Ed Gould wrote:
Just a point of curiousity Skip. Was it done by IBM Maintenance or done
locally?
I believe that IEFBR14 has always been in both SYS1.LPALIB
and SYS1.LINKLIB for MVS. It has certainly always been there
since MVS 3.8, and as a result of this thread I just checked and
it is in
saurabh, Seems you think that the failure of the reply is the issue, but I
would prefer to think of the WTOR as the issue. Why was it issued and what
can be done to avoid it . then you dont need to make a reply at all -
something I would much prefer.
So, what is the message? exact message
Moribund or not, you're paying for support. Why not use it? My guess
is that you're using the SAS/C resolver and you should switch to the
IBM resolver. Contact SAS tech support or just read the manual to
see how to do that.
In article
Martin, all
I am pleased to hear that IBM is embracing social networks including
Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. Companies that want to connect with their
customers and attract bright young college grads need to get onboard.
College grads today assume everyone is on Facebook. When asked
-- IEFBR14 was not 'moved' to LPALIB; it was copied. It resides now in
both libraries.
Just a point of curiousity Skip. Was it done by IBM Maintenance or done
locally?
Neither. IEFBR14 has been resident in both LINKLIB and LPALIB since
SP4.2.0.
Peter Relson
z/OS Core Technology Design
Read it for what you think it means:
Respondents: 24
Percent
Block Don't BlockBlock
Don'tBlock
All 14 10 58% 42%
Facebook 14 10 58% 42%
LinkdIn 7 17 29% 71%
Two respondents stated that there are no blocks in place but it was against
poilciy (State law, in one
Sorry for the screwed up formatting -- hopefully this one is more readable
Respondents: 24
Percent
Block Don't Block Block Don'tBlock
All14 10
There is a product by CA called PDSMAN that can log (in SMF) and
activity to PDS members.
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Hi List,
I have created a map on CICSWorld.com ( http://cicsworld.com/map/node ) on
which I would like to map all institutions that runs z/Series hardware and
software, and provide a link to their career sites. I think that this will
greatly help people looking for jobs. More info here:
On 5/28/2011 9:08 AM, Ian wrote:
Hi List,
I have created a map on CICSWorld.com ( http://cicsworld.com/map/node ) on
which I would like to map all institutions that runs z/Series hardware and
software, and provide a link to their career sites. I think that this will
greatly help people looking
Great idea - been thinking about same thing myself for a while now.
I'll add the few sites I know of.
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IIRC, my 3278-5 also had color capabilities.
I used Google to search for the model 5, and found no reference to
color (but as stated here before, absence of evidence is not evidence
of absence). I did find some
I'm sure that's wrong. 3278s were all monochrome. Unless it was mislabeled.
ObAnecdote: many years ago I was working on a killer project, lots of
late hours, using a color 3290 clone from Visara. I'd work 4-up until
I got too tired, then switch it to one huge session with huge
characters --
zMan
IIRC, my 3278-5 also had color capabilities.
I'm sure that's wrong. 3278s were all monochrome.
Correct.
I got too tired, then switch it to one huge session with huge characters ...
If this had been an original 3290 you would indeed enjoy greater legibility but
it would be caused not
Mike
I should have followed up on this post before and actually taken a look at that
somewhat defective Wikipedia article. For example, as we all know and
discussed often, all of the 3278 non-2 models can adopt the -2 dimensions,
not just the -5.
I'd better stop before I break my keyboard in
To all trying to follow - I guess I could say make sense of - this subthread
I wonder if it's because I spell colour with a u that Rick Fochtman doesn't
seem to have been able to read my post, accessible immediately as
the Previous in Topic from his post - assuming you haven't messed with the
Greg,
As a previous IBMer stated IBM did it .
I would be curious as to why (APAR,etc.).
I know it#39;s not a big issue but one I guess of performance(?).
Ed
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I would add Jo-Ann Stores, but the mainframe is scheduled for elimination on
7/24/2011.
On Sat, May 28, 2011 at 12:00 PM, Patrick Loftus patrick.lof...@tnt.comwrote:
Great idea - been thinking about same thing myself for a while now.
I'll add the few sites I know of.
Great idea - been thinking about same thing myself for a while now.
I'll add the few sites I know of.
I've a question.
If a site is outsourced, how do you count that?
You have, say, application types in one state/province/country.
And, you have techies elsewhere.
And, to add complications,
On 5/28/2011 9:08 AM, Ian wrote:
Hi List,
I have created a map on CICSWorld.com ( http://cicsworld.com/map/node ) on
which I would like to map all institutions that runs z/Series hardware and
software, and provide a link to their career sites. I think that this will
greatly help people looking
In 4ddecf5b.5050...@valley.net, on 05/26/2011
at 06:08 PM, Gerhard Postpischil gerh...@valley.net said:
You copied that wrong. 3272 through 3278 were all monochrome
ITYM 3275 through 3278; the 3272 and 3274 were controllers.
once TSO supported it, 52*160 was also used).
ITYM 62x160.
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In 0377b9a583fd0e4aacd676ee33ee994b49ec2...@sdkmail13.emea.sas.com,
on 05/27/2011
at 12:23 AM, Lindy Mayfield lindy.mayfi...@ssf.sas.com said:
then i got it wrong, 3270. i don't remember all the numbers. 3174
comes to mind. 4341 comes to mind.
The 3174 was a controller, replacing the 3274.
In 4de006f3.5050...@ync.net, on 05/27/2011
at 03:17 PM, Rick Fochtman rfocht...@ync.net said:
IIRC, my 3278-5 also had color capabilities.
No. All models of the 3278 were monchrome.
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In 543340.6949...@web161404.mail.bf1.yahoo.com, on 05/27/2011
at 01:54 PM, Ed Gould ps2...@yahoo.com said:
My loose memory of it was the length of one cartridge was around 100
feet (it could have been more).
My memory also indicates that the 2321 and the 3850 were at least 10+
years apart and
In
4ff9936e7708d445a1c50e882ea37f790893953...@025-namsg-03.025d.mgd.msft.net,
on 05/27/2011
at 10:17 AM, Petersen, Jim jim_peter...@homedepot.com said:
How about 2260's was a terminal control unit for terminals which only
had 12 lines by 80
The 2260 was the display, and came in two sizes. As
On Sat, 28 May 2011 11:53:50 -0700, Ed Gould wrote:
As a previous IBMer stated IBM did it .
I would be curious as to why (APAR,etc.).
I know it#39;s not a big issue but one I guess of performance(?).
All conjecture, but I'll suspect:
o IEFBR14 originally resided in SYS1.LINKLIB
o Subsequently,
Hi,
We stopped supporting the free version of AUTO several years ago. There are
quite a few problems with the old version that have been fixed and enhanced.
The older version works under z/OS 1.10 for most (if not all) of the limited
features it had, so you are probably just missing something
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