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CONFIG 8.068 SAS 6.06 options member added to MXG library. DIFFHSM 8.260 HSM User SMF Record de-accumulation. DOCDB2PM 8.112 Documentation of DB2PM-like reports in ANALDB2R. DOCGRAF 8.274 SAS/GRAPH device support and MXG standards. DOCTREND 8.113 Incompatible changes in MXG Trending implemented. EXACFJR 8.047 ACF2 dataset ACF2JR may have deleted observations. EXIDMTAS 8.105 IDMS Batch ACCOUNT1-3 fields decoded. FMXGUCBL 8.009 Returns wrong value under SAS 5.18. GRAFDB2 8.275 SAS/GRAPH analysis of DB2 data. GRAFWORK 8.140 New graphic report of RMFINTRV workloads by hour. IMACAAAA 8.281 Install aid describing which tailoring IMACs do what. IMACACCT 8.133 Safer/Easier user tailoring of kept Account fields. IMACICDB 8.177 CICS/ESA 3.1 Transaction DBCTL counters/clocks. IMACPDB 8.048 Variables ABNDRSNC DIVRREAD DSSIZHWM TERMNAME added. JCLDASD 8.264 MXG DASD (VTOC,VVDS) Space Management example. JCLTEST 8.001 Options MACRO DQUOTE MWORK=28K required by MXG 7.7. JCLTEST 8.025 WORK.DIRMACR REQUIRES MORE SPACE error condition. JCLTREND 8.058 PROC SORT added to avoid not-sorted condition. MONTHBLD 8.095 Syntax error under SAS 6.06 circumvented. MVS 4.1 8.167 Support for MVS/ESA SP Version 4.1 and RMF 4.2. MVS 4.2 8.224 Support for MVS/ESA SP Version 4.2 and RMF 4.2.1 NPM 8.038 NPM records from VM can be processed. PRODUCTS 8.282 Documents MXG support by "product name/acronym" RMFINTRV 8.216 SIO counts in RMFINTRV missing. SAS 6.06 8.283 "Dataset is not sorted" SAS Error fixed by Z6062141. SPIN 8.158 SPIN library fills when MVS/ESA replaces MVS/XA. SPIN 8.172 SPIN library fills when MVS/ESA replaces MVS/XA. SPUNJOBS 8.258 New PDB.SPUNJOBS dataset for SPIN reporting. TRND72 8.143 Critical error, but only in PreRelease 8.3 TRNDDB2A 8.276 TRENDing for DB2ACCT into MXG Trend database. TRNDDB2S 8.279 TRENDing for DB2STAT0 and DB2STAT1. TRNDRMFI 8.143 Critical error, but only in PreRelease 8.3. UTILGETM 8.206 %MACRO on FILE statement CPU loop in SAS 6.06. VMAC110 8.065 Support for new CICS 3.1.1 major changes. VMAC1415 8.017 New hiperbatch counts added to SMF type 1415. VMAC1415 8.137 Hiperbatch values non-zero when they should be zero. VMAC23 8.208 SMF writer memory usage added (OY27449). VMAC28 8.111 INPUT function error in NPM subtype 82. VMAC28 8.148 Support for NPM Release 4 (NPM 1.4), SMF Type 28. VMAC30 8.081 Support for APAR adding DDCONS() option. VMAC30 8.082 Support for APAR adding PROCSTEP to type 30s. VMAC30 8.208 NOT CATLG 2 or 7 now added (APAR OY24857) to 30s. VMAC37 8.022 Variable KEEP, FORMATs. VMAC39 8.022 TYPE39EL conditionally created. ZDATE kept. VMAC39 8.245 Support for NETMASTER V2.1.0 subtype 255. VMAC41 8.015 New VLF counts in new subtype 3 SMF type 41. VMAC42 8.136 STOPOVER on subtype 3 due to IBM error. VMAC57 8.184 STOPOVER on type 57 (MVS 4.1 and MXG 8.5 only). VMAC6 8.057 STOPOVER due to invalid external writer record. VMAC60 8.128 STOPOVER on SMS NVR segment in type 60. VMAC6156 8.027 STOPOVER error with ICF catalog record section. VMAC6156 8.039 TYPE6156 VOLSER may be wrong for GDGs. VMAC6156 8.214 "Invalid Third Argument to Function SUBSTR." VMAC64 8.134 ACBMACRF fields individually decoded into variables. VMAC64 8.219 TYPE64 hiperbatch variables missing. VMAC64 8.234A VSAM Hiperbatch counters corrected. VMAC7072 8.066 Support for new "SRCL" field in RMF Product section. VMAC7072 8.187 Support for new Hitachi processors with MLPF. VMAC7072 8.233 "Invalid data for MSOCOEFF..." correction. VMAC7072 8.250 Support for PR/SM "overhead" measure APAR OY36668. VMAC76 8.254 Support for OPPSI in SYSPLEX is traceable. VMAC78 8.049 TYPE78CF only output if CHPID is online. VMAC78 8.132 STOPOVER on type 78 subtype 3 with ES/9000 CPUs. VMAC79 8.012 STOPOVER correction, support validation. VMAC79 8.055 Formats and units corrections. VMACACF2 8.002 ACF2 SMF record caused STOPOVER. VMACACF2 8.090 Further validation of ACF2 SMF record. VMACARB 8.190A Support for Arbiter Version 2.1.1 SMF records. VMACCIMS 8.064 Support for IMF 2.6 (for IMS 3.1). VMACCMF 8.247 Support for Boole & Babbage CMF SMF record 240. VMACCRAY 8.044 Support for CRAY COS operating system VMACDB2 8.102 Distributed DB2 header added to DB2ACCT. VMACDB2 8.225 Support for Landmark's The Monitor for DB2. VMACDCOL 8.130 DCOLLECT enhancement for all seven records. VMACDCOL 8.210 DCOLLECT migration/backup tape dates correction. VMACDCOL 8.252 Support for DCOLLECT APAR OY37378. VMACDCOL 8.074 Support for SMS DCOLLECT data records. VMACDMON 8.003 Uninitialized variable in ANALDMON caused. VMACDMON 8.236 Support for LEGENT ASTEX replacement for DASDMON. VMACEPMV 8.217 Support for Candle's EPILOG for MVS SMF Type 180. VMACHSM 8.138 Preliminary support for HSM User SMF records. VMACIDMS 8.005 IDMS SMF record variables format incorrect. VMACIMS 8.006 IMS crashes required duplicate DTOKEN protection. VMACIMS 8.098 Support for IMS/ESA 3.1 log records. VMACIMS 8.118 IMS Cold start support and logic changes. VMACIMS 8.119 Correction of IMS Input Queue time. VMACIMS 8.176 IMS 3.1 DBCTL Thread Transactions Deleted. VMACIMS 8.256 Support for IMS Wait-for-Input from IMS log. VMACMDF 8.091 Amdahl's MDFTRACH SMF records corrected. VMACMEMO 8.227 Support for MEMO European Electronic Mail SMF record. VMACMON8 8.161 Support for Landmark's Monitor for CICS Version 8.0 VMACMONI 8.036 CREATIME in MONITASK may have wrong date. VMACMPT 8.173 Support for Amdahl's MDF Performance Tool VMACNSPY 8.010 NETSPY 3.2 support was incomplete. VMACNSPY 8.043 Netspy 3.1 STOPOVER. VMACNSPY 8.265 Support for NETSPY Release 4.0. VMACORAC 8.080 Support for Oracle SMF record. VMACROSC 8.028 ROSCOAUD contained zero observations always. VMACSASU 8.157 SAS User Record changed under SAS 6.06. VMACSESA 8.228 Support for Volvo's SESAME VTAM Monitor. VMACSMF 8.013 DB2 read from GTF. Minor. VMACSPMS 8.149 Support for Amdahl's SPMS SMF (Cache DASD CU). VMACSTC 8.092 STC 4400 Silo SMF record new subtype. VMACSTC 8.194 STC 4400 Silo SMF record new subtype STOPOVER! VMACSYNC 8.020 Invalid CPUTCBTM value detected. VMACSYNC 8.056 SIRECFM,SORECFM contain invalid data value. VMACSYNC 8.123 Error (only in PreRelease 8.2) in TYPESYNC data. VMACSYNC 8.211 SYNCSORT EW2903 detects SAS invoked Sort. VMACSYNC 8.253 Support for SYNCSORT SCZ 33038 (Hiperspace stats). VMACTMNT 8.033 Minor. Formats for DEVFROM/DEVTO. VMACTMVS 8.173 Protection for TMON/MVS Spanned Records VMACTPNS 8.269 Support for TPNS log. VMACTPX 8.016 No observations in TPXINTRV. VMACTSOM 8.007 Missing STRTTIME in TSOMCMND. VMACTSOM 8.104 Invalid READTIME due to CA7 in TSO/MON record. VMACTSOM 8.262 Support for LEGENT TSO/MON Release 5.3.0. VMACVMON 8.037 Divide by zero. VMACVMON 8.045 24APR90 became 02OCT89 when 202 day clock wrapped. VMACVMON 8.106 VM Start Time off by 43 minutes on Aug 4, 1990. VMACVMXA 8.004 OMEGAMON/VM creates invalid VM/XA VB records. VMACVMXA 8.099 Many VM/XA PTFs altered Monitor records. VMACVMXP 8.041 Minor EXPLORE/VM processing changes. VMACVPD 8.234 Support for NETVIEW's VPD aka NAM type 37 SMF data. VMACVVDS 8.073 Validation of VVDS record created by ASMVVDS. VMACWSF 8.100 Support for WSF archive product SMF. VMACX37 8.024 STOPX37, minor. VMACZRB 8.054 RMF 4.1.1 caused STOPOVER. VMACZRB 8.079 Further validation of RMF III VSAM data. VMACZRB 8.156 Further validation and reports. VMXGDOWN 8.273 Download to PC all datasets in a SAS library. VMXGSUM 8.021 Missing variable initialization protection. VMXGVTOC 8.018 OFFSET4E and SMS variables added. VMXGVTOC 8.032 Minor. RECFM should be $4. VMXGVTOC 8.075 Did not capture free space at beginning of volume. VMXGVTOF 8.193 Build VMXGVTOC datasets from ASMVTOC records. VMXGVTOR 8.009 Incorrect on 7.7, changes not propagated. XMAC7072 8.014 ZDATE not kept in TYPE70PR and TYPE72MN ZZZZZZZZ 8.011 Final member of MXG Library is named. Inverse chronological list of all Changes: NEXTCHANGE: Version 8 72 --- Changes 8.305 thru 8.286 were added after MXG 8.8 was shipped --- Change 08.305 About 90 of the 32,000+ MXG variables had no labels, some DOC obsecure datetime variables were not formatted, and some Apr 30, 1991 variables were length 8 when they should have been only 4 bytes long, as discovered in the MXG QA jobstreams. All of these that could be corrected easily were!
VMAC79 backwards to include RMF 3.5.1, and code was cleaned up Apr 29, 1991 with this significant user contribution. Thanks to Gordon Keehn, Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company, USA. Change 08.303 IMS Log processing temporary variable OENQTO should have TYPEIMS been spelled OENQO in line 107900. Apr 28, 1991
VMACVMXA stored in only 4 bytes. Add CHANBYTM before DURATM in Apr 28, 1991 the LENGTH statement at the end of line 060650.
TRNDDB2S in subsequent runs, the three shifts in prior weeks data Apr 28, 1991 are summarized into a single observation for the entire week (and SHIFT appears as Weekend). The recalculation of SHIFT in trending should have only been applied to the new PDB data, but bad logic caused the corruption. This correction is for the DB2 Statistics trending member TRNDDB2S. See Change 8.300 for DB2 Account trending. 1. The INCODE= argument at 005200: INCODE = 005200 IF INWEEK THEN NUMINTVL = 1; 005300 LABEL NUMINTVL='NUMBER OF*STATISTICS*INTERVALS'; 005400 OUTPUT MXGSUM1; 005500 DATA MXGSUM1 005600 TIMES 005700 (KEEP=SYSTEM SHIFT QWHSSSID QWHSSTCK MINTIME MAXTIME); 005800 SET MXGSUM1; 005900 IF DURATM GT 0 THEN MINTIME=QWHSSTCK-DURATM; 006000 ELSE MINTIME=.; 006100 MAXTIME=QWHSSTCK; 006200 %VMXGDUR(DATETIME=QWHSSTCK,INTERVAL=WEEK,NEWSHIFT=Y); 006300 QWHSSTCK=DATETIME; 006400 OUTPUT MXGSUM1; 006500 OUTPUT TIMES;, 006600
IF INWEEK THEN DO; 005300 NUMINTVL = 1; 005310 IF DURATM GT 0 THEN MINTIME=QWHSSTCK-DURATM; 005320 ELSE MINTIME=.; 005330 MAXTIME=QWHSSTCK; 005340 %VMXGDUR(DATETIME=QWHSSTCK,INTERVAL=WEEK,NEWSHIFT=Y); 005350 QWHSSTCK=DATETIME; 005360 END; 005370 LABEL NUMINTVL='NUMBER OF*STATISTICS*INTERVALS'; 005400 OUTPUT MXGSUM1; 005500 DATA MXGSUM1 005600 TIMES 005700 (KEEP=SYSTEM SHIFT QWHSSSID QWHSSTCK MINTIME MAXTIME); 005800 SET MXGSUM1; 005900 QWHSSTCK=DATETIME; 006000 OUTPUT MXGSUM1; 006500 OUTPUT TIMES;, 006600 2. The INCODE= argument at 012300: INCODE = 012300 IF INWEEK THEN DO; 012400 IF QXMSMIAP=. THEN QXMSMIAP=.; 012500 IF QXNSMIAP=. THEN QXNSMIAP=.; 012600 IF QXNSMIAP=. AND QXMSMIAP GT 0 THEN QXNSMIAP=QXMSMIAP; 012700 END; 012800 OUTPUT MXGSUM1; 012900 DATA MXGSUM1 013000 TIMES 013100 (KEEP=SYSTEM SHIFT QWHSSSID QWHSSTCK MINTIME MAXTIME); 013200 SET MXGSUM1; 013300 IF DURATM GT 0 THEN MINTIME=QWHSSTCK-DURATM; 013400 ELSE MINTIME=.; 013500 MAXTIME=QWHSSTCK; 013600 %VMXGDUR(DATETIME=QWHSSTCK,INTERVAL=WEEK,NEWSHIFT=Y); 013700 QWHSSTCK=DATETIME; 013800 OUTPUT MXGSUM1; 013900 OUTPUT TIMES;, 014000 Must be changed to read INCODE = 012300 IF INWEEK THEN DO; 012400 IF QXMSMIAP=. THEN QXMSMIAP=.; 012500 IF QXNSMIAP=. THEN QXNSMIAP=.; 012600 IF QXNSMIAP=. AND QXMSMIAP GT 0 THEN QXNSMIAP=QXMSMIAP; 012700 IF DURATM GT 0 THEN MINTIME=QWHSSTCK-DURATM; 012710 ELSE MINTIME=.; 012720 MAXTIME=QWHSSTCK; 012730 %VMXGDUR(DATETIME=QWHSSTCK,INTERVAL=WEEK,NEWSHIFT=Y); 012740 QWHSSTCK=DATETIME; 012750 END; 012800 OUTPUT MXGSUM1; 012900 DATA MXGSUM1 013000 TIMES 013100 (KEEP=SYSTEM SHIFT QWHSSSID QWHSSTCK MINTIME MAXTIME); 013200 SET MXGSUM1; 013300 DATETIME=QWHSSTCK; 013800 OUTPUT MXGSUM1; 013900 OUTPUT TIMES;, 014000
TRNDDB2A for the DB2 Statistics Trending discussed above in the Apr 28, 1991 Change 8.301. This correction involves also requires two parts: 1. The two lines, 012900-013000, now reading: MINTIME=QWACBSC; 012900 MAXTIME=QWACESC; 013000 Must be MOVEd to after 004900 (MOVE, not COPY!). 2. Then, the two lines, 019800-019000, now reading: %VMXGDUR(DATETIME=QWACESC,INTERVAL=WEEK,NEWSHIFT=Y); 019800 QWACESC=DATETIME; 019900 Must be MOVEd to after the lines just moved above. The end result of these two moves will be: IF INWEEK THEN DO; 004900 MINTIME=QWACBSC; 004910 MAXTIME=QWACESC; 004920 %VMXGDUR(DATETIME=QWACESC,INTERVAL=WEEK,NEWSHIFT=Y); 004930 QWACESC=DATETIME; 004940 IF QXMSMIAP = . THEN QXMSMIAP = .; 005000 Change 08.299 A "Variable Not Found" condition occurs with ANALDB2R if ANALDB2R the Accounting Trace Long report was requested by itself. Apr 28, 1991 (If any other report was also requested, this error does not occur). Line 021820, which now reads: TIMES (KEEP=&SORT1 &SORT2 &SORT3 MINTIME MAXTIME); was replaced by these 6 lines: %IF &PMACC02 EQ YES %THEN %DO; TIMES (KEEP=&SORT1 &SORT2 &SORT3 MINTIME MAXTIME); %END; %ELSE %DO; TIMES (KEEP=DB2 MINTIME MAXTIME); %END;
Thanks to Ron Roberts, The Equitable Life Assurance Society, USA. Change 08.298 Fujitsu's AIM database manager (CICS-like) SMF records VMACAIM2 were in error. The FILLER $CHAR2. in VMACAIM2 line 117 VMACAIM3 was deleted. In VMACAIM3, NUMSCHMA is PIB2, not PIB4, Apr 28, 1991 and the DO loop in line 65 should be 1 to NUMSCHMA. These changes were received long ago and should have been in earlier versions. Thanks for the contributor; Bill has provided them locally to Fujitsu sites down under! Thanks to Bill Gibson, SAS Institute, AUSTRALIA. Change 08.297 Support for Fujitsu's FACOM operating system now includes TYPEPDL both MSP and FSP data from PDL reports from PDA records. TESTFACO Former "X-rated" member XPDLPDA is now renamed TYPEPDL, JCLTEST and first-time-logic added for history datasets. The MXG JCLTEST6 test and cross reference jobstreams now separately test JCLUXREF all FACOM support in step TESTFACO, so that all 25 of the JCLUXRE6 RTYPExx datasets and histor datasets created by TYPEPDL Apr 19, 1991 are documented in DOCVER. The coding changes that added FSP support were a significant user contribution, and also added decoding of several additional PDL reports. Thanks to Ian Heaney, M.L.C., AUSTRALIA.
VMACVMXA because the PROC DATASETS to delete VXUSEINT and VXACTINT Apr 19, 1991 was commented out during testing. Remove the comments in line 798400. Also, variable RDEVOFFL was not kept because it was misspelled as RDEFOFFL in the KEEP= list. Thanks to Jay Cicardo, Southwestern Bell, USA. Change 08.295 SAS datasets will be destroyed/corrupted by CASORT 6.6 CASORT 6.6 if its ATTRLS Option (system wide, set when CASORT was Apr 18, 1991 installed) was specified ATTRLS=YES. Instead, you MUST have ATTRLS=NO. With ATTRLS=YES, CASORT will RLSE sort work space after each invoked SORT, which somehow causes SAS to think all records were deleted by NODUP, and the output dataset built by the PROC SORT contains either zero or one observation! If there is one observation, all of its numeric variables are zero or missing, which happened with RMFINTRV, and the garbaged dates/times put messages on the SAS log, but then caused the TREND database to be overwritten with only one observation! CA says the problem is known to affect ANY invoked sort, not just SAS invoked sorts. SAS tracking 180027 is open, to determine why SAS built the corrupted 1-observation data set, and I will investigate how I can make the trend logic more robust, but you MUST specify ATTRLS=NO to fix the real problem with CASORT 6.6. Thanks to Arnold Ruterbories, Standard Insurance Company, USA.
SAS 6.06 a.VMXGVTOC will fail "VARIABLE VOLSER NOT FOUND", if you Apr 18, 1991 installed SAS ZAPs Z6061834 or Z6062315, due to an error introduced by those zaps (the "autovariable" VOLSER was lost when those zaps were installed). SAS ZAP Z6062674 now exists to correct their error and is required. It is not on the April SAS Notes tape, but can be downloaded. b.SAS will ABEND with an 0C4 in SMS sites, if the datasets in the CONFIG DD concatenation are SMS-managed datasets, if the CONFIG= JCL parameter is used. (If you used the prior MXG technique of actually overriding the CONFIG DD, this abend does not occur, but then you must be careful to order the JCL override, thus the CONFIG= parameter was recommended instead of overriding the CONFIG DD!) The SAS error is fixed by ZAP Z6062264, which is required if your site has SMS-managed datasets for SAS and or MXG. Change 08.293 -IBM's Cache DASD RMF Reporter "CRR" Product's SMF records ANALCACH status bits were changed (don't know when!) and count of FORMATS sequential-detected sequential read requests was added. VMACACHE Variables have been dropped from CACHE90. Flag variables Apr 18, 1991 (CSCS1-CSCS8,CSNVSS1-CSNVSS8, CSDP,CSCD,CSFF,CSFD,CSPD, CSSD,CSFC,CSPP) are replaced by format-decoded variables, and the caching/fastwrite/pinning/etc. status variables from the CSVOL segment (which apply only to that CSVOL, and not to the VOLUME being reported) are not kept. IBM's 3990 Storage Control Reference, GA32-0099-3, pp 171-177, Chapter 4, Command Descriptions, describes the statistics captured much better than the CRR manual (SH20-6295-4). CACHE90 variable FWDC, the count of DASD fast write ops that were forced to access DASD directly (because the nonvolatile storage was insufficient), may be important in recognizing this performance degradation. -The Cache analysis program ANALCACH was revised to now CACHE90 (instead of the CACHETY data from 3880's) along with RMF TYPE74 data for sample reports. Thanks to Victor Heiner, Northwest Airlines, USA. Thanks to Alfred Holtz, Dun and Bradstreet, USA.
VMAC110 "Unexpected Statistics Subtype" with STID=200 to 210, due Apr 16, 1991 to that product's pseudo type 110 statistics records. The additional records will be supported in the future. Thanks to Paul Dean, IBM Hursley, ENGLAND.
ASUMJOBS KEEP= list for dataset BATCHJOB (added by Change 8.230 Apr 16, 1991 for detect duplicate job hold enhancement). Thanks to Elliot Weitzman, Oryx Energy Company, USA. Change 08.290 MVS Account Fields with length=0 create MXG error message IMACACCT "***ERROR.IMACACCT.ACCOUNT FIELD n LENGTH WRONG", and any Apr 16, 1991 account fields after the zero length field are skipped. If the "n" in the message is greater than the number of Account Fields you are KEEPing, there is no impact on the datasets built by MXG. The enhancement in Change 8.267 (to prevent STOPOVER if account length were wrong) failed to allow for a zero length field. The nine lines that now read "ELSE DO;" must be change to read: (line number) ELSE IF LENACCT1 GT 0 THEN DO; 012300 ELSE IF LENACCT2 GT 0 THEN DO; 014000 ELSE IF LENACCT3 GT 0 THEN DO; 015700 ELSE IF LENACCT4 GT 0 THEN DO; 017400 ELSE IF LENACCT5 GT 0 THEN DO; 019100 ELSE IF LENACCT6 GT 0 THEN DO; 020800 ELSE IF LENACCT7 GT 0 THEN DO; 022500 ELSE IF LENACCT8 GT 0 THEN DO; 024200 ELSE IF LENACCT9 GT 0 THEN DO; 025900
MXG version 8.8. Thanks to Mike Hoevenaars, Toyota Canada, CANADA.
VMACACF2 ACPMFCJI, and ACPMFCLI to the ACF2PR dataset & variables Apr 16, 1991 ACVMFLRT, ACFMFTRT, and ACVMFTRS to ACF2VR dataset. Thanks to Dave Greene, Kwasha Lipton, USA. Change 08.288 Format MGSYNDB for SYNCSORT value 2 should have formatted FORMATS to 2:3390 instead of the (now nonexistent) 2:3330 device, Apr 16, 1991 and values 16 and 24 were added to ACF2 formats MGACFDA and MGACFDB respectively. Thanks to Dave Greene, Kwasha Lipton, USA.
TESTOTHR Instead of the complete revision of support for Candle's VMACEPIL EPILOG/CICS, VMACEPIL contained a copy of member CHANGES! Apr 16, 1991 This error also caused JCLTEST step TESTOTHR to fail. This change simply puts back VMACEPIL in VMACEPIL! Thanks to Rex Pommier, St. Lukes Hospital Fargo, USA. Change 08.286 IEBUPDTE unload of MXG 8.8 ends with condition code four, V88-tape prints "IEB823I SYSIN HAS NO RECORDS for AS400PDS", and Apr 11, 1991 MXG.SOURCLIB contains 1394 members instead of the stated 1367 members, but this warning has no real impact on the MXG.SOURCLIB data set. The warning occurs because member AS400PDS itself was an IEBUPDTE input for a 28-member PDS with preliminary support for AS400 data. Your unload saw those "./" statements and created the 28 members starting with @@@....., AS400..., ICEGENER, and QAPM.... directly in your MXG.SOURCLIB, and then there were no lines in the member AS400PDS, causing the warning! I had intended to change the "./" to "xy" in AS400PDS to avoid this warning but failed to do so. Sorry for all those phone calls and faxes that would have been avoided by better testing. Thanks to Ken Thomas, Maryland Casualty Company, USA.
VMACDCOL capacity stated by IBM (eg, 630MB for a 3380 volume) is Apr 4, 1991 NOT 630 Megabytes, but instead is 630 "Million bytes"! A 3380 (47476*15*885 = 630,243,900 bytes) actually stores Yüklə 28,67 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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