Re: Dr. Robert Rannie's diagram of NIP was Re: Diagram of MVS Control Blocks

2021-04-29 Thread Jim Mulder
  I usually suggest that you use the IPLDATA STATUS   subcommand 
under IPCS to see the order of events during IPL, NIP, and MSI, and the 
duration of those events.

Jim Mulder z/OS Diagnosis, Design, Development, Test  IBM Corp. 
Poughkeepsie NY

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04/26/2021 08:29:59 AM:

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> Subject: Re: Dr. Robert Rannie's diagram of NIP was Re: Diagram of 
> MVS Control Blocks
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> Several years ago on this list, Jim Mulder(?)  posted the NIP logic.



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Re: Dr. Robert Rannie's diagram of NIP was Re: Diagram of MVS Control Blocks

2021-04-26 Thread Allan Staller
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Several years ago on this list, Jim Mulder(?)  posted the NIP logic.

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[Default] On 24 Apr 2021 13:21:37 -0700, in bit.listserv.ibm-main 
techsupp...@quickref.com (Michael A. Shaw) wrote:

>On 4/23/2021 3:43 PM, PINION, RICHARD W. wrote:
>> Many years ago, 1982, I took my first MVS class, MVS Structure and
>> Logic.  One of the first handouts our class was given was a spaghetti 
>> diagram of MVS control blocks.
>> Unfortunately, I threw mine away in 2016, when I thought my system
>> programming days were over.
>
>I took that same two-week class in Chicago in 1980. The diagram in
>question (as I remember it) was a joke, right? It was impossibly
>complicated with curved lines and arrows and flowchart symbols all over
>it. It was made to generate a chuckle, not teach actual logic flow.

Were there ever any paper copies of Dr. Robert Rannie's diagram of NIP 
processing and if so are there any still around?

Clark Morris
>
>I too had a copy once, but it's long gone.
>
>Mike
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