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List:       racf-l
Subject:    Re: DBSYNC
From:       "Bender, Doug (Atos)" <Doug.Bender () XEROX ! COM>
Date:       2015-07-31 17:54:48
Message-ID: 9321CFF2AF96474CBAEA9B290C9D3CD9474E3DC3 () USA7109MB001 ! na ! xerox ! net
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Follow-up:
I deleted the blank line 1158 and ran the exec again and it ran fine. Thank you for \
your help.  STEP3     19,706,229 SU     0 SWAPS RC 0008
> > > 
Successful termination:
  726183 records processed from INDD1
  726890 records processed from INDD2
  480627 command groups created
  194333 commands written to file OUTREM1
  140473 commands written to file OUTREM2
  60399 commands written to file OUTDEL1
  38846 commands written to file OUTDEL2
  0 commands written to file OUTSCD1
  0 commands written to file OUTSCD2
  77017 commands written to file OUTADD1
  120249 commands written to file OUTADD2
  267901 commands written to file OUTALT1
  314930 commands written to file OUTALT2
  61661 commands written to file OUTCLN1
  39674 commands written to file OUTCLN2
READY
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Regards,
Doug Bender 
Info Security Sr. Analyst 
Xerox Business Services, LLC
Office 330-923-8137
Cell 234-284-5215

-----Original Message-----
From: RACF Discussion List [mailto:RACF-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU] On Behalf Of Bender, Doug \
                (Atos)
Sent: Thursday, July 30, 2015 9:05 PM
To: RACF-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU
Subject: Re: DBSYNC

Walt,
My copy of the exec has a blank line on line 1158. That is probably the problem. I do \
not know this programming language so that is just my assumption. Just to be sure, I \
will download a new copy of the exec. Please let me know the link to the download \
page.  001155         drec  = p1'1234567890 'p2'1234567890 'p3||,
001156           '1234567890123456789 'p4' 678901234567 'p5'123 'p6||,/* @M3C*/
001157           '1234 1234 1234567890 123 1234567890 1234'||,        /* @M7C*/
001158
001159           p8                               /* rebuild data        @M5C*/

Concerning the DUMMYGMAXU problem, I increased the number on this line from 1000 to \
5000 in the following statement and it seemed to get past the problem. 008269 \
dummygmaxu  = 5000 /* max number of users per dummygroup          @LMA*/ The JCL that \
I was given had OPTIONS commented out... //*OPTIONS  DD DUMMY I'll change the OPTIONS \
DD TO include SET DUMMYGMAXU if I have problems after I download and run the new \
exec. 

Regards,
Doug Bender
Info Security Sr. Analyst
Xerox Business Services, LLC
Office 330-923-8137
Cell 234-284-5215

-----Original Message-----
From: RACF Discussion List [mailto:RACF-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU] On Behalf Of Walt Farrell
Sent: Thursday, July 30, 2015 4:05 PM
To: RACF-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU
Subject: Re: DBSYNC

On 7/30/2015 3:25 PM, Bender, Doug (Atos) wrote:
> Thank you Walt,
> 
> This is not my first attempt but I've not been able to get it to work. I fixed a \
> previous problem after applying this fix. HAD TO CHANGE PARM FROM 1000 TO 5000 PER \
> ABEND MSG:
> > > > ERROR: RAN OUT OF DUMMY GROUP NAMES.  INCREASE DUMMYGMAXU 
> Several subsequent attempts resulted in the same syntax error at line 1155. I tried \
> increasing region size in the job card and increasing the size of the output files \
> but I got the same error. 
> Here are lines 1155 - 1158:
> 001155 drec  = p1'1234567890 'p2'1234567890 'p3||,
> 001156   '1234567890123456789 'p4' 678901234567 'p5'123 'p6||,/* @M3C*/
> 001157   '1234 1234 1234567890 123 1234567890 1234'||,        /* @M7C*/
> 001158
Your copy of the DBSYNC exec is corrupt.

Line 1158 of the copy on the website reads:

    p8                               /* rebuild data        @M5C*/


I have no idea what else might be wrong with the copy you have, so I suggest you \
obtain a new copy of the exec.

I'm a little curious how you fixed that DUMMYGMAXU problem. You should have used a \
SET DUMMYGMAXU command in the OPTIONS input DD statement, but the messages show you \
have no OPTIONS DD allocated. If you did it by editing the REXX exec perhaps your \
editing caused the problem somehow.

--
Walt


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