Natasa, WORM and HSM; If this is something you really need, then do what I
suggested in my last post.
WORM and RMM; as others have said, you cannot returned a WORM to scratch.
However, RMM has some smart stuff in it :-) that knows whether the volume
has been used for user data and will allow you
I know customers need both large and many. My point is that if you follow
my VERY INFORMAL ROT that memory should be matched by 1 x -1.5 x paging
space then we get into large numbers of 4GB (a fortiori smaller) paging
data sets. I'm not sure what the implications of that are, other than
noting
Wasn't Oxymoron one of General Specific's aides in Sheep in the Big
City ?
Meir Zohar
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Do you really want to be struck by Darrens killing axe, or else by someone
elses?
Cut it or continue it somewhere else.
Kees.
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Meir Zohar
All,
I have a C-Prog and a COBOL-Prog and I want to call the COBOL-Prog
from C - but dynamically!
Like:
int main()
{
printf(Calling famous COBOL...\n);
COBPROG();
printf(Ahhh, back again ;)\n);
}
So, what happens is that the linker includes the Load-Module of COBPROG
into the
Hi Michael,
This can be accomplished by using the fetch() c run-time library function.
Check the z/OS C/C++ Run-Time Library Referance book, It contains an
elaborate example of calling a COBOL program using fetch().
Gil.
On 6/29/05, Michael Knigge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a C-Prog
Hi folks
Is here a quick and easy way to ask HSM who caused a dataset to be recalled?
I thought REPORT FUNCTION(RECALL) might do it but it just gives a load of
totals and counts.
There doesn't seem to be anything particularly specific to this in SMF 14 or 15
either.
TIA
Brian
This
Mike,
thank you for input, we will probably do that.
Regards,
Natasa
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Of itself, we are not concerned about running on an unsupported level of
OS
for 6-9 months.
I'm curious...why not? What government functions is that Sysplex
supporting? Personally, I would be concerned. What I would then do
about that concern is a separate issue.
We are concerned about
That sort of detail can be found in the HSM log. However, I don't think
I have this set up properly, and hence, nobody will see this reply.
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Hello, z/OS 1.4 here.
I'm looking for a clue as to why I'm getting *** AN ERROR OCCURRED IN THE
INDEX RECORDS from my first attempt to execute pgm RACFUSER, (CBT Tape,
file 034).
Here's a snippet of the (relevant?) code.
PINDX01 XRR2,R2 CLEAR FOR THE DIVIDE
LH
We saw it.
Bob
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That sort of detail can be found in the HSM log.
Thanks Bob
I've got HOLD LOG and ARCLOGX and Y set to DUMMY at the moment, with everything
going to SMF instead.
I didn't want the extra hassle of setting up an archiving procedure for them
when one was already in place for SMF.
Was that a bad move? Is it better to use the logs?
Cheers
On Wed, 29 Jun 2005 00:00:00 GMT, Ted MacNEIL
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...
For example, I don't think IBM has officially announced an end-of-service
date for z/OS V1R5 yet, although the projected date is listed as March
31, 2007.
...
Why would IBM expire two at the same time?
That's the EOS for
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In a message dated 6/29/2005 8:26:11 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Write one of your own. Use ICKDSF to overlay the VTOC and then use an
ALC program to do two passes of writing two blocks per track of low
values and three blocks per track of low values(to nail
Brian,
No, it wasn't a bad move. Most shops have it that way and the fine manual even
recommends that it be set up that way. See below:
The DFSMShsm log data sets provide DFSMShsm with information about events on a
particular processing unit and about commands that are entered with the LOG
Anyone out there know this?
I have a person that wants to use the LOOKAT exec in TSO. I use it
as a command but he wants to move the cursor to a message and press a pf
key and bring him to the book which contains the message. Does anyone know
what the PF key would look like? Thanks
Thanks Bob.
Ah, the reason I want to know is that there is an obsolete (ex-test)
application load library that I want to get rid of (for another whole bunch of
reasons) so late yesterday evening I migrated it first, rather than delete it.
This morning it was back on disk.
The likelihood is
Stick a RACF rule on it - sit back and wait for the messages.
KISS.
Shane ...
From: Perryman, Brian
Ah, the reason I want to know is that there is an obsolete (ex-test)
application load library that I want to get rid of (for another whole bunch
of reasons) so late yesterday evening I migrated
Use PDS 8.5, SRCHFOR, STARTOOLS, etc. and scan those decks for a string match!
grin
Bob
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Just out of curiosity, why multiple passes. I know that they must have
their reasons... Something like residual data on the edges of the track
or some such, since there is a possibility of the track not being
recorded in the exact location of the previous write?
Bill Fairchild wrote:
I
Jim Mulder wrote:
OA10104 (PTF UA16888) should fix the 0C4 abend in the z/OS 1.6
VERBX VSMDATA.
However, if you are processing a z/OS 1.4 dump on a z/OS 1.6 system.
you should be STEPLIBing or TSOLIBing to a z/OS 1.4 SYS1.MIGLIB,
as well as the z/OS 1.4 PARMLIB for IPCAPARM, etc.
Jim
SArnett wrote:
Just out of curiosity, why multiple passes. I know that they must have
their reasons... Something like residual data on the edges of the track
or some such, since there is a possibility of the track not being
recorded in the exact location of the previous write?
It is
In a message dated 6/29/2005 9:24:24 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
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Just out of curiosity, why multiple passes. I know that they must have
their reasons... Something like residual data on the edges of the track
or some such, since there is a possibility of the
Actually, it doesn't require a microscope. All current hard drives
adjust the track location to compensate for expansion of the platter
because the temperature has changed and other little details. What is
required is a diagnostic controller that can adjust the head position
just to the side of
In a message dated 6/29/2005 9:38:19 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You can setup a PF key(your/his choice depending on shop standards) to be
TSO %LOOKCSR if
you have this REXX routine. I believe it came with LOOKAT.
Thanks. There's also a paper on LOOKAT by
In Google, to search for something at a particular site, use
zoom site:naspa.com
as the search argument.
(Although when I did this I didn't find the utility mentioned).
Don Imbriale
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While moving to
Thanks! The only exec I didnt upload ;)
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However, if you are processing a z/OS 1.4 dump on a z/OS 1.6 system.
you should be STEPLIBing or TSOLIBing to a z/OS 1.4 SYS1.MIGLIB,
as well as the z/OS 1.4 PARMLIB for IPCAPARM, etc.
May I ask how one
On Wed, 29 Jun 2005 10:08:32 -0400, Richards.Bob
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I'm with Shane on this one. I really like that idea! No muss, no fuss.
Invovling the RACF people to make a rule just to find out who
is recalling a data set is easier said than done. Much easier
to look at a log (that's
I have just installed the 'IBM Ported Tools for z/OS' V1.1.0 on a z/OS 1.6
system.
I am trying to connect using SSH from a Linux box.
The first time I tried to connect the machines exchanged autorizations OK.
I get :
From the Linux box:
linux:~ # ssh -vl tsjeg ftp.cslp.org
OpenSSH_3.8p1, SSH
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dear gurus,
a=15.53666222
How to display only the 2 first
Mark wrote:
May I ask how one goes about getting those libraries? I believe that
I'll be potentially looking at dumps from any z/OS system. This
suggests that I'll need to find libraries for the all the various releases.
Mark, if, as it sounds, you function as a vendor for z/OS
Cross posted to IBM-Main and MVS-OE
Yes, I've checked the archives from both lists. The few leads I found
there will be contacted off list.
If you don't want to reply to the list, no problem, reply directly to
me. ( Lynette dot pope at eds dot com )
We are looking for the best methods for
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 06/28/2005
at 02:21 AM, Anonymous Jieryn [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
done. the rexx now behaves the way i'd expect at logon. :-) but a new
problem arises.. namely, after i log in and the rexx does its thing,
i am now faced with the logout menu (asking me whether or not i
Steve,
RACFUSER was written for the OLD RACF database before it was reformatted
in 1.9.x (?) but reading the raw database directly is old school and it
doesn't work anymore unless the code has been updated which this has not.
Today there are much better alternatives. Most of these work off of
By your own wordsin Brian's case, logging was not active. He probably has
no plans to change it either for the rare instance the logs are useful. Your
point about STEPLIB is very valid and goes to negate some portion of my
scanning suggestion, especially if it results in no hits. However,
Hello!
Please, I need your Help!
Can I have one sysplex in two machines with any Lparts at in more than one
place, but the Lpars machine 1 not look machine 2, but same racf using the
sysplex; or I need will do installation of RRSF?
TIA
Rosangela
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In a message dated 6/29/2005 9:59:23 A.M. Central Standard Time,
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(Although when I did this I didn't find the utility mentioned).
I went back and looked and still can't find it. Maybe it was Xephon
but that's not what I remember. Went back to Google and used
In a message dated 6/29/2005 2:27:56 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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I don't always like what comes out of Redmond, but this time I think
businesses should listen up to Mr. Gates:
He also puts his money where his mouth is, with large contributions
to in trouble
Hello:
I am looking for a simple way to rename a VSAM cluster along with its
DATA INDEX components. Three ALTER commands in an IDCAMS step is the
obvious method, but is there some batch utility program that can do it
in a single command, i.e. without having to specify the old and new
names
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| another question :
| a=1555666
| is there any way to display it as 1.555.666 ( easier to read)
| I don't know a really good way, but the following should work:
|
| b=
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 06/29/2005
at 09:03 AM, Joe Zitzelberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
ISPF will offer a note line to the effect of nondisplayable data,
Water is wet. That doesn't help if you have no water.
Again, this only applies if you view your listing as a DASD file.
Not if the
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 06/28/2005
at 09:27 PM, Bill Klein [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I don't understand your comment.
Because you ignored part[1] of it and are are assuming that what
appears in the listing is identical to what appears in the source
code. That certainly didn't use to be true,
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 06/28/2005
at 02:52 PM, Edward E. Jaffe [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
So, when IBM removed the function from MVS, they created a secret
handshake (available to privileged code only) to allow the loader
itself to continue using the interface? Cute!
I doubt that they did
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 06/28/2005
at 03:50 PM, Edward E. Jaffe [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Wow! Looks like the CDE resulting from the secret SVC 41 interface
Considering that IBM documented it in the logic manuals, it can hardly
be considered secret. But it is *not* and never has been GUPI, so
In [EMAIL PROTECTED],
on 06/29/2005
at 09:49 AM, Farley, Peter x23353 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/IEA2A931/5.1?SHEL
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I don't see no stinking memo. What I see is essetially the same text
that was there all
Hello all,
I just received some service for my z/OS 1.4 system which was ordered from the
IBM Link 2000 site. The .BIN file which I FTP down to a dataset on my system
needs to be untursed but I don't understand how big the target dataset has to
be, maybe it's DSN etc.
How do you go about
Steve Arnett wrote:
I was reviewing our company backups that are using ESS Flashcopy when
it occured to me that our backups are still out of sync using this
feature. In order for my backups to be in sync, it is necessary to
set up all of the FC pairs within an ESS and then issue a single
In a message dated 6/29/2005 3:06:13 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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FDRINSTANT, our FDR enhancement for point-in-time backups using
Flashcopy, Snap, etc, will support Flashcopy consistency groups in the
near future.
So for the present your DBMS needs to be down!
In a message dated 6/29/2005 12:23:22 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there a way, in MVS, to set up the commands such that a single
commit can be done, which would be equivalent to setting them up on the
ESS HMC?
TIA,
Steve A.
Other solutions:
I didn't know
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on
06/28/2005
at 03:44 PM, Gabe Torres [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Is the List aware of any other Vendors or products that offer a
solution ($$) to writing over DASD at a DR site?
It's more difficult for virtual DASD. I doubt that there is a general
solution.
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Last but not least: it is much less probable to blow up the system
when using tools.
Many of the home grown tools are more robust than the equivalent
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In [EMAIL PROTECTED],
on 06/28/2005
at 10:26 AM, Knutson, Sam [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I think the supposition is that for most people it is easier to deal
with tool output
From Gerhard's perspective I believe that LSPACE is a tool; he's been
around the block a few[1] times and is probably
If you happen to have CMS/TSO Pipelines, you can try this:
a = 123456.789 /* Perhaps */
a2 = format(a,,2)
'PIPE()',
'VAR A2 |',
'SPECS A: 1-* .',
'SET #0:=A',
'PRINT #0 PICTURE ZZZ,ZZZ,ZZZ,ZZZ.99 1 |',
'STRIP LEADING |',
'VAR
Agreed. What it *does* say, though, is the answer to the question
originally raised about not being able to define arbitrary areas of memory
as programs. There's no *documented* way to do it, which for those of us
who are not now or never were aware of the other PLIST for the IDENTIFY
SVC (i.e.,
We are currently using JES2 Exit 3 for Account Code verification. I have
been asked to change the account code if it doesnt match the table of
account codes. I gave it a try without success, I believe I should be
using Exit 2 for this.
Q1. Can I use the same code from Exit 3 for Exit 2 for
The precise location of recorded bits around the track moves around
somewhat. That is why the controller does something called read with offset when
re-reading a block that produced a data check (aka head shaking). The
read-write mechanism/transducer is moved a tiny distance to the
Ed Finnell wrote:
So for the present your DBMS needs to be down!
Yes, down or quiesced. DB2 supports a LOG SUSPEND command which
essentially suspends logging which suspends all update activity. If you
use FDRINSTANT or another point-in-time capture process, the time it
needs to be
I have an assembler routine that reads a series of files and extracts
the report creation date
from the report header. It just occurred to me that the report creation
date is the same as
the file creation date. Is there a slick way, knowing the file name in
advance, to dynamically
acquire
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I have an assembler routine that
My Adobe reader is v7.0.1. I'll check for updates.
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We don't use SoftAudit. But we do use SPIFFY - Isogon's ISPF
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Does anyone know of a vendor
If the step executed, how could the steplib not be opened?
Mark Zelden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:snip
Invovling the RACF people to make a rule just to find out who
is recalling a data set is easier said than done. Much easier
to look at a log (that's what they're for). Had to do this
here recently
In a message dated 6/29/2005 3:44:51 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
From the mainframe CCW point-of-view, once you write over a track, the
previous contents are no longer recoverable.
Yep yep yep. For DR security purposes, format writing any kind of data will
z/os 1.4, RACF. I'm trying to display the TSO PROFILE PREFIX() value for
another user. Where is this value stored? I believe it is stored in RACF
somewhere, but I can't figure out how to display it.
Thanks,
Rob Wunderlich
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Hello Rob,
The Prefix information for a User is stored in the ISPF Profile
Dataset in Member ISPPROF. If you have the RACF Authority, You can view
the users Profile Dataset (Usually something like Userid.ISPF.PROFILE).
Or the user can display it by issuing the 'TSO PROFILE' Command on the
ISPF
That's not true at all. You can have a prefix without ever using ISPF
or having an ISPF profile data set. It is stored in the TSO segment in
the RACF profile.
Don Imbriale
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On Wed, 29 Jun 2005 16:57:06 -0500, Gates, Guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Prefix information for a User is stored in the ISPF Profile
Dataset in Member ISPPROF.
This doesn't sound right to me. I can display change my PREFIX() value
without ever entering ISPF or even allocating my ISPPROF
On Wed, 29 Jun 2005 14:37:44 -0700, Barry Schwarz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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If the step executed, how could the steplib not be opened?
Good question. The LE (SCEERUN) library in the STEPLIB was
emptied at Y2K time to ensure the modules from the LNKLST
were picked up. Quick fix at the time to
n = LENGTH(a); if n3 then do i=n-3 to 1 by -3; a=INSERT('.',a,i); end
Brian
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dear gurus,
a=15.53666222
Hi Rob,
It's in the TSO segment. It might be easier to run the RACF data base
unload utility.
(Still up in Nevada County? Reply off-list.)
Later,
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And if there is no TSO segment?
.
.
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Hi Rob,
It's in the TSO segment.
On Wed, 29 Jun 2005 15:35:50 -0700, Ray Mullins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Rob,
It's in the TSO segment. It might be easier to run the RACF data base
unload utility.
Thanks all. I found the answer over in the RACF-L archive. It's stored in
the TSO segment, field TUPT. There is no command
Then there's UADS, or there's no prefix setting (defaulting then to the
userid).
But in my experience, people that use TSO have TSO segments. Sure, I'm sure
there are places that don't have them...
Ray
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Dear Friends,
I am looking to scope out a possible conversion from ESCON to FICON on a
Shark I manage. There are currently 4 ESCON channels EMIFed to 4 LPARs
on one CPU. If this were to converted to FICON channels, approximately
how many would I need? With only one CPU in the complex, can I
I think there's ALWAYS a prefix setting. It just starts out as (defaults
to) userid until changed to something else.
And yes, there are places that still use UADS. If you do use UADS in your
particular cave dwelling, you see the prefix when you LIST the userid:
USER PROFILE TABLE:
In the exchange below there is an important point about how we get
from where we are to where the system is going. Shmeul is saying we
will need a compatibility interface for BSAM and BPAM while I am
contending this won't be necessary. We may or may not be as far apart
as the discussion below
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Since you can't order Z/OS 1.5 any longer, you must order Z/OS 1.7 even
if you don't implement it immediately. Z/OS 1.8 will not be able to
come up into the sysplex with Z/OS 1.4 - this means you can't share
DASD, JES2, etc.
z/OS R6 is the currently orderable
See below.
Peter Greening wrote:
Had initially mentioned only reference i've found so far is that z/OS 1.4
can coexist with z/OS 1.5, thru 1.7, but nothing about parallel sysplex.
In hindsight that was obviously poorly proof-read.
Coexistence includes parallel sysplex coexistence.
i had
In the exchange below there is an important point about how we get
from where we are to where the system is going. Shmeul is saying we
will need a compatibility interface for BSAM and BPAM while I am
contending this won't be necessary. We may or may not be as far apart
as the discussion below
Listers,
Anyone have any thoughts on this: I have a large sequential file. I need to
drop duplicate records from said file. Sort would work fine if I knew the
correct key sequence. This information is not imediately available. The file
needs to retain its input sequence. Duplicates are
Thanks Frank,
No DFSORT and NO ICETools here. DFSORT would have been great. Regular sort
will not work without a Sort or merge statement.
The file characteristics are:
Organization . . . : PS
Record format . . . : FB
Record length . . . : 320
Block size . . . . : 27840
Actually I thought of a much better way to do this with DFSORT's ICETOOL
given that you say all of the duplicates are grouped together.
This version only requires one copy pass rather than two sort passes.
//S1EXEC PGM=ICETOOL
//TOOLMSG DD SYSOUT=*
//DFSMSG DD SYSOUT=*
//IN DD *
01
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Adrian H Auer-Hudson) wrote:
Anyone have any thoughts on this: I have a large
sequential file. I need to drop duplicate records from
said file. Sort would work fine if I knew the
On Jun 29, 2005, at 2:34 PM, Ed Finnell wrote:
In a message dated 6/29/2005 2:27:56 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't always like what comes out of Redmond, but this time I think
businesses should listen up to Mr. Gates:
He also puts his money where his
In a message dated 6/29/2005 9:34:02 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yes but only if they use WINDOWS software :(
Guess if the choice is Windows or shutdown, it's not a hard
decision.
--
For
shutdown looks like the winner in that battle !
(of course you have to startup to shutdown)
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From: Ed Finnell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.ibm-main
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2005 10:37 PM
Subject: Re: Gates on outsourcing
On Jun 29, 2005, at 9:37 PM, Ed Finnell wrote:
In a message dated 6/29/2005 9:34:02 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yes but only if they use WINDOWS software :(
Guess if the choice is Windows or shutdown, it's not a hard
decision.
Double standard here... if IBM
In a message dated 6/29/2005 9:38:10 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Guess if the choice is Windows or shutdown, it's not a hard
decision.
Decision? No problem, since Windows = shutdown.
Bill mainframe bigot Fairchild
Good Morning,
Our MF is equipped with two OSA cards. The following devices are
defined: Vipa, card1 and card2. The Beginroutes statement defines some
static routes, all of them, except one, uses card2. The default route is
also pointing to card2. There is one route statement that defines a
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Brian,
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