1) Is 'XRC' and 'Global Mirror' the same thing? YES.
(2) I see questions posted in the past regarding 'GDPS/XRC' and z/VM
not supporting timestamps. That is correct, XRC of zVM systems does not
support timestamps, so you cannot recover to a sync'ed point in time, but
you
can just recover, from
Actually, sniping is discouraged. Snipping is encouraged. :)
MA
On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 6:52 AM, Mark Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
SNIPING is encouraged!
mark
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FYI, an apar has been opened (below) and a workaround is presented for an
XRC suspend that occurs when formatting a VM minidisk.
Mary Anne
APAR= OA26125 SER=MS MSGANTX5104E
XRC ANTX5104E RC=0901 DURING FORMAT OF A VM MINIDISK
STAT= OPEN FESN0565517-
According to the z/os 1.9 DSS Reference manual p688:
It (the Standalone RESTORE command) cannot restore from tapes created by a
DFSMSdss logical dump, from a DFSMSdss tracks dump using the CPVOLUME
keyword, or from dump tapes produced by other utilities.
FYI.
MA
On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 11:11 PM,
Ok, first off, I know it's spelled vexing. But that doesn't look as nice. :)
I'm having fun with rexx today. First, I'll tell you the problem I'm trying
to solve, in case theres a better way, then I'll
tell you the problem I'm having in my rexx exec.
Problem: I have 50 some linuxes all sending
? Check the options).
There is a solution for your problem but I'm away from my cms system at
the
moment. I'll check later (unless someone here knows the answer off the
top
of
their head).
i
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itself if a variable is not initialized.
However, a set = at the top of your code would kill your SET statement,
for example.
I can also see the .LINUX1 giving REXX some trouble w/o quotes around the
statement... Anyway - FWIW - Scott
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 7:49 AM, Mary Anne Matyaz [EMAIL
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Ok, first off, I know it's spelled vexing
Hello all. I have two VM LPARs, each with a mod9 spool. One is at 4%
utilization and one is at 26%. I have run SFPURGER and
perfkit option 7 shows nothing major on either. Both have several NSS's that
are the largest according to perfkit. Q RDR OPERATNS shows
no records for dumps. There are a few
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Hello all. I have two VM LPARs, each with a mod9 spool. One is at 4%
utilization and one is at 26%. I have run
There's a relatively new whitepaper on large memory configurations that also
has some CPU info.
MA
http://www-03.ibm.com/support/techdocs/atsmastr.nsf/WebIndex/WP101151
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Hi Alan. We have moved about 3 small and 2 large Oracle applications over
from z/OS.
Mary Anne
On Jan 31, 2008 8:56 PM, Alan Ackerman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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My original topic was completely hijacked by disucssion of ZIIPS and
ZAAP so I am going to try again.
Please no more ZIIPs and ZAAPs.
://www.zseriesoraclesig.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=194sid=7bbd301cf7899f5d6c32e2a2c5e9efe4
Mary Anne
On Jan 29, 2008 10:39 PM, Mark Post [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Matyaz
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Oracle is a great one
Oracle is a great one as Oracle will no longer be supporting the z/OS
platform.
MA
On Jan 29, 2008 8:00 PM, Rich Smrcina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What sort of workloads are being run on z/OS that can also run on Linux
for System z? Websphere, Domino, DB2, Oracle? All of these are
Can you add a CPU while it's running? From the linux side, I mean? We
couldn't figure
out how to get linux to recognize a new cpu.
Mary Anne
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I have a feeling this is
It's ironic, isn't it, that the argument the AIX guy is using is the same
one we used against AIX and
Windows way back when'Yes, they may be quicker for small things, but
they have no security, no RAS, no management tools, etc'. That's what makes
them quick and agile, not having all those
Someone in IBM had a paper that detailed this, basically called CONLOG. I'm
checking to see
if it's ok to post it. But basically, you you do a SPOOL CONS CONLOG START
EOF in each Linux's profile exec. Nightly, we do a 'bump' by issuing a SPOOL
CONS CLOSE then the SPOOL CONS CONLOG START EOF again
John, normally I get nothing but the secuser messages, unless there is a
reboot, then I get all of those message. A quick scan of my logs shows a
dasd(eckd): I/O status report for device 0.0.1149, so I guess you get those
too.
Basically, you don't need it when all is well... but you really need it
We haven't really tested the GDPS Automation part, but XRC is working pretty
well for us, and we have brought up VM and Linuxes at the D/R site. GDPS
WILL automate the activation of the LPAR so as long as you have everything
set to come up automagically from there you should be fine.
The only
An ispf like editor on linux would be great. :)
MA
On 6/12/07, Spann, Elizebeth (Betsie) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The kicker for me in my first install was formatting the Linux disk
w/out having a Linux system. Having to drop out of the text based menus
and figure out how to format and then
The what?
MA
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Yeah, was kidding John. :) Should've smiled.
MA
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Subject: Re
One time at band camp
On 5/31/07, Stephen Frazier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But music majors are Geeks also. They are just geekish in an artistic way.
:0
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I studied music in university. Geekdom came later.
David
Brad,
PTF UM31428 is not marked in error, so if it did not fix your problem either
IBM isn't aware of a continuing problem or is is possible you are not using
the appropriate load module? If not, suggest you open a pmr.
Mary Anne
On 5/30/07, Brad Hinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I saw a
Robert,
I'm not familiar with hyperswap at all, but GDPS/XRC should run fine with
VM. We have tested IPLing VM from the tertiary disks at a DR site that were
xrc'ed.
Mary Anne
On 4/5/07, RPN01 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What can anyone out there tell me about ³Globally Dispersed Parallel
Can you tell me what versions and levels of the various opsys involved are
required? May be moot, since we run CSE.
Z/OS 1.6 with GDPS 3.2 and Z/VM 5.2 with RHEL 4.3.
MA
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What can anyone out there tell me about ³Globally Dispersed Parallel
Sysplex² for zOS, and zVM sharing DASD with that environment?
Probably the first thing I should have told you is that it's Geographically
Dispersed Parallel Sysplex. :)
David is correct, Netview and SA/390 are required for
Not to be picky, but, I think it's picky, not pickey.
picky. *Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1)*. Random House, Inc. 09 Jan.
2007. Dictionary.com http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/picky
MA
On 1/8/07, Tom Duerbusch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pickey, pickey, pickeyone little character
Also - is it normal for the volume serial to be 0X followed by the device
number?
fdasd or dasdfmt, one, will by default set the volser to 0Xdevno.
So, yes.
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We do a dasdfmt command with the -l option to add a volume name. Example:
dasdfmt -b 4096 -y
Let me add another twist for you gurus...imagine you have a 2T database and
the veritas solution over the network takes too long. You don't have any
tapes on VM and you want to use the VTS on MVS. What would you do?
Mary Anne
On 12/7/06, LJ Mace [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are using adrdssu
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