Re:Re: [IDMSVENDOR-L] Question about adding a user to a group

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kay - when added thru the ALTER USER - the group you specify is treated a=
s
the DEFAULT group for the user - the the association is made thru the
ALTER GROUP - no such ""fdefault"" status exists

what that means i do not know - but that is the difference (I believe)


Chris Hoelscher
IDMS/DB2 System & Database Architect
Humana Inc
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""Rozeboom, Kay [DAS]"" <[e-mail]>
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Date:
06/22/2010 01:27 PM
Subject:
[IDMSVENDOR-L] Question about adding a user to a group
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When a user is added to a group with the ""ALTER GROUP"" command, the group
s=3D3D
hows in the user display as ""WITHIN GROUP group-name"".

But if the user is added to the group with the ""ALTER USER"" command, the
gr=3D3D
oup shows in the user display as ""GROUP group-name"". Unless you add the
us=3D3D
er to a second group that way - then the first group is changed to ""WITHI=
N
=3D3D
GROUP"", and the second group displays as ""GROUP"".

Do these two methods of adding a user to a group actually do the same
thing=3D3D
, or not?

The reason I am asking is because in Visual DBA R17, you can add a user t=
o
=3D3D
a group from the same screen where you create or alter the user. This
woul=3D3D
d save time, rather than having to navigate through the ""display group""
scr=3D3D
eens first. But it appears that doing it from the user screen is using
the=3D3D
""CREATE USER"" or ""ALTER USER"" commands under the covers. And I'm not
sure=3D3D
if that accomplishes the same thing as adding the user to the group with
""=3D3D
ALTER GROUP"".

Kay Rozeboom
State of Iowa
Information Technology Enterprise
Department of Administrative Services
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DCMT D LOCK
"Hello all,
As I'm sure a lot of you do, our shop runs overnight local update
processes where the areas are varied off CV, updated and varied back on.

We run a UCFBATCH with DCMT D LOCK, then use a CULPRIT to parse through
the output looking for online transactions which are subsequently varied
off.

Recently, one of our jobs has started to fail every night because of
contention with RHDCNP3S

V10 ENTER NEXT TASK CODE: CA-IDMS release 16.0 node SYS010

?

DCMT D LOCK AR A1PARTS.PT-SQZ-PART-REGN

*** Area Locks ***

AREA LTERM USER TASK TR IS IX S U
UIX X =20
A1PARTS.PT-SQZ-PART-REGN LD000001 C7PART RHDCNP3S 0 1 0 0 0
0 0 =20
V10 ENTER NEXT TASK CODE: CA-IDMS release 16.0 node SYS010



We've looked through IDMS and MVS logs and can't find any indications of
where the locks could be coming from.
(more than one batch job uses user C7PART). =20

Also, not sure what an IS lock is....


Alex McLellan - Ford of Canada Production Support (IT)
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DCMT D LOCK
"Hello all,
As I'm sure a lot of you do, our shop runs overnight local update
processes where the areas are varied off CV, updated and varied back on.

We run a UCFBATCH with DCMT D LOCK, then use a CULPRIT to parse through
the output looking for online transactions which are subsequently varied
off.

Recently, one of our jobs has started to fail every night because of
contention with RHDCNP3S

V10 ENTER NEXT TASK CODE: CA-IDMS release 16.0 node SYS010

?

DCMT D LOCK AR A1PARTS.PT-SQZ-PART-REGN

*** Area Locks ***

AREA LTERM USER TASK TR IS IX S U
UIX X
A1PARTS.PT-SQZ-PART-REGN LD000001 C7PART RHDCNP3S 0 1 0 0 0
0 0
V10 ENTER NEXT TASK CODE: CA-IDMS release 16.0 node SYS010



We've looked through IDMS and MVS logs and can't find any indications of
where the locks could be coming from.
(more than one batch job uses user C7PART).

Also, not sure what an IS lock is....


Alex McLellan - Ford of Canada Production Support (IT)
Dialnet: 853-1237 Phone: [phone] x1237 Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
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Re: DCMT D LOCK
"have you tried using task LOCKMON? - it might be worth a shot to see if it
provides information different than DCMT D LOCK



Chris Hoelscher
IDMS/DB2 System & Database Architect
Humana Inc
502-476-2538
[e-mail]

you only need to test the programs that you want to work correctly






From:
""McLellan, Alex (A.J.)"" <[e-mail]>
To:
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Date:
06/23/2010 11:23 AM
Subject:
[IDMSVENDOR-L] DCMT D LOCK
Sent by:
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Hello all,
As I'm sure a lot of you do, our shop runs overnight local update
processes where the areas are varied off CV, updated and varied back on.

We run a UCFBATCH with DCMT D LOCK, then use a CULPRIT to parse through
the output looking for online transactions which are subsequently varied
off.

Recently, one of our jobs has started to fail every night because of
contention with RHDCNP3S

V10 ENTER NEXT TASK CODE: CA-IDMS release 16.0 node SYS010

?

DCMT D LOCK AR A1PARTS.PT-SQZ-PART-REGN

*** Area Locks ***

AREA LTERM USER TASK TR IS IX S U
UIX X =20
A1PARTS.PT-SQZ-PART-REGN LD000001 C7PART RHDCNP3S 0 1 0 0 0
0 0 =20
V10 ENTER NEXT TASK CODE: CA-IDMS release 16.0 node SYS010



We've looked through IDMS and MVS logs and can't find any indications of
where the locks could be coming from.
(more than one batch job uses user C7PART). =20

Also, not sure what an IS lock is....


Alex McLellan - Ford of Canada Production Support (IT)
Dialnet: 853-1237 Phone: [phone] x1237 Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]



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Re: [IDMSVENDOR-L] DCMT D LOCK
"have you tried using task LOCKMON? - it might be worth a shot to see if it
provides information different than DCMT D LOCK



Chris Hoelscher
IDMS/DB2 System & Database Architect
Humana Inc
502-476-2538
[e-mail]

you only need to test the programs that you want to work correctly






From:
""McLellan, Alex (A.J.)"" <[e-mail]>
To:
[e-mail]
Date:
06/23/2010 11:23 AM
Subject:
[IDMSVENDOR-L] DCMT D LOCK
Sent by:
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Hello all,
As I'm sure a lot of you do, our shop runs overnight local update
processes where the areas are varied off CV, updated and varied back on.

We run a UCFBATCH with DCMT D LOCK, then use a CULPRIT to parse through
the output looking for online transactions which are subsequently varied
off.

Recently, one of our jobs has started to fail every night because of
contention with RHDCNP3S

V10 ENTER NEXT TASK CODE: CA-IDMS release 16.0 node SYS010

?

DCMT D LOCK AR A1PARTS.PT-SQZ-PART-REGN

*** Area Locks ***

AREA LTERM USER TASK TR IS IX S U
UIX X =20
A1PARTS.PT-SQZ-PART-REGN LD000001 C7PART RHDCNP3S 0 1 0 0 0
0 0 =20
V10 ENTER NEXT TASK CODE: CA-IDMS release 16.0 node SYS010



We've looked through IDMS and MVS logs and can't find any indications of
where the locks could be coming from.
(more than one batch job uses user C7PART). =20

Also, not sure what an IS lock is....


Alex McLellan - Ford of Canada Production Support (IT)
Dialnet: 853-1237 Phone: [phone] x1237 Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]



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question about clists
"If you execute a clist containing TASKA, TASKB, and TASKC, and TASKA abends=
, TASKB and TASKC do not get executed. Is there any way to make the clist =
processing continue even if one of the tasks abends?

I'm talking about the CLIST command that you can execute at the ""enter next=
task code"" prompt, not any CLIST commands within a tool or application.

Kay Rozeboom
State of Iowa
Information Technology Enterprise
Department of Administrative Services
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Email: [e-mail]
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question about clists
"If you execute a clist containing TASKA, TASKB, and TASKC, and TASKA abends, TASKB and TASKC do not get executed. Is there any way to make the clist processing continue even if one of the tasks abends?

I'm talking about the CLIST command that you can execute at the ""enter next task code"" prompt, not any CLIST commands within a tool or application.

Kay Rozeboom
State of Iowa
Information Technology Enterprise
Department of Administrative Services
Telephone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
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Re: question about clists
"Kay:

I can't think of any way to not stop processing the CLIST if a task abends, maybe one of gurus on the list can think of a way. But the obvious questions are:

1) Why is the task abending anyway? Can that be fixed or the program changed to not abend if invoked from CLIST and only issue a message?
2) Is order important - couldn't you put the task that is likely to abend at the end where it won't matter?

Dan Miley
Lockheed Martin