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How do I clear the printers?I don't know if this is a Hercules problem or an MVS problem, but since it's keeping me from shutting MVS down cleanly, I'll ask it here...
How exactly do I go about clearing out the printers? JES2 is refusing to shutdown because of this: 00- $du,started $HASP000 PRINTER1 00E DRAINING $HASP000 PRINTER2 00F DRAINING I've heard of this problem with the card reader and know how to fix that, but nothing I've seen online indicates this should be a problem with the printer. How do I fix this so that I don't risk damaging my MVS image by closing Hercules without completing the shutdown. Mike |
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Re: How do I clear the printers?Did you try "starting" the printers?! Believe it or not, that seems to resolve this problem! $s prt1 -and- $s prt2 --- In H390-MVS@..., "Michael Kerpan" <madcrow.maxwell@...> wrote: > > I don't know if this is a Hercules problem or an MVS problem, but since it's keeping me from shutting MVS down cleanly, I'll ask it here... > > How exactly do I go about clearing out the printers? JES2 is refusing to shutdown because of this: > > 00- $du,started > $HASP000 PRINTER1 00E DRAINING > $HASP000 PRINTER2 00F DRAINING > I've heard of this problem with the card reader and know how to fix that, but nothing I've seen online indicates this should be a problem with the printer. How do I fix this so that I don't risk damaging my MVS image by closing Hercules without completing the shutdown. > > Mike > |
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Re: Re: How do I clear the printers?On Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 9:03 PM, sccosel<scosel@...> wrote:
> > > > Did you try "starting" the printers?! Believe it or not, that seems to > resolve this problem! > > $s prt1 -and- $s prt2 > Hmm. It works. I guess I never even though that the printers might now even be started. I guess I just assumed that "draining" was some sort of shutdown state that wasn't working properly... Now I know. Many n00bish thank yous, Mike |
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Re: How do I clear the printers?Michael Kerpan wrote:
> I don't know if this is a Hercules problem or an MVS problem, but since it's keeping me from shutting MVS down cleanly, I'll ask it here... > > How exactly do I go about clearing out the printers? JES2 is refusing to shutdown because of this: > > 00- $du,started > $HASP000 PRINTER1 00E DRAINING > $HASP000 PRINTER2 00F DRAINING > I've heard of this problem with the card reader and know how to fix that, but nothing I've seen online indicates this should be a problem with the printer. How do I fix this so that I don't risk damaging my MVS image by closing Hercules without completing the shutdown. > > Mike > $pprt1 $eprt1 $iprt1 |
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Re: How do I clear the printers?> How exactly do I go about clearing out the printers?
> JES2 is refusing to shutdown because of this: > > 00- $du,started > $HASP000 PRINTER1 00E DRAINING > $HASP000 PRINTER2 00F DRAINING You may have had printer setup messages outstanding, like: $HASP190 INIT SETUP -- PRINTER2 -- F = 0001 -- C = 6 -- T = QN and JES2 is waiting for a $SPRT. -- |
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Re: How do I clear the printers?--- In H390-MVS@...,
"Kevin Leonard" <kleonard_list@...> wrote: >> How exactly do I go about clearing out the printers? >> JES2 is refusing to shutdown because of this: >> 00- $du,started >> $HASP000 PRINTER1 00E DRAINING >> $HASP000 PRINTER2 00F DRAINING > You may have had printer setup messages outstanding, like: > $HASP190 INIT SETUP -- PRINTER2 -- F = 0001 -- C = 6 >-- T = QN > and JES2 is waiting for a $SPRT. > -- To get to the real problem, you shouldn't be starting the printers unless you are using them. Update SYS1.JES2PARM(JES2PARM) to: Note the "START" is changed to "DRAIN": PRINTER1 CLASS=A,SEP,AUTO,DSPLTCEL,NOPAUSE,UNIT=00E,DRAIN, + UCS=QN,FCB=6 PRINTER2 CLASS=Z,SEP,AUTO,DSPLTCEL,NOPAUSE,UNIT=00F,DRAIN, + UCS=QN,FCB=6 PUNCH1 CLASS=B,NOSEP,AUTO,PAUSE,UNIT=00D,DRAIN READER1 AUTH=0,CLASS=A,NOHOLD,MSGCLASS=C,PRLCL,PULCL,UNIT=00C,DRAIN READER2 AUTH=0,CLASS=A,NOHOLD,MSGCLASS=C,PRLCL,PULCL,UNIT=10C,DRAIN READER3 AUTH=0,CLASS=A,NOHOLD,MSGCLASS=C,PRLCL,PULCL,UNIT=20C,DRAIN READER4 AUTH=0,CLASS=A,NOHOLD,MSGCLASS=C,PRLCL,PULCL,UNIT=30C,DRAIN Note the commented out lines: $TOSC1,D=J $TOSC2,D=J $TOSC3,D=T $TOSC4,D=T * $CA,ALL * $SA,ALL $SI1-I4 * $SRDR1 * $SPRT1 * $SPRT2 $VS,'S BSPPILOT,PARM=NOWTO' $VS,'S BSPSETPF,PARM=NOREPLYU' * $VS,'S DYNABLDL' $VS,'S DYNAMASK' $VS,'S NET' $VS,'MN JOBNAMES,T' $VS,'MN SESS,T' You will find the system runs much better when you are allowed to control readers, printers, and other pieces of your system. P.S. When you muff updating SYS1.JES2PARM(JES2PARM) to the extent that JES2 won't start, the fall back is to start JES2 using the JES2PARM in SYS1.PARMLIB: /s jes2,p=parmlib |
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RE: Herc x64 For Windows and Networking ??I would like to setup/install herc x64 on a windows 2003 server.
But I need some guidance on how to setup the networking ?? Can anyone describe the software and install steps ?? Does Herc X64 use winpcap ?? Does it use a 32 bit version or a 64 bit version ??? Is there a 64 bit version of winpcap ?? Were and or how do i get 64 bit versions of the fish winpcap bridge libraries ??? Thanks for your help and assistance :) |
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