Currently have one z/VM 5.4 LPAR on Z9 processor. IOCDS is created and
maintained via z/OS in another LPAR. We have 4 stand alone 3592 tape
drives that are shared across LPARs. Any negative effects to z/VM LPAR i
f
they use AUTOSWITCH in the IOCDS? These are the only tapes that z/VM has
ac
> I agree with the Support Center. The assembler is required in order to
> import an IOCP deck into HCD. So if you want the convenience of that,
> you
> buy the assembler. If you don't use HCD, you don't need the assembler.
> If
> you want to use HCD, but don'
upport Center. The assembler is required in order to
import an IOCP deck into HCD. So if you want the convenience of that, you
buy the assembler. If you don't use HCD, you don't need the assembler. If
you want to use HCD, but don't wish to import an existing IOCP deck,
choosing t
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On Friday, 11/05/2010 at 10:01 EDT, Mike Walter
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> Does your company have HLASM
It's a bit circuitous but it should work.
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When VM is us
When VM is using an IODF and MVS is on the box doesn't the changes show up in
VM when the IODF is activated in HCD?
I though the Dynamic commands in VM only needed to happen if you are using an
IOCDS and IOCP to maintain the HW.
When the Hardware Configuration(HAS) matches the loaded IOCD
Just get, via FTP, emulator upload, sneaker net, or whatever, the IOCP
source from whoever maintains it,
Make your changes and send it back to them.
When they process it through HCD it will produce a production IODF file
which can then be exported as a sequential file back to you.
Then you just
Can't do that, you don't actually get access to any source (that I can
tell):
1HCD Time: 13:49 Date: 10-11-11
Page:1
z/VM 5.4.0 HCD
0(1) FILE=A1 IOCP A
-Statement Orig Sev MsgidMessage Text
0E CBDD600I HLASM MODULE
As an alternative, you can also use the Dignus System Assembler product in
place of HLASM.
Rick Barlow
Nationwide Insurance.
On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 8:50 AM, Frank M. Ramaekers wrote:
> I want to convert my IOCP to HCM/HCD, but one of the requirements is
> HLASM, which I do not have an
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Frank:
If you have LPARs zOS and zVM you can use only one zOS version of HCD/HCM.
Only one LPAR must be a IOCDS' owner at a time.
With more than one CEC, only one HCM can export the several IOCPs to the
others zOS images. The zVM images respect the IOCP changes made by zOS (it
acts as &quo
On Friday, 11/05/2010 at 10:01 EDT, Mike Walter
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> Does your company have HLASM on any other System z O.S.? If so it would
> seem that you could send the file there, run HLASM on it, and send the
> results back to z/VM.
>
> Or... talk to your IBM rep or IBM business partner to see if IBM
Yes, we have it on z/VSE 4.2.
Frank M. Ramaekers Jr.
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I want to convert my IOCP to HCM/HCD, but one of the requirements is
HLASM, which I do not have and will not be able to convince management
to purchase for a one time conversion.
Options?
TIA,
Frank M. Ramaekers Jr.
Systems Programmer
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Hi Richard,
you also have the possibility to ftp a file direct into the Reader of a VM
Guest. There is a parameter RDR in the ftp-server configfile SRVFTP.CONFIG.
You can check with the commands q hcd if you can change dynamic a iocp / iodf
q hcd
06:32:05 HCD is currently active: IODF = IODFBD
ast enough.
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I have a colleague whose background is MVS and hardware. She is having trouble
trying to do the
When we had VM-only machines, the z/OS people had a way of doing HCD
updates through the HMC. They didn't send any files to VM. I don't
know the details on how that's done.
Dennis
"If I could not go to heaven but with a [political] party, I would not
go ther
> o MVS will write the iocds file into the proper SE slot on the MVS
machines
>
> On the machines that only have VM, no z/OS, have the VM lpar to do the
Dynamic
> activation without having to POR.
>
>
> She thinks the gist of the process is
>
> o use the Expo
the machines that only have VM, no z/OS, have the VM lpar to do the
Dynamic activation without having to POR.
She thinks the gist of the process is
* use the Export command on the z/OS HCD using the production IODF. This
should contain the hardware token.
* FTP the file to CBDSACT user
Schuh, Richard
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Our hardware folks are trying to use HCD to manage IOCPs on boxes that do not
have any z/OS LPARs. They have asked me if I would pass a question to the VM
list. Here it is:
"Using the vm/HCD co
Richard,
Specify the slot on the CBDSACT command.
Mark Wheeler
UnitedHealth Group
Date: Tue, 1 Jun 2010 08:25:50 -0700
From: rsc...@visa.com
Subject: HCD
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Our hardware folks are trying to use HCD to manage IOCPs on boxes that do not
have any z/OS LPARs
Our hardware folks are trying to use HCD to manage IOCPs on boxes that do not
have any z/OS LPARs. They have asked me if I would pass a question to the VM
list. Here it is:
"Using the vm/HCD command CBDSIOCP how do you supply the IOCDS slot name you
want to use.
Ex on CCPUF I want slot
naged the IOCDS with both z/VM Dynamic I/O commands and z/OS
HCD. We have even managed the IOCDS with z/VM Dynamic commands when
there are z/OS LPARs present. In that case, z/OS just does a soft
activate after the HSA is updated by z/VM.
On our z/VM+Linux only IFL machines, we use z/VM Dynamic I
You can certainly load and activate an IOCDS dynamically from another machine
in the complex, and I see no reason why the VM dynamic sense would not work.
(I normally load and activate HCD configs across 3 machines from one single one
- and those images also contain VM images
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Dennis,
Did this process include dynamic changes, or did you have to POR to pick
them up?
Thanks!
Mark Wheeler
UnitedHeal
Dennis,
Did this process include dynamic changes, or did you have to POR to pick them
up?
Thanks!
Mark Wheeler
UnitedHealth Group
Date: Thu, 18 Feb 2010 10:53:17 -0800
From: dennis.l.o'br...@bankofamerica.com
Subject: Re: Using HCD on an IFL-only Machine
To:
We used to have z/VM-only machines here. The IOCP was maintained by the
z/OS people using HCD. They had a method of using the HMC to import the
configuration into the z/VM machine. We didn't use an IODF, just an
IOCP. These were 2064's in basic mode, but I would imagine that the
pro
get what
you told it was there, and there are limited things you can do. You model it in
HCF on z/OS like it was another processor connected into the same
configuration. The VM version of HCD is also quite old; it won’t know about the
most up-to-date devices.
I generally don’t recommend IODF
following sequence of HCD commands:
Create a skeleton file:
CBDSIODF IODFxx WORKIODF A 2048
(xx being the IOCDS to be update, our convention)
To load the IOCP source into the skeleton file:
CBDSMIGR IODFxx WORKIODF A IODFxx IOCP A I SystemL 2066-001 LPAR H020731
(IODFxx IOCP is our naming
We've been running z/VM alongside z/OS, where the I/O config has been managed
with HCD by the z/OS folks. No worries!
Now we are getting an IFL-only box and want to maintain this organizational
relationship. I am not familiar with HCD on z/VM but from doc it looks like
IODFs can be ma
, December 20, 2007 2:20 PM
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Subject: Re: new to HCM/HCD
Ed,
Use the CBDSIODF command to create a WORKIODF file.
Use the CBDSMIGR command to migrate IOCP source into the WORKIODF file.
Use the 'z/VM I/O Configuration' book for command syntax and pr
, 2007 2:24 PM
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Subject: Re: new to HCM/HCD
Take a look at Option 5 (migrate configuration data). Also there's good
information in Chapter 11 of the HCD User's Guide (SC33-7988).
Regards,
Kevin
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Hello Everyone.
I am new to HCM/HCD. I am connected and I can see some things
happening.
I have an IOCP that I would like to migrate to an IODF
Take a look at Option 5 (migrate configuration data). Also there's good
information in Chapter 11 of the HCD User's Guide (SC33-7988).
Regards,
Kevin
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Sort of. It's one of the linemode utilities documented in the VM I/O
Configuration manual. Be aware that it is VERY picky about input format.
You may have to jigger things around several times to get it to eat a
normal IOCP.
Hello Everyone.
I am new to HCM/HCD. I am connected and I can see some things
happening.
I have an IOCP that I would like to migrate to an IODF (WORKIODF).
Is there a migration utility that copies z/VM 4.3 statements to
IODF statements?
Ed Martin
330-588-4723
ext
You're right and we've certainly done or do that.
Jim
O'Brien, Dennis L wrote:
It's true that you can't add devices dynamically from VM if VM isn't the
owner of the IOCDS, but you can add them from z/OS and VM will see them.
Dennis
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ndowed us
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> To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
> Subject: Re: HCD question
>
> Hi, Ed.
>
> No, HCD is not a chargeable itemit's shipped as part of the base
> z/VM 5.3 offering and you can start using it straight away.
>
> Edward M. Martin wrote:
> > Hello E
Thank you to all that responded to my HCD question. The various
responses have been a great help.
Hi, Ed.
No, HCD is not a chargeable itemit's shipped as part of the base
z/VM 5.3 offering and you can start using it straight away.
Edward M. Martin wrote:
Hello Everyone,
Is HCD a chargeable item? It sounds interesting.
I have it on the VMSYS but it is not inst
Hello Everyone,
Is HCD a chargeable item? It sounds interesting.
I have it on the VMSYS but it is not installed.
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We do all the HCD maintenance from one of the z/OS lpars. You do not
have to send the files to VM. I'm not sure but what that might cause a
problem altho you would be just loading the same set of IO definitions.
VM finds the IO definitions at ipl time. I don't even know if our IOC
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I'm currently installing z/VM 5.3. I have two other LPARs on this box
running z/OS 1.4 and z/OS 1.7. Can I maintain (either temporarily or
permanently) my hardware/software configuration for the z/VM LPAR using
HCD under z/OS?
: Monday, December 03, 2007 12:19 PM
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It has always been the case that for a given system (e.g. z9), there is
one and only one LPAR that should place the IOCP online; and only one
LPAR that should be doing dynamic IOCP changes. This is somehow
longer do
dynamic changes. This is not related to z/VM having access to the IOCP
source or not.
As fa as I know, HCP can even create IOCPs for other systems than the LPAR
it runs on; in that case, it is useful to ship the IOCP source created by
HCD to a VM on another system and use the IOCP
ve personal knowledge of this, but I believe the answer is a
> resounding YES. In fact, attempting to use both z/OS HCD and z/VM HCD on the
> same box could result in major grief. Choose one, and stick to it.
>
> Peter
>
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You should be able to use z/OS's HCD to create the IOCDS for z/VM. I
believe you will need to send the files to VM and use the IOCP routine
to write it out to the SE
I use this code to compile and write out the IOCDS source
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Subject: HCD question
I'm currently installing z/VM 5.3. I have two other LPARs on
this box running z/OS 1.4 and z/OS 1.7. Can I maintain (either
temporarily or permanently) my hardware/software configuration for the
z/VM LPAR using HCD under z/OS
Hi, Chris.
Absolutely yes...stay with z/OS HCD to manage your hardware/software
configurations for both z/OS and z/VM LPARs. z/VM ships it's own version
of HCD only because some sites installing it might not already have z/OS
available. z/VM is quite happy having z/OS's HCD m
I use z/os HCD to maintain both z/os(three lpars) and z/vm (an IFL). We
share DASD and I just mark the dasd that z/vm uses as reachable for that
partition. The only other thing that is different for us is we mark
WLMPAV as NO (where z/os has YES). Hope that helps
I do not have personal knowledge of this, but I believe the answer is a
resounding YES. In fact, attempting to use both z/OS HCD and z/VM HCD on
the same box could result in major grief. Choose one, and stick to it.
Peter
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I'm currently installing z/VM 5.3. I have two other LPARs on this box
running z/OS 1.4 and z/OS 1.7. Can I maintain (either temporarily or
permanently) my hardware/software configuration for the z/VM LPAR using
HCD under z/OS? I have a huge learning curve ahead of me and not having
to le
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? This is what I could
not find.
Regards,
Kevin
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The IODEVICE
The IODEVICE Addresses represent the FCP subchannel devices out to the SAN.
They are not the actual disk volumes. They are portal devices, much like
how OSA subchannel devices are to an IP network.
The FCP subchannels are all you will configure in HCD or IOCP. The actual
disk volumes are
I am new to FCPs and associated storage. I have reviewed the numerous
FICON/FCP manuals on the subject.
I understand the setup of the CHPID and CNTLUNIT (no SWITCH and LINK
information respectively, etc.), but I am not clear on the IODEVICE
ADDRESSes.
If I have one z/VM partition, two FCPs and 6
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