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in Assembler, the SETPRT macro can be issued against a DCB writing SYSOUT
it's literally a decade since I wrote the relevant bit of code but I think what
you do is more or less
SETPRT dcbaddr,DISP=SCHEDULE
Dunno of any facility in a HLL to do this
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first
See
ISPF Services Guide SC34-4819-09
2.22.5.2 User link libraries
Works for us!!!
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What a pity: we must have been lucky in our selection of products. Thank
youall for the correction.
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Steve, It might be a millionth of a degree cooler to add the fact that you can
send emails from CICS as well as batch jobs?
See the XMITCICS freeware (written in COBOL) at
www.thenightland.co.uk/MYWEB/mvsxmitmail.html
for the method
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this works for me
)ABC DESC(Exit)
pdc desc('Exit')
ACTION RUN(END)
)ABCINIT
.ZVARS = 'EXITX'
.RESP = ENTER
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Merry Christmas all
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COULD YOU POSSIBLY GIVE ME YOUR CASE NUMBER FOR THIS PROBLEM?
WE HAVE CONNECT:DIRECT 4.6 AND ARE HOPING TO RUN IT ON Z/OS 1.12. I NEED TO
KNOW IF WE'LL HIT YOUR BUG
('SCUSE CAPS - KEYBOARD WONKY!!!)
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From
Not really. I think we had to fiddle a bit to make DB2 DCLGENs work - some
had to be massaged a bit for EMU to accept them. But nothing serious
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was there any show stoppers??
John Lewis Partnership has been using it successfuly for years
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Has anybody used this to migrate off of Easytrieve Plus from CA?
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the time is mostly taken up by un-taring the downloaded tarball (or
unpaxing the paxball, or whatever)
Question therefor: is there any way to convert the PTFs and HOLDs in the SMPNTS
directory into nice sensible z/OS datasets, so they may be RECEIVEd simply and
quickly??
Andy Robertson
Does anyone know a way to issue ISPF System Commands (eg PANELID, FKA ON, etc)
under program control???
Would it, for example, be possible to set the command field in a panel and
DISPLAY it with .RESP set to END??? (Doesn't seem to work, unfortunately . .
.)
Andy Robertson
ah, the COMMAND option of DISPLAY PANEL(...).
gotcha
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Use jar files? Needs JAVA in batch, but I think they can be read by zip.
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Subject: mainframe zip
Are there any free zip programs that will compress a number of mvs text
files which are compatible with winzip.
Jim
yes, very much thanks
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Does the following fragment help?
*
* INFORMATION RETRIEVED FROM JES VIA IEFSSREQ
LAR1,ASSOB
MVC RVDERMAC,=CL8'IEFSSREQ
I'm trying to simulate TSO TRANSMIT format data for secure email
I find I need the NJE node I'm executing on for the header
Has anyone any code they have used to extract this??? All hints gratefully
received.
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COBOL/HLASM
The program is my XMITMAIL freeware, callable subroutine to send an email-
Andy
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How are
A few people here use my very modest selection of freeware, or have web pages
with links that point to it.
Please be advised the address is changing to
http://www.thenightland.co.uk/MYWEB/mvsindex.html
~ Andy Robertson
We have users on boxen who are SSH-ing in to our z/OS system to run a program
that WTORs to the console and sets a simple return code based on the reply.
We put the program that does the WTOR on a private directory in the z/OS
filesystem.
At the moment, when the SSH is issued from a box, the
not have to
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-PERFORM
GOBACK.
http://www.thenightland.co.uk/MYWEB/mvsxmitmail.html
Ddownload it, and look for
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I am not very familiar with EasyTrieve (we have it). ICETOOL has some
nice reporting tools in it also. What would be really nice would be a way
to process a COBOL copybook to create ICETOOL symbols.
John McKown
COBDFSYM, from the Tools Tricks page???
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I am not very familiar with EasyTrieve (we have it). ICETOOL has some nice
reporting tools in it also. What would be really nice would be a way to process
a COBOL copybook to create ICETOOL symbols.
If you'e using the CHART call I think it's the BINDING parameter
Section 4.101 of GDDM-PGF Programming Reference,
I can't advise if you are using the more modern calls
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Many thanks Dave, but it is in fact a scrollable area not a dynamic area
I think this is probably unfixable unless IBM builds in some new interfaces
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row in the AREA
and everything below it is a blank.
Is there any way to control how a scrollable )AREA scrolls?
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You could try calling IDCAMS from your program and providing an output
routine to write the output to incore storage: see the manual.
I can email you the (assembler) routine we use
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alchemy beyond my current skill
Anyone done this?
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That works!!!
Thank you Phil
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We use the one of my INSTASM programs to do a crude version of this
http://home.clara.net/andywrobertson/mvsinstasm.html
Though its not among the functions documented there you might like to
downloasd this and look at the INSTSET/INSTGET section of the INSTDOC
member.
The facility does not
Thanks, Frank, Martin; the problem was my cut-and-pasting from PDF. In
fact the standard version of COBDFSYM works well with 410. Apologies for
timewasting.
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I'm quite happy to plunge in and start debugging, but Id like to ask first
if there is a version adapted for 410 available already
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On Fri, 18 Sep 2009 11:32:12 -0500, Greg Shirey
wgshi...@benekeith.com wrote:
Andy,
We have COBOL 4.1 here and have used the same COBDFSYM REXX since
December 2005,
and it works for us.
There is a restriction that the copybook member must have an 01 level to
work
properly, but I don't recall
the TSO command
Andy Robertson.
Sven Siebert extern.sven.sieb...@volkswagen.de
,
I try to call a C program via a JCL script. I get stuck in passing
parameter
data to the C program search_modules. It is clear that I can pass these
parameters to BPXBATCH-PARM , but the limitation is the length
From: Bill Fairchild bi...@mainstar.com
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I meant to say that the data set involved does not have to be anything
meaningful. Of course, if DISP=OLD, then the data set must already exist.
-
exit 0
fi
echo jlp_killprocess: £1 - kill failed
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No caching == poor performance. Frequent refresh == poor performance.
You can't win. The ideal would be an LLA that refreshed automatically
and incrementally whenever a STOW was performed on any of its catenands.
We're not there yet.
Our application library is called OPS.LIVE.LOADLIB
We have
under CICS, nor are things like
STIMER WAIT
I can't see how to do it.
So, has anyone got any bright ideas???
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Could they not check that they are running in a CICS environment and then
call a subroutine to do an EXEC CICS DELAY ? Or am I oversimplifying
things.
Jim McAlpine
The problem is you can't CALL a subprogram with EXEC CICS in it - as I
understand it. You have to EXEC CICS LINK to it. This
Farley, Peter x23353 peter.far...@broadridge.com
Re: Wait under CICS
My answer would be two identically-named subroutines, one for batch and
one for online. One uses EXEC CICS WAIT, the other uses normal STIMER
wait, both accept identical parameters.
AFAIK if a module uses EXEC CICS
Now that's worth trying. Thanks Harry
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Andy,
Invoke a stored procedure
We got what we needed (which is not a lot) by adding SGLDEXEC to our
SYSPROC concatenation and using exec LDAPSRCH under ordinary TSO
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Is it possible to access LDAP data on another box from the USS side of z/OS
and how would one start?? Any pointers or manuals to read??
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USS on z/OS 1.8
our /tmp directory has a TFS mounted on it with PARM('s 1000')
For a variety of operational reasons it would be useful for us to have a /tmp
directory larger than 1000 MB
z/OS V1R8.0 UNIX System Services Planning ch 3.14.1 says you can use
into
another block. If you share a RACF database between z/OS V1R8 and z/OS
V1R7, you need to install the PTF on the z/OS V1R7 system. UA24980
PTF is on with other compatibility maint
thanks for all answers
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Hi
Just starting to plan the 1.7- 1.8 z/OS upgrade
We have a four-system sysplex and intent to go to 1.8 by doing a rolling
update over a week. Ie there will be about a week with some systems running
z/OS 1.8 and some running z/OS 1.7
One thing I can't seem to find unambiguous information
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This poses no problems in most situations but sometimes we would like to
maintain a 'state' in a program that is saved between different calls to
the program within a transaction. This would be similar to COBOL
Last year we found ourselves CPU constrained at peak hour and undertook a
series of initiatives to save it.
The metric we used to decide whether a particular initiative was worth taking -
which did not pretend to be other than a very rough guide - was 1p (0.01
pounds UK) per CPU second.
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z/OS 1.7
We are trying to map a RMM managed cart using DITTO
//*
//*
//S3 EXEC PGM=DITTOA,PARM='JOBSTREAM',COND=(0,NE)
//SYSPRINT DD
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AFAIK, QMF hasn't required GDDM in a long time.
I wish it didn't, but it seems it does
reference:
Installing and ManagingDB2 QMF for TSO and CICS
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ALTER ROLLIN ?
This group is invaluable...
Q. HSM ML1 problems, now we're recovering data. SA recalled 3 versions of a
GDG and they show up in 3.4. However, when the GDG base is expanded, they
no long show in its chain. Does anyone have a magic command to repair that?
I am combing
We are a UK site and use code page 285 on our z/OS system
our FTP.TCPXLBIN is a slightly tailored version of SEZATCPX(UK)
run through CONVXLAT of course
Just wondering now if any one has translate tables for 850-285 we can rip
off
Failing that translate tables for 850-037 would be a good
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I appreciate the pointers though. If in the unlikely event I
eventually find myself writing those LE handlers, I'll definitely be
re-reading in detail those aforementioned LE chapters.
-Mark
In that event you might or might
Hello list
I get this request from a user
I'm looking into ways of pushing out files written from Datastage on USS
to Windows servers. FTP functionality is not available from within the
product, so we'd have to write a FTP script to push the files onto a FTP
server. On Linux I've
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The z/OS Distributed File Service (SMB server) supports Windows clients.
Have they considered NFS? z/OS has a client.
Bill
Thanks Bill, we'll look at NFS
We have a very numerous class of messages we generate which we want to
remove from the OPERLOG (where they can be seen from Z.LOG) but retain in
the JES2 job messages (JESMSGLG)
I believe this should be doable if we change the HARDCOPY statement in
CONSOLxx to specify a range of ROUTECDEs that
We dumped 20 volumes physically, using DFDSS, using this sort of control
card:
DUMP INDDNAME(DISKn) OUTDDNAME(TAPEn) FULL
n = A, B, C ..
Is there a way to find what dataset(s) are on TAPEA, TAPEB, etc??
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If so, then you can use the following DFSORT/ICETOOL job. I'm assuming
all
of your input files have RECFM=FB and the same LRECL.
//S1EXEC PGM=ICETOOL
//TOOLMSG DD SYSOUT=*
//DFSMSGDD SYSOUT=*
//IN3 DD DSN=...
If I have a set of files containing records as follows:
File 1
10012345FIRST
10112345FIRST
10212345FIRST
10312345FIRST
File 2
10012345 SECOND
10312345 SECOND
10512345 SECOND
10612345 SECOND
File 3
10012345THIRD
10112345
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I'm looking for a free or very inexpensive utility ***available in source
code form*** that would convert an arbitrary mainframe file to a character
(such as hex) format, and back again.
You might or might not want to
We have ASG-Workload Planner (was BETA 44 Process Planning Manager).
We are looking to evaluate alternatives to the product before we commit
ourselves to a furthur contract.
Since I hate utterly openended stuff like thus I thought I'd ask if any
one has experience with rival products that we
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I need to be able to have this routine dynamically linked at run time
if/when
the user requries. Therefore, I need to be able to compile and link this
routine without a 'main'. I can live with the di/tri-graphs if need
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A couple of questions. What is the purpose of the pre-link steps and
under
what conditions (if any) are they required / optional?
Prelink is used to process side decks when you do DLL work.
.
What I gave you was a
On Wed, 22 Mar 2006 08:46:05 -0600, McKown, John
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I may have misunderstood what Andy meant (likely in fact). However, I do
want to state that you call CALL a COBOL subroutine from an HLASM
program.
No, you didn't misunderstand, It's just that I didn't want the extra
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A couple of questions. What is the purpose of the pre-link steps and
Lastly, John, here's an example of making a COBOL mainline and a C
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Many Many thanks in advance.
John Stephens
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We use C on
Like a lot of places, we use the MGCR macro to issue commands in batch.
We use a controlled (RACF restricted) program.
Use of this facility is far less than it was but it is still occasionally
useful to issue commands when we are making system changes and so forth
MGCR and MGCRE seem
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SCCSID=285
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Found the problem. Thanks to everyone for their input.
The problem is that in the chain of modules being invoked, one of them is
doing a COBOL CALL ISPLINK with a SELECT PGM option. This distorts the
enclave
On Thu, 19 Jan 2006 13:19:00 -0600, Wendell Simmons
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I have a C application that uses Unix Services and therefore has to run
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setting of the POSIX option.
This C application is invoked from a COBOL
On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 11:14:12 -0600, Wendell Simmons
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In response to your question about the highest level module in the enclave
being the one that determines the POSIX option;
If I fix the highest level module in the enclave in the TSO environment
(module VORPTMEN) to
I learned Assembler so long ago I have forgot from whence
Anyone know a good book I can give a newbie to teach him Assembler??
Information about non-IBM Courses would also useful - (we are contacting
IBM to chase up their offerings, of course).
Note, we are in the UK
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Surprisingly, Assembler has been our most frequently
requested RCT topic. Take a look at our website for
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Home page:
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Ain't no need to be politcally correct. Today is Christmas. In the US,
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I'd hoped for a bigger response and I'm not sure it is valid to draw any
conclusions from
the sample I did get, anyway for what it's worth...
VendorProduct Votes
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This certainly is NOT the intended target for z/OS.e - but it is clearly
documented as allowed (both technically and by the license).
Does any one have information as to what approximate proportion of
mainframe sites
A while back I wrote (largely for my own amusement) a dialog to take a COBOL
copy book, compile it, and generate a Java class that could be used to map
and access it.
This took the obvious path of compiling the copybook as part of a stub
program and analysing the MAP and SYSADATA output.
It was
On Tue, 4 Oct 2005 08:14:04 -0500, Jerry Ragland
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Hi all,
In my assember code I call a user defined macro UWTO which prints the
value passed to it during the call.
The UWTO macro -
MACRO
NAMEUWTO VAR
STM 14,1,TEAREASYSNDX
WTO 'VAR'
On Tue, 4 Oct 2005 09:39:45 -0500, Wayne Driscoll [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Jerry,
The issue is that anytime you have a work area that contains non-
executable
code you must ensure that you do not attempt to allow the CPU to fetch
instructions from this work area. One of the best ways
Any one got a copy they can bung me? (Ghastly grin) Any format.
Yes we have tried RCNVTCAT. For reasons too complex to explain we only
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On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 10:58:15 +0200, CAPRON Romain
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I would like to know if there is an XML parser available on z/OS?
Romain,
Have a look at
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Ever since 'Kayaker and Physicist' kinda put the weird label on
himself. His original proposal was to drop atom bombs out the back
end of a space exploration vehicle. Lack of suitable ablative shield put
the
kibosh on the
We have a request from our users to provide a utility that will tell
them which jobs a specified program is run in, and which JCL elements
(procedures, include members, etc) the program is coded into.
This has expanded into a request for a comprehensive list by program of
the procedures and job
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I am in the process of installing WebSphere 5.1. When I first started up
the
1.Has anyone with WAS 5.1 installed come across this before.
2. Does anyone with WAS 5.1 installed have the apf bit set for the
Java 1.4DLL's.
Do IBM ship it???
AFAIK the sshd daemon is part of IBM Ported Tools, but rsh is not available
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As somebody else pointed out, you might be better off with SSH. We use
RSH
because we have applications that were set up back in the dark ages before
Ported Tools made SSH available on z/OS. But if you're not already
Weekly. This is probably inertia, we could get by with less but so far
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If it helps, the COBOL-Program is CALLed from another COBOL-Program,
which is CALLED by an ASM-Prog that was ATTACHed as a Subtask.
Just a note:
If you are repeatedly calling the COBOL prog from the ASM
I seem to remember a discussion here about a PTF, trick or Compiler option
that would allow the latest flavours of COBOL programs to tolerate short
Variable Length files.
I mean the case where the FILE SECTION is
RECORD VARYING FROM nnn TO mmm
And your JCL is
//DDNAME DD
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If DDNAME is being opened for input, can you get away with overriding
the LRECL? That is, explicitly coding
//DDNAME DD LRECL=mmm+4, ...
Even though the DSCB LRECL is greater than that - although presumably
the maximum
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