Hi all
After we submit a JOB, we need reply highlight message issued by the JOB
in console.
Could you tell us how to issue ' D R,R' command to get reply-ID and reply
this message by REXX?
Any suggestions /samples are highly appreciated !
Thanks a lot!
Jason Cai
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Using " ISFEXEC SR" verb is a good idea.
Could you see me a sample REXX for " loop thru the returned
logical rows to locate the prompt that you are searching for "?
Thanks a lot!
Jason Cai
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Hi all
After we submit a JOB, we need reply
Hi all
We want to make sure two z/OS use the same parameters(PARMLIB,VTAMLST,and
so on)
Because there is some parameter which is multiline in member, it isn't easy to
compare them.
Is there any way to compare parameters in one z/Os with parameters in
another z/OS
Any thoughts/commen
Dear
We could write a program to handle specific parameters and values before
comparing them against the target library
We found that some parameters are just defined in a different order in
different z/os, but they are actually the same definition
Some parameter definitions have differen
Hi all SDSF provides use of the FILTER command for OPERLOG. Could you tell
us how to use the FILTER command for OPERLOG in batch(REXX)? Any
thoughts/comments/suggestions would be greatly appreciated Thanks a lot! Best
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Thanks for your help!
I have another question.
When we use the SDSF ??FILTER" command on the operlog, the output of
"FILTER" is the complete messages ( for multi-line messages)
If we use "POS" or "INDEX" on the OPERLOG rows, how to
handle multi-line messages?
Thanks a l
Hi all
We want to handle a big file (about 5,000,000 records in it) by REXX. We
also compile the Rexx PGM by REXXCOMP
//COMPILE EXEC PGM=REXXCOMP,PARM=??ALT SL COND TRACE??
//SYSIN DD DSN=yourlib.SYSEXEC(REXXIN),DISP=SHR
//SYSCEXEC DD
Hi Kolusu
Could you tell us which language is an ideal tool for editing/modifying
huge volumes of data in z/OS? Cobol?
Is there the best compile way for REXX?
Thanks a lot!
Best Regards,
Jason Cai
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>Are you attempting to read the entire file with EXECIO (STACK or EXECIO
(STEM?
We just read 500 records every time using EXECIO 500 (STEM.
>What are the attributes of your file?
The file is the output of listc cat(ucat) format = VB ,133,27998.
Thanks a lot!
Best Regards,
Jason Ca
Hi
>well you did not answer my question as "what exactly is your rexx routine
>doing? " Based on the requirement, we can suggest the best tool/language
>to use
We want to analyse the output of listc cat(ucat) for oracle taplib
to generate statement
to define entries for the new ucat this
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Hi Kolusu
>If your requirement is to merely parse the listcat output and generate new
statement, DFSORT does a good job at that and it is quite easy to do it.
Show us an example of input data and expected output from it.
input
0NONVSAM --- BACKUP.DB2LOG.PLEXNP1.EPD1.D210919
HI
Hi Hobar
We changed PROFILE VARSTORAGE to HIGH and compile the rexx again.
The issue is solved.
Thanks a lot!
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Hi Robert
If the rexx isn't compiled,your suggestion is right.
If the rexx is compiled,we have to change ROFILE VARSTORAGE to HIGH for a big
size file.
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Hi all
For performance, we want to filter keywords (for example:'ERROR')
from oplerlog with DFSORT.
If the keyword is is a fixed position in operlog , we could put
the keyword in the other dataset.
We could join the oplerlog with the dataset using DFSORT to filter
all messages t
In addition to all the other good points already made - if you skip the v
xcf,offline in a parallel sysplex - IPL takes that much longer because there
wasn't proper cleanup done to the CF resources. That means XES goes out and has
to do policy reconciliation - making sure that the old connection
Dear
>problem description:
>There will be some batch job which will update/insert records in db2
> database based on some input from other system during the daytime,the height
> of on-line processing in the future.
Ok, I will bite.
> Questions:
> 1. Is there anyway to control the ba
> And you would probably be asked, in a nice way, something that correlates
> to "can't you read?" and the PMR would be closed.
You (and IBM support) asked me the same thing when the problem occured 36 hours
(!) after the setprog lnklst,update command (that I had not even issued). Thank
goodnes
> Just curious you don't use dsitbl01 anymore or am I dating myself .lol
No idea since I don't 'do' NetView. I guess this is because there are two
NetViews per system, one system automation netview and one networks netview.
MPF is set to AUTO(YES) for everything. And I also guess that this w
> "All but impossible" means "very nearly impossible", "impossible
> without very great difficulties", and the like.
I see. It's almost entirely unlike (I couldn't resist.)
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> EXIT REPLACE EXITNAME(SYS.IEFUTL) MODNAME(IEFUTL)
> DSNAME(SYS2.LINKLIB)
This example implies that the new module is loaded from sys2.linklib. Which in
turn means that the old exit (that probably had been loaded at IPL into LPA) is
still the
> EVERYONE has a story about a PDSE that failed on them in 1995.
1995? As recent as 2009 in our case, IIRC. Thankfully not load module libraries
in linklist. Admittedly 'weird' PDSEs with recfm=VB. Response by IBM when
reported as a problem: "You didn't have the ptf on when the corruption
occur
> Is a PDSE with a RECFM=VB weird? I hope not because I use that format
> for my C/C++ source libraries that don't reside in the z/OS UNIX file
> system.
Yes, that is weird. Check the archives for my woes with that format - both
performance wise and corruption wise. In a large VB PDSE with many
> During IPL the system the last message which appear on the console is as
> follows and after that the machine is not available any more.
> I tried to IPL from HMC but the problem is exactly same.
>
> CUN2046I AN EMPTY UNICODE ENVIRONMENT HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED
> CUN2005I CONVERSION ENVIRONMENT S
> I understand that IBM provides a multi-release co-existence support policy
> for z/OS and other ServerPac products, which very adequately covers much of
> our IBM inventory, and that IBM will fix any problems discovered. But, have
> you actually encountered any problems caused by co-execution
> Why all this web mail stuff? Doesn't anybody actually use their ISP's mail
> servers with an actual mail client sending and receiving the mail on their PC
> anymore?
I do. Unfortunately only at home, email clients cannot go through the firewall
at work. Although I don't use the ISP's mail se
> This got me to wondering is there any other info you can glean from a dump of
> a looping SRB? For a TCB you could look for registers in the TCB/PRB/SVRB to
> get a clue of where you were recently.
>
> Is there anywhere else you can go for this sort of info for an SRB?
If you only have a du
> This is also why copy of the member gives you a good member. ISPF COPY is
> smart enough to recognize the PACKed data and unpack it when it is copied.
>
> If this is the issue, you will need to repeat this for every member that has
> the problem. Beware! If you edit a member that has PACK O
Brian,
> Well we had such a pleasant phone call on Friday with IBM reps on this
> subject. Much to our DISMAY, they maintain that this access was never
> free and that promoting web sites costs money.
I think what you're seeing here is that someone at IBM screwed up royally. It
all comes out b
New system, new 'fun':
On a vanilla ADCD system I just started Health Checker. It validly told me that
routcode 11 is sent to consoles. I removed rc11 from the only active (MCS)
console on that system. HC *still* complains that an inactive console gets rc11.
V CN(inactiveConsole),DROUT=11
> And if you listen to Martin, everyone out there on zSeries (of any sort) is
> apparently wallowing in memory anyway.
They are. The memory just isn't for z/OS, it is for zLinux. After all,
everybody knows that z/OS makes do without adequate resources, when Linux
applications fail.
You wouldn'
> Drilling down into Mainview, the program has allocated 10 MB, and IEFIIC has
> taken an additional 21 MB. What is IEFIIC doing with all this storage?
My guess is that IEFIIC hasn't done *anything* to get that much storage.
Something in the TCBs attached under IEFIIC used IEFIIC as 'owner' of i
> IBM would like to turn this symbolic money to real one. If I understand
> correctly BDT has a symbolic price about 2000 $.
Didn't know that. I might also happen to us.
> Why delete a product ?
The other reason why I might want to get rid of a product is DASD space,
especially on an ADCD sys
> Wouldn't everyone ?
> Sometimes it's hard convincing people (management/ops) a SAD is needed, but a
> better description in the FM(s) would help knowing what to look for.
I agree. In my last job it took my being able to diagnose a bad problem from an
sadump to get the manager to allow me to tak
Hi all
There are three LPARs in our SDM system in the same machine. We don't have any
CF for this system
This system is a base sysplex,so we need to define CTCs between LPARs.
We don't like to define CTCs. Is there any other way to implement base sysplex
excepting CTC.
Thanks a lot!
Hi all
We are migrating CTC ESCON channels to CTC FICON channels.
We want to use HCD Option 2.10 to build I/O configurations ,then we
change some parameters to migrate CTC from ESCON to FICON.
Could you share your any experience to do it ?
Thanks a lot!
Best Regards,
Jason Cai
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started:
D U,CTC,ALLOC,devnum,n
D NET,LINES/D NET,ID=name
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Hi all
We want to know JES2 Spool Space Utilization .Could you tell us what type SMF
data record this utilization .Could you have any JCL&Program to format this
type SMF data?
Thanks a lot!
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Hi all
When FC CTC LCUs are defined, why CUADD is from 01 to FF? Could it be
from 00 to FF like for DASD ?
CNTLUNIT CUMUBER 4010,PATH=(80),UNITADD=(00,008),LINK=(08),
CUADD=1,UNIT=FCTC
In our shop,there are four base sysplexes in one physical box. There are three
lpar
Hi all
We meet two issues about RMF III
1) Could you tell us how to open a production RMF III on the test envirnment ?
2) Is there any utility to create RMF III report by a batch job?
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> The START command processor needs to build and "initiate" some JCL to start
> what was requested. The JCL will be sent to a subsystem that is able to
> process that JCL. The Master Subsystem (MSTR) and the Job Entry Subsystems 2
> (JES2) and 3 (JES3) are the ones I know.
> The first operand
> You probably mean //STARTING EXEC ... not //STARTING JOB, do you?
I am on vacation right now and cannot test. I know that two lines are inserted,
one of them is a JOB card, the other an EXEC statement. Both are input by
forces outside of my control (since I haven't found what to tweak to make i
> Yes, it is true. The case you describe is *not* supported. Full stop.
Okay, that's good to know. That means that I have to remove the JOB card for
STCs from any JCL that sits in a JES2-only proclib concatenation. I guess I
don't remember the behaviour prior to started jobs all that well.
> W
Hi all
Could you explain what is the diffenet between volcount and Dynamic Volume
Count ?
I am very confused how to use volcount and Dynamic Volume Count
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> I'll see your 6.5 years and raise you!
>
> SYSPLEX INITIALIZATION TIME: 02/24/2004 23:46:17.566318
And how much junk have you accumulated in your sysplex and CFRM CDSs in those
years? Just do an ADRDSSU dump of the primary CDS and check.
Barbara
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>
> SYSLOG STC2 +MASTER+ 144 C STD LOCAL 70
>
> SYSLOG STC00018 +MASTER+ 128 C STD LOCAL 3,536
>
> SYSLOG STC00052 +MASTER+ 12
Elardus,
> There are at least 6 big dams where you can angle all within 100-150
> kilometers from where I live.
Do you mean go fishing? (No, not the card game!) :-)
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> Other folks have pointed out that it looks like your sysprog didn't
> complete the customization of the Program Prep part of Debug Tool to
> tell it where your copy of the COBOL compiler is (which can be
> LINKLIST). It appears your system doesn't have it in the default
> IGY.SIGYCOMP locati
John,
> I _think_ your RACF problem was due to the fact that the first time
> the ZFS address space tried to open the VSAM file, it didn't have
> correct RACF access. So the open failed, as I would hope it would.
Well, that the open failed took me by surprise completely. It doesn't fail on
the oth
Ron,
> 1) I'm not seeing any CLCK/EXT/DSP entries for the logical processor within
> the the trace.
> 2) The Physical CPU changes on every trace entry for the 15 second period,
> There are only 11 trace entries.
>
> So it looks like the LCP is jumping all over the place onto different PCPs
> w
> How does one say "enough already of this thread" in French, German,
> Russian, Finnish and COBOL ?
STOP!
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> I've had a look at using SYNCSVC but I think this will only stop one of the
> several thousand requests comming in per second.
>
> I don't think there is any way to stop the whole AS for the duration of the
> dump capture?
That is easy: Do a slip trap with action=wait and take a standalone du
I know that this is not the RACF list, but I am not subscribed there, so I am
hoping that someone can tell me what to do. I am reluctant to make changes in
that class - if I am wrong, then I cannot get into my telnet session anymore
because OMVS/TCPIP might have severe problems.
ADCD 1.13 syste
> RACF use the best match principle. If it can't find a matching
> profile/member, it will move on to profiles with wildcards:
>
> So, for example, it will move from profile XYZ to XY* to X* to *.
>
> If no match are found, a default return code for PROGRAM is used.
Well, the RACF admin guide (
Walt,
> I believe that is an incorrect inference, Barbara. As I remember, that
> documentation is specific to the case it describes, having an exactly
> matching name (ABC) and that same exactly matching name but extended by the *
> (ABC*).
>
> For the case of ABC and * RACF should still use
I managed to break it. :-(
Whenever someone tries to ftp into our 1.13 adcd system, we get (after typing
in the password):
ICH422I THE ENVIRONMENT CANNOT BECOME UNCONTROLLED.
BPXP014I ENVIRONMENT MUST REMAIN CONTROLLED FOR DAEMON (BPX.DAEMON)
PROCESSING.
> What happens if you define DFSMRCL0 as program controlled although it is not
> "loadable at all"? I had the same problem in another ADCD system from a
> customer and solved this issue with a RACF definition as far as I can
> remember.
Well, it doesn't help in my case (and I didn't expect it t
And now I have managed to make it work again: I deleted the BPX.DAEMON profile,
which makes the need for a program controlled environment go away. I think. Did
I mention that I hate USS?
Now, if anyone has any insight what I missed defining while still having the
bpx.daemon profile - I would ve
> Consider though that AMATERSE uses SYSUT1/SYSUT2, not INFILE/OUTFILE which is
> used with TRSMAIN.
Except when you call AMATERSE (from sys1.linklib) as TRSMAIN, the expected
input/output DD is INFILE/OUTFILE. Just so customers don't have to change their
JCL. One should have removed all steplib
> - Neither FTP, nor HTTPD (IMWEBSRV), nor LDAP, nor "all other STC's" need it.
I beg to differ. FTP most certainly did not run until I had deleted the
bpx.daemon profile from facility. The reason was the unclean environment (pads)
In my case, OMVS is running under OMVSUS1, which is trusted with
> I didn't doubt what you wrote. I just didn't understand why it happened
> the way you told us because I know FTPD does not need BPX.DAEMON access.
> I'm still trying to find a plausible answer, I'm not in the lab (nor
> with IBM anymore), so I don't have access to internals.
Thanks Peter. My su
> Barbara will have to answer, but I suspect this was the only
> difference and the root cause. She didn't realize that module
> was in the LPA and even if her previous system was
> ADCD it either wasn't included or was removed from
> the "default" system.
No, it wasn't. In the old system that u
Peter,
> > BPXP024I BPXAS INITIATOR STARTED ON BEHALF OF JOB FTPD9 RUNNING IN ASID
> > 01C1
> I don't know when the above message has been introduced (it wasn't always
> there), but the message is issued *once* when a new BPXAS is started (St
>If this was for an inbound FTP session, do you have the FTP server configured
>to run as IBMUSER?
Not that I can see. None of the parms that ftpd is configured with (that I can
find) mentions the word IBMUSER. It is possible that something is configured
somewhere in an HFS/zFS that I wouldn't h
> We're talking about an end of task/AS resource manager module. I would have
> expected this module to be placed in LPA not LinkLib. After all, it is loaded
> for each terminating task.
The ADCD developers in their infinite wisdom decided to put an obsolete usermod
into ADCD.*.linklib.
> With
> I use ADCD all time we had 1.10 up through 1.13 on z/Pdt. Ours wasn't
> customized per se,we did it ourselves, actually I had to do it. Did you
> system come pre-configured ? It sounds like it did.
As far as I can tell, the 1.13 system was not changed other than for IP setup.
Any customizati
Peter,
> Can someone please provide the detail of exactly what this usermod is (is
> it a usermod? is it a user module, if so what module?) so that I can poke
> into this?
Thanks for taking up the ball.
This is a usermod that every IMS installation used to have until IMS finally
used dynamic
Mark,
> Until this thread, I didn't realize that anyone used ADCD for "production"
> systems. I know
> developers / small ISVs used it. I know an ISV's system is "production" to
> then, but
> that's not what I am referring to.
For small ISVs it is prohibitively expensive to have their own
Scott,
> The IP configuration changes and RACF changes to meet operational
> environments were the obvious ones to me. Agreed, I would go that route
> unless you could find a complete inventory of all the load modules that
> shipped with ADCD..see if the module in error shipped worth 1.13 ...co
>DFSMRCL0 IS IN LVL0.LOADLIB
Forgot to mention that there is no LVL0.LOADLIB in this system.
Barbara
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> IBM documentation states that Rational should be permitted UPDATE access to
> FACILITY class profile BPX.SERVER, and on our ADCD system, BPX.SERVER is
> defined and the Rational Started Task ID STCRSE has been permitted the
> required access. BPX.SERVER also requires a program-controlled envir
> How did you order the ADCD in the first place? Did you included ISM as part
> or not when ordering ADCD?
We didn't. Order ADCD, that is. Our provider does. And ADCD development has
decided what to put into a delivery:
http://dtsc.dfw.ibm.com/MVSDS/%27HTTPD2.ADCD.GLOBAL.SHTML%28READM13S%29%27
Tony,
> You might also look at the UNIX process start/end exits, documented in
> the UNIX Assembler Callable Services Reference book. You would see the
> start and end of all UNIX processes, regardless of whether they run in
> a new address space, and could keep stats and issue messages as you
> l
What's wrong with installing a secondary jes just for the purpose of testing
parm changes? Also comes in handy during migration when one has to change JES
exits.
Barbara
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Peter,
> Barbara, I'm sorry for the delayed response. I've been too busy with the
> year end porocessing.
well, this is a voluntary list, after all! :-)
> Have you tried "DA ALL" in SDSF or "D A,BPXAS" on the console. SDSF
> does not show idle initiators in the DA unless you proivde the "ALL"
> p
> In what classes and profiles? You can perhaps consolidate those profiles in
> fewer and more generic profiles if you have time to do that.
>
> (I know you previously said that you are learning to work with RACF)
I did that. I have about 20 jobs that completely rearrange RACF to something
tha
Scott,
>Also ran isrddn selects on both it was found on 1.10 but not found on 1.12
could you please check SMPE on the 1.12 system (MVS.GLOBAL.CSI) if sysmod
IMS0001 is installed? If so, then please check where DFSMRCL0 is located on the
1.12 system (adcd.*.linklib?)
> We have 1.10 running level
> And the DB2s are separately down-loadable from IBM-Dallas. So you can have
> DB2
> V8 on 1.13. I agree that ADCD does not come with it directly, but it is
> available.
So basically what y'all are saying is that this rubbish is nice to have. I
disagree, especially for remnants of userids th
> The data displayed by an unqualified DA command is controlled by the ISPF
> parms. Most of the sites I have seen (not that many really) have it set to
> jobs only.
I am using the default that IBM delivers. I copied that over from one of the
ISF libraries.
In an ADCD system (which is typically
> I'm puzzled. I haven't installed an ADCD for a while, but the layout
> used to be explicitly designed for z/OS migration, with a clear split
> between the volumes that would be expected to be replaced in a
> migration, and those that wouldn't.
I disagree. It is set up so that you can customize it
> ADRDSSU uses large block sizes that FTP can't handle. Terse / unterse
> took care of that.
The ADRDSSU data sets had a blksize of less than 32K because I set the blksize
via JCL. That blksize was honoured and the dataset preallocated in the target
system. Also, the transport copy of the catal
Steve,
> I think I've been hitting the same thing between different IBM Labs
> and levels of z/OS.
And here I wasn't even sure if I should mention it.
Just to clarify: *All* ftp transfers were done binary. Our ADCD system
certainly does not have tape drives (does anyones'?), so all ftp went DASD
Eric,
> Barbara - are you saying that very few have tape drives anymore, or just
> people with ADCD systems? I know most of the systems I work with have tape
> drives, but not all.
I am just saying that *we* don't have any tapes in our ADCD system. And I was
wondering if other ADCD installatio
> Since we don't (yet) share spool access and each z/OS image has its own JES
> checkpoint dataset, would it be safe to "convert" the GRS enqueue from
> SYSTEMS (plural) to SYSTEM (singular)? Would it be wise to do so?
Remind me - are the names predefined? I think the spool data sets are requir
> >I think you should be able to get to unresolved reference at:
> > "z/OS V1R13.0 ISPF Services Guide" IBM Library Server -
> >http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/ispzsg90/CCONTENTS?SHELF=all13be9&DN=SC34-4819-10&DT=20110601015450
> >
> >The writer has been notified of the
> Seeing those good replies, I wonder if this share presentation also can help
> you?
>
> "ISPF Behind the Scenes, SHARE 120, Session 12732 by Peter Van Dyke, IBM
> Australia"
>
> There is a PDF available which contains info about JSON.
Dang! The ISPF behind the scenes presentation I had saved
> Without seeing the dump, I would guess that someone did a GTRACE
> which specified a DATA address of zero (at offset 4 in the GTRACE parm
> list).
> In that case, AHLTUSR will think that DATA64 was specified,
> and treat whatever is at offset 8 in the GTRACE parm list as a 64-bit data
> addre
> How many (willing to say) are using logfile.USERID in place of
> SYS1.BRODCAST? How difficult was this to implement? And could it
> solve that problem for us?
It isn't hard to set up - I have done it on my ADCD system about a year ago. I
am just not sure anymore if it worked dynamically (I do
Hi all
We always analyse SMF data after we dump SYS1.MANX.
Is there any tools or interface which could analyse or monitor SYS1.MANX
directly without dump SYS1.MANX?
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>
> We always analyse SMF data after we dump SYS1.MANX.
>
> Is there any tools or interface which could analyse or monitor SYS1.MANX
> dir
Dear all
Thanks for your help!
We just want to know how IBM zSecure could alter specific events based on
certain RACF information that is captured by SMF in real time without dumping
SYS1.MANX
Could you give us a sample program to alter one specific events based on
certain information
> We just want to know how IBM zSecure could alter specific events based on
> certain RACF information that is captured by SMF in real time without
> dumping SYS1.MANX
>> What do you mean by 'alter'? What are you trying to solve?
I am sorry I have a typing error. I will correct 'alter '
Hi All
I want jes2 to do offload by itself by adding "$T A,T=18.30,I=86400,'$T
OFFLOAD1,DSN=BKCAVTP.S6.D&LYYMMDD..T&LHHMMSS' " statement in parmlib.
I find that the output is alwasys DSN=BKCAVTP.S6D150724.T103349
D150724.T103349 is the time when I issue this "$T A,T=18.30,I=86400,'$T
Hi all
Is there any utility to know the length and blocksize of each member
(modules) in dataset ?
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> Hi all
>
> Is there any utility to know the length and blocksize of each member
> (modules) in dataset ?
>
Which length do you mean? The length of the member? The sum of the
length of the text records? The length of the loaded module in storage?
Hi all
We want to monitor which 3270 terminal (ip address) every TSO user logon
on .
Could you help us?
Thanks a lot !
Jason Cai
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The DataCenter where I use to work at had a Halon dump, on the system that
supported the Silo's.. (Five of them),
During the annual service check by the Halon Fire Vendor something happened
during the test and it set off the Halon . All sort of alarms went off, the
Building was evacuated, (
1. Yes, you can manually delete them.
I setup a SMS Management class for them to migrate them directly to ML2 after 2
days, Did a Activity Swap log daily. and Delete for non/use after 35 days of
non use, (I think the backup were kept for 60 to 90 days after deletion).
2. Not sure about the fr
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