Hi,
I have the draft manual for the command script processing program ready for
those that are interested in taking a look at it before I finalize it. If
you would like to take a look at it for me it can be downloaded from:
http://syzygyinc.net/Documents/Draft%20SYZCMDZ%202.0%20Manual.pdf
If
Hi,
I put my hands up to being one of those people who only speak two languages,
English and Rubbish, although I suspect they may be inexplicably linked.
(Programming languages can be discounted as I might only be able to libel
somebody in those rather than slander them.)
In the context of an
On Sat, 2006-06-24 at 11:50 +0100, Terry Sambrooks wrote:
On a different tack abbreviations and there use has cropped up
recently. I usually have no trouble interpreting technical
abbreviations, IBM has a Glossary to assist with this. It is the
vernacular abbreviations which throw me, my
Terry Sambrooks wrote:
... assumption is that IIRC is If I Remember Correctly but IMHO has me
perplexed.
IMHO = In my humble opinion
These net speak terms can be found in any good on-line jargon
dictionary ...
--
Edward E Jaffe
Phoenix Software International, Inc
5200 W Century Blvd,
Joe Morris wrote:
Anne Lynn Wheeler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
os/360 ... pcp. i don't remember that you could sysgen mvt until
release 12.
That agrees with my recollections. And one other event at release 12
was that the sources were all resequenced...which wasn't really that
much of an
A few comments on the thread so far:
It appears that many of the posts in this thread have avoided becoming
e-mails. I've just trawled through them all on Google Groups - except where
the history of UNIX and the mainframe operating systems is being mulled
over.
One that appeared from Bruce
In a recent note, Gilbert Saint-Flour said:
Date: Mon, 19 Jun 2006 11:46:22 -0400
On Saturday 17 June 2006 19:11, Ron and Jenny Hawkins wrote:
1) Pre-allocate the receiving file as RECFM=U;
2) FTP it;
3) then read it as RECFM=VBS.
Do that pretty often as well.
I'm not
Jim Mulder wrote:
The architecture scavenged two PTE bits
to allow for 64mbytes of real storage. I don't think the 3033 ever
supported more than 32mbytes, and I am not sure about the 3081, but there
were customers running MVS/370 on the 3090 with 64mbytes of real storage.
re:
Chris Mason wrote:
Shmuel, cryptic as ever, didn't actually mention das Weib but I expect
that was what he meant. I can imagine a thoroughly politically incorrect -
and offensive - way I can explain why this word should be in the neuter.
It's based on the attitudes I can imagine men might adopt
Anne Lynn Wheeler wrote:
the other issue is that ckd dasd from the 60s ... traded off i/o thruput
with extended ( multi-track) searches for real memory use ... i.e. more
real memory intensive tended to cache indexes to specific disk location
... while vtoc pds multi-track search spun the
On Fri, 23 Jun 2006 17:28:19 -0400, Fagan, Dennis M. wrote:
I just noticed in the daily SYSLOG file we generate, that I am always
getting 2 incorrect days along with the current day seems to have
started the day of an IPL.
For example: the most current file is SYSLOG.DVLP.D060622 which was
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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and IBM Corp. have devised the
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