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Z4R: Intro to Storage and DFSMS for z/OSTony Pearson
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Z4R: Intro to Storage and DFSMS for z/OSTony Pearson
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This slide contains all the basic concepts of ISPF. It's giving the simple and easy step to get the knowledge of Interactive system productivity facility. If u like it then give me feedback on email anilbharti85@gmail.com Thanks v much.
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Contains information about the DB2 DSNZPARM that forms the DB2 configuration parameters. All about the different types of zPARMs. A way to update them dynamically.
This presentation covers the basic DB2 objects description. Covers the basic administration using IBM utilities. Their complete phase wise operation and termination recoveries. Also have talked about the most frequently used DB2 catalog tables, what's the need for them in DB2. And finally have shown some SPUFI panels and their usage.
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By ReKruiTIn.com
A Parallel Sysplex is a cluster of IBM mainframes acting together as a single system image with z/OS that cooperate, using certain hardware and software products, to process work. Used for disaster recovery, Parallel Sysplex combines data sharing and parallel computing to allow a cluster of up to 32 mainframes to share a workload for high performance and high availability.Parallel Sysplex is analogous in concept to a UNIX cluster – allow the customer to operate multiple copies of the operating system as a single system. This allows systems to be added or removed as needed, while applications continue to run.
Geographically Dispersed Parallel Sysplex (GDPS) is an end to end application availability solution. It is the ultimate disaster recovery and continuous availability solution for a multi-site enterprise. GDPS disk replication technology enhances the resiliency and provides continues availability of data by masking disk outages.
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Is your Disaster Recovery solution based on DASD replication functions? In most cases, all you will need to do is a normal restart of DB2 for z/OS. But this assumes the DASD copy is consistent. Otherwise, it is guaranteed data corruption that will have to be fixed up, possibly several weeks or months after the event. This presentation will tell you everything you need to know about the Copy Services for IBM System z and what is required to ensure data consistency. It will address the most common myths and misconceptions about these DASD replication solutions. It will also provide hints and tips on how to tune for fast DB2 restart and how to optimise GRECP/LPL recovery.
Are you relatively new to the communications area and want a better understanding of the Communications Server component of z/OS? Have you heard of TCP/IP, SNA, VTAM, APPN, OSA, etc. but wondered what relationship these things have to Communications Server? If so, this presentation is for you!
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You'll likely be asked difficult questions during the interview. Preparing the list of likely questions in advance will help you easily transition from question to question.
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Mainframe jcl exec and dd statements part - 3janaki ram
EXEC STATEMENT(EXEC)
EXEC Statement is used to identify program name or procedure name.
Maximum we can code 255 EXEC statements in a JOB.
In EXEC statement has two kinds of parameters
Position parameter Keyword parameter
PGM TIME , COND
PROC REGION , PARM
If you not mention any thing default it takes PROC
PGM
This is a positional parameter which must be coded after EXEC with one blank. This parameter indicates the name of program (or) procedure name
Syntax
//STEPNAME EXEC PGM=REPORT (OR)
PROC = PROCEDURE NAME
PARM
It is keyword parameter and it is mainly used for passing the data to another program.
To pass input to Application program
To invoke complier option.
This is a keyword parameter at activity / step level must be coded with exec operand after PGM parameter.
This parameter allows MAX(100) characters.
To receive PARM parameter data, Cobol program must be coded with “Procedure Division Using Parameter ” option.
These parameters must be declared in the linkage section.
DATA DESCRIPTOR STATEMENT ( DD STMT)
It is used to identify files( input and output ) used in JCL
DD name act as a bridge b/w Cobol program and execution JCL
In DD statement has two kinds of parameters.
Position Parameter Keyword Parameter
* DSN,DISP
DATA SPACE,UNIT
DUMMY DCB,VOLUME
*
Position parameter at DD level used with SYSIN to pass data to Cobol programs this is known as In stream data any number of records can be passed to the program.
In stream data is used to pass values from JCL to Cobol dynamically.
To accept the values in Cobol program, we should have equivalent accept verbs.
Syntax
//SYSIN DD * ------- Entry of in stream data
100
200
/* ---------------------- End of in stream data
DATA
We can pass any thing to another program including special character
Syntax
//SYSIN DD DATA
100
/*
200
/*
DUMMY
All files are treated as End of the file
Syntax
//SYSIN DD DUMMY
NOTE
There is no input to the application all input files treated as End of the file.
DSN
Through DSN we can refer temporary / permanent file
Is a physical space or file where the records will be stored.
DISP
DISP parameter is used to identify the mode of the file.
DISP= ( STATUS, NORMAL , ABNORMAL )
TERMINATION TERMINATION
NEW DELETE DELETE
OLD KEEP KEEP
SHR CATLG CATLG
MOD UNCATLG UNCATLG
NEW Creating the data set first time
OLD Already created accessing the data set all resources are allocated exclusively . No other user can until is released by the current user. If dataset is not existing this creates.
SHR The data set can be accessed by multiple users at a time.
MOD Appending the records to the existing record
NOTE If the dataset is not existing , then MOD is assumed as NEW and writes records to the dataset.
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Mvs commands
1. MVS COMMANDS
MVS System Software Control and most of the hardware installations like processors, I/O
Devices and Channel paths involve set of tasks like starting, running and stopping MVS
Operating System. Below listed are the syntax and respective functions of frequently used
MVS System Commands.
Who Should Use:
Below listed MVS System Commands are for System operators / Console Operators who
need reference material to perform:
- Daily operations,
- MVS Control and sometimes change few of the Console‟s characteristic
1. DISPLAY COMMANDS
D U,,,380,2 Display two devices, starting at address 380
D U,DASD,ONLINE Display all online DASD volumes
DT Display time and date
To display the usage of Auxiliary storage
D ASM
manager
D SMF To display the SMF usage
D SMF,S To display the SMF status
D SMF,O To display the current SMF options
D U,TAPE,ONLINE,,number of tapes to be
To display the status of the tape volumes
displayed
To display the status of the allocated
D U,ALLOC,,number of devices to be displayed
resources
D U,DASD,,,number of devices to be displayed To display the all the DASD volumes
DM To display the configuration of the system
To display all the chips connected to the
D M=CHP
system
D M=DEV To display all the devices connected
D M=DEV(device name)" To display a particular device
D M=CHP(chip id) To display a particular chip
DC To display console status information
D C,K To display control command functions
D TS,L To display the users logged on to the system
D R,L or D R,ALL To display the system requests
To display the commands defined for PFK
D PFK
keys
DD CLEAR,DSN=ALL To clear a dump data set
DD ADD,DSN=number of SYS1.DUMP data set
To add a dump data set
required
DD DEL,DSN=number of SYS1.DUMP data set
To deleted a dump data set
required
D IPLINFO To display the IPL information
D SMS,STORGRP(ALL),LISTVOL To display the storage groups and volumes
2. To display all the active jobs including time
D A,L
sharing
To display all the active jobs and other
D A,ALL
information
D C,N Display information about inactive console
D DUMP Display the status of all sys1.dump dataset
DJ Display how many active jobs in the system
D J,L Display list of all active jobs
D TS,L Display list of TSO users
D A,L Display information about all active jobs
D C, K Display available control commands
D ETR To display ETR status
D NET,PENDING,ID=id name To display the ids that are pending activation
D NET SESSIONS,LIST=ALL,MAX=500,E To display the list of all sessions
To display the stations connected to the
D NET STATIONS
system
D NET,TSOUSER,ID=user id To display the TSO users
D NET,NETSRVR,E To display the net server
D NET,MAJNODES,MAX=500 To display all the major nodes
To display the clusters connected to the
D NET,CLSTRS
system
D NET,APPLS To display the applications
D NET,ADJSSCPS,ADJLIST=* To display the adjacent nodes
D NET,ADJCP,ID=adjacent id,E To display a particular adjacent node
D NET,ADJCLUST,NETID=cluster name To display the adjacent cluster
F NET,TRACE,TYPE=IO,ID=name To trace the I/O of the line
D NET,ID=line id,E To display a status of a line
D NET,ROUTE,DESTSUB=ncp
To display the route of the destination
number,TEST=YES
D NET,ROUTE,DESTSUB=remote NCP To display the route of the NCP from the host
no,ORIGIN=host NCP
D A,BBO* Active jobs starting with “BBO”
D PARMLIB SYS1.PARMLIB settings used for this IPL
D PROG,LNKLST Programs defined to Link List
D ASM,PAGE=ALL Page data sets & utilization of page space
D GRS,C Global resource serialization – contention
D M=STOR Number of bytes of storage the system owns
D WLM,IRD Status of IRD features used
D WLM,SYSTEMS Systems in Goal Mode
D WLM,APPLENV=* Which Application Environments are active
D LOGGER,L Logger Log Streams
3. D OMVS,A=ALL zOS UNIX address space processes
D OMVS,F HFS file systems currently in use or mounted
D OMVS,O zOS Unix current configuration setting
PFS (physical file system) configuration
D OMVS.P
information
D OMVS,WAITERS What Unix threads are waiting on
D OMVS,SOCKETS UNIX Sockets
All spwaned and forked initiator BPXAS
D A,BPXAS
address spaces
D OPDATA Operator Command Prefixes
D SMF SMF recording dataset status
D SYMBOLS System symbolics
D TCPIP,,N,PORT1 TCP/IP ports being listened on
D TCPIP,,N,ROUTES TCP/IP routes
D TCPIP,,N,HOME TCP/IP Home
V TCPIP,,O,SYS1.TCPPARMS(PROFILE) Refresh TCP/IP Profile parms
D PROG,APF List all authorized programs
D TRACE All trace settings
DU Track device allocations
D XCF,CPL XCF parameters and coupled data sets
2. CANCEL COMMANDS
C jobname The named job to end, which can be a batch
job, started task, or APPC/MVS transaction
program.
C U=userid Cancel the specified user
C DUMP Take a user dump
C A=asid The hexadecimal address space identifier of
the work unit you want to cancel.
C ARMRESTART Indicates the batch job or started task should
be automatically restarted
3. FORCE COMMANDS
Force jobname The named job to end, which can be a batch
job, started task, or APPC/MVS transaction
program.
Force U=userid Terminate the specified user ID
Force ARM End the specified user, job, or started task if it
is non-cancellable.
Force A=asid The hexadecimal address space identifier of
the work unit to terminate.
Force ARMRESTART Indicates the batch job or started task should
be automatically restarted
4. 4. CONTROL COMMANDS
K E,D Erase bottom display area an console
K A,NONE Undefined the display area at bottom of screen
K E,1 Delete line 1 (top of screen, usually)
K E,SEG Delete contents of message segment
K N, PFK=(5,CMD='S GTF,580'),CON=N Define a PFK
K S,REF Display current console mode
K S,DEL=RD Set "roll delete" mode (most common mode)
K S,REF Display all specification values
K V,REF Display all vary definitions
Display all message Traffic routed to the
K V,LEVEL=ALL console
K V,LEVEL=R Display WTORS at the console
K V,LEVEL=IN Display informational messages at the console
K Q To clear Buffer Spool
K Q,L=< CONSOLE ID> To clear the Buffer Shortage
5. HALT COMMAND
Close the system log, and put it on the print
Z EOD queue.
6. SEND COMMAND
Delete the specified message from the
SE msgno,DELETE broadcast data set
SE [msgno,]LIST List the requested message or all messages
The message or number of a message in
SE „message‟ or msgno SYS1.BRODCAST to be sent.
The message be sent immediately only to all
SE 'message', NOW currently logged-on users.
Send the message to all users logged onto all
SE 'message', ROUTE = *ALL systems participating in the sysplex
Send the message only to users logged onto
SE 'message',ROUTE=systemname systemname
Send the message to all users logged onto the
SE 'message',ROUTE=groupname sysplex subset defined by groupname
7. START COMMANDS (START or S)
To start JES2 S JES2
START the APPC/MVS address space with
S APPC,SUB=MSTR
parmlib member APPCPM00
START the APPC/MVS address space with
S APPC,SUB=MSTR,APPC=01
parmlib member APPCPM01
To starts the SOM subsystem S SOM
5. To start an external writer with the identifier A S XWTR.A,282
Starting the Generalized Trace Facility START GTF
Starting the Library Lookaside (LLA) Address
START LLA
Space
Starting the Object Access Method (OAM) START OAM
Starting Resource Recovery Services (RRS) START RRS
8. STOP COMMANDS (STOP or P)
To stop the job SYSDA STOP SYSDA
To stop writer 00E after it processes the current
data set P XWTR.00E
To stop the GTF session started with an
identifier of ABCD P ABCD
To stop writer ABCD after it processes the
current data set P XWTR./ABCD
To stop the GTF session with an identifier of
EXAMPLE P EXAMPLE
To stop the ASCH initiator address space,
whose asid is E P ASCHINT,A=E
Stopping the Data Lookaside Facility (DLF) P DLF
Stopping the Library Lookaside (LLA) Address
Space P LLA
To stop the SOM daemon address space P SOM
Stopping the Virtual Lookaside Facility (VLF) P VLF
9. VARY COMMANDS (VARY or V)
Controlling Problem Determination Mode for
VARY CN,ACTIVATE
the System Consol
Controlling Problem Determination Mode for
VARY CN,DEACTIVATE
the System Console
To have the hardcopy message set recorded on
VARY SYSLOG,HARDCPY
the system log
To include all operator commands, responses,
V ,HARDCPY,STCMDS
and status displays in the hardcopy message set
To have the hardcopy message set recorded on
VARY OPERLOG,HARDCPY
the operations log
To take consoles 003 and 001 offline VARY (003,001),OFFLINE
To turn on the AUTOSWITCH attribute for tape
VARY (282,283,287),AS,ON
devices 282, 283, and 287
6. To make devices 282, 283, and 287 available for
VARY (282,283,287),ONLINE
system use
To make device 282 available for system use
VARY 282,ONLINE,UNCOND
even if there is no path to the device,
To terminate I/O to device 282 VARY 282,OFFLINE,FORCE
To tell SMS not to allow allocation of new data VARY
sets from storage group SG1 onsystem MVS2 SMS,STORGRP(SG1,MVS2),DISABLE,N
To tell SMS to allow allocation of both new and
VARY SMS,STORGRP(SG1,ALL),ENABLE
old data sets from storage group
SG1 on all MVS systems
To tell SMS to allow allocation of both new and VARY
old data sets from volume SMS001 SMS,VOLUME(SMS001,MVS3),ENABLE
on system MVS3
To vary port 60 of switch B000 offline on the
VARY SWITCH(b000,60),DCM=OFFLINE
two systems in a logical partition cluster
To quiesce application environment db2pay V WLM,APPLENV=db2pay,Q
To activate a service policy named SHIFT1 V WLM,POLICY=shift1
10. MODIFY COMMANDS (MODIFY or F)
To increase Maximum no. of Users in the
F TSO, USERMAX=40
System
To cause the data Look aside facility (DLF) to
F DLF,NN=xx use specified COFDLFxx member of the
logical parmlib.
To change from compatibility mode to GOAL
F WLM,MODE=GOAL
mode
F ROSCOE,SHUTDOWN NOW Terminates ROSCOE immediately
F ROSCOE,STATUS Displays number of ROSCOE users
F DATASRVR,APPL=threadlimit=5 To modify the jobname DATASRVR
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