, and then all the HIPER PTFs as well. All were downloaded using the
CMS FTP command from the IBM site in Boulder.
Mike Walter
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and, as a bonus, less error prone.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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Asked innocently
). But once it's up and running, it's not a huge amount of work. I
can vouch for that personally having lead CAVMEN for 6.5 years.
Consider establishing a local VM (and Linux!) user group on your own - it
looks really nice on your resume! Bill Munson provided some great places
to get started.
Mike
sysprog does it all.
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without it. It should be in every serious z/VM System Programmer's tool
box.
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on the 191 disk beside the PROFILE EXEC? Does the
PRGRAMLY in the LOGONBY look familiar? Are there directory entries for
VAUTOLG1, VOP1, or VMAINT?
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Decommissioning is entirely between your CE and your site.
Ask your CE if he/she has other ways to obtain hardware error information
instead of this old application. If so (and probably) then he/she will
probably not care. And you'll save a little electrical power, too!
Mike Walter
Hewitt
VM/VTAM was an MVS product shoe-horned (with some pretty clever work) into
VM.
Wouldn't the appropriate VM and MVS-ish command be:
Z NET,EOD
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since good 'ole VMBSAR (which we used to rely
on) does not support 3590 tape restores.
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with email processed by
PROFS, and I'm told, OV/VM), it could be a source of inspiration for your
own perspiration.
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A. Harry Williams
where they came.
Often they require LRECL 80 RECFM F, sometimes LRECL 1024 RECFM F, and
other times whatever the author specified when they packed them with
VMARC. It depends... :-)
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of the
current workload being considered for consolidation onto System z
hardware. IBM has some very comprehensive TCO analysis tools, and appears
to very much enjoy running them.
Mike Walter
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One accesses a file directory with a filemode, even though there's no
filename and filetype.
E.g. ACCESS filepool:directory.subdir O (FORCERW
It's the O in the above example which is the filemode. Use that in
your:
vmarc unpk cmsddr vmarc b * * O
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and whistles, **properly used**, can
significantly enhance the message.
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an upcoming change or outage will affect all users of the system
What upcoming change!? What outage!? Why weren't we told earlier so that
we could properly prepare!? Will it affect me?
Is it Friday yet?
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remain the same forever (and perhaps be the same for every guest so
there are fewer differences?).
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On 3/13/08 2:20 PM, McKown, John [EMAIL
that it handles attachments from our main e-mail system: Lotus Notes.
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device addresses between your production and D.R.
locations, the service machines that need specific device addresses can
adjust themselves when they start up so that you can bring up your
restored production system 1st level at your D.R. location.
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for a test, of
course) because then you have the opportunity to figure out which is the
real USER DIRECT, or worse - which has some of the real entries and
which has the rest of the real entries. A good PROFILE EXEC could
easily check for such duplicate errors.
Mike Walter
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this for on-site D.R. */
?disaster=(ConfigSysId='DISASTER') /* This for off-site D.R. */
can be used by various service machines (maybe AUTOLOG1?) to decide
what should be done automatically based on where they are being started.
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And if the various recent posts to the list about wiped out files and
mdisks has not convinced your management to take regular backups, now is
the time to point out the follies of not doing so and get them scheduled.
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of
OCO.
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Please respond
. To avoid this requirement and make the
changes without shutting down the product server, we have provided a test
field update.
More details at:
https://support.ca.com/irj/portal/anonymous/phpdocs?filePath=0/185/185_techdocindex.html
Mike Walter
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with your operators. :-)
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with a simple toggle left/right PFkey press so that they don't have
to call you for support when they inevitably change their minds.
So... the real answer can probably be summed up as: place it where ever it
makes YOU the most productive; and remember that you can change you mind
any time.
Mike
Or... print the article. It worked for me the same day it was mentioned
on the list.
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I have the unsubstantiated general impression that people from blue
states seemed to want it on the right, and people from red states seem
to want it on the left. If that is correct, the universe shall come to an
end soon. Where's the restaurant, and my blanket?
Mike Walter
Let them eat cake.
Oh, wait... Miguel said that the cake is a LIE!.
Let them eat cupcakes?
I had to google the cake is a lie to understand that. Miguel is a
zNetGener, while I'm zAnachronism
Mike
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'COMMAND SET PREFIX OFF'
End
Otherwise
Do
'COMMAND SET VERIFY 1' min(lrecl.1,lscreen.6-7)
'COMMAND SET PREFIX ON LEFT'
End
End /* Select */
Return
...
At the press one PFkey and cycle through LEFT, RIGHT, and OFF.
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of these
limitations, or use backup tools at rely on a client running on the system
being backed up to get a stable, reliable, and _restorable_ backup.
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the system was last
running).
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showed:
---snip---
PROGRAM:
TAPEMON
FUNCTION:
TAPEMON RUNS IN A DVM AND RECEIVES SMSG COMMANDS FROM USERS
TO MOUNT TAPE VOLUMES AND MANAGE A LIBRARY.
AUTHOR: DON JOHNSON, STORAGE TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
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I would ask IBM to not close the PMR until there is a better error msg than
just a return code.
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Turns out
Oops, Richard's correct. Change my mention of CA's Syback (an ancient
name) to CA's HiDRO.
Something was nagging me when I wrote that, Richard provided the
confirmation why. :-)
Mike Walter
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not something anyone wants to
do when considering a long-term career. :-)
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.
The sales team also sent a Mainframe Roadshow March 2008.pdf document
that points to the link above.
Attachments are stripped by the listserver, so you'll have to ask your IBM
rep for a copy.
It's worthwhile poking about that pdf file.
That's all I can say about the rumors. :-)
Mike Walter
Hewitt
And why, pray tell, do we really need sequence numbers on the records any
more? Is someone afraid that they are going to drop the virtual card deck
on the real raised data center floor?
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; IBM sells
disk, too!
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, but XEDIT's SET VERIFY 1 * takes care of that pretty easily.
Removing the 80-byte card restriction (antiquated given that very few
sites have in-use physical card punches or readers any more) sets the
stage for many other future directory statement improvements and
extensions.
Mike Walter
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for an '*' (a common leading comment character),
or TCPIP's leading ';' but without requiring an adjacent trailing blank
(something that has bitten me repeatedly in TCPIP config files).
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a PMR? Get your money's worth from your support contract!
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Chris,
What a coincidence: tonight Lost returns to TV, and tonight you leave
*us* lost with news of your retirement.
May you never have to work on a CritSit in retirement. Now every day is
Casual Friday!
Best wishes,
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
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so that most recent backup is always -1, then -2, etc. Anyone is
welcome to ask for a copy of CPCONFIG EXEC. But it flies in the face of
IBM's use of the CF1/2/3 disks (think: VMSES/E's SERVICE EXEC and PUT2PROD
EXEC).
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
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The CMS command ACCESS re-sorts the active file table. Try issuing, that
then running your program.
If that works, you could just issue the ACCESS command from inside your
program via a CMSCALL (?).
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On Sun, 27 Jan 2008 07:42:57 -0600, Mike Walter
(no spool, etc defined so the full IPL would be
fruitless).
Note that it would not work the other way around... z/VM 5.anything
requires zArchitecture hardware, which VM/ESA cannot virtualize.
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what
Dave is seeing, assuming that the system sending the files to his reader
is using SENDFILE.
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-feeding it to poor Alan.
Happy New Year, indeed! ;-)
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Guide, right?
Probably the person who asked the question: When did it first appear?
;-)
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, but like to keep a fairly
accurate favorites folder of good ISV products.
Do you have a current web page for them?
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Yorama,
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Our point in using DIAL OPERATOR is partly to avoid having operaors need to
logon to a VM ID, and manage that ID's security as operators change roles.
If they were going to logon, they could just use VM:Operator's magic VMYIAMOP
to acess the console.
Interesting idea, though.
Mike Walter
a
:vmlink example.
Maybe something like (without including changeable pubs numbers):
/* See the z/VM TCP/IP Planning and Customization manual for details
about using the SYSTEM DTCPARMS file. */
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Console with
message: HCPDIA743I DIAL function not available
I could easily modify HCPDIA to get around this, but before doing so would
like to understand the rationale which led IBM to prevent DIAL from an
Integrated 3270 Console.
Mike Walter
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** Happy New Year to
all of you, too!
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have better control with DIAL OPERATOR (even though all the authorized
DIAL users need to use the same model terminal when dialing - we prefer
Mod 4's).
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)
before opening a PMR. But I will do that Monday morning if not sooner.
Mike Walter
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But Alan
to permit fill-in-the-blank as well as the standard Models
2/3/4/5.
Or maybe that was an OS/2 thing (talk about distant past!).
I'll have to set up a separate .ws file for Model 5+ (133 across, 42
down)!
Mike Walter
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information.
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Please
DMSDIE3550I All APPC/VM and IUCV paths have been severed.
...
---snip---
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to maintain some privacy around what's being done,
sometimes the posts have sometimes been difficult to interpret.
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Schuh, Richard [EMAIL
Uh, so that the Wait State could get a parking space closer to the door?
Is it Friday yet?
Mike Walter
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Sent: 12/05/2007 01:02 PM
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Subject: Re: How to create a CP Disabled Wait State?
In glancing
. Maybe
Linux used to need to see the disk label (volser) on cyl 0 (rec 3 ? w/o
looking) of the MDISK.
I'll let you know when we've tested again. Thanks for the tips.
Mike Walter
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dasdfmt just format what it's given without
CMS having to prep it? What would it take to change dasdfmt to do so?
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Well-stated need!
Look up SFPURGER. It's already on your system.
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Sent: 11/29/2007 09:29 PM
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Subject: Looking for an EXEC to Automate the cleanup of old RDR,PRT and PUN
.
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). :-)
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one you may
decide that 100 cylinders of real disk for TDISK is not worth the effort. (We
have 2 full 3390-3 for TDISK, but they only get used if there's not enough real
storage for a VDISK).
Mike Walter
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Supported in what way for what need? Maybe check:
http://www.ibm.com/search/?en=utfv=14lang=encc=uslv=wq=hyperswap+vm+linux
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Please
was displayed
on the console?
And... yes. To me your suggestion makes eminent sense - particularly
given that IBM does not ship z's with 16E of real storage, nor would z/VM
support that much. I do wonder how much physical space 16E of z storage
would take. :-)
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
on CPUID
via SYSTEM_IDENTIFIER)
- Permit it to be set by SALIPL screen
- Permit it to be set by as a LOADPARM from the CP IPL command
- Permit it to be set as a LOADPARM by CP SHUTDOWN REIPL
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in the SYSTEM CONFIG file and this is value displayed in
the lower-right hand corner of your terminal, whereas the CMS command
IDENTIFY returns the node ID from the matching CPUID in the SYSTEM
NETID S file. That's a small, but important distinction when attempting
to automate server startup.
Mike
True... But I was hoping to get a Yes, this will work. or No this
will fail.
OK, I can help... Yes, this will work. or No this will fail.
Hope that helps. It's the least I could do. I always try to do the least
I can do. :-)
Is it Friday yet? (I need a better challenge than that!)
Mike
), then it's working as designed.
As stated earlier, just adding a Dummy File is a simple action. But
without knowing that you are really trying to do, we can't provide a
correct answer.
Mike Walter
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link in the chain that
can fail.
I'll continue to choose the right tool for the job. Just because you have
a spider, not everything is a web. :-)
Mike Walter
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access. IBM might be wise to do that anyway, so that sysprogs can print
them off to hand to their own management - particularly for customer sites
where the invitees cannot or will not attend. Often, insurrections
start from the bottom anyway. :-)
Mike Walter
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with had a heavy Indian accept and
asked multiple unrelated questions, but as best I could tell users will
still be able to change their own passwords. I won't be too surprised if
his reply and reality don't mesh after October 31. Time will tell...
Mike Walter
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, the GameFrame where Hoplon has integrated the IBM Cell
with Linux for System z to produce an Internet gaming environment.
Mike Walter
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Bill Munson [EMAIL
some users! ;-)
Mike Walter
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READ: HUNGUSER HELPME
When a userid becomes hung in a LOGOFF/FORCE PENDING state, the following
alternatives may
.
Does it use ACCESSM0 ON and then ACCESS vdev fm/fm (MODE0 the DEFINEd
MDISK to keep the user from accidentally writing on the DEFINEd MDISK but
still see filemode 0 (zero) files?
Thanks!
Mike Walter
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easy to find the next time I can't
remember by (from MAINT) entering: FL *RSU* EXEC *
Currently, UM97530 leads to: APAR Identifier .. VM64232
Which in turn, states: 5301RSU AVAILABLE, ORDER UM97530
You should be good to go.
Mike Walter
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situation. In my best Gilda Radner voice:
never mind
Any other messages on the FTPSERVE console? (Yeah, I know you already
checked, but it obviously never hurts to ask for other evidence)
Mike Walter
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VM:Operator? Yep.
I've never used it, but there's a provision for Host/Node interface. See:
Chapter 10. Setting Up the Host/Node Interface
There's a lot of good stuff in VM:Operator that most people (mea culpa)
don't use or are not aware of.
Mike Walter
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Yep, again. See Chapter 10.
Mike Walter
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Sent: 08/29/2007 04:30 PM
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I was thinking more along the lines of operating all systems from one
terminal.
Regards
, the problem is
solved. No need to even tell the stack I'm all done now, start normal
monitoring.
Mike Walter
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Alan Altmark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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: making it easier to manage
userids that you have access to logon anyway. But as the short guy with
the big ears (no not Mickey Mouse or George W Bush; Ross Perot) once
said: The devil's in the details.
Mike Walter
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the guilty party) - nothing leftover lying
around?
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Or better yet, google VMFTP (written by Romney White), download it, and you
can write rexx scripts that test for reply msgs and return codes. Very
powerful, not too difficult.
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associatea
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Sent: 08/24/2007 11:54
Congratulations to all the new Knights of the Order of VM. Your earnest
contributions to the VM Community have served you well.
Best regards,
Mike Walter
Sir Mike the Prestidigitator
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by an unknown artist. Would make nice
posters.
http://www.100mb.nl/
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Could you: CP TRANSFER RSCS sfid other_ID RDR
(preferably other_ID = the origin ID)
Then start the link, RSCS REORDER, then start the trace and TRANSFER the
reader file back to RSCS's RDR?
Mike Walter
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be to stick with
minidisks until you have a chance to experiment with SFS. It's a steep
learning curve to get to reach the shining light at the top.
Mike Walter
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within the required time, cheaply,
with few people, and work well! ;-)
Mike Walter
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I wonder what system(s) host the gateway servers? :-)
Regardless, it's GREAT news to hear of such strong interest.
Now if our (using the royal our) most senior management can just hear
about it, too! If that attempt is made, be sure to use simple words and
ideas. ;-)
Mike Walter
Hewitt
, but not
z/VM.
No doubt someone from IBM will chime in with upcoming z/VM plans (if they
haven't already as I send this)
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
- Original Message -
From: McBride, Catherine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 08/01/2007 02:03 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject
target
ID; what is the response to: CP Query SET
4- In the directory entry for that userid and the target userid, what are
the OPTION record settings?
5- Can anyone else issue the same commands/run the same product/app?
6- Has this every worked before?
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
Any opinions
.
BTW, there are some very good VM support folks working for CA in Herndon,
VA. If the code is sensitive, you might want to lean on them for help.
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
Any opinions expressed herein are mine alone and do not necessarily
represent the opinions or policies of Hewitt
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