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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 09:31:49 EST
From:         Gary Sponseller <SPONSELL@AKRONVM.BITNET>
Organization: Academic User Services, The University of Akron
Subject:      Re: Mystery Reader Files
              21 Jan 1993 14:08:00 GMT from
              <MCCARTJ+pRMHDC%Riverside@MCIMAIL.COM>

On Thu, 21 Jan 1993 14:08:00 GMT Jim McCarty, Sr. Systems Programmer said:
>I am sure others have seen this, but this is the first time I have encountered
>it.   We run an HPO 5 system (old maintenance level).  Recently, when I
>log on, I am told that there are 3 more files in my reader then exist when
>I do a 'CP QUERY RDR * ALL'. I note that these three "mystery" files are
>dumped each night when we do our spool backup using SPTAPE. I have checked
>to make sure my rdr is spooled *. I also cannot transfer the files.
>BTW: We have re'IPL'ed with the Checkpoint option since the files "appeared".
>It made no difference.
>
>Thanks,
>Jim McCarty
>Riverside Methodist Hospitals

The problem is that old mtce levels of HPO 5 caused ghost spool files as
you describe.  You need to get to a more current, stable HPO 5 mtce level.
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 13:51:38 EDT
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From:         Eric Peterson <EPETERSO@ALBNERIC.BITNET>
Subject:      CMS Monitors

     As far as what applications are being selected, you could use the
VMCenter package VMAccount, which piggy backs on the ACCOUNT function of VM.
It is sold by System Center. There are a large number of other vendors that
provide the same type of function.
     I don't know what kind of "freeware" might exist out there. I'm sure they
do, and probably likewise use/alter the accounting records cut by VM.
     The use of resources can also be collected by CP MONITOR commands, and
then reduced by VMMAP from IBM. Once again, there may be some freeware that
does the same or better for less.

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|Eric A. Peterson     phone: (518) 456-9856             |
|Systems Programmer   email: ALBNERIC(EPETERSO) - Profs |
|Albany BOCES              : EPETERSO@ALBNERIC  - BITNET|
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 14:49:16 EDT
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From:         Eric Peterson <EPETERSO@ALBNERIC.BITNET>
Subject:      CMS Monitors

     We have front-ended MODULEs with Execs that issue a VMACCT PROJECT
command, so that we can track usage. It doesn't really prevent knowledgeable
users from bypassing the Exec, but it is fairly unlikely. This way you don't
have to touch the MODULEs. I'm not trying to push VMACCT by any stretch, it's
just the way we handle it here.
     .gf eap sig
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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 14:48:15 -0500
From:         CCRSCMS@BUACCA.BITNET
Comments: To: vm-util@ohstvma.bitnet

It looks like your 1CA minidisk is inconsistent with what your Directory
entry says that it is.  Did you CP-Format the minidisk itself with a
serial of "SQLPK"?  That is what the Direct command is looking for.  Or
did you CP-Allocate the DRCT space in the volume label which is at the
head of real volume SQLPK?  If the latter, you would have to give Direct
the thing as a whole-volume minidisk.
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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 10:29:12 -0500
From:         CCRSCMS@BUACCA.BITNET
Comments: To: vm-util@ohstvma.bitnet

Another approach to handling printing and print accounting in general is
to create a print server in conjunction with the form of the CP START
which dedicates the printer to files produced by that userid (to prevent
interference).  We use that approach to have our way with printing,
including generating a tailored banner page and eliminating the trailer
page, in feeding a Xerox 4050.  All without fuss or CP mods.  The server
virtual machine does the conceptual equivalent of a REPRINT operation,
and in examining CCWs could surely be used to count pages, write to CMS
files, or whatever you want.  Such a virtual machine takes minimal CPU
and allows great flexibility.  I recommend that approach to any site
which needs tailored printing, as it's simple and powerful.  Take
advantage of the *SPL interface, and you really have something.
        Dick Sims, VM Systems Programmer, Boston University, Info Tech
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Subject: Re: RXSQL problems with UPDATE
From: CFORDE@bcsc02.gov.bc.ca (Carl Forde)
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 93 11:12:28 PST
Organization: BC Systems Corporation

In article <VM-UTIL%93012110574766@VM.MARIST.EDU>
Dan Newcombe <STDN@MARIST.BITNET> writes:
 
>Hi.. I can't find anyplace better to place this, and as RXSQL is a
>VM Utility :)
 
You might be interested in the SQLINFO list at UICVM.  It is mainly
concerned with SQL/DS but other DBMSes are covered as well.
 
>
>I have an exec that is trying to use SQL to do an update on a table.
>I have narrowed it down from updating all the columns at once to just
>trying to get it to update the trouble column.  The trouble column
>is of type DECIMAL (4,2).  The RXSQL statement is:
>'RXSQL PREP UPD UPDATE AIDE_LIST SET PAYRATE=4.56 WHERE AIDE_NO=42'
>'RXSQL EXEC UPD'
 
Try the following:
 
>'RXSQL EXEC UPDATE AIDE_LIST SET PAYRATE=4.56 WHERE AIDE_NO=42'
 
>This returns a RC of 8 and and SQLCODE of -104, a portion of the
>statement is incorrect.
 
Yes, "UPD" is not an SQL statement.
 
>I tried pipes:
>PIPE SQL EXECUTE 'UPDATE AIDE_LIST SET PAYRATE=4.56 WHERE AIDE_NO=42'
 
This worked for me.
 
>still got an error, so I went into QMF and put the update statement
>in and it worked just fine.
>
>  Anyone have any clues???
 
Hope the above helps.
 
Have fun,
Carl Forde                            phonenet: 604-389-3234
VM Systems Software Group             bitnet  : CFORDE@BCSC02
British Columbia Systems Corporation  internet: cforde@bcsc02.gov.bc.ca
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 15:34:51 -0700
From:         bradley@MARCVM.MARC.USDA.GOV
Subject:      Re: CMS Monitors
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   Sounds like CPWATCH would help you.  We got it from an old VMWORKSHOP
tape...  I do not know if it is on the archives at KSU.  There was very
little effort to get it working on VM/SP levels 5 and again to 6.  I am
very surprised at how well it has withstood the test of time here.  Maybe
it is not perfect, but the price/performance ratio is hard to match ;-)
Here is a synopsis:

M0111:  CPWATCH
        An online performancce monitor for VM/370. It displays enough about
        the current  activity of CP to  allow an intuitive grasp  of system
        load, gross conflicts and the current active users. It displays its
        output on  a DIALed local  3270 Model  2's.   CPWATCH 4.4  has been
        developed under VM/370 systems using VM/SP(5664-167)  and VM/SP HPO
        (5664-173).  Use on SCP VB, Basic System Extensions,  5748-xx8,  or
        Systems Extension Program, requires only reassembling 4 modules.
Author: Gary George,  Workers'  Compensation Board of Alberta,   9912 - 107
        Street, Edmonton,, Alberta, T5J 2S5, (403) 427-1013
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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 11:33:21 EST
From:         Nick Laflamme <NLAFLAMM@IRISHVMA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: TOOLS command?

Short answer:  it's an IBM internal tool that no one expects you to have
access to.

Long answer:  DALVM41B is on VNET, not BITNET; it's an IBM machine in
Dallas (or at least which used to be in Dallas; who knows where it
really is these days?).  TOOLS is an internal tool for IBM; it builds
requests for their TOOLSRUN servers, their equivilent to NETSERV or
LISTSERV.

In other words, ask your SE to issue the TOOLS command listed from his
"PROFS" id.  :-)

Historical Note:  TOOLSRUN was developed by Mike Cowlishaw as he was
developing REXX.  He used it to distribute REXX internally intially; it
grew into a more general purpose tool.  I often wonder what would have
happened if he'd called it, say, DEXX (program decks, sorry, it's a real
bad pun).  :-) At any rate, Mike passed the code along to another IBMer,
and eventually a third IBM organization got involved and released it as
a product which died a slow, agonizing, undignified death.  But TOOLSRUN
(and the TOOLS EXEC) are still heavily used internally just like we use
LISTSERV and NETSERV.

Aren't you glad you asked? :-)

Nick

* NLAFLAMM@IRISHVMA.BITNET
* Dominique.P.Laflamme.1@nd.edu
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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 10:36:07 EST
From:         Paul Russell <PRUSSELL@IUBVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: CMS Monitors

If you are trying to track CMS command/exec/module/subcommand usage, you
might want to look at VM/CMAP from ETi Solutions.  It intercepts CMS
commands at the SVC202/204 level and provides a wealth of information,
including command parms and options, return codes, and resources used.
There are extra-cost add-on's that will enable you to track subcommand
usage inside PROFS, OV/VM, and FOCUS.  I don't have price information
available.  I have had this product in for evaluation twice, at two
different employers, and was impressed with the amount of information
available.  It is configurable, so you can track everything for everyone
(you may feel a performance impact), specific commands for specific
users, or anything in between.  There are actually three pieces to the
product.  One piece runs in each user's VM, intercepting the SVC,
determining if stats are needed, and sending the stats to an svm.  The
second piece runs in the svm, logging the data from the users.  The third
piece is used to generate reports from the data.  You can create detail
or summary reports by user, by command, or by type of command (EXEC,
MODULE, etc).  According to the vendor, the latest release includes some
sort of interactive monitor, so you can watch what's happening now,
instead of waiting 'til it's all over.  If you want/need to report
resource utilization by product/command and user, this product can
provide that capability.  It does not cut accounting records.

Vendor information:
   ETi Solutions
   4755 Oceanside Boulevard, Suite 130
   Oceanside, CA 92056
   Phone: 619-631-5280 or 800-231-5280
   FAX: 619-631-5285

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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 13:03:57 CST
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From:         Chuck Nelson <NELSON@TWSUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Dirmaint 1.4 woes, second chapter

I managed to get egg on my face for this one a few months ago.

There is a startup parameter in the dirmaint data file which is set to
have dirmaint run in test mode (i.e. don't update the real directory).

By default at install time it is set to test.

I don't have the manual in front of me so I can't tell you what the
actual parameter name is.

Happy testing,

Chuck Nelson
Tech. Support Analyst
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 13:32:38 EST
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              Wiesemann)
From:         "Louis J. Wiesemann" <LJWIES01@ULKYVM.BITNET>
Organization: University of Louisville
Subject:      CMS Monitors

   Can anyone give me some suggestions for CMS monitors?  I'm looking for
something that can give me an idea of what users are doing in CMS.  A package
that can tell me what applications they are using and maybe what kind of
resources are being used with each.

   Are there other lists I should ask this on?

   Thanks for any help.

_______________________________________________________________________
Louis J. Wiesemann                       University of Louisville
Bitnet: LJWIES01@ULKYVM        Internet: LJWIES01@ULKYVM.LOUISVILLE.EDU
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 13:03:41 EST
Reply-To:     Jim Cassell <CASSELL@UNCVM1.BITNET>
From:         Jim Cassell <CASSELL@UNCVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      New list for social science research methods instructors

Earl Babbie and Art St. George have set up a new list for social
science research instructors.  The list announcment is below.
You can sign up by sending the command:

   SUB METHODS your_name

in the body of an email message to listserv@unmvma.bitnet or
listserv@unmvma.unm.edu.

Jim
-------------------------------------
Announcing a new Listserv discussion group for social science
research methods instructors - METHODS

WELCOME TO METHODS

The purpose of this listserv list is to provide a forum
for communications among social science research methods
instructors.  In establishing a newsletter recently
("Teaching Methods"), I received suggestions from several
instructors that we establish an electronic forum.

Happily, one of those making the suggestion was Art St. George
at the University of New Mexico, and he also volunteered
to set it up.  I'm excited by the prospect for an ongoing
conversation like this and invite you to participate.

Earl Babbie
babbie@chapman.edu

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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 11:30:55 EST
Reply-To:     JoAnn Dionne <SSDA@YALEVM.BITNET>
From:         JoAnn Dionne <SSDA@YALEVM.BITNET>

Does anyone know of a dataset called LIMS?  We think the first word is
Luxembourg and it contains macroeconomic data for Europe.  It is used
in Economics classes at the University of Michigan but doesn't appear
in the ICPSR Guide.
                                        Thank you
                                          JoAnn Dionne
                                          Social Science Data Archive
                                          Yale University
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 11:56:32 EST
From:         Mike Ramundo <SYSMRR@ALBNYVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Vmsecure User Exits

Thanks for the notes about module called by module.

We tried doing a Nucxload, which, while it did not work, did generate
error messages which thru a chain of ( 'see also...' type ) footnotes
lead to a suggestion in our spelling checker doc that checker should
be installed as DCSS.   Once DCSS created, exit worked fine !

Thanks again
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Date:         Fri, 22 Jan 1993 16:13:09 EST
From:         anca <ANCA@NYSPI.BITNET>
Subject:      smart compare with vmmonitr

does anyone have any knowledge of how smart reports comapare with
vmmonitr performance reports, especially in terms of %page-wait
page rate and cpu %utilization ?
also can anyone send me a better explanation of the fields that they
use in the performance reports for vmmonitr e.g.:
%idle wait    %cpu util
%page wait     page rate
%i/o wait      stor util
%prob time
%cps time
would be very usefull to know the numeartor and denominator for each variable,
in other words how is beeing calculated.
thanks very much. any help will be apreciated.
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 11:12:35 EST
From:         "W.A. (Bill) Yardy" <YARDY@ADMIN.HUMBERC.ON.CA>
Subject:      Re: VMCenter/E and ESA 2.0

On Thu, 14 Jan 1993 09:07:49 EST John Kinne said:
>We have a few VMCenter components running under VM/ESA 2.0:
>  VMSECURE (with rules & pw encryption)
>  VMBACKUP
>  VMARCHIVE.
>
>Right now they are working fine.  I spent a week chasing a Free storage
>cancer in VMSecure.  It turns out that IBM has eyecatchers in bytes
>7-9 of each HCP module, Systems Center does not follow IBM's
>convention - that made identifying HCPRPI as the culprit more
>difficult.
>
>Systems Center told me they are going to ship a fixed version of
>VMSecure this week, you don't want to use the one you got on 12/18.
>
>Good luck on your ESA migration!
>

I'm about to install VM/Secure/E so I called Systems Center about this
'problem'.  I was informed the problem only exists in the Beta Test
version of release 1.1y.  The GA code of 1.0 is OK, and all Beta Testers
should have 1.1x now which has the fix applied.

>John Kinne
>Miami University


   ...Bill
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 15:04:58 EST
From:         Marco Hernandez <MARCO@BITNIC.BITNET>
Subject:      Delivery Error !

Greetings:

     The following problem came to my attention through the node
administrator for ASU and ASUACAD.  These two nodes have the same
servers tag as follows:

:servers1.MAILER@ASU(MAIL,PU ND,M,BSMTP,P_POSTMAST)

     MAILER@ASU is the server for both ASUACAD and ASU.  the following
is the entry in XMAILER NAMES for ASUACAD.

:nick.ASUACAD :alias.ASUACAD :net.BITNET :mailer.MAILER@ASU :netsoft.RSCS
V3R1

It seems that recently, while receiving mail from listserv@JPNTUVM0, the
mailer at that node sent mail for user@asuacad to user@asu, if you
look at the mail below JPNTUVM0 substituted USER@ASU FOR USER@ASUACAD

(The To: lines and the Received: line in the bounced mail
below will clairify what I am trying to say.)

When we queried the mailer options at node JPNTUVM0, we got the following

ALIAS         HOST         USERID          EXIT
________      _______      __________      _____________
ASU           ASU          MAILER          DEFRT
ASUACAD       ASU          MAILER          DEFRT

Now, since defualt route is specified as an exit, should there not be
a mailer defined ?  (How could this happen ?, should it not default to
BSMTP if a mailer is specified ?)

Also, is it possible that the mailer@JPNTUVM) when delivering mail to
user@asucad packaged the envelope first for mailer@asu (since there is
a mailer defined), then since DEFRT is specified, subsituted the user
id for mailer, thus mis-addressing the mail ?

Your help would be appreciated,

Marco Hernandez

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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 09:20:01 CET
From:         VTAMAINT@IBMVM.RRZ.UNI-KOELN.DE
Subject:      Mail routing

Hi,
i am confronted with the following problem: i am using VM Network
mailer R208 and an SMTP machine on our IBM3084. Users under VM
are using VM Network Mailer to send mail to Bitnethosts via
SMTP machine by using the VM Network mailer routeentry, which
routes all mail adressed with userid at hostid.bitnet to SMTP
(we have no direct EARN connectivity). Now i wont to configure
the VM Networkmailer by routing all mail addressed to
DK0ZA1.bitnet via rscs to DK0za1 which is a IBM host directly
connected via RSCS to our host and all other mail ending
with .bitnet to smtp virtual machine. Is there anybody who can
give me a solution ? Please send answer to
liebchen at rrz.uni-koeln.de
 or
vtamaint at dk0rrzk1
From: WHV@PSUVM.BITNET (Bill Verity (814) 865-4758)
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Subject: allow-generic-owners and the ADMLSTSV exit
Date: 21 Jan 93 16:55:00 GMT
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I've got the variable set to TRUE and the following in the special names
section.  However, the requests get sent to me rather than LISTSERV.  Why?
Do I actually need some code called ADMLSTSV?  I assumed it was built in.

...
Allow-Generic-Owners = True  ; Don't support generic list owners
...
SPECIAL:
...
OWNER-*     ADMLSTSV  1                 ; Generic owner to LISTSERV
*-REQUEST   ADMLSTSV  1                 ; Generic request to LISTSERV
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