Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) wrote:
Using RFC 1149?
Yes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IP_over_Avian_Carriers
Above page also describes shortly what actually happened.
FYI, that pigeon's name is Winston. ;-D
More info:
http://www.itweb.co.za/sections/internet/2009/0909091636.asp?
I'm very interested to see how this discussion will proceed.
Maybe someone of IBM wants to participate.
By similar issues we ended up with the following solution:
we wrote an LE exit, which we tried to activate in all environments,
that is, batch, TSO and IMS, in our case. Programming languages
Hello,
we have some discussions in our shop about how to handle Java batch jobs in
JCL.
You have to know that our operating decided some decades ago that they want
to use the abend-disposition for cleaning up if the executed COBOL program
gets an error.
This means they force an abend within the
Fear enuff. Appreciate the advice..
JC
= On Thu, 10 Sep 2009 09:45:35 +0200, J D Cassidy s...@jdcassidy.net
= wrote:
=
=appreciate the advice, thank you. Bloody hard way to get a manual
= though...
=
= Perhaps you weren't around when you had to fill out a paper form and send
= it
= to the branch
We're seeing indications of SMS ACS involvement and are working that angle with
IBM.
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Did anyone ever post their source for the line commands they spoke about? If
not, can you, pretty please! :-)
Mark, you are exempt. I got yours from your website. Good stuff!
Bob
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I am trying to set the options for the IBM toolbar for firefox (3.5.2) but
they do not survive a firefox restart. Is there some trick to make it
permanent?
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Should you use
Daniel,
from my reading of the MVS JCL Reference, there is no abend-disposition
available, neither for the DISP nor for the PATHDISP parameter. Instead,
one may code an abnormal termination disposition. But as the introduction
to the DISP parameter reads, the behaviour in case of an abend
Hmmm, I hadn't noticed that, but you're right.
There is a newer version available by the way ( 3.5.8 ) - best to
uninstall 3.5.2 and download the newer version as there is some problem
with the update mechanism
Regards
Paul
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I seem to recall a thread not too long ago where someone was asking for
sites that had implemented Hiperbatch. You might want to check the
archives. These tools should still be valid. Some of these tools require a
specific need/setup (Hiperbatch). For general buffering, SMB is a good
place to
On Thu, 10 Sep 2009 15:44:12 -0500, Rick Fochtman wrote:
Which is more effieient for CLIST/REXX libraries? the choices are
RECFM=FB, LRECL=255 or RECFM=FB,LRECL=80?
I lean toward the VB-format...
My personal preference is FB-80, not because it is more efficient but
because that's the way IBM
I only see 3.5.3 here in the US. And Binyamin's problem still exists at this
level.
Bob
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On 14 Sep 2009 15:06:20 -0700, shmuel+ibm-m...@patriot.net (Shmuel
Metz , Seymour J.) wrote:
So how do you use it? What do you do differently when you get a 97 than
when you get a 00?
Depending on the application, I might put out a message saying to
reconstruct from logs.
Reconstruct what?
2009/9/15 Michael Klaeschen michael.klaesc...@deutscherring.de
from my reading of the MVS JCL Reference, there is no abend-disposition
available, neither for the DISP nor for the PATHDISP parameter. Instead,
one may code an abnormal termination disposition. But as the introduction
to the DISP
Daniel Erdmann wrote:
2009/9/15 Michael Klaeschen michael.klaesc...@deutscherring.de
from my reading of the MVS JCL Reference, there is no abend-disposition
available, neither for the DISP nor for the PATHDISP parameter. Instead,
one may code an abnormal termination disposition. But as the
2009/9/15 Steve Comstock st...@trainersfriend.com
Daniel Erdmann wrote:
Our development staff is going to develop new programs in Java instead of
COBOL.
Using the same staff of programmers that wrote the COBOL code?
No, most of the Java programmers developed programs for application
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So how do you use it? What do you do differently when you get a 97
than
when you get a 00?
Depending on the application, I might put out a message saying to
reconstruct from logs.
Reconstruct what?I thought 97 meant the open statement was
successful
Daniel Erdmann wrote:
2009/9/15 Steve Comstock st...@trainersfriend.com
Daniel Erdmann wrote:
Our development staff is going to develop new programs in Java instead of
COBOL.
Using the same staff of programmers that wrote the COBOL code?
No, most of the Java programmers developed
Hi,
I know for IMS, that in case e.g. a class is not found, there will be an U101
abend.
So in order to force an U101 Abend in IMS you could do a:
Class.forName(my.non.exisiting.Class);
But I am not sure if that will create an abend in all environments such as JZOS
and BPXBATCH?!
Nevertheless
Are we talking about the same tool ?
Its home page is :
http://www-01.ibm.com/software/support/toolbar/index.html?ibmsst=ibmTbMe
nu
The version for Firefox on there is 3.3.8 ( sorry, I said 3.5.8 before )
And yes the problem still exists at 3.3.8
Just installed the IE version and it seems to
Gord Tomlin wrote:
Definitely, the key item is the meaning of dormant. Clearly, the
environment exists until it is destroyed by the term call. The
question is what should happen when the environment exists but is dormant.
IBM states in the description of init_sub that it sets the environment
On my 1.9 system in SDSF the fields SAFF PRTDEST are unprotected and I
can make changes.
I just installed a 1.10 system and these fields are protected. I've been
through the ISFPRMxx file and can not figure out what to change to make
these fields unprotected. The SAFF, I'm not really
I was talking about the Firefox version, not the IBM Toolbar version. I have
Firefox 3.5.3 installed.
For the Toolbar (which I just downloaded and installed), version.txt dated
5/5/2009 has:
TOOLBAR name=IBM Software Support Toolbar version=3.2.11/
Bob
On 15 Sep 2009 06:59:56 -0700, dennis.ro...@lmco.com (Roach, Dennis ,
N-GHG) wrote:
Reconstruct what?I thought 97 meant the open statement was
successful and file integrity was verified. So the file is OK, the
open is OK.
What am I missing?
That depends on how important data
On 15 Sep 2009 07:01:02 -0700, st...@trainersfriend.com (Steve
Comstock) wrote:
No, most of the Java programmers developed programs for application servers
before, respectively they're still doing.
Ah. I ask because Jonathan Sayles, and some others, insist
that long time COBOL programmers
I'm about to use DBSYNC to migrate my RACF database to a new system. The
new system already contains some definitions including the user IBMUSER
which I don't want to corrupt. Do I have to do anything special to make
sure that the existing IBMUSER on the new system doesn't get changed.
Jim
I always thought that abending a cobol program was a lame duck method.
Bringing that practice into JAVA seems equally lame duck. Handle the dang
issue or put the offending records off into an exception file and get on
about processing. Set a code... send an e-mail.
Just my 2 cents. shields
I did send mine to Don.
As you said pretty please I'll find somewhere appropriate to post them
:)
Regards
Paul
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On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 08:43:31 -0600 Howard Brazee howard.bra...@cusys.edu
wrote:
:On 15 Sep 2009 06:59:56 -0700, dennis.ro...@lmco.com (Roach, Dennis ,
:N-GHG) wrote:
: Reconstruct what?I thought 97 meant the open statement was
: successful and file integrity was verified. So the file is
Binyamin Dissen wrote:
On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 08:43:31 -0600 Howard Brazee howard.bra...@cusys.edu
wrote:
:On 15 Sep 2009 06:59:56 -0700, dennis.ro...@lmco.com (Roach, Dennis ,
:N-GHG) wrote:
: Reconstruct what?I thought 97 meant the open statement was
: successful and file integrity was
It's a way to ensure that operating staff notice the error.
There is also the problem that even correct execution
of steps can give RC 0, even RC 4.
(Especially from utilities...)
If You use products like OPC this can make the life
*extremely* complicated...
Many years of experience have
We also have 'problems' with the filestatus 97, especiallly in DR. I ended up
verifying all VSAM datasets with ISMF (it allows for cluster only selection
which is nice if you want to fire a verify ds(/) ) The whole idea of giving a
filestatus 97 is in my view pointless since any subsequent
Many managers believe that it's cheaper and easier to hire people who
have Java on their resumes than to believe existing employees can
learn Java on their own (or to train them).
In my 30+ years, I've only met two managers who believe that disciplines
transcend platforms.
If you know how to
I always thought that abending a cobol program was a lame duck method.
When I was taught programming, at the University of Waterloo (1976), I was
taught:
1. Handle what you can think of.
2. Abend when you get something you can't handle.
3. Figure out how to handle what caused you to abend.
4.
Wait a minute. Before the data is firmed? What do you mean? How
does this happen?
Unflushed buffers?
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wrote:
:Binyamin Dissen wrote:
: On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 08:43:31 -0600 Howard Brazee howard.bra...@cusys.edu
: wrote:
: :On 15 Sep 2009 06:59:56 -0700, dennis.ro...@lmco.com (Roach, Dennis ,
: :N-GHG) wrote:
: :
Mark Pace wrote:
On my 1.9 system in SDSF the fields SAFF PRTDEST are unprotected and I
can make changes.
I just installed a 1.10 system and these fields are protected.
Your ISFPRMxx could be replaced during installation...
I've been through the ISFPRMxx file and can not figure out what to
Paul, Bob, et al.: here is a version of LINEMAC and a dsn extractor I have
used before. Feel free to treat this like open source - modify/fix/enhance
and re-share it!
Thanks!
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 10:58 AM, Beesley, Paul paul.bees...@atosorigin.com
wrote:
I did send mine to Don.
As you
Thank you, gentlemen. I had read the INTRDR init statement
documentation. It does not mention SYSAFF. However, I issued the JES2
operator command to set SYSAFF on our test system and tested it. Thanks
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To be completely accurate, we are developing a new component for an
existing product. The existing product is written entirely in Assembler
and is not compatible with LE. I would love to not use CEEPIPI, but
that's a non-starter. The new component needs to use a couple of APIs
that are only
Hello,
I have noticed in a number of traces, that for a newly attached TCB
there is a 'SVCR0' without a previous 'SVC 0'.
Is this really a return from an EXCP SVC or something else masquerading
as such?
Thanks
Steve
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I did send mine to Don.
As you said
On 15 Sep 2009 07:55:25 -0700, rob.schr...@siriuscom.com (Rob Schramm)
wrote:
I always thought that abending a cobol program was a lame duck method.
Bringing that practice into JAVA seems equally lame duck. Handle the dang
issue or put the offending records off into an exception file and get
I'm in the same group, IFSOPER, on both systems. There is some difference
between the groups on each system. But I can't figure what the difference
is. On the 1.9 system I do not run SDSF as a server, and there is not a
ISFPRMxx member. On the 1.10 system I am running it as a server and I am
Re: Posting From r.skoru...@bremultibank.com.pl on Fri, 11 Sep 2009 20:50:31
+0200
Well. I thought the rules are slightly different: it is enough to
run some product ONCE during reporting period (month) to pay for
that. More precisely: if you run ABC product on LPAR1 (only) and
LPAR1 highest
On 9/15/2009 at 8:53 AM, in message
ofe514c791.87bbe26b-on85257632.00515d7c-85257632.0051c...@siriuscom.com, Rob
Schramm rob.schr...@siriuscom.com wrote:
I always thought that abending a cobol program was a lame duck method.
Bringing that practice into JAVA seems equally lame duck. Handle the
On 9/15/2009 at 9:21 AM, in message
listserv%200909151021029017.0...@bama.ua.edu, Erik Janssen
erik.jans...@ing.nl wrote:
We also have 'problems' with the filestatus 97, especiallly in DR. I ended up
verifying all VSAM datasets with ISMF (it allows for cluster only selection
which is nice
Hello,
I'm trying to get the RMF Spreadsheet reporter working and I am quite
stumped.
This is on Windows XP, Excel 2003. I have downloaded and installed the
latest version of the reporter. It starts up OK, I define my SMF dump
datasets. I Select Create-Workingset. The job runs
I have a problem trying to compile a list of ROLLED-OFF gdg dsns which were
created over the past 3 years. We noticed that the dsns were not being deleted
because of a NOSCRATCH option used when the gdg base was created by the user.
I ran a LISTCAT of the catalog and did a FIND command for
Maybe an occasional abend might be worth doing. But it smacks of poor
design when oops.. I didn't really test this.. so I'll just abend
methodology takes over. With all the I think the term is xtreme
programming where testing is built into the program from the bottom up,
that abending to
The answer depends on what you have done to or with IBMUSER on each
system. Is IBMUSER connected to the same groups with the same authority
on each system? Does IBMUSER have access to the same resources at the
same level on each system? Does IBMUSER own the same profiles on each
system?
You
Others have provided the details. On the other hand, if your real
intent is to obtain data from the TCB, such as the TIOT address,
consider looking at the EXTRACT macro/service.
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z390 and zcobol full release v.1.5.01 is now available for download and install
using InstallShield for Windows from www.z390.org. This release includes new
Unicode codepage support for ASCII and EBCDIC codepages compatible with
z/OS. The zcobol compiler now compiles 408 of the NIST COBOL
On Tue, 2009-09-15 at 14:55 -0400, Schwarz, Barry A wrote:
if your real intent is to obtain data from the TCB, such as the TIOT
address, consider looking at the EXTRACT macro/service.
Why? PSA-TCB-TIOT is GUPI.
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On Mon, 14 Sep 2009 19:09:29 -0300, Digestani, Raul
rdigest...@santanderrio.com.ar wrote:
I'm asking about how to obtain current TCB address in an
assembly pgm.
Others have given helpful answers. I'll give the curmudgeonly
answer.
RTFM (where m can stand for either manual or macro).
The
They didn't use RFC 1149, which specifies The IP datagram is printed, on
a small scroll of paper, in hexadecimal, with each octet separated by
whitestuff and blackstuff.
As so often happens, technology outraces standards.
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Management Information Analysis
Kaiser Foundation
Mark, they are fine on my 1.10 system, but I just bring over my ISFPRMxx
member from release to release. Why don't you try starting SDSF with your old
ISFPRMxx?
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remember for sure. What I did was to keep my actual code in columns 9
through 72 so that the clist could be copied into either FB 80 or VB 255
with or
Patrick O'Keefe wrote:
RTFM (where m can stand for either manual or macro).
And, what does F stand for? ;-)
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And, what does F stand for? ;-)
Fine?
Funny?
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slightly off-topic, but I will pose the question -
I am
http://www.ciozone.com/index.php/Server-Technology-Zone/The-Mainframe-The-Dinosaur-That-Wouldn-t-Die.html
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IBM...opened five major new plants.
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Okay, I figured it out. I had to RACF define and allow update access to
ISFATTR.JOB.PRTDEST
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 3:23 PM, Mary Anne Matyaz maryanne4...@gmail.comwrote:
Mark, they are fine on my 1.10 system, but I just bring over my ISFPRMxx
member from release to release. Why don't you
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You laugh ...
I am working with a company that literally did this. They shipped a
very large disk array to the central computing center and placed it next
to the production array; synchronously copied all the data;
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On Tue, 2009-09-15 at 14:55 -0400, Schwarz, Barry A wrote:
if your real
On Tuesday 15 September 2009, P S wrote:
http://www.ciozone.com/index.php/Server-Technology-Zone/The-Mainframe-The-D
inosaur-That-Wouldn-t-Die.html
Something that caught my eye:
IBM...opened five major new plants.
Which five? Anyone know?
Here is a link to an IBM FAQ. There is a section on
My wife and her crew used to be COBOL/CICS programmers. They migrated
to Software AG's NATURAL/CICS about 22 years ago. And a few years ago
they started migrating to Java on Solaris (that may be changing soon
too). For training, they attended a number of our undergraduate
Computer Science
Factual ??
Gary Diehl
Systems Administration
Water seeks it's own level - Aristotle
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gary.di...@allstate.com wrote:
Factual ??
Even though I'm one (of many, I'm sure) that started the Fine
usage, in this case I'm sure it stands for Fascinating. Or perhaps
Fun-filled.
Pat O'Keefe
Nearly all of the Cobol programs that I have worked with in the past
20 years have had some sort of connection to a DBMS or message queuing
system. Abends are needed in order to roll back uncommitted updates
when a condition arises that prevents the application from continuing.
In other words,
On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 17:34:23 -0400, Don Leahy wrote:
Nearly all of the Cobol programs that I have worked with in the past
20 years have had some sort of connection to a DBMS or message queuing
system. Abends are needed in order to roll back uncommitted updates
when a condition arises that
Gord Tomlin wrote:
To be completely accurate, we are developing a new component for an
existing product. The existing product is written entirely in Assembler
and is not compatible with LE. I would love to not use CEEPIPI, but
that's a non-starter. The new component needs to use a couple of
which were opened for the system/360 project
The East Fishkill, NY plant was specially built to manufacture
Solid Logic Technology (SLT) modules for the System/360. At the
time, this plant was considered highly automated. I am not
aware of any plants in the U.S. that were specifically built to
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Is there any big concern when added real memory from 5 to 7G, if all CSA,
SQA, ECSA and ESQA remain unchanged?
thanks and regards
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Nearly all of the Cobol programs that I have worked with in the past
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