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Hi Peter, Thank you very much for your reply, which confirms my assumption that it cannot be done without additional utilities. I'm just wondering why IBM made it so convenient to collect the data but

Hi Ralf, These can be read by various utilities that use DIAGNOSE X'14' to read spool files. One I came across somewhere is called RRMONDSK. This was designed for VM/SP I think but needed only a small

Hi all, I'm new to VM/370 and wonder how the output of the CP MONITOR command, which is spooled to MAINT's reader, can be accessed. I found no way to READ, RECEIVE or SFBROWSE these specific files,

Hi Larry, Hope you feel better soon. When you do please send the sections of a console that show the exact invocation of these functions and the exact output they produce. I need enough detail to

Bob, So far.... B2C fails B2D fails B2X works (Also native in brexx) CLOSE works Note that doc shows that close can't be called as a function. I was able to call close as a function, rc =

All the functions documented in the HELP REXXFUNC MENU screen are implemented in the RXUSERFN MODULE or the RXLOCFN MODULE with the source code on the MAINT 5E7 disk. When these functions are used in

Also, 42. New HELP files for the SAS RXUSERFN Rexx function package have been added.??This package supports building fullscreen applications, like the new??fullscreen HELP support, in REXX. I do

This is one of the primary topics in the help menu REXXFUNC? MENU????????????????????????????????????????? Menu Help Information The file names listed below

I could help you with this, if I could see the "help and some other references" you refer to. Bob Bolch

I found help and some other references to an external REXX Function package called REXXFUNC Some of the documented functions work and some kick out an Error 43 Routine not found. Is there a process

The RSCS IDs on VMCE are there for future use. There is no code on the current VMCE release which uses them. Bob Bolch wrote:

Matthew, You are correct the CPU serial isn’t critical, and is only used in couple of places in VM/CMS. In fact in the base VM/370R6 I don’t believe anything uses it. There are modifications in

I’m pretty sure, albeit going from memory, that SYSTEM NETID is used primarily by the NAMES module and very little inside CP or CMS actually cares about the CPUID. I don’t remember what tells CP

Thanks to all! :-) - By one side, just in case someone google for this later, I confirm, that as pointed above, the following procedure does the trick! DEF STOR 16M IPL 190 SAVESYS CMS - And in the

The way I remember is to DEF STOR 16M and then IPL 190 SAVESYS CMS

I think you have missed one thing. The whole point of the CPUID in the SYSTEM NETID is that you can have the same VM IPLd on multiple different hardware systems. The IDENTIFY command then matches the

Hi again. OK... Thanks Bob, I managed to tweak SYSID :-) ... I recall the MAINT MEMO since I learn how to tweak DMKRIO, so it turned out to be exactly the same procedure. I still have not found the

The main IBM documentation for VM/370 Release 6 is here: http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/ibm/370/VM_370/ The process and procedures for modifying VM are on the Service disk: MAINT 5E5. When you logon to

Hi again Folks. I've been quite successfuly playing with RSCS and XNET on a small set of 'networked' VM370CE instances, but there's a thing that I had let aside from the start that is really annoying

Doh! Embarassing Thank you