IPF came with ready to use service machines, one of which was VMUTIL. IPF
was a separate product, but on of the required products if you ordered VM in
SIPO format. FLIST, BROWSE, WAKEUP, ACCOUNT, GETFMADR, DCSSBKUPRSAV all
modules part of IPF. IPF also gave panels, not documented how to use,
VMUTIL is since ages no longer part of the base VM system; WAKEUP is, but
the execs around it forming VMUTIL are no longer there.
As about the midnight problem: I try to explain the issue in documentation
of RxServer (RxServer can be used to create a functionrich VMUTIL server).
As to close
On Fri, May 7, 2010 at 8:20 AM, Kris Buelens kris.buel...@gmail.com wrote:
As to close consoles: that is best done a bit after midnight: CP's timestamp
for spool files is the time of open, so if one'd close consoles just before
midnight at date d, console files of very active machines will
VMUTIL is since ages no longer part of the base VM system; WAKEUP is, but the
execs around it forming VMUTIL are no longer there.
Guess that shows how long I've been at this. I've been carefully nursing a copy
of VMUTIL since SP5. 8-)
Maybe I need my brain flushed. I suspect IBM would pay for
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VMUTIL is since ages no longer part of the base VM system; WAKEUP is, but
the execs around it forming VMUTIL are no longer
VM/SP3 for me. I still use the DTR$WAIT to get it started after a
change to the WAKEUP file.
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I should have mentioned that VMUTIL was not part of VM/Sp but was
included in an licensed add-on package called (I think) ISPF.
Since I stole it from that package I guess I'm illegally running it.
/Fran
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Richard Schuh
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I should have mentioned that VMUTIL was not part
I should have mentioned that VMUTIL was not part of VM/Sp but was
included in an licensed add-on package called (I think) ISPF.
VM/IPF, later CMS Utilities.
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I should have mentioned that VMUTIL was not part of VM/Sp but was
included
I want to close the console logs of several server virtual machines on a
z/VM system automatically at midnight.
Is there something on the basic system I could use
- similar as the midnight message which is sent automatically as well -
or is a server running WAKEUP or any other time controlled
Go to http://www.vm.ibm.com/download/packages/
and take RxServer (to get code to have a full-blown VMUTIL using WAKEUP)
Install VMUTIL
Then get CONCLOSE from the download lib too and issue
SF CONCLOSE EXEC to VMUTIL
SM VMUTIL ADDON ALL 00:00:10 () EXEC CONCLOSE
2010/5/6 Buettner, Wolfgang
Outside of the guests themselves closing their consoles -- using another
guest with some kind of scheduling capability and using SEND/FOR commands is
the only way.
Scott Rohling
On Thu, May 6, 2010 at 8:29 AM, Buettner, Wolfgang
wolfgang.buett...@softwareag.com wrote:
I want to close the
VMUTIL is part of the base system, and does tasks like that. If you use it,
set it to fire a few moments before or after midnight - longstanding issue of
losing events precisely at midnight.
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