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Had the recent opportunity to code some dual-mode (CICS batch) assembler.
After searching the LISTSERVs the DFHAFCD macro (hlq.SDFHMACS) revealed
itself. The code did not contained
CICS EXEC statements
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From: Craig Kittendorf
Newbie question: What do the following messages mean and how should they
be
handled?
Somebody (looks like FFST itself) issued a probe to FFST. The caller
determines what is passed, and what outcome is requested.
Personally I'd look at EREP for a software record.
If
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 08/15/2005
at 09:39 AM, Ed Finnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
CBT(Connecticut Bank Trust) was the brain child of Arnie
Cashingino.
Well, the CBT tape was. We owe a debt of gratitude to Arnie and to
CBT.
Anecdote:Went out to eat with a large SHARE contingent at one of
On 8/16/05, Craig Kittendorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I already read the explanation for EPW0401, but as I said, there are no
other messages in syslog, FFSTLOGn, NetView. And no dump.
Sorry, sometimes I read what I'd like to see. Didn't mean to come
off as condescending.
Gabe
On Tuesday 16 August 2005 09:54 pm, Thomas Kern wrote:
One of our users has become interested in encrypting a job's sysout before
sending it to a email address. We currently use XMITPIP to package the data
for emailing the data. This is only an interest at this point, there is no
money to
Hi
If someone tell me where can I find the region size limits , actual
region size in SYSMDUMP
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In the LDA (pointed to by ASCBLDA).
In IPCS, you can use something like : 'CBF address STRUCTURE(LDA)'
Mapping macro is IHALDA in MODGEN
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Friends,
Do we have the HSM in Z/os 1.4, did we define new disks for the
migrationlevel1 and smalldatasetpacking in ARCCMDXX, were the old disks
removed of the definitions in ARCCMDXX, when we executed the command LIST
MVOL MCDS SYSOUT(X), the disks that were excluded are exhibited in the
Hi, Steven.
I don't have your answer but people at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
probably do. The usual subscription process is necessary. Good luck.
Cheers,,,Steve
Steve Conway
Systems Programmer
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In the LDA (pointed to by ASCBLDA).
In IPCS, you can use something like : 'CBF address STRUCTURE(LDA)'
Or even easier: verbx vsmdata 'nog,summ'
If the dump contains the private region above (ELSQA - where a lot of the
VSM control blocks reside) towards the bottom there's the main fields
spelled
Search of IBMLink on the message id and the probeid came up empty.
Thanks for the reply,
Craig
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No offense taken. Thanks for the reply,
Craig
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On 8/16/05, Craig Kittendorf
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[ snip ]
If CICS (KCP, which would make the assembler code main,
right?) detects that a module is not command level then R1
does not point at a parameter list (DFHCOMMAREA) neither does
R13 point
Does anyone know of any consulting company or software that can convert or
report on CA7 jobs in a schedule? We took over work from a company but
they run ca7 we use TWS(OPC).
We just wanted to print the jobs in certain trails so we can manually or
automatically using batch (rename them etc)
I've seen people store manuals in Bookmanager format on their own PC
(not sure if they uploaded them from CD or had magic download) then use
PC Bookmanager to search their own private turbohorde of doc. We have
warp web speed here so I just go to the IBM sites to use their
Bookmanager to search
I'll skip struggling to find a tool and install bookmanager. A turbo horde
is in order much of the time. Thanks. - Paul
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Acrobat-Reader 6.0
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Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2005 2:26 PM
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Subject: 1.5 Manuals, pdf's and bookshelves
Hi,
I set up the z/os 1.5 manuals on my pc in
Hi Andy,
IBM Global Services converted Control-M (BMC) to TWS using their Conversion
Tool OMA (OPC Migration Aid). The manual effort was rather low.
IBM should be able to convert CA7 to TWS as well.
Best regards
Bernd
Bernd Klawa
Stadtwerke Bielefeld GmbH
Geschäftsbereich
Roland,
I'll give 6.0 a try for cross book searches before going to bookmanager. I'd
given up on bookmanager due to slow speeds on our intranet and on the
internet.
Paul
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Acrobat-Reader 6.0
Acrobat Reader 7.0 has been available for some time now
-jc-
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Hi,
I set
In [EMAIL PROTECTED],
on 08/16/2005
at 05:27 PM, Thomas Ramseier [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Pardon? Play computer for a second. I dynamically allocate a load
library. Then I build a DCB and OPEN it. Then I issue LOAD
EP=blah,DCB=mydcb. Then I CLOSE and free the dataset.
Now I have a module in
Paul,
As good as Acrobat Reader is as a 'reader' - it ain't a searcher.
Put in your search and then go and get a coffee, a Danish and smoke a
ciggy
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Hi Bernd,
Can you tell me how long the Control-M to TWS conversion took?
Gadi
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Hi Andy,
In a message dated 8/17/2005 5:47:15 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Should have walked out without paying[1]; $2 bills are legal tender,
and they have no further claim once they refuse payment. I would have
walked out and then written a letter explaining why I wasn't
a GDG dataset which disqualifies it for DYNALLOC
Is that true? I did not recall that. I'm certain I have used DYNALLOC
with GDGs (to allocate new generations, not to change the disposition).
Charles
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Hello,
can you help me and to tell me how I do to exclude them definitively?
to remove an empty ML1-Volume from HSM, do:
HSEND DELVOL ml1volser MIGRATION
regards,
Hermann
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SBI-IS Insurance Services GmbH
Hermann Faber
IT Systemtechnik
Key quote: Jacob Matusevich, Welch's manager of networks and server technologies,
said there's no significant difference in uptime between the Intel and IBM
environments.
Uptime is in the eye of the beholder.
A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away, I worked for a service
bureau. I was
Now I have a module in memory and no way of knowing where it came
from. If you can solve that one grasshopper, you can leave the
temple.
Read his message again: Wouldn't it be possible to front-end the
LOAD-, means that he would get control prior to the CLOSE and free.
So the only real
What about Google's desktop search tool to search a local copy of your
docs? I've never used it but have heard good things. According to
their website it searches PDFs.
http://desktop.google.com/?promo=mp-gds-v1-1
Gabe
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In a message dated 8/17/2005 8:21:32 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Acrobat-Reader 6.0
I thought it came in earlier, but was check box on the download
and a good deal larger. I'm up to 7.0.2 and it's pretty bad. It
will just sit there for a while consuming 100% CPU
On Wed, 2005-08-17 at 09:43 -0400, Bruce Black wrote:
I guess we know why DEC is long gone
DEC's fate was sealed in 1977 when Ken Olson declared: There is no
reason for any individual to have a computer in their home.
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A. Duda and Sons, Inc.
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Check with IBM on their services to convert from CA7 to OPC.
To list all the job information use a CA7 batch terminal job with input
LJOB,JOB=*,LIST=ALL
This will give you enough information to add jobs to OPC and detemine the
internal and external predecessors. You will also need to list CA7
Anyone seen a tool for searching across pdf's ?
the search panel in Acrobat Reader 7.0 has an option to search all books
in a specified directory
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sales info: [EMAIL
Following message appears whenever a multi-volume tape dataset is read.
We know why it is happening, because when one volume is in vault and the
other one is in the library. (it doesn't happen all the time, but only
when one of the tape is out of the library). Usually, we fix this by
mounting all
Following up on my own post again. Arghhh.
On Wed, 2005-08-17 at 09:53 -0400, I wrote:
Ken Olson declared: There is no reason for any individual to have a
computer in their home.
So after I post this little tidbit from memory, I do some actual
research and discover two things.
First, his
In a message dated 8/17/2005 8:53:38 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
DEC's fate was sealed in 1977 when Ken Olson declared: There is no
reason for any individual to have a computer in their home.
The rest of the company and world ignored him. Had a friend that
_http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/internet/08/16/computer.worm/index.html_
(http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/internet/08/16/computer.worm/index.html)
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[ snip ]
If CICS (KCP, which would make the assembler code main,
right?) detects that a module is not command level then R1
does
Hi
For the storage key of SP 251 the Diag Ref says Same as TCB key at time
of first storage request
Here is my problem :
My authorized key 1 task attach s a subtask with DISP=NO , and changes
the subtask TCBPKF to key 8 .
It worked fine till a user program has started a subtask to access
Hermann,
thank you,
I obtained success
At 15:42 17/08/2005 +0200, you wrote:
Hello,
can you help me and to tell me how I do to exclude them definitively?
to remove an empty ML1-Volume from HSM, do:
HSEND DELVOL ml1volser MIGRATION
regards,
Hermann
Michael Knigge wrote:
Acrobat-Reader 6.0
Acrobat Reader 7.0 has been available for some time now
Yo, and 7.0 is faster than 6.0... don't even think about 6.0, it's a
f piece of software :-(
Seems a little strong. I've not had any problems with it.
bye
Michael
ISTR a
Laine, Rogers wrote:
I'm trying to display the ISPF variables using DIALOG TEST. When I
display the variables the ID reflects another application.
How can I change the application to the one I need?
TIA,
Rogers
Well, I think you need to start out running in TEST or
TRACE mode; this
I am a BookManager bigot.
I use Acrobat Reader 7.0 for Redbooks and other non-BookManager documents
from IBM (and others). However, I completely agree with Rob Scott's
comment: As good as Acrobat Reader is as a 'reader' - it ain't a searcher.
Put in your search and then go and get a coffee,
A simple rexx exec will do it :
/* REXX */
Arg appl
address ISPEXEC SELECT PGM(ISPYXDR) PARM(appl) NOCHECK
exit
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From: Laine, Rogers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm trying to display the ISPF variables using DIALOG TEST. When I
display the variables the ID reflects another application.
How can I change the application to the one I need?
Create a REXX like the one shown below:
/* REXX */
arg zapplid
address
On Wed, 17 Aug 2005 16:46:57 +0200 Miklos Szigetvari
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:For the storage key of SP 251 the Diag Ref says Same as TCB key at time
:of first storage request
:Here is my problem :
:My authorized key 1 task attach s a subtask with DISP=NO , and changes
:the subtask TCBPKF
Hi
Binyamin Dissen wrote:
On Wed, 17 Aug 2005 16:46:57 +0200 Miklos Szigetvari
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:For the storage key of SP 251 the Diag Ref says Same as TCB key at time
:of first storage request
:Here is my problem :
:My authorized key 1 task attach s a subtask with DISP=NO , and
On the ISPF Primary Options panel, pull down Options and select Dialog
Test appl ID. Set it as you need it. Then go to dialog test and option
3 should show you the variables you are interested in.
Don Imbriale
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[ snip ]
ISTR a recent discussion that 7.0 would send emails to
a document's producer everytime a PDF book was opened
by a user.
ISTR it was could, not would.
-jc-
Imbriale, Donald (Exchange) wrote:
On the ISPF Primary Options panel, pull down Options and select Dialog
Test appl ID. Set it as you need it. Then go to dialog test and option
3 should show you the variables you are interested in.
Don Imbriale
Ah, good. Forgot about that. Good answer,
Since I'm not a REXX person, Don's answer was just what I needed. It
works GREAT
Thanks to Don, Dave, Rob, Steve for your replies.
Rogers
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To:
The free adove reader V7 now has a search that can scan all pdfs in
your pc. I have all the zos manuals in one directory so can point it
to there fairly easily.
Mike
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On 16 Aug 2005 19:03:00 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Roger
Sawtell) wrote:
Thank you all for your helpful responses and pointers to manuals.
I think I will have to go with the low-tech solution (thanks Steve) which I
wanted to avoid. A battle looms with Security person for access to PROCLIBS.
As
I've been thinking about this.
Fools rush in...
I don't think this is a tough problem at all. Write a separate assembler
module to do an SVC 99 Dynamic Unallocate with an overriding disposition
of delete. Call it from the 30-year old module passing the name of the
DD to be deleted.
SVC 99 is
Using Softcopy Librarian, I have all (PDF and Bm) supported versions
of the z/OS manual (1.4 to 1.6) plus the CICS and Cobol manuals I need
in 6G. Search with Bookmanager, print with PDF. It's not worth the
controversy.
As soon as 1.7 is available to Softcopy Librarian, I'll download them
Agreeing with Charles that;
SVC 99 is kind of tough if you have never done it before and is a bear
if you are doing something complex with lots of options/possibilities,
but it's fundamentally pretty simple if you're just doing one thing,
in
this case, unallocating a passed DD name with an
I have all my pdf's in a single directory also. Just opened my 6.0 version
of adobe reader and found, in the upper left corner, a button to upgrade to
7.0. The install was easier than SES or SMP ;-).
I'll try the search shortly.
Thank you all for your input !
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Does anyone have an opinion as to whether or not VOLCATs should use ECS ?
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Thanks, Shmuel.
The Unix System Services Planning manual has only limited references to
mounting the HFS that is to be used by SMP/E at /service and changing the
DDDEFS. It doesn't give any suggestions as to how to manage multiple
target zones and ensure that the correct HFS is mounted at
Acrobat Reader 7.0 has been available for some time now
...
I got my company to regress me back to 6.0, because of its 'phone home'
tendencies.
-teD
In God we Trust!
All others bring data!
-- W. Edwards Deming
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As good as Acrobat Reader is as a 'reader' - it ain't a searcher.
Put in your search and then go and get a coffee, a Danish and smoke a
ciggy
...
My results may vary.
I haven't had that much of a performance problem.
(8-{]}
-teD
In God we Trust!
All others bring data!
-- W. Edwards
They got back a letter from the national DEC service
manager stating that 90% uptime was the best that anyone could expect
and they better get used to it.
Meanwhile the S/370 was chugging along and never had an unscheduled
outage the whole time I was there.
...
In the mid-1970's, at a
Has anyone ported the latest level of OpenSSL to z/OS (TSo or USS)?
To the OpenVM environment?
/Tom Kern
--- Mark Jacobs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are command line versions of openssl available for both windows and zos
(ported tools package). I have been able to encrypt data on zos
Funny you should mention...
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/08/17/adobe_pdf_glich/
Bob
Chase, John wrote:
Acrobat Reader 7.0 has been available for some time now
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It's hard to miss the fact that SHARE http://www.share.org/events/Boston/
http://www.share.org/events/Boston/ is in Boston, MA next week but for
those in the Chicago area or not
NaSPA is having the NaSTEC 19.1 user group meeting on Saturday, October 22,
2005 in Chicago, IL well Arlington
On Wed, 17 Aug 2005 08:36:56 -0400, Craig Kittendorf
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Search of IBMLink on the message id and the probeid came up empty.
What?? You find FFST documentation less than perfectly clear?
There used to be a published list of FFST probes but I can't find it
any more. FFST is
I guess I didn't read enough. I found the entry from 1995 and read it as
fixing a problem. It actually added the new function to add the FFST
support for missing channel interrupt as you said. I'll have to pay better
attention next time.
Thanks,
Craig
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Hi,
I would be happier if it were actually done or they had committed to a
specific release level or release date when the change would be accomplished
but Xerox does get benefit of the doubt for a positive response. We are
working with them to open a SPAR and track this to resolution.
XPAF
For the storage key of SP 251 the Diag Ref says Same as TCB key at
time
of first storage request
It says that and it's kind of true, but not necessarily in the way you
might think. That subpool is at the job step level, so it's always going
to end up being the job step key. Nothing you can (or
...
ISTR a recent discussion that 7.0 would send emails to
a document's producer everytime a PDF book was opened
by a user.
ISTR it was could, not would.
...
In my case, when I asked them to regress me, it was “would”.
ISTR you could turn it off and get a very annoying message about JAVA,
Oh well sounds like some response to my low prio project
with Owner Gone storage allocations (CSA/ECSA/SQA(ESQA)
but still owned by some server tasks.
Roland
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Sent: Wednesday,
Our application group has a batch Cobol program that was compiled using
MVS/Cobol with the CMPR2 option running against LE runtime on z/os 1.4.
This program is updating a record in a variable record file.
When they take the same Cobol source and compile it using Enterprise
Cobol V3.2 it complies
Hi,
You could try the MVS command
D GRS,RES=(SYSIEFSD,*)
RESPONSE=ISYS
ISG343I 08.19.00 GRS STATUS 578
S=SYSTEM SYSIEFSD Q4
SYSNAMEJOBNAME ASID TCBADDR EXC/SHRSTATUS
LSYS DFHSM 0FA4 00892968 SHARE OWN
Regards, James
James Benson
In a recent note, Hollis, Randall H. said:
Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 13:52:59 -0500
We have a program product programmer who's JCL points to an OS/390 2.10
USS HFS file using PATH and PATHOPTS but the file actually resides on an
AIX (UNIX) server where there is no program product
Opening for a consultant with 370 ALC skills to support a commercial CICS
VSAM utility package. CICS, VSAM and z/OS skills required. This is a
long-term, part-time assignment 20 to 30 hours per week. Most development
can be handled from home. Excellent opportunity for a semi-retired person.
One of our users has become interested in encrypting a job's sysout
before
sending it to a email address. We currently use XMITPIP to package the
data for
emailing the data. This is only an interest at this point, there is no
money to
spend on fancy products with components on both z/OS and
On Wed, 17 Aug 2005 09:45:32 -0400, Gabriel Tully [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What about Google's desktop search tool to search a local copy of your
docs? I've never used it but have heard good things. According to
their website it searches PDFs.
http://desktop.google.com/?promo=mp-gds-v1-1
Gabe
Tom, I've been half watching this thread - given my general antipathy to
the Unix impimentation on z/OS.
Maybe we are too simply setup here, but I don't see your issue.
We have a target zone per resvol (set; res plus extension). When we clone,
we mount the new root at /service.
Maint is APPLY'd,
The best place (in my opinion) to find solutions to *all* CMPR2 to NOCMPR2
migration issues is the (pre-enterprise) COBOL Migration Guide. Without
further details, my best guess is that the problem you are having is the one
described at:
Does anyone know of any consulting company or software that can convert
or
report on CA7 jobs in a schedule? We took over work from a company but
they run ca7 we use TWS(OPC).
To add a little precision to the services answer, the IBM group you would
probably want to contact is called the
Hi Shane
Instead of using /service as the mount point we use /SYSRT1
After maintenance is installed the contents of SYSRT* are cloned to SYSRS*
before rolling out the new set to dev and prod lpars.
We also mount the active res as /SYSRS1
All access to /usr/lpp etc are done using symlinks.
Bruce,
I'm not sure what you mean about using symlinks for /usr/lpp. Have you
created links that are used both for production and for applying service?
Do you have the likes of Java, HOD, MQ, XML, etc included in the root, or
are they in seperate HFSes. If they are not in the root, how do you
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