HI,
I want to add a small feature which I call it virtual MF printer.
This will enable MVS user to print to MVS virtual printer any MVS file.
Ofcourse the printer is a PC attach printer and to MVS it will be a MF printer.
In other words, I want to emulate MF printer in MVS.
My question is
Up to $6500 now.
If I recall from the marketing, you only 'buy' an IFL once and when you
upgrade your IFL's are already paid for.
Now if I can pick up this 2 IFL box for $10-20K can I just have IBM turn
on 2 IFL's on my z990 and just trash the z890? Quite a savings from the
list price of $100K+
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Ken Porowski
Up to $6500 now.
If I recall from the marketing, you only 'buy' an IFL once
and when you upgrade your IFL's are already paid for.
Now if I can pick up this 2 IFL box for $10-20K can I just
have
You could save some money by running SLES10 and the linux version of
LSoft's LISTSERV product.
No z/OS or z/VM necessary.
/Tom Kern
On Fri, 18 Jan 2008 13:18:41 -0600, tony babonas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why don't we take up a collection to buy an old CPU, zOS and all else
needed, then
I've only seen the software ones, maybe someone else on the list has
found one for hardware.
I would usually just search the announcement letters.
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Mark H. Young
On Fri, 18 Jan 2008 13:56:33 -0500, Ken Porowski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
From IBM's 4Q 2007 Earnings
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of tony babonas
Why don't we take up a collection to buy an old CPU, zOS and
all else needed, then host IBM-MAIN, RACF-L, CICS-L, VM-L,
DB2-L etc etc.
I'd think z/VM would be a better choice for a LISTSERVE
No z/OS or z/VM necessary.
Somebody has gone over to the Dark Side, Luke!
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Thomas Kern
You could save some money by running SLES10 and the linux
version of LSoft's LISTSERV product.
No z/OS or z/VM necessary.
But z/VM would provide cheap insurance against outages, especially if
Bill
But 1999 is more than half a decade ago.
I think you are talking about the 1 inch pixie dust drives. They are made by
Hitachi now. You'll find them in your IPOD, but not in EMC. The last
contract I recall between EMC and IBM for HDD was the 36GB drive, and that
was cancelled due to heat
O'Connor, Ruth wrote:
Hello
We have an intermittent problem with IEFACTRT and are wondering if
anyone else has ever seen this phenomenon. We're running z/OS 1.7 with
Top Secret 9.0 but the problem goes back at least several years and
software levels.
Like many shops, we use the exit to write
So we take up a collection, buy the z890 and have it shipped to Darren
;-)
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Tom Schmidt
You have completely missed the point: the list owner (Darren, in our
case) is the true fundamental value to this list. The hardware
operating system are meaningless in our
On Fri, 18 Jan 2008 16:28:28 -0500, David Andrews wrote:
I did a LISTC VOL against one of my catalogs today and was rewarded in
part with these entries:
NONVSAM --- ..'{... ..2.
HISTORY
I've seen something similar to this before. Are these catalog
Richard,
That's a good question. We do use IEFYS to write some messages to
JESYSMSG but the messages that were missing are WTOs that we send to
syslog and to JESMSGLG. Until you asked about IEFYS I hadn't noticed
that the JESYSMSG messages did appear correctly in the affected jobs.
That means
shai hess wrote:
Can anyone help me to find IBM books which give the data about the CCWs of
the MF attached printers?
I did not find anything on bitsavers.org (there is a 1403
manual, but it's for the 1401 system). A google.com search
turned up lots of hits, but nothing relevant. And
Fry's in the Dallas/Fort Worth area has a 500GB SATA drive on sale this week
for $90. How low can you go?
Tom Moulder
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To:
On Jan 18, 2008, at 4:50 PM, Shane wrote:
On Fri, 2008-01-18 at 16:19 -0500, O'Connor, Ruth wrote:
Any ideas about what could have happened to the initiator to
affect an
smf exit's WTOs?
Have a look at the subpool for any getmains.
I would take a look at logrec to see if there were
HI,
Few questions:
1. In today market, what MVS sites use for printing? TCP printers or MF
local attach printers?
2. I think the printers are not like disks. They can not have complicate
CCWs, So I think if someone will give me GTFTRACE of
Vary online,offline console command to local
John,
I have been told many times that SYNCSORT uses CFW, but I have never
observed any change in the RMFCR counters when I turn CFW on in a controller
with SYNCSORT Sort Work datasets. For DFSORT my experience is there is a
significant increment in the CFW counter, and a very apparent change in
On Jan 18, 2008, at 7:48 PM, Tom Moulder wrote:
Fry's in the Dallas/Fort Worth area has a 500GB SATA drive on sale
this week
for $90. How low can you go?
Tom,
I saw a 1TB for $300 and heard about the same for under $300 at
Walmart (unconfirmed).
Ed
ps: They have a Fry's here in the
Someone wrote:
I have an obvious question on the 3490E though.
You say there is a set of tracks going AND coming.
Since actual tape length isn't a specification,
just a minimum is, how would a hardware duplication
device handle a 3490E?
In theory it wouldn't be able to, would it?
If one
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