Recent additions and updates:
Updated: 11/2006
The z/VSE CPU Monitor Tool is intended to help customers to measure the CPU utilization of their z/VSE system over a period of time. Especially when you plan for a processor upgrade it is very important to know the CPU utilization of your z/VSE system over a day or a week. This helps you to estimate the size of the new processor.
The z/VSE CPU Monitor Tool is not intended to replace any existing monitoring product provided by partners. Instead it provides only very basic monitoring capabilities on an overall VSE system level. No details about CPU usage of certain applications are provided.
Download and extract the ZIP file into a new directory (e.g. C:\Temp). A readme file is contained in the ZIP file with further installation instructions.
Note: This tool is distributed 'as-is', no support, no warranty.
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(zip, 68KB) |
Updated: 06/2006
This Java tool is able to generate a z/VSE Installed Software Report used for ShopzSeries. Download and extract the ZIP file into a new directory (e.g. C:\ISRTool). To start the tool doubleclick on run.bat (Windows), run.cmd (OS/2) or run.sh (Linux/Unix). A readme file is contained in the ZIP file with further installation instructions.
In order to install and use the z/VSE ISR Tool, you need a Java runtime environment (JRE) or a Java developers kit (JDK) 1.4 or higher. You can download JDKs/JREs for various platforms from IBM developerWorks or Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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Updated: 01/2007
This Java tool is able to read IP packet traces captured with TCP/IP for VSE 1.5D as well as 1.5E and convert it into the CAP trace format that can be opened and viewed with Wireshark (formerly Ethereal) or Packetyzer. Download and extract the ZIP file into a new directory (e.g. C:\IPTraceTool). A HTML documentation is contained in the 'doc' directory. Please refer to this documentation for further setup and usage information.
In order to install and use the IP Trace Tool, you need a Java runtime environment (JRE) or a Java developers kit (JDK) 1.4 or higher. You can download JDKs/JREs for various platforms from IBM developerWorks or Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Note: This tool is distributed 'as-is', no support, no warranty.
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(zip, 68KB) |
New: 05/2008
The ListVOL1 utility reads the first 2 tape records of tape image in AWSTAPE format residing in a VSAM ESDS cluster. It prints the VOLSER, FILE-ID and creation date from the VOL1 and HDR1 labels on the tape:
FILENAME: VOLSER FILE-ID CREATION-DATE
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VTAPE1 : TAPE00 TAPE.DATASET.00 2007-12-31
VTAPE2 : PRDDAT PRODUCTON.DATA 2006-05-13
VTAPE3 : BACKUP MY.BACKUP.FILE 2008-02-15
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Download and extract the ZIP file into a new directory (e.g. C:\Temp). A readme file is contained in the ZIP file with further installation instructions.
Note: This tool is distributed 'as-is', no support, no warranty.
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(zip, 15KB) |
Updated: 12/2005
This tool is able to calculate and provide an online view of eligible Language Environment for VSE routines that can be loaded into the SVA. As such it takes into consideration whether default-, recommended- and/or optional LE/VSE supplied SVA-loadlists are intended to be used. Download and extract the ZIP file into a new directory (e.g. C:\jcalc_le). A readme file (in HTML format) is contained in the ZIP file with further information and installation instructions.
In order to install and use the JCalc LE/VSE tool, you need a Java runtime environment (JRE) or a Java developers kit (JDK) 1.4 or higher. You can download JDKs/JREs for various platforms from IBM developerWorks or Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Note: This tool is distributed 'as-is', no support, no warranty.
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(zip, 40KB) |
Updated: 03/2005
Coping with Language Environment for VSE run-time problems often is a complex task that requires analysis of the failing application and environment. A related useful approach is to cross-check program compile/link lists (e.g in regard to languages, interfaces, products, options, stubs involved). This tool validates VSE compile/link list(s) to judge whether or not a run-time problem might be related to the way the application is built. Download and extract the ZIP file into a new directory (e.g. C:\jlink_le). A readme file (in HTML format) is contained in the ZIP file with further information and installation instructions.
In order to install and use the JLink LE/VSE tool, you need a Java runtime environment (JRE) or a Java developers kit (JDK) 1.4 or higher. You can download JDKs/JREs for various platforms from IBM developerWorks or Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Note: This tool is distributed 'as-is', no support, no warranty.
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(zip, 126KB) |
Updated: 04/2008
The Multi Instant Logic Analyzer4VSAM combines several VSAM analysis tools. The following tools and functions are included in Version 1.2:
New features in v1.2:
- POWER JECL customization
- LINUX Plattform support
- Enhanced error analysis for index
- additional tracking information for HTML- and PDF-output and
Batch processing
- DATA and INDEX capacity analysis inside of High-Used-RBA
- See ReadMe.pdf after installation for all new features
The listcat analysis tool:
- Extent analysis
- Space map analysis
- HALRBA/HUSRBA analysis
- Capacity analysis
The SNAP013 analysis tool:
This tool extracts Snap013 trace tables from a given hex dump. It searches the tables, rearranges the wrap area to the correct order of events and extracts/interprets the information in the trace entries.
INDEX analysis tool:
- Extensive index error analysis
- Single index record analysis
All 3 tools have the ability to access a z/VSE System directly if the z/VSE Connectors are available.
In order to install and use the Multi Instant Logic Analyzer for VSAM, you need a Java runtime environment (JRE) or a Java developers kit (JDK) 1.4 or higher. You can download JDKs/JREs for various platforms from IBM developerWorks or Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Note: This tool is distributed 'as-is', no support, no warranty.
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(zip, 9MB) |
Updated: 04/2007
This tool provides an integrated Java front-end to download and try out shipped LE/VSE sample source programs, written in the COBOL, PL/I and C programming language. The related focus is with LE/VSE callable services which can be coded cross programming language. The major programming solution areas covered are:
Please note that a corresponding LE/VSE conforming compiler (COBOL/VSE, PLI/VSE and/or C/VSE) must be installed on z/VSE host to allow for program generation and execution (in the selected language).
Download and extract the ZIP file into a new directory (e.g. C:\jrun_le). A readme file (in HTML format) is contained in the ZIP file with further information and installation instructions.
In order to install and use the JRun_LEVSE_Samples tool, you need a Java runtime environment (JRE) or a Java developers kit (JDK) 1.4 or higher. You can download JDKs/JREs for various platforms from IBM developerWorks or Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Note: This tool is distributed 'as-is', no support, no warranty.
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(zip, 43KB) |
New: 10/2007
This package contains a Java class library that can be used with Apache ANT. The Java classes are ANT tasks that provide VSE specific functions like submitting jobs, issuing console commands and downloading files.
In order to install and use the VSE ANT Tasks class library, you need a Java runtime environment (JRE) or a Java developers kit (JDK) 1.4 or higher. You can download JDKs/JREs for various platforms from IBM developerWorks or Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Note: This tool is distributed 'as-is', no support, no warranty.
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(zip, 1MB) |
New: 11/2007
IBM provides several server applications for use with z/VSE that are implemented in Java:
Users may wish to run such a server on an unattended Windows system. They may want to keep these server applications running even if no user is signed-on on Windows. The JavaService tool allows running a Java application as a Windows service in the background. It acts as a wrapper inbetween the Windows Service Control Manager and the Java Program.
Download and extract the ZIP file into a new directory (e.g. C:\Temp). A Readme.pdf file is contained in the ZIP file with further installation instructions.
Note: This tool is distributed 'as-is', no support, no warranty.
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(zip, 65KB) |
New: 11/2007
The z/VSE BSM Cross Reference Tool is intended to help administrators control the profile definitions in the BSM control file. In particular when you delete a user ID, you can use it to ensure that you have removed the user ID from all access lists and groups.
The following functions are provided:
- List all groups and resource profiles which contain a specified user ID.
- List all resource profiles where a specified group is on the access list.
- List all user IDs found in the BSM control file but is not defined in the VSE control file.
- List all resource profiles that allow any user to access a resource (UACC not NONE).
Download and extract the ZIP file into a new directory (e.g. C:\Temp). A readme file is contained in the ZIP file with further installation instructions.
Note: This tool is distributed 'as-is', no support, no warranty.
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(zip, 32KB) |
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