Tim,

How is z/OSMF being enhanced to submit jobs to z/OS Unix???
(or what does the preview say that leads you to believe this? )

Kirk Wolf
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On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 4:57 AM, Timothy Sipples <[email protected]> wrote:

> I'm reliably informed there's more UNIX-related content planned for z/OS
> 2.1 than is listed in the preview announcement. The preview announcement is
> evidently what IBM feels comfortable describing at this stage, but I
> wouldn't be surprised if there's a bit more. (I'm speaking only for myself,
> as always.)
>
> Also, you have to read IBM announcement letters in their totality. z/OS
> UNIX substantially benefits from new features and improvements that are
> listed in other sections besides the section labeled "UNIX." For example,
> are the ISPF-related improvements involving much more support for ASCII and
> Unicode highly relevant to UNIX? You bet, but they're listed in a different
> section as I recall.
>
> zFS, Unicode, and z/OS Management Facility (to pick three examples among
> several) all have tons of UNIX relevance -- even exclusive UNIX relevance
> -- but they're listed in other sections. For example, z/OSMF is being
> enhanced to make it much easier to submit jobs directly to z/OS UNIX. Is
> that a UNIX enhancement? Sure, I think so, and also because z/OSMF is
> something that lives in UNIX. (And in z/OS 2.1 it'll be much easier to
> install and get up and running because it'll be Liberty packaged. The
> WebSphere Liberty Profile is very convenient.)
>
> The stream I/O extensions are described pretty well in the preview
> announcement, I think. Even if they aren't, all should be clear by
> September.
>
>
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