We have a IBM mainframe with emc vmax as backend. We have srdf setup from one site to other site for all the z/vm devices. I am trying to find out the total amount of data that is been replicated to secondary site.
Can I know how to find it out?
DO we have to run any job or is there any srdf utility in mainframe ?
How was SRDF set up in the first place? And how do you manage SRDF ongoing? Whatever tool you use, can also be used to report what you want.
In Z/os if you have Mainframe Enablers installed you can run SRDF queries.
e.g. SQ VOL,4000,ALL
Where 4000 is the CUU of the VMAX you want to report against. This reports all devices so the output would need to be parsed for the devices you want. Additional parameters can be added to the command to filter (e.g. RDF group, R1 only, R2 only)
Note that There is an SRDF INIT parm "MAX_QUERY" that documents the maximum number of devices to report. You may need to adjust this value to get all your devices in a single command output.
If you have solutions enabler installed in an open systems host connected to the array, you can run "SYMRDF -sid xx LIST" or "SYDEV -sid xx LIST -R2"
Besides Solutions Enabler, you probably have Mainframe Enabler too. In that case you may go thru EMCRDF /ÑSQ vol,xxxx,all for local host attached to array or /ÑSQ VOL,rmt(XXXX),all for remote box
We run backup job every sunday. And this time some volumes dint get offline, when running the job whack caused the job to abend with s806 error. DO you guys know what might be the reason.
S806 is module not found. So either something is missing in your link list or your job is missing a steplib statement or the steplib does not contain the required datset needed that contains the module described in the s806 error.
You need to identify which module the s806 is talking about, then take one of the actions above to rectify it.
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How was SRDF set up in the first place? And how do you manage SRDF ongoing? Whatever tool you use, can also be used to report what you want.
In Z/os if you have Mainframe Enablers installed you can run SRDF queries.
e.g. SQ VOL,4000,ALL
Where 4000 is the CUU of the VMAX you want to report against. This reports all devices so the output would need to be parsed for the devices you want. Additional parameters can be added to the command to filter (e.g. RDF group, R1 only, R2 only)
Note that There is an SRDF INIT parm "MAX_QUERY" that documents the maximum number of devices to report. You may need to adjust this value to get all your devices in a single command output.
If you have solutions enabler installed in an open systems host connected to the array, you can run "SYMRDF -sid xx LIST" or "SYDEV -sid xx LIST -R2"