Re: Upgrading R&D LPAR from V6R1 to V7R1 TR7

Hi,

Currently I also have have 1 IBM i, hosting to 7 IBM i guest LPAR's. All
are on V6R1.

Regards
Tsetso



On Wed, Dec 18, 2013 at 2:14 PM, <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have several.


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From: "Steinmetz, Paul" <PSteinmetz@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: "'Midrange Systems Technical Discussion'"
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Date: 12/17/2013 04:44 PM
Subject: RE: Upgrading R&D LPAR from V6R1 to V7R1 TR7
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Rob,

Did you, or anyone, ever experiment with a "guest partition"

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Subject: RE: Upgrading R&D LPAR from V6R1 to V7R1 TR7

the "partition within a partition" is called a guest partition.
The one link is a 6.1 but it does kind of take you through it
step-by-step. Of course, Pete Massieola(sp) did a webinar on this not too
long ago and that would be worthwhile finding.


http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/powersys/v3r1m5/topic/iphat/iphat.pdf

http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247713.html?Open
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247940.html



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From: "Steinmetz, Paul" <PSteinmetz@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: "'midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx'" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 12/17/2013 04:06 PM
Subject: RE: Upgrading R&D LPAR from V6R1 to V7R1 TR7
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IBM finally got back to me about my V7R1 upgrade issues, using a combined
DSLO image.
My image was missing a PTF Si50242.

I need to recreate my DSLO image, however, I don't have a partition with a

clean QGPL and QUSRSYS.
I read once that you can create a partition within a partition.
I have 3 choices.
1) Scratch install my test partition where I originally created the image,

(I really don't want to do this, lose all the configuration)
2) Try and cleanup QGPL and QUSRSYS, so they appear like what a scratch
install would produce.
3) Create a new partition for the DSLO image from a "hosted" partition.
(Not sure of the complexity of this)

Any tips on creating a new combined (OS and all PTFs) DSLO V7R1 image

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On 25-Nov-2013 11:37 -0800, Steinmetz, Paul wrote:

Here are the specific error details.
This error occurred on two different LPARS, I expect it to occur again
on my production LPAR.
<<SNIP>>

The <snipped> errors rewritten using some symptom strings:

msgCPF9898 F/QSQPROC FM/QSQPROC FP/OPEN_SYSROUTINE STMT/49624
T/QSQPROC TM/QSQPROC TP/DROP_ROUTINE STMT/23943
"SQL CATALOG QSYS2/SYSROUTINE HAS AN OLD FORMAT. AN IPL MAY BE NEEDED."
¿ CPF9898 f/QSQPROC fm/QSQPROC fp/CLEANUP stmt/51749
t/QSQPROC tm/QSQPROC tp/DROP_ROUTINE stmt/23943
msgSQL0901 f/QSQPROC fm/QSQPROC fp/CLEANUP stmt/51749
t/QSQPROC tm/QSQPROC tp/CLEANUP stmt/51749
"SQL system error. ... The previous message identifier was CPF9898.
Internal error type 7112 has occurred." rc7112 et7112 rcCPF9898
msgCPF87F8 f/QZXMMRMX in QDBXM fm/DXXMRMX fp/SendMsg stmt/3
t/QLPRPCPR x/2158
"Unexpected internal system error occurred in program QZXMMRMX. The
internal error data is 1001" rc1001 errdta1001
CPF8356 <<normal; omitted data and kwds>>
msgCPF3D95 f/QLPRPCPR x/30E4 t/QLPRPCPR x/30E4
"Exit program processing failed."
msgCPD3DC3 f/QLPRPCPR x/30E4 t/self
"Product 5770DE1 option 2 release V7R1M0 processing not complete.
... processing to complete saving or restoring library QDBXM
did not complete."
msgCPD3DFD f/QLPRPCPR x/30E4 t/self
"*PGM objects for product 5770DE1 option 2 release V7R1M0 not
restored."

The Installation Exit Program QZXMMRMX for the feature [5770-DE1-02]
apparently failed due to a request to DROP PROCEDURE, DROP FUNCTION, or
DROP ROUTINE having been prevented by a mismatched file definition [record

format] for the SYSROUTINES file in QSYS2 as compared to the level of the
SQL run-time code used to effect the DROP activity; i.e. an effective
level-check. The columns that define that file apparently are either
down-level or up-level to the code, such that required changes [ALTER] to
the SQL catalog TABLE files in the Extended Base Option either were _not
applied_ whereas the OS SQL run-time code had been updated or [less
likely] were _applied_ whereas the OS SQL run-time code had not been
updated [i.e. what should be the pre-requisite PTFs had not been applied,
or had been removed; and thus why this scenario is less likely].

Surely that implies a maintenance\PTF level-mismatch between the
OPTION(01) of the OS and the *OPSYS itself. As I had alluded in a prior
reply, given this is an install from a DSLO, my supposition is that the
DSLO image was created from a system on which the /background/ processing
used to effect the updates to the OPTION(01) were not yet applied; likely
due to a failure of the post-PTF-apply to complete the effective upgrade
activity per some errors [likely logged in a system job and left
unreported to QSYSOPR or QHST, not as an impromptu message nor as either
of an /install/ message nor a /PTF/ message as something obvious to look
for] or due to the _loss_ of the request which should have implemented the

required upgrade activity. While a timing issue versus a loss is
possible, that is very unlikely.

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