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1 CMS Pipelines Hands-On Workshop Exercise Answers Rick Barlow Nationwide Insurance March 12,
2 Slide 13 PIPE LITERAL Hello, World! CONSOLE Hello, World! PIPE CONSOLE CONSOLE This is the first thing I typed This is the first thing I typed This is the second thing I typed This is the second thing I typed 2
3 Slide 15 PIPE < PROFILE EXEC A > PROFILE COPY A listfile profile * a PROFILE EXEC A PROFILE COPY A erase profile copy a PIPE < PROFILE EXEC A CONSOLE /* Rick s PROFILE EXEC */ Address COMMAND Exit The lab user-id PROFILE EXECs will look much different. 3
4 Slide 20 CPQ NAMES file used instead of CP Query NAMES so that everyone will get similar results. /* PIPE CP QUERY NAMES LOCATE /RSCS/ CONSOLE */ PIPE < CPQ NAMES LOCATE /RSCS/ CONSOLE ESAWEB01 - DSC, ESAADMIN - DSC, RSCSDNS2 - DSC, RSCSDNS1 DSC PAGEMAN - DSC, TCPIP - DSC, RSCSLOG - DSC, RSCS3 - DSC RSCS2 - DSC, RSCS - DSC, HIDRO - DSC, VMARCH - DSC PIPE < CPQ NAMES SPLIT AT, STRIP LOCATE /RSCS/ CONSOLE RSCSDNS2 DSC RSCSDNS1 DSC RSCSLOG - DSC RSCS3 - DSC RSCS2 - DSC RSCS - DSC 4
5 Slide 21 PIPE < CPQ NAMES FIND RSCS CONSOLE RSCS2 - DSC, RSCS - DSC, HIDRO - DSC, VMARCH - DSC PIPE < CPQ NAMES SPLIT AT, FIND RSCS CONSOLE RSCS2 - DSC PIPE < CPQ NAMES SPLIT AT, STRIP FIND RSCS CONSOLE RSCSDNS2 - DSC RSCSDNS1 - DSC RSCSLOG - DSC RSCS3 - DSC RSCS2 - DSC RSCS - DSC 5
6 Slide 23 PIPE CP QUERY NAMES SPLIT AT, NLOCATE /DSC/ TAKE 5 CONSOLE WALTERT2 -L000B SEGGERL -L0011 VINCENJ - 08B4 SYSOP - 08B1 ESTEPC -L0024 PIPE CMS QUERY ACCESSED NFIND Mode CONSOLE A R/W RB191B D R/O VMTOOL S R/O MNT190 Y/S R/O E MNT19E 6
7 Slide 24 PIPE < CPQ NAMES COUNT LINES CONSOLE 30 PIPE < CPQ NAMES COUNT WORDS CONSOLE 420 PIPE < CPQ NAMES SPLIT SORT UNIQUE COUNT WORDS CONSOLE 132 7
8 Slide 27 PIPE CMS QUERY ACCESSED NLOCATE 1.4 /Mode/ SORT 1.1 D TAKE CONSOLE Y/S R/O E MNT19E PIPE CMS QUERY ACCESSED NFIND Mode SORT W1 D TAKE CONSOLE Y/S R/O E MNT19E 8
9 Slide SPECS Massaging CMS command output Use Query ACCESSED Show the access mode, virtual address or DIR, Label / Directory Align the columns Add a 2-digit record number to the front 9
10 Slide 39 SPECS possible solutions PIPE COMMAND QUERY ACCESSED SPECS W1 1 W4.2 NW CONSOLE Mode Vdev Label/Directory A 191 RB191B S 190 MNT190 X DIR VMPOOL:BARLOWR.EXTRA_SPACE Y/S 19E MNT19E PIPE COMMAND QUERY ACCESSED SPECS W1 1.4 W4 NW.4 W5 NW CONSOLE Mode Vdev Label/Directory A 191 RB191B X DIR VMPOOL:BARLOWR.EXTRA_SPACE S 190 MNT190 Y/S 19E MNT19E PIPE COMMAND QUERY ACCESSED SPECS RECNO 1.2 RIGHT W1 NW.4 W4 NW.4 W5 NW CONSOLE 1 Mode Vdev Label/Directory 2 A 191 RB191B 3 S 190 MNT190 4 X DIR VMBSYS:BARLOWR.VM.STUFF 5 Y/S 19E MNT19E 10
11 Slide 49 possible solutions PIPE < QV DASD CONSOLE DASD VMBRES R/O 107 CYL ON DASD 320C SUBCHANNEL = 000C DASD VMBRES R/W 50 CYL ON DASD 320C SUBCHANNEL = 0004 DASD 019E 3390 VMBRES R/O 200 CYL ON DASD 320C SUBCHANNEL = 000E PIPE < QV DASD CONSOLE SPECS /QUERY MDISK/ 1 W2 NW /DETAILS/ NW CP CONSOLE DASD VMBRES R/O 107 CYL ON DASD 320C SUBCHANNEL = 000C TargetID Tdev OwnerID Odev Minidisk DEVNO Duplex BARLOWR 0190 MAINT 0190 Regular No Primary DASD VMBRES R/W 50 CYL ON DASD 320C SUBCHANNEL = 0004 TargetID Tdev OwnerID Odev Minidisk DEVNO Duplex BARLOWR 0191 BARLOWR 0191 Regular No Primary DASD 019E 3390 VMBRES R/O 200 CYL ON DASD 320C SUBCHANNEL = 000E TargetID Tdev OwnerID Odev Minidisk DEVNO Duplex BARLOWR 019E MAINT 019E Regular No Primary 11
12 Slide 49 possible solutions PIPE < QV DASD CHANGE // `/ SPLIT AT ` CONSOLE LOCATE W1 SPECS /QUERY MDISK/ 1 W2 NW /DETAILS/ NW CP CONSOLE DASD VMBRES R/O 107 CYL ON DASD 320C SUBCHANNEL = 000C TargetID Tdev OwnerID Odev Minidisk DEVNO Duplex BARLOWR 0190 MAINT 0190 Regular No Primary DASD VMBRES R/W 50 CYL ON DASD 320C SUBCHANNEL = 0004 TargetID Tdev OwnerID Odev Minidisk DEVNO Duplex BARLOWR 0191 BARLOWR 0191 Regular No Primary DASD 019E 3390 VMBRES R/O 200 CYL ON DASD 320C SUBCHANNEL = 000E TargetID Tdev OwnerID Odev Minidisk DEVNO Duplex BARLOWR 019E MAINT 019E Regular No Primary 12
13 Slide 50a possible solutions PIPE < CPQ DASDALL TAKE FIRST 10 CONSOLE DASD 3000 CP SYSTEM MVS003 3 SHARED DASD 3001 CP OWNED VMBPGA 4 DASD 3002 CP SYSTEM SSD101 3 SHARED DASD 3003 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3004 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3005 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3006 CP SYSTEM VMB004 6 DASD 3007 CP SYSTEM VMB005 7 DASD 3008 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3009 CP SYSTEM VMB
14 Slide 50b possible solutions PIPE (endchar ~) < CPQ DASDALL T:TAKE FIRST 10 F:FANIN CONSOLE ~ T: TAKE LAST 10 ELASTIC F: DASD 3000 CP SYSTEM MVS003 3 SHARED DASD 3001 CP OWNED VMBPGA 4 DASD 3002 CP SYSTEM SSD101 3 SHARED DASD 3003 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3004 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3005 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3006 CP SYSTEM VMB004 6 DASD 3007 CP SYSTEM VMB005 7 DASD 3008 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3009 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 35AA OFFLINE, DASD 35AB OFFLINE, DASD 35AC OFFLINE, DASD 35AD OFFLINE DASD 35AE OFFLINE, DASD 35AF OFFLINE, DASD 3CCE BOXED, DASD 3CCF BOXED DASD 3CE0 BOXED, DASD 3CE3 BOXED, DASD 3CEF BOXED, DASD 3FC7 BOXED DASD 3FCA BOXED, DASD 3FCC BOXED, DASD 3FCF BOXED, DASD 3FD2 BOXED DASD 3FDE BOXED, DASD 3FE0 BOXED, DASD 3FE2 BOXED, DASD 3FE4 BOXED DASD 3FE8 BOXED, DASD 3FEF BOXED, DASD 3FF1 BOXED, DASD 3FF3 BOXED DASD 3FF7 BOXED, DASD 3FFE BOXED, DASD 801F OFFLINE, DASD 8148 OFFLINE DASD 815D OFFLINE, DASD D410 OFFLINE, DASD D411 OFFLINE, DASD D512 OFFLINE DASD D513 OFFLINE, DASD D53D OFFLINE, DASD D547 OFFLINE, DASD D549 OFFLINE DASD D54A OFFLINE, DASD D841 OFFLINE, DASD D843 OFFLINE 14
15 Slide 50b possible solutions The linear representation of this Pipeline specification is beginning to be difficult to type and read PIPE (endchar ~) < CPQ DASDALL T:TAKE FIRST 10 F:FANIN CONSOLE ~ T: TAKE LAST 10 ELASTIC F: The portrait representation is a bit easier to read 'PIPE (endchar ~) ', '< CPQ DASDALL ', 'NLOCATE /OFFLINE/ ', 'NLOCATE /BOXED/ ', 'T:TAKE FIRST 10 ', 'F:FANIN ', 'CONSOLE', '~', 'T:', 'TAKE LAST 10 ', 'ELASTIC ', 'F:' 15
16 Slide 50c possible solutions 'PIPE (endchar ~) ', '< CPQ DASDALL ', 'NLOCATE /OFFLINE/ ', 'NLOCATE /BOXED/ ', 'T:TAKE FIRST 10 ', 'F:FANIN ', 'CONSOLE', '~', 'T:', 'TAKE LAST 10 ', 'ELASTIC ', 'F:' DASD 3000 CP SYSTEM MVS003 3 SHARED DASD 3001 CP OWNED VMBPGA 4 DASD 3002 CP SYSTEM SSD101 3 SHARED DASD 3003 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3004 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3005 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3006 CP SYSTEM VMB004 6 DASD 3007 CP SYSTEM VMB005 7 DASD 3008 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3009 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD DFF7 CP SYSTEM 0 DASD DFF8 CP SYSTEM 0 DASD DFF9 CP SYSTEM 0 DASD DFFA CP SYSTEM 0 DASD DFFB CP SYSTEM 0 DASD DFFC CP SYSTEM 0 DASD DFFD CP SYSTEM 0 DASD DFFE CP SYSTEM 0 DASD DFFF CP SYSTEM 0 DASD 6E75 FDR1IB 16
17 Slide 50d possible solutions 'PIPE (endchar ~) ', '< CPQ DASDALL ', 'NLOCATE /OFFLINE/ ', 'NLOCATE /BOXED/ ', 'LOCATE W6 ', 'T:TAKE FIRST 10 ', 'F:FANIN ', 'CONSOLE', '~', 'T:', 'TAKE LAST 10 ', 'ELASTIC ', 'F:' DASD 3000 CP SYSTEM MVS003 3 SHARED DASD 3001 CP OWNED VMBPGA 4 DASD 3002 CP SYSTEM SSD101 3 SHARED DASD 3003 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3004 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3005 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3006 CP SYSTEM VMB004 6 DASD 3007 CP SYSTEM VMB005 7 DASD 3008 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3009 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD DFA4 CP SYSTEM OC101F 0 SHARED DASD DFA5 CP SYSTEM OC SHARED DASD DFA6 CP SYSTEM OC SHARED DASD DFA7 CP SYSTEM OC SHARED DASD DFA8 CP SYSTEM OC SHARED DASD DFA9 CP SYSTEM OC SHARED DASD DFAA CP SYSTEM OC SHARED DASD DFAB CP SYSTEM OC SHARED DASD DFAC CP SYSTEM OC SHARED DASD DFAD CP SYSTEM MVSRA1 0 SHARED 17
18 Slide 51 possible solutions 'PIPE (endchar ~ name SLIDE51) ', 'LITERAL PIPUSR00 PIPUSR01 PIPUSR02 PIPUSR03 PIPUSR04', 'PIPUSR05 PIPUSR06 PIPUSR07 PIPUSR08 PIPUSR09', 'PIPUSR10 PIPUSR11 PIPUSR12 PIPUSR13 PIPUSR14', 'PIPUSR15 PIPUSR16 PIPUSR17 PIPUSR18 PIPUSR19', 'PIPUSR20 PIPUSR21 PIPUSR22 PIPUSR23 PIPUSR24', 'PIPUSR25 PIPUSR26 PIPUSR27 PIPUSR28 PIPUSR29 ', 'SPLIT ', 'SPECS /QUERY USER/ 1 W1 NW ', 'CONSOLE ', 'R:CP ', 'G:GATHER ', 'JOIN 1 /; / ', 'CONS', '~', 'R: ', 'SPEC /RC =/ 1 1-* NW ', 'G:' QUERY USER PIPUSR00 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR00 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR01 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR01 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR02 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR02 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR03 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR03 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR04 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR04 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR25 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR25 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR26 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR26 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR27 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR27 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR28 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR28 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR29 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR29 not logged on; RC = 45 18
19 Slide 51 possible solutions 'PIPE (endchar ~ name SLIDE51B) ', 'XRANGE 00' D2X(30)' ', 'DEBLOCK 1 ', 'SPECS PAD 0 /QUERY USER PIPUSR/ 1 W1 C2D N.2 RIGHT ', 'CONSOLE ', 'R:CP ', 'G:GATHER ', 'JOIN 1 /; / ', 'CONS', '~', 'R: ', 'SPEC /RC =/ 1 1-* NW ', 'G:' QUERY USER PIPUSR00 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR00 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR01 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR01 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR02 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR02 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR03 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR03 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR04 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR04 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR25 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR25 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR26 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR26 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR27 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR27 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR28 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR28 not logged on; RC = 45 QUERY USER PIPUSR29 HCPCQU045E PIPUSR29 not logged on; RC = 45 19
20 Slide 54 possible solution /* MYLOOKUP EXEC */ 'pipe (endchar?) ', '< SELECT LIST ', /* read detail records */ 'l: lookup w1 w2 ', /* find matches */ '> MATCHING RECORDS A ', /* write matching masters and details */ '?', /* start of second pipeline */ '< CPQ DASDALL ', /* read master records */ 'SPLIT AT, ', /* remove OFFLINE and BOXED */ 'NLOCATEL /OFFLINE/BOXED/ ', 'l: ', /* define secondary streams for LOOKUP */ '> UNREF DETAILS A ', /* write details without masters */ '?', /* start of third pipeline */ 'l: ', /* define tertiary output for LOOKUP */ '> UNREF MASTERS A' /* write masters without details */ Exit rc 20
21 Slide 54 possible solution MATCHING RECORDS A1 V 80 Trunc=80 Size=12 ====> * * * Top of File * * * DASD 3003 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3103 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3203 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3303 CP SYSTEM VMB10B DASD 3403 CP SYSTEM VMB DASD 3503 CP SYSTEM VMB * * * End of File * * * UNREF DETAIL should be empty UNREF MASTERS will contain all of the rest of the records from CPQ DASDALL Notice the order; LOOKUP sorts the tertiary stream on the key fields 21
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