being dropped through the cracks, Also the size of a single,
comprehensive summary might force the issue to become clear enough to
merit swift action!
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DASD/MDISKS as the NEW userid?
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Mike:
In the past, when the hung user is an operating system (VSE
remember all the techniques to diagnose it from memory).
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to such a piece of the system.
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In the interests of staying on-topic (yeah, a lot to ask of a bunch of
caffiene-hyped A.D.D. sufferers), can we post further discussion of great
country music/trucking songs and singers to this thread - keeping the
original thread easier to follow?
Thanks! Elvis has left the listserve.
Mike
(NAME Erase332Stats)' ,
'| COMMAND LISTFILE * 332STATS A (TODAY NOHEADER',
'| SORT 1-8 DESCENDING',
'| DROP FIRST 1',
'| SPECS /ERASE/ 1 W1-3 NW',
'| CONSOLE',
'| COMMAND'
RETURN
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.
Unless the systems shutdown are SPOOL systems generally require
system-specific utility commands/programs.
H backup alternatives, their pros and cons would make a pretty
good session at SHARE and other user group meetings, no?
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I hope the afternoon sessions remain the same even if the speaker
changes... good and little-known subject!
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by installing a local PROFCMS EXEC, which is called
from all our supported (i.e.: remove it an you are unsupported here)
user's PROFILE EXECs. That keep most of our local requirements out of
SYSPROF EXEC, where changes at release boundaries have sometimes proved to
be challenging.
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.
Good Hunting!
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is buffered until the command ends and is
then
written to the primary output stream.command does not
intercept
CP-generated terminal output.
---snip---
Note the last sentence.
Shot_in_the_dark: OFF
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.
* then re-save the INSTSEG NSS, e.g.
* CP IPL 190 CLEAR PARM NOSPROF INSTSEG NO MTSEG NO
* VMFBLD PPF SEGBLD ESASEGS SEGBLIST INSTSEG ( ALL
* * * End of File * * *
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and PDEM from
http://vm.marist.edu/~pipeline/
PIPEDEMO makes it really easy to find this type of thing.
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Friday ... already!? And I've been having just sooo much fun this week!
:-(
It's also a sign if you cannot type maint... damn... MAIN! without
always ending those four characters with a 't'.
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I treasure a green badge-a-minute button, created by a witty colleague
when working at Kraft Foods, which reads:
AMERICA
SPELLS CHEESE
D2,D9,C1C6,E3
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Without sample RSCS and CP QUERY command output...
Try: CP SMSG RSCS CHANGE linkid sfid NOHOLD
No transfers required.
Try also: HELP RSCS MENU
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of Hewitt Associates..
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was different
based more on specific processor models that anything else.
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Ha!! We only *WISH* we were based on a 30-year old machine design! ;-)
Reminds me of a joke: last night I was out with ... oh, let's not go
there.
Is it really only Monday?
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never fully researched/understood.
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to those programs whose charges
become due on or after November 28, 2006.
Good news indeed for those planning to program their own worlds! I wonder
what the budget is for such a project?
Certainly Chuckie must have a license for **this** product. :-)
Mike Walter
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that missing devices error messages and such at logon and such could be
logged. Maybe IBM could deliver such a present (going back to VMSHARE's
NOTE XMASGIFT) in a future z/VM release?
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continue to run, but good to
use if you really want the screen cleared automatically.
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*before* VM:Secure was installed as something like: -CPNOVMX
MODULE.
There have been a few times where I walked operations through a SALIPL,
picking a previous -1CPLOAD MODULE to get the system up without my having
to drive in. Still got the system back up within the SLAs.
Mike Walter
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audit.
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that understand binary
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Were you running VM:Secure on that system? Are the DRCT cylinders
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Shimon,
I'm guessing that the z/VM 520 ATTACH command is causing an unload.
Perhaps try attaching the drive on both systems with NOASSIGN, then mount
it on 4.4 and try using it on 5.2.
That may prevent the unload from the ATTACH on 520, it having been done
before the tape was mounted.
Mike
, but a different
CEC), the interrupt cause VM:Tape to see the tape and we're off to the
races.
One day when we get it all working very
cleanly, we'll document how we did this using VM:Tape. VM:Operator, and
RSCS on VM, and IBM's automation product and Sun/STK's HSC (?) product
on z/OS.
Mike Walter
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it from VM/ESA 240 or convert it to a CP Exit (probably Exit 1200),
but it should not be hard. I can supply the outdated but nicely commented
(so we knew where it belonged logically instead of just by source line
numbers) source to anyone interested.
Mike Walter
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You can probably pronounce Ekabytes in whatever way VM Development wants
it pronounced (ask Chuckie). :-)
After a very brief search it seems that the non-VM world (you know: the
great unwashed) uses the term Exabytes rather than Ekabytes.
I'll be delighted to be proven wrong.
Mike Walter
://204.146.134.18/pubs/cp510/ASCBK.HTML
http://www.vm.ibm.com/pubs/cp31064/ASCBK.HTML
How one pronounces those URLs is left as an exercise for the reader (and
the speaker's tongue). ;-)
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for the installation. Is
that the case? If so, was there ANY other error before this one?
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Nah, you have to put the paper in the
printer sideways.
Sorry... should have resisted that,
but failed. It's Friday, folks! :-)
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up every week without any problems.
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install
VM64075/UM31868. It's another PAV-related PTF without which CP can ABEND.
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that for large files
-- on both sides of the transmission (whether they are both VM, TSO, or a
mix). Consider whether FTP might be a better alternative (especially if
using the scripting VMFTP package).
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the VM Workshop pages http://www2.marist.edu/~workshop/
But that's just me. :-)
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exit if you want it.
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in the reply from 'CP QUERY
USERID' - a fact that can, if desired, be used to change the way things
get started up within the PROFILE EXEC or elsewhere. We use it to affect
how things get done after IPL for disaster recovery.
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magic.
:-)
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costs for little-used products that you can eliminate.
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the same arguments with your TAG command
- ERASE SENDFILE EXEC A
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with at the same time).
:-)
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HALINVA1; T=0.01/0.01 11:21:14
Obviously, we have a few more full-pack
3390-3 DASD dedicated to paging. Even so, the total PAGES
IN USE are remarkable similar.
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reserve cylinder 0 on every DASD as PERM space and specifically do
not allocate any MDISKs, CP area, etc. thereon.
One cylinder per disk is really inexpensive compared to a (very unlikely,
but 100% avoidable) system outage.
Wearing both belts and suspenders in this case,
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on
both the 1st and 2nd level systems.
Thanks.
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a more elegant solution?
Obviously, a vertical bar (Pipe's default
stage separator) is a nonstarter.
TIA,
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I don't know if I've ever spoken to Mark -- but it is always sad to lose a
member of the tight-knit VM Community.
Please extend a VM Community condolence from all of us.
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it would need to be COPYFILE (UNPACKed.
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be of use. It sure helped us find a command override
that kept getting changed at IPL time (it as defined twice in SYSTEM CONFIG,
the second specification override the first). And it's a handy addition
to the Sysprog Toolbox!
Mike Walter
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Alan,
You are not the only one who doesn't understand that line of code! Don't
most women complains to men: What part of if no eq no don't you
understand?
Is it getting close to Friday yet? :-)
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Perhaps one might want to hold off a shutdown while an existing FTP
session completes? Esp. considering the recent thread on Ftp'ing large
dumps to vendors. One can always override the shutdown more emphatically
if the FTP is getting in the way of an urgently needed shutdown.
Mike Walter
the old laptop.
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Please
I'm typing the following in my best Southern accent... All y'all type
faster then I ken read! :-)
It's been a fascinating discussion and a credit to the members of the list
that such discussions can be had without a single flame or negative
personal comment.
Mike Walter
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. It is supplied with
the usual warranties, expressed or implied: none
Anyone wanting to use it will obviously need to change it for their
site(s), but it's a good starting point and may even help provide the leg
up when you need it.
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Fred,
It sounds as though you may be slightly (and understandably) confused
about the LOADPARMs required by z/VM. Try omitting the leading CONS
from your LOADPARMs, e.g. just enter: SYSG, or 0040.
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fine. Thought you might want to know in case this is
more widespread and preventing more discussion.
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, but nothing for the z/OS 1.7 guests.
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many pages of e-mails. Obviously, any such session would
also be a contributor for discussions on the list, not the ultimate
dictator.
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Neale,
Haven't you been paying attention all these years to Chuckie!?
All TCP/IP messages are self-explanatory and self-documenting. That's why
you cannot find it in the manuals.
Yes, Chuckie, we already know... what do you want, useful messages are
new features? ;-)
Beats me.
Mike Walter
Was that volumes 2 and 3 **through** 8!? %-)~
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not digress into a discussion of PC games here -- been
there, done that. Adventure was only mentioned for illustrative
porpoises.
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yield valuable info, too.
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). And also try from a V=V vm.
See: z/VM Programming Services for doc on Diag 64.
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moving page and spool volumes, there would be a step-by-step document
showing how to do it for a single volume (and as an example for all
volumes).
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Corp, and
then sold by the VM Systems Group.
Both companies are defunct.
Unless you have a specific reason to use XMENU, you're probably better off
using a different CMS menuing system.
Perhaps IOS3270 from the VM Download page, or DMSCMS (not sure if DMSCMS
is free now).
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as PERM 257 390
430W03 as PERM 1802 1901
5- Schedule a SHUTDOWN REIPL
After the IPL you *may* want to CPFMTXA the old page cylinders on 430RES
and 430W01 just to see if that causes I/O errors. If so, you know who to
contact. :-)
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volumes: 510SPL and 510PAG.
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I've seen similar results when IPLing
a 2nd level z/VM system and the page packs were linked R/O. Sure
you have them R/W?
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personal PUT application aging
standard of letting it age forty days and forty nights.;-)
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' is that none of them are distributed with z/VM as a matter
of course. (I don't even want to head it, don't start, Chuckie!)
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getting up
close and personal with DMSARE ASSEMBLE to build and implement a local
modification. He'd get what he'd like, and have a chance to learn a lot
about VMSES/E in the process.
Respectfully,
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as an exercise for the reader)
you could check all open SPOOL files
a few times to determine which one (or more)
is guilty of rapid output and take appropriate
action (perhaps: CP SEND CP guiltyID NOTREADY vdev)
-- left as another exercise for the
reader. :-)
Mike Walter
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). :-)
Here an alternate using parse:
parse value diag(08,'QUERY SET') with . 'IMSG' Imsg_set
.
'CP SET IMSG OFF'
'RELEASE X (DET' /* --- Performance, personal, clarity preference to
always enter FULL commands in EXECs */
'CP SET IMSG' Imsg_set
All back to normal
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for everything to be
`attached to SYSTEM.
`
`Advice about OFFLINE_AT_IPL
is also good to remember.
Richard Corak
---snip---
Pay particular attention to the penultimate
paragraph, which in my view pretty much states: when using duplicate volsers,
you pay you money and take your chances.
Mike Walter
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a pipes solution that provided access the latest crypto hardware on the
z9 boxes might be interesting.
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One would sort of expect that the first
customer to use these facilities would be good old McDonald's, right?
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emulator console
(with a very frustrating and weirdly customizable) keyboard.
Of the two, I'd choose SYSG every time.
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(in
agreement with LISTFILE) and 8 system (pointer) blocks.
Did something change in CMS since the
20030724 date on my trusty old DISKSIZE EXEC?
Thanks in advance.
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phsiii wrote:
Mike Walter [EMAIL PROTECTED] went on at length about the
Scroll Lock key:
Who, me? At length? Hah! That was significantly edited down from the
emotional content that is deserves!
But you pretty well summed it up yourself! Oh, and thanks for unmasking
my e-mail address
thoughts!
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a mighty tiny key. Since it was just
Scroll Lock and Num Lock for a pretty brain-dead numeric keypad overlay
I just removed the key. If that fails to work, maybe a lit match *will*
do the trick. ;-)
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Hmmm... Jim, did you order the PTF via the good old, reliable,
green-screen 3270 IBMLink interface, or via that new-fangled web-stuff
interface?
Maybe that's what causes the difference? Somehow I suspect you're using
the 3270 interface, too. :-) Just a stab in the etherdark.
Mike Walter
! 5,081 cards in your pocket!?
Must be really small cards or really big pockets!
Talk about playing with a full deck! :-)
Ah, it's Friday, isn't it?
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skydive more than once. :-)
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Obviously, that list READ:
statement should have been...
READ: VMFTP MASKPW
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directly issues the SMSG's to the IP talking service
machine. It was
just too simple to not to use the extra PROP server.
Kris,
IBM Belgium, VM customer support
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not quite said that yet -- we'll try to work with you on this
is more along the lines of what I've heard so far from the local Sun/STK
folks. Again, we'll see how this all plays out.
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applications.
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the MDISK before giving it to Linux for a
dasdfmt? It may explain Loren's problem, too.
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of
each new Linux guest MDISK to get a label or VTOC written. Or, maybe
we just need to add another parameter to the dasdfmt command to get such
written so we can skip the CMS format?
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Kim Goldenberg
out of support, VM/ESA 230 would be far more stable than a
current Windows XP!
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Ferdinand,
I do admit to being suspicious that some recent posts have not made it
through our spam filters, but for this topic I even logged onto the IBMVM
listserv and cannot find the topic in May or even April, 2006.
Still not trusting our spam filters, to what were you responding?
Mike
And then there's the latest name of
the ISV providing Nomad2... Select Business Solutions.
Now I ask you, who wouldn't want to
work with Select BS? And the (good) people I speak to
there seem to enjoy the double entendre.
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
The opinions expressed herein are mine
alone
Yes, there are a *few* sites that are having
stability problems,
Uh huh. And they're the whiney
sites. That's right -- you know who you are!! :-)
Mike (having a Chuckie moment)
Walter
Hewitt Associates
The opinions expressed herein are mine
alone, not my employer's.
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