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Re: MVS38J Page File Error
Peppe, this might or might not be completely irrelevant, but some time ago I posted in one of the Hercules groups asking whether anyone else had experienced strange disk I/O errors after having closed
By John James · #1526 ·
Re: MVS38J Page File Error
When I can, of course, I use QUIESCE to stop MVS3.8j, but in some occasion, for example when I forget hercules is running or for a power fail, MVS is stopped in the worst possible way. While I've
By Giuseppe Vitillaro · #1525 ·
Re: MVS38J Page File Error
Hi, You can check your page dataset configuration with TSO command IM. Select option P. Cheers, Rob
Re: MVS38J Page File Error
If an IPL does not fix the issue, just copy the particular DASD Page Hercules file in question from the distribution. While not a scientific solution, it is low risk. I have used this solution in one
Re: RPF 184 released
Rob, Thanks for the enhancement. I don¡¯t need to browse test.archive..I was just using it as an example of a KSDS that is all. -don Sent from my iPad Air 2
By Don.isenstadt · #1522 ·
Re: MVS38J Page File Error
Hi, Maybe an IPL with CLPA will resolve your issue. Cheers, Rob
By Rob Prins · #1521 ·
Re: RPF 184 released
Hi Don, Thanks for your suggestion. I've made a little change in RPF 3.4. and now you see TEST.ARCHIVE. But you cannot browse a VSAM file in 3.4. I know that RFE can browse VSAM clusters. This will be
By Rob Prins · #1520 ·
RES: RES: [H390-MVS] Get names of all generations of a GDG
Yes, if you need it, ask in private De: [email protected] <[email protected]> Em nome de Doug Wegscheid Enviada em: quarta-feira, 9 de setembro de 2020 11:40 Para: [email protected] Assunto: Re:
By Jo?o Reginato · #1519 ·
Re: RES: [H390-MVS] Get names of all generations of a GDG
Is that program available?
By Doug Wegscheid · #1518 ·
Re: Get names of all generations of a GDG
I need to recover the actual names of the existing generations (I am replicating them to the host file system). I've been using GDGCOPY to make a single dataset with all generations in it FIFO, but I
By Doug Wegscheid · #1517 ·
Re: MVS38J Page File Error
When you want to stop MVS and Hercules do you do a complete shutdown of MVS and issue the QUIESCE command as the last thing you do on the MVS console? This command puts MVS in a wait state after all
By laddiehanus · #1516 ·
RES: [H390-MVS] Get names of all generations of a GDG
I?ve made a program that locates the dsn in the catalog and write the sysin ¡°repro¡± comands in generation ascending order. The next step is an IDCAMS that reads this sysin and then writes the
By Jo?o Reginato · #1515 ·
Re: is there a standard/best way to manage personal source code?
Thanks everyone. I think DASDPDSU is the route I'll head down, but it's nice to have options.
By BlameTroi · #1514 ·
RES: [H390-MVS] is there a standard/best way to manage personal source code?
I xmit my PDS to PS and download to PC, then save it zipped De: [email protected] <[email protected]> Em nome de Doug Wegscheid Enviada em: quarta-feira, 9 de setembro de 2020 10:18 Para:
By Jo?o Reginato · #1513 ·
Re: Get names of all generations of a GDG
Hi Do you need to recover the actual names of the existing generations or do you just want to process all the existing generations no matter the name, in a job step? If it's the latter and IIRC (a
Re: is there a standard/best way to manage personal source code?
Hello Troy, Am 09.09.2020 um 14:12 schrieb blametroi@...: I'm using a local cvs repository on my Linux machine for all "serious" code, no matter where it originates. This gives me the incredibly
By Patrik Schindler · #1511 ·
Re: is there a standard/best way to manage personal source code?
I shutdown MVS, and run a script that uses DASDPDSU to unload the source PDSs to directories on the host. Those host directories are under git control, so I can get versioning, diffs, etc. Rolling
By Doug Wegscheid · #1510 ·
Re: is there a standard/best way to manage personal source code?
As I maintain multi locations for my m/f code the only common arena is a micro so every thing is always stored local and of course all back up media. Vince
By Vince Coen · #1509 ·
Re: is there a standard/best way to manage personal source code?
My host OS is Linux so I can back up my entire system using tar -cjvf; but I have seen a source manager on cbttapes.org that will keep your files in a VSAM file. It is a sort of poor man's Endevor,
By Rahim Azizarab · #1508 ·
is there a standard/best way to manage personal source code?
Hi. I didn't turn up anything with a search so it seemed best to ask. Background: I just followed Jay Moseley's excellent instructions on building MVS38J. I'm a retired assembly language programmer
By BlameTroi · #1507 ·