Expert Q&A: Mainframe performance by CA
in the CMDB and how you can avoid them. Mainframe performance management is an increasingly important topic in IT, but many IT professionals don't have a clear idea of what it entails. Listen to this expert podcast for an overview on the basics of this topic and learn about common pitfalls in the CMDB and how you can avoid them.
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Is Network Service Impacting Your Users? by CA
Whether it's your applications, mainframe, client- server, distributed, grid or web services computing - none of it works without the network. Listen to this Podcast today to learn how to improve service by providing proactive service assurance to detect problems before they impact end users...
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Data Discovery and Risk in the Datacenter by Tizor
fileservers, and legacy applications such as mainframe systems.
Database auditing and monitoring helps assure core data by addressing four critically important data issues:
- Data Discovery - Where is sensitive data stored in the data center?
- Data Activity Monitoring - How, where, what, when, and by whom is data being accessed?
- Data Risk Assessment - If
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Implementing CICS managed data tables
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Robert Crawford, Contributor
I/O is the one you don't do." In tribute to this rule the mainframe has a rich history of I/O avoidance all the way from local shared resources (LSR) to control unit cache. CICS brings to the party several memory buffering techniques in the form of data tables, known as CICS managed data tables (CMDT).
CMDT's are perhaps the simplest and easiest to maintain type of...
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Share conference special report fall 2007
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SearchDataCenter.com, Staff
their fall meeting in San Diego, Calif., where a number of mainframe products and upgrades were announced. Get all the latest from the IBM mainframe frontlines in this special report. Preview: IBM user group Share
Immediate past president Robert Rosen gave us a preview, which includes mainframe news, ITIL, distributed computing and more, prior to this year's...
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Risks and rewards of mainframe debugging with DFHTRAP
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Robert Crawford, Contributor
Mainframe shops may already be familiar with DFHTRAP. Sometimes, when IBM runs into a problem it can't debug by other means, they will send a usermod for module DFHTRAP and ask the systems programmer to use the obscure CSFE transaction to enable it. But, as I've recently discovered, in some specific...
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After Transitive acquisition, will IBM shed translation software beneficial to competition?
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Bridget Botelho, News Writer
in the market have favored x86 systems, King said. "If IBM has customers on older Unix or mainframe systems that are transitioning off, they would probably be better off creating translation software of their own. But with Transitive, IBM has some tools on hand to help customers do that."
And the acquisition could prove a major competitive advantage for IBM, said...
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Running Linux and z/OS on a single mainframe poses no problem
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Mark Fontecchio, Nes Writer
Starting with the IBM z9 mainframe, and even more so with the z10 it introduced this year, IBM has promoted big iron as a server consolidation savior – in particular, for x86 Linux server consolidation. In the same vein, IBM has hardly been shy about supporting a Linux-only mainframe in which...
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