What I do is have the generalized routines (FRR, ESTAE, ARR) that gathers
diagnostics and potentially takes a dump. The recovery creator routine
optionally specifies a specific routine to follow up on the recovery for the
specific case - if none, percolate.
I also have an option that prints regist
I must admit to being quite twitchy at the thought of a general purpose
recovery routine trying to be too clever.
I like to keep it as simple as possible and avoid making any recovery situation
worse by going off the rails chasing unicorns during recovery logic.
FWIW - the recovery design goals
This thread has got me thinking about services like IFTTT and Pushcut to handle
notifications etc from the HMC.
But then I guess none of you would be allowed to build anything around them.
Cheers, Martin
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Grant Taylor <023065957af1-dmarc-req
Hello,
We have a CICS module that issues a RACROUTE REQUEST=AUTH to query a user's
access rights to a resource. We execute the module on our LPAR and it works
fine returning RC=0 if the user has access.
When we put that same CICS module on our client's LPAR the RACROUTE
REQUEST=AUTH always ret
Is the class active on customer system?
Use "TSO SETR LIST" to examine class status information.
Rob Scott
Rocket Software
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John Blythe Reid
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2023 10:42 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subje
DECOUPL= ?
On Wed, 29 Nov 2023 04:42:01 -0600 John Blythe Reid
wrote:
:>We have a CICS module that issues a RACROUTE REQUEST=AUTH to query a user's
access rights to a resource. We execute the module on our LPAR and it works
fine returning RC=0 if the user has access.
:>When we put that same C
We use Broadcom's OPS/MVS as an automation tool.
This allows us to register for hardware events through the OPSBCPII server to
get the messages in the syslog/opslog and write some automation on it,
including sending out tickets.
If you don't have OPS, maybe you can do something with HWIEVENT, whi
CSVQUERY can provide the name and load point. If there is only one version of
the module, or if you can figure out where it came from, then you can use a
mmodule map from, e.g., AMBLIST, to determine the CSECT. Unfortunately, CSVINFO
and CSVQUERY do not return a DSN or path.
--
Shmuel (Seymour
Rob
You are correct but I can tighten it up
The code is old no 64 bit gpr s
Pointing to the right registers SDWA or from RB
When I worked at ASG the systems group had recovery routine used by every
product / TMON for ….
I didn’t put in a SDUMP option
All I’m saying it’s an old file and i
Hi:
I am doing an FTPS from z/OS 2.4 to a server and am getting the following
GSK error:
SP01 MESSAGE 0004 08:47:20.122796 SSL_ERROR
Job TCPIP Process 037C Thread 0002 gsk_read_v3_record
Errno 007A (122)
Socket read failed from 192.168.99.25.21
I have no
#define EIO 122 /* Input/output error */
Found in CEE.SCEEH.H(ERRNO). It doesn't really help, though!
Robin
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Roberto Halais
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Su
Hi Rob,
Thanks a lot for your reply. However, we executed the SETR LIST command and we
can see that the classes involved are indeed active.
By the way, this is a conversion from Top Secret to RACF.
Regards,
John.
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For IBM-M
John
The next step is to examine the RACF RC associated with the SAF RC=4 as that
will help narrow down the reason.
Rob
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In TCPIP messages and codes socket return code 122 is ECLOSED but that may not
help much either.
Is the client relying on ATTLS ? If so have you looked on z/os Unix syslog and
MVS syslog for at-tls messages ?
Keith
> On 29 Nov 2023, at 13:51, Robin Atwood wrote:
>
> #define EIO
W dniu 29.11.2023 o 04:56, Mark Zelden pisze:
On Thu, 23 Nov 2023 14:20:51 -0600, Jon Perryman wrote:
On Wed, 22 Nov 2023 22:35:13 +, Seymour J Metz wrote:
I suspect that there was a game of telegraph, whereby crucial details got lost.
It is normal to allocate page datasets in a user c
Check your keyring/keystore.
The desired record may not exit
You may not have access to it
You may be able to get a trace of the problem
Set environment variables
GSK_TRACE=0xff
GSK_TRACE_FILE= ... if this is not specified it defaults to
/tmp/gskssl.%.trc
the trace file is a binary.
use the Uni
Rob,
I'm looking at SAFPRRET and SAFPRREA in a test on our LPAR. After checking a
non-existent resource SAFPRRET contains X'0004' and SAFPRREA contains
binary zeros. Is the value in SAFPRRET the RACF RC ? The RACROUTE macro return
code in R15 is also X'04'.
Regards,
John.
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Yes - so you have a "4,4,0" set of SAF_RC,RACF_RC and RACF_RSN
From the RACROUTE macro docs , the RACF-RC/RSN means :
04
The specified resource is not protected by RACF.
If PROTECTALL is active, no profile is found, and the user ID whose authority
was checked does
not have the SPECIAL attribute
Jon P wrote (somewhat tongue in cheek)
When did IBM start creating minor CDE's for each csect in a load module?
We all know that the answer is "never" and (to the unasked question) "never
will".
It sounds like the idea is not to find information about the program that blew
up but rather about
The reason it hung was when I started to debug the recovery I had NOT linked it
REUS
The way I debug I do a TEST command
For the driving code
LOAD the recovery module and do a breakpoint at +0
Thus everytime the module was invoked a new copy was loaded
Sorry
> On Nov 29, 2023, at 11:32 AM,
Radoslaw and others,
Please consider supporting my idea on the ideas portal.
Better support for multiple master catalogs in a sysplex.
https://ibm-z-hardware-and-operating-systems.ideas.ibm.com/ideas/ZOS-I-3890
Lennie Dymoke-Bradshaw
https: //rsclweb.com
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Lennie,
I won't support it, because I don't want it. In my opinion it is bad
approach.
BTW: there is quite new feature
F CATALOG,RESTART(new.mcat.dsn)
which I like.
As an alternative I would consider some solution like dual MCAT -
similar to dual RACF db, or Db2 log.
--
Radoslaw Skorupka
Lod
I looked briefly at it. One of the files described it as the sample recovery
routine from a SHARE presentation.
It is pretty small, most of it formatting and issuing WTO messages containing
the kinds of things that IEA995I provides.
I didn't see any recovery code, but I didn't look closely.
--
The last sentence of the requirement reads,
"I believe IBM needs a new approach to the handling of these situations. Either
there needs to be a formally agreed process for having 2 or more master
catalogs in a sysplex, or there needs to be a way for VSAM data sets to be
“multiply-owned” by more
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