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How to determine the z/VSE system level
The procedure SPLEVEL displays the level of z/VSE, the installation date and the Copyright statement. Just use the JCL statement "// EXEC PROC=SPLEVEL" in a job or in e.g. PAUSEBG. More details are provided by the SIR attentions routine command. On the console you may enter SIR or SIR SYS . The SIR / SIR SYS output shows in output line 1) The CPUID of the processor and the CPUID of the z/VM guest, 2) The processor model and LPAR name, 3) The CPUs in LPAR and capping... [More]
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How to retrieve information about your z/VSE system
The SIR Attention Routine (console) command provides important information about your system. Just use the SIR with out a parameter or SIR SYS to display the following information on the console: (VM) CPUID and VSE CPUID - CPUID composed of the CPU Identification Number along with the Version Code followed by the Model Number your native system is running on. VSE CPUID shows the virtual CPUID, if the z/VSE system is running in a z/VM guest. PROCESSOR= processor type and serial number LPAR= No= LPAR... [More]
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