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by BJ Rama, Site Editor
As you know, Search390's team of experts respond to user questions ever day. These expert Q&As are posted and archived on the Search390 site for you to access. However, did you know that you could also get this valuable expertise sent to you every week?
Search390 sends out a weekly newsletter that features expert Q&As on topics including OS/390 Systems Programming, DB2 for OS/390, Linux on S/390 and Performance and Workload Management. The newsletter also includes additional information links on each of the topics covered.
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Goal Mode
by BJ Rama, Site Editor
Having trouble getting to goal mode? Not sure if you should make the switch from workload manager compatibility mode to goal mode, or if you should be running in goal mode at all? Let the resources we've gathered for this week's featured topic help you decide.
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Expert Technical Advice: |
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Featured Expert Willie Favero, Senior Consultant, IBM
Category: DB2 for OS/390
DB2 for OS/390 could be one of the most complicated "easy to use" databases ever created. Willie Favero will answer your DB2 questions, and help you work through these "easy" complexities so you can realize DB2's full potential.
Click here to send Willie a question
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This Week: In the forums
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There's a lot of talk about "Link-editing OS VS COBOL using LE" in the Developer forum. See what your peers are saying, and add your two cents. To check out all of the new threads pertaining to this topic, Click Here. |
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Erichu wants to know if he can run CICS 4.1 on Z/OS 1.3? Can he? Let him know. Post your response in our OS forum: |
| Tip of the Week: |
| Jim Keohane was taken aback by some email complaints that there were just C code examples, not assembler examples, in the recent tip "Bits twiddled while-u-wait!" To assuage some of his fellow assemblerholics, here are portions of the original C code examples along with the S/370 assembler equivalents. There's even a play-back of the various bit values in mid twiddle. Any more complaints and there'll be a karaoke sing-along to "follow the bouncing bits." |
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Real bit twiddlers don't code in C! |
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