Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: zOSMF and zOWE for non-mainframers

2023-02-24 Thread Lionel B. Dyck
It's neither cultural or generational - it is that the younger generation has 
been coddled too much. In prior generations you did the job, or you found 
another one. And in that job, you learned how things were done and you did them 
and once you were proficient and understood the job then you were 
allowed/encouraged to contribute suggestions on how to improve things - but you 
had to earn that right.

I first learned JCL then I learned how to do 'jobs' on a PDP-11 and then how to 
run a 'job' using a card deck on an IBM 360 model 30. All were different and I 
had to learn all of them. Just because one was different didn't mean it was 
better or worse - it was what it was. You learn things and become proficient in 
what you have.

We also had to learn the culture at the company and fit in - not the other way 
around.

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It's a cultural, generational thing also. I'm surprised I havent been asked for 
a cell phone app!
Bill

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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: zOSMF and zOWE for non-mainframers

2023-02-24 Thread Bill Giannelli
It's a cultural, generational thing also. I'm surprised I havent been asked for 
a cell phone app!
Bill

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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: zOSMF and zOWE for non-mainframers

2023-02-24 Thread Pommier, Rex
Your comments are worth much more than $.01.  What these point-and-click 
developers are rapidly forgetting is that all their gui is doing is 
(predominantly) hiding the fact that the gui is just populating config files 
somewhere on the back end.  What happens when the gui breaks and they have no 
idea where to look for the actual config information they need to tweak to fix 
the problem?  Oh yeah, reinstall the software.

Rex  

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Just my $0.01 (not worth $0.02).

These developers who want/need access to z/OS and don't want to learn how to 
work with z/OS, don't they learn new things all the time - new IDE's, different 
operating systems (windows, macos, flavors of linux, unix, ...)? IMHO it is 
easier to learn the TSO/ISPF interface than some of the distributed interfaces 
(which change in small to large ways with upgrades).

Just my curmudgeonly opinion after struggling with some challenges with using 
VSCode last weekend.

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Subject: zOSMF and zOWE for non-mainframers

So I hope you all dont mind a general question...
We have the common struggle of dealing with non-mainframe developers accessing 
z/OS (programs, jobs, DB2) and an attitude that we need to leave the mainframe.
In trying to leverage our z/OS environment, might ZOWE (and the required zOSMF) 
provide a better transition and/or "access" to z/OS "processes"?
We do not have zOSMF and ZOWE implemented. I was wondering if it may be worth 
while to do so.
I hope my question makes sense.
thanks
Bill

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