LLA and FREEZE status
Anthony Fletcher
the intent is to use FREEZE mode, specifications can be put in a PARMLIB
member , eg as CSVLLATT, then if the command START LLA,LLA=TT is issued
(ie without the SUB=MSTR), the system automatically reissues the command
as START LLA,SUB=MSTR, but doesn't add the LLA=TT. That means that LLA
starts but it will not be using the CSVLLATT member, and will not be using
FREEZE. Is there a way to display the actual LLA status?
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"Anthony Fletcher" <fle...@NZ1.IBM.COM> wrote in message
news:<LISTSERV%20091217041...@BAMA.UA.EDU>...
> Is there any way of finding out whether LLA was started in FREEZE
mode? If
> the intent is to use FREEZE mode, specifications can be put in a
PARMLIB
> member , eg as CSVLLATT, then if the command START LLA,LLA=TT is
issued
> (ie without the SUB=MSTR), the system automatically reissues the
command
> as START LLA,SUB=MSTR, but doesn't add the LLA=TT. That means that LLA
> starts but it will not be using the CSVLLATT member, and will not be
using
> FREEZE. Is there a way to display the actual LLA status?
>
LLA is not started in FREEZE mode or not, each library under LLA control
is either in FREEZE mode or not.
When you start LLA without LLA=xx, the default is LLA=00, so CSVLLA00
member is activated.
Check the "D LLA" command for the status of LLA libraries.
Kees.
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Mark Zelden
wrote:
>Is there any way of finding out whether LLA was started in FREEZE mode? If
>the intent is to use FREEZE mode, specifications can be put in a PARMLIB
>member , eg as CSVLLATT, then if the command START LLA,LLA=TT is issued
>(ie without the SUB=MSTR), the system automatically reissues the command
>as START LLA,SUB=MSTR, but doesn't add the LLA=TT. That means that LLA
>starts but it will not be using the CSVLLATT member, and will not be using
>FREEZE. Is there a way to display the actual LLA status?
>
If you started it without the suffix (or didn't change the proc) then the
default is to not use any member. This is the equivalent of specifying:
LIBRARIES(-LNKLST-)
And since the LNKLST is automatically frozen, it's really the same as:
LIBRARIES(-LNKLST-)
FREEZE(-LNKLST-)
As far as displaying the status of libraries, there is a "D LLA" command.
Regards,
Mark
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Mark Zelden
<Kees.V...@KLM.COM> wrote:
>When you start LLA without LLA=xx, the default is LLA=00, so CSVLLA00
>member is activated.
>
There is no default member. There is a default action of managing the
LNKLST as frozen.
Peter Relson
it is more efficient to start a space once (when you do it correctly) than
twice (when the system has to re-do it for you).
I will look into enhancing LLA in this case to restart using the CSVLLAxx
member that was specified on the original. A change in the service stream
is not all that likely, but possibly in a new release.
Peter Relson
z/OS Core Technology Design
Mark Zelden
>If it hurts, don't do that (i.e., do specify SUB=MSTR). At the very least,
>it is more efficient to start a space once (when you do it correctly) than
>twice (when the system has to re-do it for you).
>
>I will look into enhancing LLA in this case to restart using the CSVLLAxx
>member that was specified on the original. A change in the service stream
>is not all that likely, but possibly in a new release.
>
>Peter Relson
>z/OS Core Technology Design
>
Peter,
Was this reply to something off-list or in the newsgroup but not the listserv?
It helps if some prior text is quoted.
Regards,
Mark
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Peter Relson
least,
>>it is more efficient to start a space once (when you do it correctly)
than
>>twice (when the system has to re-do it for you).
>>
>>I will look into enhancing LLA in this case to restart using the
CSVLLAxx
>>member that was specified on the original. A change in the service
stream
>>is not all that likely, but possibly in a new release.
>>
>>Peter Relson
>>z/OS Core Technology Design
>>
>Peter,
>Was this reply to something off-list or in the newsgroup but not the
listserv?
>It helps if some prior text is quoted.
Mark, I was responding to this part of the original post for this thread::
>...specifications can be put in a PARMLIB
>member , eg as CSVLLATT, then if the command START LLA,LLA=TT is issued
>(ie without the SUB=MSTR), the system automatically reissues the command
>as START LLA,SUB=MSTR, but doesn't add the LLA=TT. That means that LLA
>starts but it will not be using the CSVLLATT member,...
i.e., the automatic restart when you omit SUB=MSTR does not use your
specified CSVLLAxx member.
Peter Relson
z/OS Core Technology Design
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