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Barbara - I've asked our account team to add us as concurring with
the requirement and to be added to the Interested Parties list.
The requirement has been rejected with this:
User Group
Normally, there is no problem in running even very old C modules on
newer versions of the OS. We did this for years.
Another thing is, if you have changes in MQ, for example - that is, if you
try to run your C programs on a new release of MQ - that may or may not
work.
In this case, we
I, too, got certified (or, according to some, certifiable) at the foundation
level.
The mainframe could be a configuration item (CI) and should probably just be
classified as a server. CI specification varies from company to company.
Bob
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Are you sure that it is a side batch file?
IIRC, ACF2 allows a multiple resource call where one acf2 call can validate
access against multiple resources.
On Thu, 12 Jan 2012 03:02:21 + Henke, George george.he...@hp.com
wrote:
:tyvm, Seymour
:
:What we have since discovered is that the
On Wed, 11 Jan 2012 11:56:49 -0600, Patrick Vogt patrick.v...@axa-tech.com
wrote:
If we want to be actual, we need to Compile everything of the Product NEW with
the new Compiler to got it run.
But that's too much Work to do.
Recompiling everything may be a bit of work for the machine, but it
I would recommend using the IBM Debug Tool or COBANAL. But you could also
use AMBLIST or the PDS HISTORY subcommand.
Product Product Compiler Module
CodeName Signature Prefix
COBOL
5655-G53Enterprise COBOL for z/OS V3
Yes, sounds contradictory: IBM recommending a sysplex wide IPL, what was
a sysplex intended for in the first place?
I didn't read that *IBM* recommends a sysplex-wide IPL. *I* do to get rid of
the junk that IBM accumulates in the sysplex CDS. I believe IBM frowns upon
sysplex-wide IPLs. On the
The Work to do is not by CPU, but by Human.
It need's not much CPU on running or Compile. We just do mostly nothing with
it, because it work verry good. We want to stay in this, but how long can we go
this way ?
The Human work on it costs much more than using CPU.
If we want to be actual, we
Another way to create these is as follows. If I am using a multi application
interface (we use MAI), and the TSO session is not selected at the time, and I
cancel my TSO session, the address space name becomes STARTING until it is
able to send the SYSTEM 222 message to the screen. If there
Having successfully created the JVM I can then find my class and run the main
method. However, if I add code the call a JNI routine the class can no longer
be found; the source of my class is shown below with the JNI call code
commented out. Any idea why the class can't be found?
Thanks
Plan the work
Work the pan
Regards,
Scott
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On Jan 11, 2012, at 4:06 PM, Mike Schwab mike.a.sch...@gmail.com wrote:
The requirements:
1. Write a business plan.
2. Follow it.
On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 2:07 PM, Bill Fairchild
bfairch...@rocketsoftware.com wrote:
This
CLASSPATH?
snip
Having successfully created the JVM I can then find my class and run the
main method. However, if I add code the call a JNI routine the class can
no longer be found; the source of my class is shown below with the JNI
call code commented out. Any idea why the class can't be
I have the need to audit many PDS datasets. I am trying to find the most
current version of the member.
The information I need is
DSN MEMBER Lines of Member Member Date CreatedMember
Last Updated USERID who Updated it (if available)
DSN1 ABC500
I've not changed the classpath, the only difference is in the java
source as shown.
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Subject: Re: z/OS Java JVM question
Thanks everyone - we have a winner: Roland Schiradin's COBANAL (CBT file
321). It does exactly what I need.
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I Googled ITIL and found http://www.itil-officialsite.com, looked at
several of the introductory documents, and found them very heavy on
MBA-like generalizations and abstractions. If you didn't know anything
about corporate Information Technology to start with, you could read one
58-page
Scott
Does this mean that planning work leads to indigestion?[1]
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A frivolous post for once - I promise to keep them to a minimum!
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On Thu, 12 Jan 2012 09:02:40 -0500, Scott Ford scott_j_f...@yahoo.com wrote:
Plan the work
Work the pan
Regards,
Scott
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Lizette, off the top of my head, I was thinking that it might be easier to
use a database or some file where you can load the filename, member and
other information, and then retrieve it in whichever order you want -
member then date (descending) then filename, for example.
*don*
On Thu, Jan 12,
You have run across Al's fundamental law of Information Technology:
Two of anything that do not agree is worse than not having anything in
the first place!
snip
Subject: Audting PDS Datasets and comparing to find most current member
I have the need to audit many PDS datasets. I am trying to
On Thu, 12 Jan 2012 09:55:17 -0500, Lizette Koehler wrote:
So if I have DSN1 DSN2 and DSN3
I will need to
1) Get the above info from all 3 datasets
2) Compare results of DSN1 vs. DSN2, DSN2 vs DSN3 and DSN1 vs DSN3
Not so bad with 2 or 3 but I have around 50.
SORT is your friend.
-- gil
I am a cross-platform kind of guy. So if I had this task, I would do it as
follows:
(1) Use ISPF 3.1 to generate the member lists for all the libraries.
(2) FTP the member list files to my Windows PC.
(3) Write a little VB.Net program to scan the member list reports and build
Silly question where I know I can get a fast answer here:
If I code:
RNLDEF RNL(CON) TYPE(PATTERN) QNAME(*)
Does that mean that I should delete all other RNL(CON) statements from the
member?
The Ministry of Silly Questions thanks you in advance for your replies!
Lizette,
I had a similar requirement once, and I used SUPERC to generate a hash, then I
compared the hash of each member against each other. It's more accurate than
using ISPF stats because as we all know, the ISPF stats can be bypassed.
Mike Giaquinto
AVP/CICS Technical Lead
Wells Fargo
That's what I did. No ill effects, and it got rid of the Health Check nag.
Silly question where I know I can get a fast answer here:
If I code:
RNLDEF RNL(CON) TYPE(PATTERN) QNAME(*)
Does that mean that I should delete
yes.
Bobbie Justice
z/OS Systems Programmer
262-703-1497
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Thank you Matthew and Bobbie!
Bob
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That's what I did. No ill effects, and
Looks like you're using ISPF statistics, correct? I'll do my patent pending
using z/OS UNIX in weird ways method along with my normal pimping of
Dovetailed Technologies free Co:Z product. Install Co:Z Dataset Pipes.
http://dovetail.com/downloads/coz/index.html. Run the following UNIX script,
Steve,
Make sure that the java volumes are mounted also, they are usually hfs
Regards,
Scott
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On Jan 12, 2012, at 10:05 AM, Steve Austin steve.aus...@macro4.com wrote:
I've not changed the classpath, the only difference is in the java
source as shown.
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Well, a minor nit in my last awk program. It works OK, but the line:
NR1 member==$1 {line=$0; member=$1;}
works as well by being:
NR1 member==$1 {line=$0;}
There was no need to set member when it was already equal.
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John, I'm glad that you have been able to master shell script coding, and Unix
tools like awk, sed, grep, etc. You must have bought a lot of those O'Reilly
books with all the strange critters on the covers ;-).
I tried too, but I could never get the hang of it. I guess if you don't use it
Hi,
I have a screen where the user has the facility to enter either custno,or plan
or typcd.The fields are there in a table custinfo. Customer number is mandatory
where as the other 2 fields are not. We need the screen to be scrllable.Can
someone pls let know how the cursor need to be
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current member
John, I'm glad that
I can't help. You might be a more targeted audience at the DB2 list. You can
subscribe here:
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Well, a minor nit in my last awk program. It works OK, but the line:
NR1 member==$1 {line=$0; member=$1;}
works as well by being:
NR1 member==$1 {line=$0;}
There was no need to set member when it was already equal.
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John, as always your Unix skills are
Ah! SAS! We no longer have it. But I still have the PDF manuals. Have you
looked at PROC SOURCE with the DIRDD= option? It unloads the directory to a
file which can then be processed by a futher SAS DATA step. There is an example
of this in the SAS manual that I have.
source lang=SAS
filename
In
04b3da7b71b3ab408ca62ba6046bcf8f23d722c...@gvw0676exc.americas.hpqcorp.net,
on 01/12/2012
at 03:02 AM, Henke, George george.he...@hp.com said:
What we have since discovered is that the ACF2/NETMENU Session
process has a side batch file non-SAF process that contains the
applications specific
For those that are involved in PCI...
I thought this was interesting..
http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/01/pci-lawsuit/
Rob Schramm
Senior Systems Consultant
Imperium Group
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Yazbut, SOURCE don't run! One of the worst entanglements is mixed load mods
at mixed levels of maint. Whether it be system or application level have
to dig thru what's running vs what's supposed to be running and how it's
been linked(bound).
In a message dated 1/12/2012 1:17:17 P.M.
True. But the original post was for source libraries comparing ISPF stats. Not
executables. With executables, I'd guess that I'd do an AMBLIST on each of the
members to get the link date (or get it some other way), and assume that the
last linked is the most recent version. Gotta make some sort
On Thu, 12 Jan 2012 13:13:25 -0500, Lizette Koehler wrote:
So it must be written in a supportable format. So I am going down the REXX
route and hopefully it will do what I want with LISTDSI. And this will be a
slower process. Why? Because this will be a SAS process that calls REXX
that then
I just checked our CMDB. We defined a category of Hardware / Computer /
mainframe for the mainframes. Each mainframe is an item in the CMDB with
this category. All hardware attached to a mainframe is related to it as
are the LPARS that run on it. The LPARS have a category of Hardware /
It looks at it in addition, either before or after (still getting the facts)
going through the normal ACF2 validation process.
Evidently to avoid the huge SAF call overhead of 1000's of SAF calls when
1000's of users all try to sign on at the same time and each one needs to be
verified access
On Thu, 12 Jan 2012 21:32:52 +, Henke, George george.he...@hp.com wrote:
It looks at it in addition, either before or after (still getting the facts)
going through the normal ACF2 validation process.
Evidently to avoid the huge SAF call overhead of 1000's of SAF calls when
1000's of users
I have a set of modules that might be of interest. The first calls the
link editor and gathers a complete set of analytics. The second takes two
different sets of the first reports and creates report of matches /
mismatches by module / csect and compares attributes of matches. The two
Lizette,
My first thought was EasyTrieve's synchronous file processing. But after
reading other responses to your post, that might not be the best approach,
although it might still do some of the work.
To find the same member content with different member names in different
DSNs, You could do
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Date: Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 1:15 AM
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Up to 8 mirrors per
Suggested methods to determine same-or-different between like-named
members are all well and good, but the original requirement was to find
'the most current version'. Say what you will about ISPF stats, they are
the *only* way to evaluate versions. Given that two like-named members are
You might also try DMAP and/or PMAP, says one of my friends.
Rick
On 1/11/2012 8:05 PM, Stewart, David James wrote:
Try using option OFFSET and make sure NOOFFSET is not specified or
amend NOOFSET to OFFSET :)
LIST and MAP will give you the generated ASSEMBLER (OBJECT) code
David Stewart
On Thu, 12 Jan 2012 17:36:47 -0600, Rick Fochtman wrote:
You might also try DMAP and/or PMAP, says one of my friends.
DMAP/PMAP were available in OS/VS COBOL, not in Enterprise COBOL.
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/IGY3MG50/APPENDIX1.6
Norbert Friemel
I recommend that you create any new categories/definitions that you want to
subdivide/clarify your IT complex. As you create each entity, create your own
glossary and
hand it out to the PC and Management types who don't yet understand Mainframe or
Enterprise Class IT architecture.
/Tom
On
Hi Rick and folks who have been helping,
Am trying for 2(0222) length and displacement info from the z/OS
compiler .. thanks for suggestions. I tried OFFSET, DMAP, PMAP, LIST, ADATA
(which it wouldn't accept) - only MAP gave me results. Except the z/OS is in
hex... e.g. x'0DE' = 222.
..
Chris,
Just a typo from tiredness
Regards,
Scott
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On Jan 12, 2012, at 9:47 AM, Chris Mason chrisma...@belgacom.net wrote:
Scott
Does this mean that planning work leads to indigestion?[1]
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I'm seeking suggestions for an article giving mainframe backup-related
New Years resolutions (where's it written that such articles must appear
in January?).
I'm mostly interested in general tips but will also include some
OS-specific items; tips can be do's or don'ts.
Remembered gotchas
A good method to tackle this problem would be to create a new set of
libraries, possibly.
HLQ.PRODUCT.V108.SOURCE
HLQ.PRODUCT.V108.PROCLIB
HLQ.PRODUCT.V108.COMPILE
HLQ.PRODUCT.V108.OBJECT
HLQ.PRODUCT.V108.LISTING
HLQ.PRODUCT.V108.TESTING
HLQ.PRODUCT.V108.RESULTS
Copy your existing source to the
On 01/12/2012 09:53 PM, Gabe Goldberg wrote:
I'm seeking suggestions for an article giving mainframe backup-related
New Years resolutions (where's it written that such articles must
appear in January?).
I'm mostly interested in general tips but will also include some
OS-specific items; tips
Hi All,
As in general we are aware that we can have 1 master catalog and multiple
user catalogs in a system. It is also factual that we can have alternate
Master catalog with another Updated LOADxx member. My question is to know
whether if we can have possible to have multiple master-catalog with
Today I tried using this rexx code to create a PDF file:
http://mmiller.myweb.uga.edu/pdf/
The job then FTP the file (binary) to a web server. Adobe complains that
the file is damaged and can't be read.
The output from ikjeft01 shows no errors, all indications are the the PDF
file was produced
W dniu 2012-01-13 05:54, jagadishan perumal pisze:
Hi All,
As in general we are aware that we can have 1 master catalog and multiple
user catalogs in a system. It is also factual that we can have alternate
Master catalog with another Updated LOADxx member. My question is to know
whether if we
Donald :
Is this file text or a PDF ?
If Is a PDF , upload to z/os uss hfs in binary, convert it there.
Of course , it depends on where the final resting place of the PDF will be.
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Scott Ford
Senior Systems Engineer
www.identityforge.com
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