Doing a search on NoSQLz, I find that was developed by Thierry Falissard.
There is a copy on the CBT tape (file 910).
On Tue, 22 Jul 2025 17:24:56 +, Amr@Systemz wrote:
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>There was a product called NoSQLz about 10 years ago. Is EzNoSQL the same
>product ? On Tuesday, July 22, 2025 a
ng for dynalloc.
peter
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>>We have a file transfer tool, that is used to send data to z/OS, however if
>>the dataset is a gdg, and there is a disp=old on the gdg
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>We have a file transfer too
We have a file transfer tool, that is used to send data to z/OS, however if the
dataset is a gdg, and there is a disp=old on the gdg, the dynamic allocation
fails and the transfer job also fails.
We can have them run a script prior to the actual transfer and I want to be
able to check if there
I loved reading that book, way back in college (P1, that is).
Peter
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>You probably already know of it, but "The Adolescence of P1" the computer is a
>main character. Not sure how old it is. I've had my
We run into this type of issue a lot, with the MQ/MFT transfer tool and batch
jobs, as the agent portion runs as a STC. If the batch job submits to send a
file, but has any step, after the step running the request to send the file,
that references the file to do something like delete the datase
Tim,
Thanks for the link. While the initial discussion, from that link, seemed a
little light on some of the details, I found a very good article, that seems to
dive into the guts of the new TELUM II processor and Spyre card.
https://www.servethehome.com/ibm-telum-ii-processor-and-spyre-ai-upd
Alan,
Having worked with both Hitachi and IBM, for open systems storage replication,
I can say that the method for handling replication on each vendor's storage is
completely different and would not work at all with each other. I can only
guess, that it also works that way for mainframe disk.
Mike,
I have normally been on the RACF-L list, however, since changing jobs last
year, I've had some problems with the e-mails from the list getting through to
my new e-mail address.
I, personally, have not seen work running without a valid RACF userid
associated with it, though I have been in
R.S.
One of the reasons to use ACCESS(READ) ID(*) and not UACC(READ) would be that
the first forces the user accessing the programs to actually be a racf userid.
I believe, that if you have a job, come across via NJE, it is possible that the
submitting system did not provide a userid, and woul
Lizette,
When setting up the site in site manager, click on the Advanced tab and set
server type to MVS,OS/390, z/OS. Then specify the remote directory as your tso
userid, in quotes.
Peter
On Sat, 26 Aug 2023 08:14:48 -0700, Lizette Koehler
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>I am hoping someone
sure to mark the certificate as trusted.
Peter
On Mon, 12 Jun 2023 08:36:34 -0500, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
>On Mon, 12 Jun 2023 08:22:03 -0500, Peter Vander Woude wrote:
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>>What I have done, to get these certificates, is to look at the keystore on
>>the pc, and save a copy of t
What I have done, to get these certificates, is to look at the keystore on the
pc, and save a copy of the certauth record from there, in base64 .cer format.
Then edit it, copy and past into a dataset on the mainframe.
Peter
On Mon, 12 Jun 2023 08:13:54 -0500, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
>On Mon, 1
Mike,
While z/OS doesn't support LACP, if your networking folks support OSPF areas,
you can sort-of setup an environment where the OSPF is balancing the inbound
traffic between the various OSA connections and your main IP address's are
VIPA's.
Long Long ago, when I was running ADSM on z/OS,
Has anyone been able to setup their jobs, that send diagnostic data to IBM, via
ftps or https using a proxy?
Now for us, the https is not as straight forward as a normal proxy. Ours
requires us to pass and indicate it's to use ntlm authentication (that's what
we have to specify in the smp/e re
Peter,
Has anyone started working with Zowe on your system? If so, you'll see a jump
in the smf records for tcpip. Just a thought.
Peter
On Tue, 15 Mar 2022 20:16:52 +0400, Peter wrote:
>Hello
>
>In last few days our SMF man dataset is getting filled quickly and usually
>our SMF man dataset
Bill,
While red alerts can be good, they do not provide information on
Security/Integrity apars that have been generated. To get those, you have be
subscribed to the IBM Z Security Portal portion of Resource Link.
Peter
On Wed, 22 Dec 2021 03:59:25 +, Bill Johnson wrote:
>You’re thinkin
Prior to IBM introducing OMVS to z/OS, the term USS was used by VTAM as the
acronym for Unformatted System Services. Once OMVS was introduced, I do seem
to remember a bit of discussion on the use of USS, as VTAM folks used it, and
it was starting to be used by the folks pushing for more use of
I've had several different titles during my tenure at my current company.
Currently it's Systems Administrator.
Peter
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I think the only time I wrote something that ran correctly the first time, was
back in college coding in assembler on a Univac EXEC O/S system, where I was
writing a program for a class, and I did have the program working, but didn't
like how I had written one section, and completely rewrote the
Vinoth,
Are you seeing any IDC3009I messages. A s913 abend is usually a security
related issue. It looks like you have EventAction active on your system, and
it is not allowing the CCNDRVR program to be run.
I'm not conversant with how EventAction works, but maybe it has rules to limit
on
Yes it does. From the HCD manual, there's a section that talks about them
Defining a special FBA device (FBA)
You can use a new type of disk devices, known as Fixed Block Architecture (FBA)
or Fixed Block (FB) devices. Devices of this type may be considered as a data
bridge between z/OS syste
FCP connected SCSI drives is done via san zoning. Considering that IOSFBA is a
function within z/OS. I don't know how that connectivity works.
Peter
On Tue, 11 May 2021 15:47:31 +, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>What about IOSFBA and FCP connected SCSI drives?
>
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I can comment on this, as I do san admin (along with z/OS and a couple of other
things).
From the z/OS perspective, it only deals with 3390 dasd architecture, and
3490/3590 tapes, and is connected via FICON, which may or may not go thru a
FICON director. On the ficon director there is a config
locsite fwfriendly sets it so that the client is the source for all connections
going to the remote ftp server (in ftp terms it's a PASV mode connection).
When the ftp server is running, the config on the server can specify a range of
ports that it can tell the client to connect to it for the da
Paul,
In the normal pgp encryption processing, you encrypt the file using the public
key of the target system/vendor. There should be no need to use the
passphrase, when encrypting a file to send to someone...
The passphrase used on the other side would be so that they can get access to
the
Carmen,
Do you have any usermods that move any of the LE runtime programs from SCEERUN
to SCEELPA? I tried this once, and with 30 programs moved over, I lost 1M in
private region size. I do load them into lpa, but I do it via a SET PROG of a
member that does LPA ADD.
Peter
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Peter,
I don't know if this could be the base of what you need, however I'd like to
point you to a github page for something that Walmart did for generating unique
zUID, guaranteed to be unique until the year 34,000 (built with patent pending
algorithm). It was built as a cloud solution, howev
Dean,
It's not the SMF JWT that's kicking the users off. That would be a S522 abend.
Peter
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Brian,
I do use AT-TLS with CSSMTP to our internal e-mail relay. For the keyring, you
need to add the CA's that have signed the ssl cert for the server.
If the e-mail server is using a self-signed certificate, you need them to send
a copy of it (only the public portion) and it has to be added
Gadi,
In order for your z/OS lpars to stay in line with the NTP servers time, you
will need to change your CLOCKxx member to look like this:
OPERATOR NOPROMPT
STPZONE YES
STPMODE YES
TIMEDELTA 10
An IPL will be required to put this into effect.
Peter
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We did setup an ipsec tunnel between our z/os system down to a group of
devices. Our environment may be different in that the tunnel goes to our
firewall, which the devices are in a secure vlan behind the firewall.
a couple of notes:
1) the ipsec tunnel definition is between your base (i.e./ pr
Jerry,
I take the SMPHRPT, write it to a dataset, then use TXT2PDF to create a pdf.
Download it, and when reviewing it, I put post its in the doc and comments
about what the action is, or just a reminder to look at the action doc.
Peter
Thank-you all for your responses. Again the IBM-Main community shows it's
strength.
I think I'll be sticking with ECS at the moment.
Much appreciated,
Peter
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Ok, building parallel sysplex. For the catalogs I am planning on using ECS for
the shared catalogs (which is all of them).
What is the recommended method for handling the catalogs in a parallel sysplex,
ECS or VSAM RLS?
Thanks,
Peter
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The apar is meant to deal with those types of hacks, where someone has a list
of userids and then just try to logon to TSO by connecting and attempting to
logon to TSO. Without the apar/parm, the normal logon screen shows the person
IF the userid actually has a TSO profile.d
When the correct p
I just submitted to the cbt site, an updated file 228, that works correctly.
The problem lies in how the clist was parsing the output from the hsm command.
The format changed a long time ago. I had got it working for me, just didn't
think about submitting the changes.
Peter
On Tue, 7 May 2019 09:26:58 -0300, Clark Morris wrote:
>Could someone use DF/DSS, DF/HSM, FDR or FDR/ABR to copy the database
>and then download the dump of the database?
>
>Clark Morris
>>
Clark,
If they have read access to the database, yes. That's what happened in the
Swedish bank hack, b
I'm testing out the TSO support of 8 character userids, and am running into the
scenario where when that user, submits a job with it's userid as the jobname,
I'm getting TSO messages, that say "jobname truncated" and "Userid plus jobname
characters cannot exceed maximum jobname length of 8".
Ac
Do the datasets for the isv product happen to have the same high level
qualifier as an SCLM project? If so, that is the reason you are getting the
warning.
Peter
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Thanks for all that you have done and best wishes in your retirement!
Peter Vander Woude
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Keep in mind that the article says that as it is IEEE doing the survey, and
IEEE's primary membership is Electrical Engineers, the survey is primarily the
languages that EE's would be using.
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The file out on his webpage shows that DAF hasn't been updated since 2010. I
know that recently, I was seeing invalid smf 80 records, but it turns out they
are newer subtypes (x'1BB'). I just repeated a couple lines of code, that
basically says it's ok, but doesn't process the data.
I see in
>>Has anyone seen on z/OS2.2 I see DAF is reporting "Unknown Datatype x01BB"
>>and while downloading and assemble/linkedit latest CBT 094 >>gives me 0255
>>for various undefined symbol though I have checked the maclib .
I see that on z/os 2.1 also. The issue is related to the RACF type 80 with
Arun,
In the IDCAMS listing, I see that the files are defined NONSPANNED. With the
records being variable length, you could have as few as 2 records per ci, since
the max is around 11000. if all the records are the minimum of 170, then you
would have around 156 records per ci.
Have you looke
Does anyone have an IEFACTRT exit, that produces a flower box AND processes all
the smf30 extension records for when DDCONS is set to NO, so we just get one
total for all the EXCP's done to each DDNAME? I've tried the ones on the CBT
tape, and none of them seem to do that.
Thank,
Peter
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Lizette,
The error message we see is
IGD17272I VOLUME SELECTION HAS FAILED FOR INSUFFICIENT SPACE
DATA SET xx.xx.xx.G0014V00
JOBNAME (CTEC004A) STEPNAME (STEP0100)
PROGNAME (IKJEFT01) DDNAME (DD1 )
REQUESTED SPACE QUANTITY = 65536000 KB
STORCLAS (SCTST) MGMTCLAS (MCEX180) DATACLAS (DCEXST)
ST
I've run into an issue that I can't figure out. When using BPXWDYN and trying
to use AVGREC parm, the dynamic allocation request is using a HUGE (like
65536000 KB) space allocation request, even though the request is for LRECL(32)
and AVGREC(K) with SPACE(8000,500). The REQUEST does have BLKSI
Brian,
Per your comment
"I don't think the vendor (or anyone) can change the language of a contract
that has not expired in any way without the site's written approval. If it's
perpetual then I don't see how any vendor company can fight that. They
accepted the money and they have to stick wi
We lost the ability to use it, after Active directory was updated to use
signatures. The only option is to turn disable the use of login signatures
(not sure if that's the correct term, right now), and that ain't gonna happen,
so DFS/SMB ended here.
Maybe this request will kick them so that th
John,
Tell them that their cobol routine will probably run around 11 times longer
than the current assembler routine.
Our programmers used to use a cobol to read in a file, for ebcdic to ascii
translation, and then this subprogram would be called for each record to
convert from ebcdic to ascii
Previously, I have used Performance Essential and when it was implemented it
saved huge amounts of time, as it changed what the default vsam buffering mode
of NSR and activated LSR. In a prior job, we saved around 10 million i/o's per
week for just one application.
The products like Performanc
Kirk,
When you switched over to the Rocket versions, did you have any issues with any
perl or php code?
Peter
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Anthony,
If you have DB2 in that plex, I would think twice (or thrice) about increasing
the resmil value, as DB2 does heavy enqueue activity. I remember one
presentation (I think it was at share or maybe another conference), where
someone from IBM GRS presented the following item:
Company A i
Yes RESMIL(5) will reduce cpu consumption, it will also potentially cause
performance delays to your jobs, as each system will hold the enq request for a
minimum of 5 ms. If you have any applications that generate alot of enqueues,
that need to be sent through the ring, they will run longer.
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>Wayne Bickerdike wrote
>To Peter Vander Woude
>Did you watch the video? If so you missed the display at 2:24 which clearly
>shows ADCDMST and SYS1 group access.
>In this case, I would wager with you that this is an ADCD system and the
>video maker set it all up.
>Yes I a
I'm not sure where everyone saw the ADCDMST userid being used. When I viewed
the video, I saw the userid used, for the ftp, to be bt0, and that is set at
around the 30 second mark into the video.
I agree with many, who have participated in this discussion, that RACF can be
configured to reduce
I know of at least one of our vendors whose product does not generate the srb's
that would get dispatched on the zIIP, if it's not there. However, they will,
if you ask, take some of the smf data for the sorts and run their analysis of
those records, and come back with projections based on your
Ok, Finally figured out the problem. I had inadvertently left component trace
for SYSRSM on, after working on debugging a SA78-18 abend.
Turned it off, and we're back to normal!
Yeah!!!
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Here's some more info. I've got a volume, that is online to our production
lpar and one of our test lpars. If I run a full volume dump on my test lpar,
it uses 6.88 seconds of cpu time. If I run the job on my production lpar, it
uses 20.86 cpu seconds.
Using Mainview and doing a trace of whe
1) Full volume backups every 4 hours
2) no control cards were changed
3) no, maintenance was not applied to running libraries (never do that)
4) yes an IPL was done WITH CLPA (it's always done at IPL).
5) Yes maintenance was installed that affects ADRDSSU
One other item, during analysis that has b
We are running z/OS 1.11 and in prep for our upgrade to 1.13, we IPL'd last
week sunday to implement the ptf's for toleration/compatibility with 1.13. In
reviewing our performance last week, we are seeing large cpu time increases in
programs such as ADRDSSU, where the week before the IPL, ADRDS
One other item for consideration is that the performance, thus response, from
the CEX will also depend on the encryption algorithm being used. If you are
using Triple DES, it will take much longer than if you use AES, even at the
256bit level.
Peter
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When was the modem connectivity abandoned?
>>2. Call home. Modem connectivity is abandoned, so VPN is (will be -
>>depends on your HW level) the only option. That requires connectivity to
>> corpo lan.
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