed as well. This corrects some problems with DB2 code running on
z/VM that
EXECLOAD first determines what type of EXEC or XEDITmacro is being loaded.
If the object being loaded is REXX or alternate (read: compiled REXX),
then storage to load the object is obtained as LOC=ANY. If your virtual
machine is larger than 16M and there is available storage above 16M, the
object
You can also run with a single CMS and multiple LE segments using a series
of SEGMENT ASSIGN commands. Refer to
http://www.vm.ibm.com/devpages/donovanm/zvmle.html#MULTI for an example
of how to do this.
Mike Donovan
Richard,
CURRDATE and CURRTIME are updated during CMS IPL. Any STIMER
or STIMERM call will also update those fields.
Mike Donovan
Schuh, Richard
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