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Titolo: Z/OS Version 1 Release 2 implementation / / IBM, International Technical Support Organization Visualizza cluster
Pubblicazione: Poughkeepsie, NY, : IBM Corp., International Technical Support Organization, 2002
Edizione: 1st ed.
Descrizione fisica: xiv, 312 p. : ill
Disciplina: 005.4/3
Soggetto topico: Operating systems (Computers)
Note generali: "SG24-6235-00."
Nota di bibliografia: Includes bibliographical references (p. 307-308) and index.
Nota di contenuto: Front cover -- Contents -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this redbook -- Special notice -- Comments welcome -- Chapter 1. z/OS Version 1 Release 2 overview -- 1.1 64-bit virtual support -- 1.2 Base control program (BCP) enhancements -- 1.2.1 Global resource serialization (GRS) -- 1.2.2 Unconditional log close -- 1.3 JES2 Version 1 Release 2 -- 1.4 Spool Display and Search Facility (SDSF) -- 1.5 zFS file system -- 1.6 UNIX System Services support -- 1.7 SMP/E enhancements -- 1.8 Workload Manager support -- 1.9 RMF enhancements -- 1.10 JES3 Version 1 Release 2 -- 1.11 Kerberos support -- 1.12 LDAP support -- 1.13 Intrusion Detection Services (IDS) -- 1.14 Cryptographic support -- Chapter 2. z/OS 64-bit virtual support -- 2.1 64-bit virtual addressing -- 2.1.1 Size and number notation -- 2.1.2 The 64-bit virtual address space -- 2.1.3 Dynamic address translation -- 2.1.4 The virtual address -- 2.1.5 Memory objects -- 2.1.6 Guard area -- 2.2 64-bit virtual support -- 2.2.1 Implementing 64-bit virtual -- 2.2.2 IBM middleware support -- 2.2.3 IARV64 system service -- 2.2.4 IARV64 service requests -- 2.3 Using virtual storage above 2 GB -- 2.3.1 Program example obtaining storage -- 2.4 Controlling storage usage -- 2.4.1 MEMLIMIT and JCL -- 2.4.2 MEMLIMIT and ESA/390 mode -- 2.4.3 Installation default MEMLIMIT -- 2.4.4 Installation SMF exit IEFUSI -- 2.4.5 RMF -- 2.5 I/O operations -- 2.6 Dumping virtual storage above 2GB -- 2.6.1 SDUMPX Macro -- 2.7 z/Architecture considerations -- 2.7.1 Addressing modes -- 2.7.2 Modal instructions -- 2.7.3 Non-modal instructions -- 2.7.4 64-bit registers -- 2.8 Restrictions -- 2.8.1 Subspaces -- Chapter 3. z/OS base control program changes -- 3.1 Unconditional log close -- 3.1.1 Hardcopy log enhancements -- 3.1.2 Usage example -- 3.2 Open data set limits -- 3.2.1 DSAB in storage.
3.3 Service aid enhancements -- 3.4 EOM resource manager changes -- 3.5 GRS wildcard support -- 3.5.1 RNL wildcard support -- 3.5.2 ENQ/DEQ exit -- 3.5.3 Miscellaneous changes -- 3.5.4 Usability support -- 3.5.5 Compatibility support -- 3.6 DASD sharing between sysplexes -- 3.6.1 GRS ISGNQXIT exit -- 3.6.2 Exit installation and activation -- Chapter 4. JES2 enhancements -- 4.1 Greater than 64K jobs -- 4.1.1 ACTIVATE command -- 4.1.2 ACTIVATE considerations -- 4.1.3 Maximum number of jobs -- 4.1.4 Job number range -- 4.2 Long running jobs support -- 4.2.1 Execution phase processing -- 4.2.2 New JESLOG keyword -- 4.2.3 Processing spin output -- 4.2.4 Migration considerations -- 4.3 Dynamic PROCLIB support -- 4.3.1 PROCLIB initialization statement -- 4.3.2 PROCLIB statement processing -- 4.3.3 Operator commands -- 4.3.4 Dynamic PROCLIB considerations -- 4.4 INCLUDE initialization statement -- 4.4.1 Syntax for INCLUDE statement -- 4.4.2 Implementing the INCLUDE statement -- 4.4.3 Include statement considerations -- 4.5 Large spool support -- 4.5.1 SPOOLDEF initialization statement -- 4.5.2 Spool read SSI -- 4.6 Installation requirements -- 4.6.1 Coexistence -- 4.7 Other changes -- Chapter 5. SDSF enhancements -- 5.1 SDSF new functions -- 5.1.1 Primary Option Menu -- 5.1.2 Additional sysplex-wide panels -- 5.1.3 New enclaves panel -- 5.1.4 Spool volumes panel -- 5.2 Support for WLM goal mode inhibitors -- 5.2.1 CPU protection -- 5.2.2 Storage protection -- 5.2.3 SDSF support -- 5.3 SDSF support for JES2 changes -- 5.3.1 Greater than 64K jobs -- 5.3.2 Long-running jobs -- 5.4 Support for 64-bit virtual storage -- 5.5 Logger multiblock exploitation -- 5.6 z/OS UNIX display -- 5.6.1 PS commands -- 5.7 Filter enhancements -- 5.7.1 Using filter options -- 5.7.2 DEST command enhancement -- 5.8 SDSF server enhancements -- 5.8.1 Default server.
5.8.2 Server logging -- 5.9 Minor SDSF enhancements -- 5.9.1 User symbols on WHEN statement -- 5.9.2 System Command Extension pop-up enhancements -- 5.9.3 New elapsed transaction time columns on DA -- 5.9.4 WHO enhancement -- 5.10 Migration and coexistence -- 5.10.1 HASPINDX data set -- 5.10.2 End user commands and syntax -- Chapter 6. Distributed File Services -- 6.1 DCE DFS overview -- 6.2 z/OS DFS SMB server -- 6.3 Distributed File Services -- 6.4 DFS/SMB support -- 6.4.1 Server Message Block -- 6.4.2 Automount facility -- 6.4.3 Enhanced ASCII -- 6.4.4 SMB pass-through authentication -- 6.5 zSeries File System -- 6.5.1 zFS file system -- 6.5.2 zFS file system aggregates -- 6.5.3 zFS functions -- 6.5.4 zFS physical file system -- 6.5.5 zFS installation -- 6.5.6 Customization steps for zFS -- 6.5.7 zFS RACF definitions -- 6.5.8 BPXPRMxx definitions -- 6.5.9 Create a zFS aggregate -- 6.5.10 IOEAGFMT format utility -- 6.5.11 The zFS parameter file -- 6.5.12 zfsadm command -- 6.5.13 Attaching an aggregate -- 6.5.14 Defining a zFS file system -- 6.5.15 Mounting zFS file systems -- 6.5.16 zFS and sysplex considerations -- 6.5.17 zFS recovery -- 6.5.18 Restrictions -- 6.6 zFS availability -- Chapter 7. UNIX System Services -- 7.1 Enhanced ASCII functionality -- 7.1.1 ASCII support overview -- 7.2 Automatic conversion -- 7.2.1 Autoconversion -- 7.2.2 Scope of autoconversion -- 7.3 File tagging overview -- 7.3.1 File tag metadata -- 7.3.2 How to tag files -- 7.3.3 Shell commands for tags -- 7.3.4 Accessing data by programs -- 7.3.5 Other ways to tag files -- 7.3.6 C/C++ -- 7.3.7 Language environment runtime -- 7.4 Shell and utility commands -- 7.4.1 Extended attribute support -- 7.4.2 Systems management commands -- 7.5 Logical file system -- 7.5.1 New TCP/IP resolver -- 7.5.2 Logical file system soft shutdown -- 7.5.3 pread() and pwrite() library function.
7.6 HFS program control -- Chapter 8. SMP/E enhancements -- 8.1 Migrating to z/OS Release 2 of SMP/E -- 8.2 SMP/E availability -- 8.3 Improved user customization -- 8.3.1 Dynamic allocation using GIMDDALC -- 8.3.2 SMP/E exit routines -- 8.4 Nucleus backup -- 8.5 Packaging enhancements -- 8.5.1 64-bit addressing -- 8.5.2 Longer link names -- 8.5.3 Conditional JCLIN -- 8.6 Usability enhancements -- 8.6.1 SMPPTS data set management -- 8.6.2 HOLDDATA summary reports -- 8.7 eDelivery infrastructure -- 8.7.1 GIMZIP network packaging service routine -- 8.7.2 Network RECEIVE function -- 8.7.3 GIMUNZIP service routine -- Chapter 9. Workload Manager enhancements -- 9.1 LPAR CPU management for Linux -- 9.1.1 LPAR cluster -- 9.1.2 System requirements -- 9.1.3 Service definition changes -- 9.1.4 Functionality level consideration -- 9.1.5 Hardware HMC panel changes -- 9.1.6 How to work WLM and LPAR code -- 9.1.7 LPAR CPU management for Linux example -- 9.1.8 Enablement PTF -- 9.2 Server task/thread management -- 9.2.1 Function -- 9.3 Crypto workload activity reporting -- 9.3.1 CMOS cryptographic coprocessor -- 9.3.2 PCI cryptographic coprocessor (PCICC) -- 9.3.3 New general execution delay report samples -- 9.3.4 New crypto using and delay report samples -- 9.3.5 Crypto workload reporting -- 9.4 Temporal affinity support -- 9.4.1 System requirements -- 9.4.2 MVS message/SRM/RMF/SDSF -- 9.5 Enclave registration support -- 9.5.1 Registration services -- 9.6 Report class enhancements -- 9.6.1 Homogeneous/heterogeneous -- 9.6.2 Usage example -- 9.6.3 Interaction with RMF -- Chapter 10. RMF enhancements -- 10.1 Crypto measurement reporting -- 10.2 Coupling facility duplexing support -- 10.2.1 CF structure activity reporting -- 10.2.2 CF-to-CF activity reporting -- 10.3 WLM report class periods support -- 10.4 License manager support -- 10.4.1 RMF Monitor III.
10.4.2 RMF Monitor I/Postprocessor -- 10.5 LDAP integration -- 10.6 3270 local session removal -- Chapter 11. JES3 enhancements -- 11.1 JES3 job number support -- 11.1.1 New jobids -- 11.2 Hot start with refresh -- 11.3 Long running jobs support -- 11.3.1 JOB JCL statement -- 11.3.2 CLASS initialization statement -- 11.3.3 Parameter comparison -- 11.3.4 Operator command for spinoff -- 11.3.5 New JESMSGLG messages -- 11.4 Migration considerations -- 11.4.1 Coexistence restriction -- 11.4.2 z/OS JES3 1.2 enablement -- Chapter 12. Language Environment -- 12.1 Favour 31 overview -- 12.2 Favour 31 invocation -- 12.3 Favour 31 installation -- 12.4 Language Environment options -- 12.5 Migration considerations -- 12.6 Behavior of applications -- 12.6.1 Batch applications -- 12.6.2 Library routine retention (LRR) -- 12.6.3 Pre-init compatibility interface (PICI) -- 12.6.4 CICS -- 12.6.5 PIPI main -- 12.6.6 PL/I environment -- 12.6.7 Stack and heap -- 12.6.8 GETMAIN requests -- Chapter 13. RACF enhancements -- 13.1 RACF -- 13.2 Group size expansion -- 13.2.1 External changes -- 13.2.2 Compatibility and migration -- 13.3 SAFTRACE tool -- 13.3.1 Using SAFTRACE -- 13.3.2 Using the SET TRACE command -- 13.3.3 RACF tracing -- 13.3.4 Trace performance considerations -- 13.4 Support of mixed case profile names -- 13.4.1 RACF macro changes -- 13.4.2 New RACF classes -- 13.4.3 Enhanced commands -- 13.4.4 Enhanced panels -- 13.4.5 Migration considerations -- 13.5 Support for DB2 version 7 -- 13.5.1 New RACF support for DB2 -- 13.5.2 DB2 Version 7 new features -- 13.5.3 DBADM privilege -- 13.5.4 New and changed RACF messages -- 13.5.5 Installation concerns -- 13.6 Kerberos extensions -- 13.6.1 Kerberos registry support overview -- 13.6.2 Command keyword updates -- 13.6.3 Other updates -- 13.6.4 Dependencies and migration considerations -- 13.6.5 Benefits.
Chapter 14. Firewall technology enhancements.
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