Thank you one and all for your excellent advice.
בתאריך יום ב׳, 26 בנוב׳ 2018, 21:36, מאת Seymour J Metz :
> The only documented way that I know of is with WTO; why the FM specifies
> ROUTCDE=14 rather than 11 I don't understand. There's an undocumented ACB
> interface. but I don't recall the
There's the legal issue of copyright but there's also the ethical issue of
attribution. It's best to always cite the provenance of sample code.
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Sorry, this did not come to my mind, because the code appeared in a
public forum ...
this is the link where I found it:
https://www.developpez.net/forums/d1477375/systemes/autres-systemes/z-os/jcl-sort/recuperation-code-retour-d-job-rexx/
If I find a snippet of code THAT OPEN on the internet,
On 26 Nov 2018 13:03:55 -0800, in bit.listserv.ibm-main
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bernd.oppol...@t-online.de (Bernd Oppolzer) wrote:
using this as keyword and a well known search engine,
I found a REXX (from a french site), which I will try
tomorrow.
This could be of interest to others, so here is the
"Note: The EVENTLOG data set is only available to JES2 users."
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Kirk Wolf
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Many thanks for the pointer to the SCT;
using this as keyword and a well known search engine,
I found a REXX (from a french site), which I will try tomorrow.
This could be of interest to others, so here is the REXX (unedited, no
warranty),
including some original french comments:
/* REXX -
You can use Spool Dataset Browse to dynamically allocate the EVENTLOG
STEPDATA dataset which has this information (and it is IBM blessed):
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSLTBW_2.3.0/com.ibm.zos.v2r3.hasc300/accevnt.htm
Also, the z/OSMF REST JOBs api can give this back to you in
It is relatively easy to retrieve the Step Control Table (SCT) for each step
and check the return code, but I don't know how to do it in a way that IBM will
bless; AFAIK the relevant control blocks are not GUPI.
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Hello list,
I have the need to compute (in a C, PL/1 or ASSEMBLER module)
the maximum return code of all prior steps of the running job so far.
This is intended to be the last step of the job and to write the MAXRC
into a DB2 table, which shows the requester the outcome of this
special job (in
I hope not; some of gargles false hits have been absolutely ludicrous. When it
comes to search engines, I prefer Do What I Said, Not What You Incorrectly
Guessed I Meant. If you documentthat + means the term must be present and I
type a plus sign, then yes, I mean that the term must be present.
The only documented way that I know of is with WTO; why the FM specifies
ROUTCDE=14 rather than 11 I don't understand. There's an undocumented ACB
interface. but I don't recall the setup details.
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
One supported way is with WTP (although the FM mentions ROUTCDE=14). I've also
seen code using an ACB interface, but don't recall the setup.
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
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1. A different set of eyes is always an asset
2. Sometimes when I explain a problem to a different set of eyes I see the
solution myself;
there seems to be a psychological difference between explaining something
and analyzing it
3. If you can reproduce the problem, that helps; if you
John, basically you are limited to 4 gig (HI-A-RBA) for the size of a
non-extended VSAM dataset. So depending on your VSAM define option you will
get somewhere in the neighborhood of 6,000 cyls. In my quick test I got around
5,800 cyls.
Thanks..
Paul Feller
AGT Mainframe Technical Support
G'Day,
Could somebody please tell me what is the maximum number of cylinders that
could be allocated for a SMS managed VSAM dsn (not VSAM EXTENDED
ADDRESSABILITY).
I have been able to allocate a dsn with 6,000 cylinders. However, due to a
lack of disk space I couldn't continue with a higher
Hi Jake,
Redbooks are always a great place to start to learn the basics. Both DFSMShsm
and rmm have primers. Refer to the PROCLIB and PARMLIB members of each to
understand how they are each currently configured.
Glenn Wilcock
DFSMShsm Architect
On Wed, 21 Nov 2018 19:42:33 +, Dyck, Lionel B. (RavenTek) wrote:
>Here is more information on the CBTTape.Org file 900 which may provide more
>information for the OP and others:
>
>//***FILE 900 is a set of programs which run under either old MVS
>
>
I thought I saw in another version,
As others have written, I think the use of SHA-1 within an enterprise as
a data integrity check is fine, so long as it meets a client's own
security standards. To go further, I think our (IBM's) use of SHA-1 for
the same purpose for software downloads is likewise just fine. (One
must now
Yes - Under USER ADMIN - copy profile function
Marshall
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Subject: [EXT] NetView session manager - Session Clone
On Wed, 21 Nov 2018 04:21:10 -0600, Jantje. wrote:
>Attached is a little Java program I did years ago for exactly that purpose. It
>uses the excellent jzos for reading just about any type of dataset or file.
>
So far for attachments...
Here is the code:
package com.tme.mainframemove;
import
Sean Gleann wrote:
>Hello Peter
>Problem solved!
Excellent. Thanks to Peter Hunkeler.
>Your idea(s) regarding the SMF30 record analysis eventually led me to
>reproducing the test environment used by the developer so that I could run the
>tests myself.
This is what IBM (and other vendors)
Hello Peter
Problem solved!
Your idea(s) regarding the SMF30 record analysis eventually led me to
reproducing the test environment used by the developer so that I could run
the tests myself.
One look at the command being used showed what the problem was - there was
a parametrised upper limit of
If you are thinking about recataloging them in the right order using
DEFINE NONVSAM, it has been a while since you had to figure this out on
your own. In every supported release of z/OS, IDCAMS DEFINE with
RECATALOG will figure out the order of multivolume data set entries for you.
I had to
Munif Sadek wrote:
>I am looking for MVP (minimum Viable Product) to provide End-to-End
>visibility of Business Applications where back-end is Mainframe -
>CICS (Inbound services via CICS Listener, Liberty, Outbound via CICS
>Web Services) MQ (CICS - MQ, DB2 - MQ, FTE etc) DB2 (CICS-DB2, JDBC,
Radoslaw Skorupka wrote:
>IBM released new tape drive TS1160.
>20TB/60TB capacity, up to 400/900MB/s data
>transfer, dual 16Gbps interface.
>You can attach it to your Windows server, or
>Linux (x64), but mainframe
>is excluded, no FICON attachment.
I think you might have missed the last 10+
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