subject:"Re\: XMIT MANAGER"

Thank you all for the info about xmit manager - it works beautifully and may 
come in handy.

I do not know why there was a problem about it.

All I did was run the tso command:
XMIT x.userid da('MY.PDS') OUTDSN('FLAT.PDS')

Then I downloaded to the pc with ftp from cmd.exe:

cd xmit.dir
FTP MVS.IP.ADDR
bin
get 'FLAT.PDS' flat
bye

then with xmit manager, selected OPEN and pointed to directory where file 
'flat' was located and boom - 
all the pds members showed up and could be viewed.

 Thanks again 


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Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 12:12 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Subject: Re: XMIT manager

On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 12:01:29 -0400, Barkow, Eileen wrote:

>I do not see anything about XMIT running on the PC from HELP XMIT.
>Where do you get the XMIT software to run on the pc?

http://www.cbttape.org/njw/index.html

>I hope that it does not use ICMP like (I think) ISPF WORKSTATION CONNECTION 
>does, because
>we have firewalls blocking  mainframe to pc connections.
>
It's a local utility.  The transport mechanism is left as an exercise
for the student.

Don't expect it to convert load modules to .exe.

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Re: XMIT manager

2011-04-28 Thread Paul Gilmartin

On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 12:01:29 -0400, Barkow, Eileen wrote:

>I do not see anything about XMIT running on the PC from HELP XMIT.
>Where do you get the XMIT software to run on the pc?

http://www.cbttape.org/njw/index.html

>I hope that it does not use ICMP like (I think) ISPF WORKSTATION CONNECTION 
>does, because
>we have firewalls blocking  mainframe to pc connections.
>
It's a local utility.  The transport mechanism is left as an exercise
for the student.

Don't expect it to convert load modules to .exe.

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Re: XMIT manager

On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 12:01:29 -0400, Barkow, Eileen 
wrote:

>I do not see anything about XMIT running on the PC from HELP XMIT.
>Where do you get the XMIT software to run on the pc?

It isn't "XMIT software", it is a tool to view (ebcdic) XMIT format files
from the PC (which is an ascii environment).

There is a link to XMIT manager is on the CBT home page

   http://www.cbttape.org

It is on the left side of the page.

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Re: XMIT manager

I do not see anything about XMIT running on the PC from HELP XMIT.
Where do you get the XMIT software to run on the pc?
I hope that it does not use ICMP like (I think) ISPF WORKSTATION CONNECTION 
does, because
we have firewalls blocking  mainframe to pc connections.

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Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 11:46 AM
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Subject: Re: XMIT manager

On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 11:13:32 -0400, Barkow, Eileen 
wrote:

>For loadlibs, try specifying bin.
>Ignore the ascii translation msg - the downloaded files are readable on the pc
>
>I don't know what type of format XMIT uses, but mget does download readable
windows txt files.

Readable does not mean usable later on. 

>It seems to me that once the files are downloaded you do not need XMIT anymore?
>What does XMIT do on the pc?
>And if it needs files in any special format then it should be documented as
such.
>

The presumption is that you would upload the files to z/OS again at some
point to be used.  XMIT manager is just a convenient way to be able to 
read those TSO XMIT files on another platform.   

So assuming you would ever want to use the files again (as opposed to just
being able to look at them on a PC), TSO XMIT is the way to go.  

As far as documenting a special format, there is nothing special about EBCDIC
data, the problem here is a difference in platforms.

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Re: XMIT manager

On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 11:13:32 -0400, Barkow, Eileen 
wrote:

>For loadlibs, try specifying bin.
>Ignore the ascii translation msg - the downloaded files are readable on the pc
>
>I don't know what type of format XMIT uses, but mget does download readable
windows txt files.

Readable does not mean usable later on. 

>It seems to me that once the files are downloaded you do not need XMIT anymore?
>What does XMIT do on the pc?
>And if it needs files in any special format then it should be documented as
such.
>

The presumption is that you would upload the files to z/OS again at some
point to be used.  XMIT manager is just a convenient way to be able to 
read those TSO XMIT files on another platform.   

So assuming you would ever want to use the files again (as opposed to just
being able to look at them on a PC), TSO XMIT is the way to go.  

As far as documenting a special format, there is nothing special about EBCDIC
data, the problem here is a difference in platforms.

Regards,

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Re: XMIT manager

2011-04-28 Thread Hal Merritt

I have seen where Windows appears to translate a file even if the mode is 
specified BIN. Try a file suffix of .BIN and Windows should leave it be and 
pass it unchanged. 

 

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Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 10:14 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Subject: Re: XMIT manager

For loadlibs, try specifying bin.
Ignore the ascii translation msg - the downloaded files are readable on the pc

I don't know what type of format XMIT uses, but mget does download readable 
windows txt files.
It seems to me that once the files are downloaded you do not need XMIT anymore?
What does XMIT do on the pc?
And if it needs files in any special format then it should be documented as 
such.


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Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 11:06 AM
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Subject: Re: XMIT manager

Simple perhaps, but has some issues:

1) ASCII translation for "readable" members

2) Won't work for loadlib / compiled rexx etc.

Besides, the OP said he wishes to open the file with XMIT manager,
which means he needs the output of TSO XMIT.

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On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 10:14:01 -0400, Barkow, Eileen 
wrote:

>A simple way to download a pds is with mget.
>
>From a pc cmd.exe session:
>
>cd download.directory
>ftp  mvs.ip.addr
>mget rex.pds(*)
>bye
>
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>Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 10:03 AM
>To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
>Subject: Re: XMIT manager
>
>On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 09:18:44 +0530, jagadishan perumal
> wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>I have few REXX codes saved in mainframes and i would like to extact it to
>>my PC and add this members to XMIT manager file. I have downloaded the XMIT
>>manager software but i am not able find the way to save all the downloaded
>>REXX codes from mainframes. Could anyone please guide how to save all the
>>downloaded MVS format files in XMIT manager.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Jags
>>
>
>Jags,
>
>You also wrote my personal email and I replied with this:
>
>==
>
>From ISPF option 6 (or TSO READY):
>
>XMIT local.userid DA('your.pds.library') outdsn('flat.file')
>
>or
>
>XMIT local.userid DA('your.pds.library') members(mema,memb,memc)
>outdsn('flat.file')
>
>The you FTP or IND$FILE binary transfer to wintel.
>
>Mark
>
>
>
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>
>Regards,
>
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Re: XMIT manager

For loadlibs, try specifying bin.
Ignore the ascii translation msg - the downloaded files are readable on the pc

I don't know what type of format XMIT uses, but mget does download readable 
windows txt files.
It seems to me that once the files are downloaded you do not need XMIT anymore?
What does XMIT do on the pc?
And if it needs files in any special format then it should be documented as 
such.


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Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 11:06 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Subject: Re: XMIT manager

Simple perhaps, but has some issues:

1) ASCII translation for "readable" members

2) Won't work for loadlib / compiled rexx etc.

Besides, the OP said he wishes to open the file with XMIT manager,
which means he needs the output of TSO XMIT.

Mark
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On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 10:14:01 -0400, Barkow, Eileen 
wrote:

>A simple way to download a pds is with mget.
>
>From a pc cmd.exe session:
>
>cd download.directory
>ftp  mvs.ip.addr
>mget rex.pds(*)
>bye
>
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Of Mark Zelden
>Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 10:03 AM
>To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
>Subject: Re: XMIT manager
>
>On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 09:18:44 +0530, jagadishan perumal
> wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>I have few REXX codes saved in mainframes and i would like to extact it to
>>my PC and add this members to XMIT manager file. I have downloaded the XMIT
>>manager software but i am not able find the way to save all the downloaded
>>REXX codes from mainframes. Could anyone please guide how to save all the
>>downloaded MVS format files in XMIT manager.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Jags
>>
>
>Jags,
>
>You also wrote my personal email and I replied with this:
>
>==
>
>From ISPF option 6 (or TSO READY):
>
>XMIT local.userid DA('your.pds.library') outdsn('flat.file')
>
>or
>
>XMIT local.userid DA('your.pds.library') members(mema,memb,memc)
>outdsn('flat.file')
>
>The you FTP or IND$FILE binary transfer to wintel.
>
>Mark
>
>
>
>BTW, since you participate in IBM-MAIN, writing the list instead of
>someone's personal email is a much better option.  You'll most likely
>get a much quicker response and more than one person's insight.
>There's no guarantee at I'll that myself or anyone else will see or
>answer a direct email from a list member.
>
>Regards,
>
>Mark
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Re: XMIT manager

2011-04-28 Thread Don Imbriale

Review the TSO TRANSMIT (or XMIT) command.  Then determine the best method
for your setup to transfer from the mainframe to the PC (IND$FILE type
transfer in a 3270 emulator, FTP, ISPF WSA, and others)

- Don Imbriale

On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 11:48 PM, jagadishan perumal
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have few REXX codes saved in mainframes and i would like to extact it to
> my PC and add this members to XMIT manager file. I have downloaded the XMIT
> manager software but i am not able find the way to save all the downloaded
> REXX codes from mainframes. Could anyone please guide how to save all the
> downloaded MVS format files in XMIT manager.
>
>
>

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Re: XMIT manager

Simple perhaps, but has some issues:

1) ASCII translation for "readable" members

2) Won't work for loadlib / compiled rexx etc.

Besides, the OP said he wishes to open the file with XMIT manager,
which means he needs the output of TSO XMIT.

Mark
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On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 10:14:01 -0400, Barkow, Eileen 
wrote:

>A simple way to download a pds is with mget.
>
>From a pc cmd.exe session:
>
>cd download.directory
>ftp  mvs.ip.addr
>mget rex.pds(*)
>bye
>
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>Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 10:03 AM
>To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
>Subject: Re: XMIT manager
>
>On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 09:18:44 +0530, jagadishan perumal
> wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>I have few REXX codes saved in mainframes and i would like to extact it to
>>my PC and add this members to XMIT manager file. I have downloaded the XMIT
>>manager software but i am not able find the way to save all the downloaded
>>REXX codes from mainframes. Could anyone please guide how to save all the
>>downloaded MVS format files in XMIT manager.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Jags
>>
>
>Jags,
>
>You also wrote my personal email and I replied with this:
>
>==
>
>From ISPF option 6 (or TSO READY):
>
>XMIT local.userid DA('your.pds.library') outdsn('flat.file')
>
>or
>
>XMIT local.userid DA('your.pds.library') members(mema,memb,memc)
>outdsn('flat.file')
>
>The you FTP or IND$FILE binary transfer to wintel.
>
>Mark
>
>
>
>BTW, since you participate in IBM-MAIN, writing the list instead of
>someone's personal email is a much better option.  You'll most likely
>get a much quicker response and more than one person's insight.
>There's no guarantee at I'll that myself or anyone else will see or
>answer a direct email from a list member.
>
>Regards,
>
>Mark
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Re: XMIT manager

A simple way to download a pds is with mget.

>From a pc cmd.exe session:

cd download.directory
ftp  mvs.ip.addr
mget rex.pds(*)
bye

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Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 10:03 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Subject: Re: XMIT manager

On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 09:18:44 +0530, jagadishan perumal
 wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I have few REXX codes saved in mainframes and i would like to extact it to
>my PC and add this members to XMIT manager file. I have downloaded the XMIT
>manager software but i am not able find the way to save all the downloaded
>REXX codes from mainframes. Could anyone please guide how to save all the
>downloaded MVS format files in XMIT manager.
>
>Regards,
>Jags
>

Jags,

You also wrote my personal email and I replied with this:

==

>From ISPF option 6 (or TSO READY):

XMIT local.userid DA('your.pds.library') outdsn('flat.file')

or

XMIT local.userid DA('your.pds.library') members(mema,memb,memc)
outdsn('flat.file')

The you FTP or IND$FILE binary transfer to wintel.

Mark



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Re: XMIT manager

On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 09:18:44 +0530, jagadishan perumal
 wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I have few REXX codes saved in mainframes and i would like to extact it to
>my PC and add this members to XMIT manager file. I have downloaded the XMIT
>manager software but i am not able find the way to save all the downloaded
>REXX codes from mainframes. Could anyone please guide how to save all the
>downloaded MVS format files in XMIT manager.
>
>Regards,
>Jags
>

Jags,

You also wrote my personal email and I replied with this:

==

>From ISPF option 6 (or TSO READY):

XMIT local.userid DA('your.pds.library') outdsn('flat.file')

or

XMIT local.userid DA('your.pds.library') members(mema,memb,memc)
outdsn('flat.file')

The you FTP or IND$FILE binary transfer to wintel.

Mark



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Re: XMIT manager

2011-04-27 Thread R.S.

W dniu 2011-04-28 06:28, Bytnerowicz, Krzysztof pisze:

Jags,
Use TSO XMIT command to export the PDS, or selected members into the
z/OS sequential dataset, I prefer the pre-allocated one (PS,FB,80,3120
or another multiplier by 80). [...]

Krzysztof,
Why don't you use SDB?
I mean System Determined Blocksize - it is also multiplier of LRECL. Is
there any reason to use 3120 or any other non-optimal value?

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Re: XMIT manager

2011-04-27 Thread saurabh khandelwal


You can you WS FTP software to download all PDS memeber at one time.

Regards
Saurabh

On 4/28/2011 9:18 AM, jagadishan perumal wrote:

Hi,

I have few REXX codes saved in mainframes and i would like to extact it to
my PC and add this members to XMIT manager file. I have downloaded the XMIT
manager software but i am not able find the way to save all the downloaded
REXX codes from mainframes. Could anyone please guide how to save all the
downloaded MVS format files in XMIT manager.

Regards,
Jags

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Re: XMIT manager problem

2010-12-17 Thread Chase, John

> -Original Message-
> From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Steve Comstock
> 
> On 12/17/2010 1:37 AM, Z1 wrote:
> > Please try this Java equivalent, I know the author and he would
appreciate
> > feedback. (Haven't tested it on Linux yet).
> >
> > I does not currently support loadlibs but does support XMITS in
XMITS.
> >
> > http://sourceforge.net/projects/unxmit/
> >
> > Tony.
> 
> Tried it. Even worse than XMITMGR: Dialog box labeled Error
> pops up with a single button labled OK. Sigh. How Windows!
> It's NOT OK.

Sheesh!  Reminiscent of the old BIOS message "Keyboard not found. Press
F1 to continue."

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Re: XMIT manager problem

2010-12-17 Thread Steve Comstock


On 12/17/2010 1:37 AM, Z1 wrote:

Please try this Java equivalent, I know the author and he would appreciate
feedback. (Haven't tested it on Linux yet).

I does not currently support loadlibs but does support XMITS in XMITS.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/unxmit/

Tony.


Tried it. Even worse than XMITMGR: Dialog box labeled Error
pops up with a single button labled OK. Sigh. How Windows!
It's NOT OK.

Uninstalled.



On Thu, 16 Dec 2010 06:36:36 -0700, Steve Comstock wrote:


When I package support files for course labs, I have
for many years used XMIT, then download as binary to
my workstation. Over the years Xmit manager has been
a valuable tool to examine such files.

Today I wanted to look at member in a PDS in XMIT
format and Xmit manager gives these messages:

---
An error has occurred while decoding the xmit file!
Error while decoding
Member directory blocks

and the Details:

End of directory block should contain 12 binary zeros


Information obtained at the point of error:
Current xmit record length is 255 bytes
Current xmit record type is x00
Current file offset is 3720
Xmit File size is 572400

Use the Debug option to provide a format dump of the xmit file for further
diagnosis.
--

The Debug option didn't help me.

I repeated the process, just to make sure everything
was correct, but got the same error sequence.

The XMIT file is good (a RECEIVE unpacks the file just fine).

I also tried opening some other files in using Xmit manager
and they opened fine.


Any suggestions?







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Re: XMIT manager problem

2010-12-17 Thread Steve Comstock


On 12/16/2010 9:35 PM, Steve Comstock wrote:

On 12/16/2010 8:21 PM, Bill Godfrey wrote:

Has the directory size of your PDS ever been increased using some non-
standard directory-expanding program? If so, and that program did not write
an EOF at the end of the directory, or allowed its new EOF to be subsequently
overwritten, I wonder if that would cause an error like this. I think the "12
binary zeros" mentioned in the error message represent the EOF that follows
the last directory block, and XMIT Manager is saying there is no EOF after the
directory.


Well, certainly no non-standard directory-expanding programs have
ever touched this data set.



It would not surprise me if a missing EOF went unnoticed for a long time,
because I would guess that most directory-reading programs stop when the
key or directory entry that is all hex ff's is read.

You could copy your PDS to a new PDS and see if you have the same problem
with an XMIT file of the new PDS. It might work.


Well, that's worth a try. I have at it tomorrow. Thanks for the
suggestion.


OK. Tried that. Same error. Moving on.






Bill

On Thu, 16 Dec 2010 06:36:36 -0700, Steve Comstock wrote:


When I package support files for course labs, I have
for many years used XMIT, then download as binary to
my workstation. Over the years Xmit manager has been
a valuable tool to examine such files.

Today I wanted to look at member in a PDS in XMIT
format and Xmit manager gives these messages:

---
An error has occurred while decoding the xmit file!
Error while decoding
Member directory blocks

and the Details:

End of directory block should contain 12 binary zeros


Information obtained at the point of error:
Current xmit record length is 255 bytes
Current xmit record type is x00
Current file offset is 3720
Xmit File size is 572400

Use the Debug option to provide a format dump of the xmit file for further
diagnosis.
--

The Debug option didn't help me.

I repeated the process, just to make sure everything
was correct, but got the same error sequence.

The XMIT file is good (a RECEIVE unpacks the file just fine).

I also tried opening some other files in using Xmit manager
and they opened fine.


Any suggestions?







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Re: XMIT manager problem

2010-12-17 Thread Z1

Please try this Java equivalent, I know the author and he would 
appreciate feedback. (Haven't tested it on Linux yet).


I does not currently support loadlibs but does support XMITS in XMITS.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/unxmit/

Tony.

On Thu, 16 Dec 2010 06:36:36 -0700, Steve Comstock wrote:


When I package support files for course labs, I have
for many years used XMIT, then download as binary to
my workstation. Over the years Xmit manager has been
a valuable tool to examine such files.

Today I wanted to look at member in a PDS in XMIT
format and Xmit manager gives these messages:

---
   An error has occurred while decoding the xmit file!
 Error while decoding
Member directory blocks

and the Details:

End of directory block should contain 12 binary zeros


Information obtained at the point of error:
Current xmit record length is 255 bytes
Current xmit record type is x00
Current file offset is 3720
  Xmit File size is 572400

Use the Debug option to provide a  format dump of the xmit file for 
further

diagnosis.
--

The Debug option didn't help me.

I repeated the process, just to make sure everything
was correct, but got the same error sequence.

The XMIT file is good (a RECEIVE unpacks the file just fine).

I also tried opening some other files in using Xmit manager
and they opened fine.


Any suggestions?







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Re: XMIT manager problem


On 12/16/2010 8:21 PM, Bill Godfrey wrote:

Has the directory size of your PDS ever been increased using some non-
standard directory-expanding program? If so, and that program did not write
an EOF at the end of the directory, or allowed its new EOF to be subsequently
overwritten, I wonder if that would cause an error like this. I think the "12
binary zeros" mentioned in the error message represent the EOF that follows
the last directory block, and XMIT Manager is saying there is no EOF after the
directory.


Well, certainly no non-standard directory-expanding programs have
ever touched this data set.



It would not surprise me if a missing EOF went unnoticed for a long time,
because I would guess that most directory-reading programs stop when the
key or directory entry that is all hex ff's is read.

You could copy your PDS to a new PDS and see if you have the same problem
with an XMIT file of the new PDS. It might work.


Well, that's worth a try. I have at it tomorrow. Thanks for the
suggestion.



Bill

On Thu, 16 Dec 2010 06:36:36 -0700, Steve Comstock wrote:


When I package support files for course labs, I have
for many years used XMIT, then download as binary to
my workstation. Over the years Xmit manager has been
a valuable tool to examine such files.

Today I wanted to look at member in a PDS in XMIT
format and Xmit manager gives these messages:

---
   An error has occurred while decoding the xmit file!
 Error while decoding
Member directory blocks

and the Details:

End of directory block should contain 12 binary zeros


Information obtained at the point of error:
Current xmit record length is 255 bytes
Current xmit record type is x00
Current file offset is 3720
  Xmit File size is 572400

Use the Debug option to provide a  format dump of the xmit file for further
diagnosis.
--

The Debug option didn't help me.

I repeated the process, just to make sure everything
was correct, but got the same error sequence.

The XMIT file is good (a RECEIVE unpacks the file just fine).

I also tried opening some other files in using Xmit manager
and they opened fine.


Any suggestions?




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Re: XMIT manager problem

2010-12-16 Thread Bill Godfrey

Has the directory size of your PDS ever been increased using some non-
standard directory-expanding program? If so, and that program did not write 
an EOF at the end of the directory, or allowed its new EOF to be subsequently 
overwritten, I wonder if that would cause an error like this. I think the "12 
binary zeros" mentioned in the error message represent the EOF that follows 
the last directory block, and XMIT Manager is saying there is no EOF after the 
directory.

It would not surprise me if a missing EOF went unnoticed for a long time, 
because I would guess that most directory-reading programs stop when the 
key or directory entry that is all hex ff's is read.

You could copy your PDS to a new PDS and see if you have the same problem 
with an XMIT file of the new PDS. It might work.

Bill

On Thu, 16 Dec 2010 06:36:36 -0700, Steve Comstock wrote:

>When I package support files for course labs, I have
>for many years used XMIT, then download as binary to
>my workstation. Over the years Xmit manager has been
>a valuable tool to examine such files.
>
>Today I wanted to look at member in a PDS in XMIT
>format and Xmit manager gives these messages:
>
>---
>   An error has occurred while decoding the xmit file!
> Error while decoding
>Member directory blocks
>
>and the Details:
>
>End of directory block should contain 12 binary zeros
>
>
>Information obtained at the point of error:
>Current xmit record length is 255 bytes
>Current xmit record type is x00
>Current file offset is 3720
>  Xmit File size is 572400
>
>Use the Debug option to provide a  format dump of the xmit file for further
>diagnosis.
>--
>
>The Debug option didn't help me.
>
>I repeated the process, just to make sure everything
>was correct, but got the same error sequence.
>
>The XMIT file is good (a RECEIVE unpacks the file just fine).
>
>I also tried opening some other files in using Xmit manager
>and they opened fine.
>
>
>Any suggestions?

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Re: XMIT manager problem


On 12/16/2010 8:56 AM, Paul Gilmartin wrote:

On Thu, 16 Dec 2010 07:29:34 -0800, Scott Ford wrote:


Yeah,, it could be PDSE like Alan just mentioned in his email. We package
distros to customers without any issue with
XMIT or XMITMGR


Is XMITMGR an essential component of your deployment.  This
would mean that Windows is a prerequisite for your product(s).
AFAIK, XMITMGR has been ported to no other platforms.

-- gil



No, it is _not_ used in deployment; I simply use XMIT files for
deployment, and they have worked fine over the years.

I sometimes use XMITMGR to check out the contents of one of
the packaged members. But for this one file I can't get it
to work.

I am _not_ dependent on Windows for deployment.

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Re: XMIT manager problem

2010-12-16 Thread Paul Gilmartin

On Thu, 16 Dec 2010 07:29:34 -0800, Scott Ford wrote:
> 
> Yeah,, it could be PDSE like Alan just mentioned in his email. We package 
> distros to customers without any issue with
> XMIT or XMITMGR
>  
Is XMITMGR an essential component of your deployment.  This
would mean that Windows is a prerequisite for your product(s).
AFAIK, XMITMGR has been ported to no other platforms.

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Re: XMIT manager problem

2010-12-16 Thread Scott Ford

Yeah,, it could be PDSE like Alan just mentioned in his
Steve:

Yeah,, it could be PDSE like Alan just mentioned in his email. We package 
distros to customers without any issue with
XMIT or XMITMGR
 
Scott J Ford
 





From: "Field, Alan C." 
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Sent: Thu, December 16, 2010 9:31:19 AM
Subject: Re: XMIT manager problem

Was the original file a PDS or a PDSE? 

-Original Message-
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:ibm-m...@bama.ua.edu] On
Behalf Of Steve Comstock
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2010 07:37 
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Subject: XMIT manager problem

When I package support files for course labs, I have
for many years used XMIT, then download as binary to
my workstation. Over the years Xmit manager has been
a valuable tool to examine such files.

Today I wanted to look at member in a PDS in XMIT
format and Xmit manager gives these messages:

---
  An error has occurred while decoding the xmit file!
            Error while decoding
            Member directory blocks

and the Details:

End of directory block should contain 12 binary zeros


Information obtained at the point of error:
Current xmit record length is 255 bytes
Current xmit record type is x00
Current file offset is 3720
  Xmit File size is 572400

Use the Debug option to provide a  format dump of the xmit file for
further 
diagnosis.
--

The Debug option didn't help me.

I repeated the process, just to make sure everything
was correct, but got the same error sequence.

The XMIT file is good (a RECEIVE unpacks the file just fine).

I also tried opening some other files in using Xmit manager
and they opened fine.


Any suggestions?



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Re: XMIT manager problem

2010-12-16 Thread Scott Ford

There was a problem with Windows 7.. Is this an issue on the MF or PCit you 
go into XMITMGR can you view the PDS members, if not its not a PDS or the XMIT 
was wrong
 
Scott J Ford
 





From: Steve Comstock 
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Sent: Thu, December 16, 2010 9:51:52 AM
Subject: Re: XMIT manager problem

On 12/16/2010 6:48 AM, Scott Ford wrote:
> Yep, I had a problem also in Windows 7 ( 64bit) , fixed it by placing the
> executables in my C:Program files(x86) folder, works fine now
>
> Scott J Ford

Thanks. But I'm running WinXP and have been using
xmit manager under this for several years; and other
files open OK.

>
>
>
>
>
> 
> From: Steve Comstock
> To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
> Sent: Thu, December 16, 2010 8:36:36 AM
> Subject: XMIT manager problem
>
> When I package support files for course labs, I have
> for many years used XMIT, then download as binary to
> my workstation. Over the years Xmit manager has been
> a valuable tool to examine such files.
>
> Today I wanted to look at member in a PDS in XMIT
> format and Xmit manager gives these messages:
>
> ---
>    An error has occurred while decoding the xmit file!
>              Error while decoding
>            Member directory blocks
>
> and the Details:
>
> End of directory block should contain 12 binary zeros
>
>
> Information obtained at the point of error:
> Current xmit record length is 255 bytes
> Current xmit record type is x00
> Current file offset is 3720
> Xmit File size is 572400
>
> Use the Debug option to provide a  format dump of the xmit file for further
> diagnosis.
> --
>
> The Debug option didn't help me.
>
> I repeated the process, just to make sure everything
> was correct, but got the same error sequence.
>
> The XMIT file is good (a RECEIVE unpacks the file just fine).
>
> I also tried opening some other files in using Xmit manager
> and they opened fine.
>
>
> Any suggestions?
>
>
>


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On 12/16/2010 6:48 AM, Scott Ford wrote:

Yep, I had a problem also in Windows 7 ( 64bit) , fixed it by placing the
executables in my C:Program files(x86) folder, works fine now

Scott J Ford


Thanks. But I'm running WinXP and have been using
xmit manager under this for several years; and other
files open OK.








From: Steve Comstock
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Sent: Thu, December 16, 2010 8:36:36 AM
Subject: XMIT manager problem

When I package support files for course labs, I have
for many years used XMIT, then download as binary to
my workstation. Over the years Xmit manager has been
a valuable tool to examine such files.

Today I wanted to look at member in a PDS in XMIT
format and Xmit manager gives these messages:

---
   An error has occurred while decoding the xmit file!
 Error while decoding
   Member directory blocks

and the Details:

End of directory block should contain 12 binary zeros


Information obtained at the point of error:
Current xmit record length is 255 bytes
Current xmit record type is x00
Current file offset is 3720
Xmit File size is 572400

Use the Debug option to provide a  format dump of the xmit file for further
diagnosis.
--

The Debug option didn't help me.

I repeated the process, just to make sure everything
was correct, but got the same error sequence.

The XMIT file is good (a RECEIVE unpacks the file just fine).

I also tried opening some other files in using Xmit manager
and they opened fine.


Any suggestions?






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