On Tue, 21 Feb 2012 15:48:12 -0600, Paul Gilmartin paulgboul...@aim.com wrote:
Nope. RTFM.
...nevertheless (even though it's not in the fine manual) something that
appears to work for me is:
// IF 1 = 1 THEN
...do this stuff...
// ENDIF
and
// IF 1 = 0 THEN
...don't do this stuff...
//
(cdr (cdr '(John McCarthy)))
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Backing up to paper (and restoring from it) is already possible...
http://www.ollydbg.de/Paperbak/
The author claims about 3 MB per A4 page, so 1 TB could be backed up to about
700 reams.
I think the paper would last longer than the ink though.
Sounds a bit harsh Ed! ...let he who hath omitted no comma sack the first
sysprog.
the guy was fired the next morning.
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FWIW the last IBM 3505 I saw was in 1984. I remember one time the CE was called
in to fix it (kept data checking or some such). Apparently, 3505's had optical
sensors to detect the holes, and this particular unit was occasionally spitting
machine oil onto the cards. As the machine oil soaked
Mark,
I went with a pair of Symmetricom S200 time servers. There are a few other
good vendors out there but support in Australia was an important criterion
for us. I've emailed more detail direct to you, but in short it was a
cookbook solution straight out of the STP implementation redbook.
Hi Mary Anne,
I don't mean to sound critical, but why bother with dial-up time services in
this day and age? There are plenty of good internet NTP sources that give
+/-100ms precision. You can even implement your own time server (as I have)
- synchronised to GPS satellites - that will supply a
Jim,
I know I've banged on about this before, but I can't stress enough just how
useful taking a (SYSTCPDA) packet trace during your problem period (even for
just a minute or two), using IPCS to convert it to SNIFFER format,
downloading it to a PC and feeding it into Wireshark (www.wireshark.org)
FWIW, I wrote an INCLUDE processor for Rexx as part of my Rexx XML Parser
many moons ago. I've recently published it as a SourceForge project (more
current than the CBT647 file - no offence to CBT guys, it's just that I like
the subversion version control that sourceforge provides). See:
I'd get some more diagnostic info if I were you.
Ramp up your logging level in your AT-TLS configuration and also take some
network packet traces. There may be multiple SSL handshakes taking place in
pseudo-conversational mode but in traces I have taken (of TN3270
connections) the SSL overhead
Hi Jimmy,
Although SNTPD is a USS process, I'd bet that the source of its time
reference is the LPAR's TOD clock which should be UTC (best practice).
Using the SET TIMEZONE command adjusts the z/OS zone offset, but leaves the
LPAR's TOD clock as-is, so SNTPD will still serve out the same UTC
Jim,
The EZY1300E message reports that errno 54 (Connection Reset by Peer) was
returned on a RECV socket call by the CICS listener (CSKL). I'd conclude
that the remote client has, for one reason or another, decided to drop the
connection - probably after the SSL handshake as completed since the
Jim,
In addition to reading the manuals, I highly recommend that you also
download and become familiar with the IBM Configuration Assistant for z/OS
Communications Server (there is one for each version of z/OS)...
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg24013160
...I've found it really
Steve,
You could implement SSDP in your agents. I'm no expert on it but it's worth
a look:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_Service_Discovery_Protocol
The problem may reduce to identifying instances of your agent.
Cheers,
Andrew
On Wed, 22 Sep 2010 09:06:00 +0100, Steve Austin
I've used VPS/TCPIP for many years and it's pretty easy to implement. The
flexibility and support is excellent.
Having said that, a solution I have implemented quite effectively at one
site is to simply publish reports to the mainframe web server (IBM HTTP
Server V7) and let the users download
Brian,
I'd strongly recommend you continue lurking! 35 years of experience is a
valuable community resource to lose, and many people on this list are very
interested in what has happened over the last several decades. I too am a
LTL - I only wish I was paid for it!
Best wishes,
Andrew.
(Fellow
I prefer VB255 for ease of editing - especially with modern 3270 emulators
that support big-x-big geometry.
I'm shooting from the hip here as I don't have access to a machine at the
moment, but I've only ever been bitten by the RECFM=VB plus ISPF editor
combo once. In the mid 1990's I created a
Coincidentally, I was chasing up exactly the same symptom just last week and
came up with APAR PK71695...could be relevant (and has a testable workaround):
ERROR DESCRIPTION:
The DATACTTIME for the FTP client is not being set properly
for send processing. The result is the timer is not set
I'm with you - comments are problematic, but you could track the original
physical structure by emitting sequences of attributes as they are found on
each line. For example,
//INPUT DDDSN=MY.DATASET, This is a required
// BLKSIZE=3120, input dataset
//
You're not the only insane one! I've already written a JCL parser in Rexx
(JCL2XML) as part of CBT File 647 (XML Parser in Rexx). I wonder whether
'flex' is flexible enough to cope with the relatively complicated JCL line
continuation rules. Sure gave me some grief in Rexx!
François,
You say throughput is bad for a PUT from the mainframe to the Linux server.
Check the throughput when, from the mainframe, you do a GET from the Linux
server. If the throughput is good in only one direction then this, in my
experience, is the classic symptom of a full duplex/half duplex
I think this would be an excellent use for a Wiki server - of pretty much
any flavor, take your pick...
http://www.wikimatrix.org/
All you have to do is post your install JCL, output, sage advice, product
PDFs etc
onto it, and it is available as long as you have access to a web browser. If
the
This rant was brought you you as a public service
message.
Every you in that sentence is spelled correctly.
(Make sure you're using the right words on
resumes, cover letters, and any communication where you
don't want to negatively impress the recipient.)
Isn't to negatively impress a
Seb,
Maybe sh is tokenizing the message string before passing it to logger. You
could try quoting the message string (I cant test this at the moment so I'm
not sure it would work):
'BPXBATCH sh logger -d1 'output_line''
BTW, I find using left() and right() to pad strings out to a specified
Well, better late than never, as they say...
I've just added a JCL2XML Rexx procedure to CBT file 647 (Rexx XML parser).
In addition to converting your JCL to XML, it also spits out a graphml file
that can be used to draw flowchart-style diagrams of your JCL. You can
download it from
Old IBM hardware never dies it seems...
http://thenewmainframe.blogspot.com/
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On Wed, 3 Aug 2005 11:05:53 -0500, McKown, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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it (or even write a simplistic REXX parser).
Done...
http://www.cbttape.org/ftp/updates/CBT647.zip
Cheers,
A.
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