Hal Merritt wrote:
We don't run such, but we are quite small. In an earlier life, we were
with a much larger shop that did not permit programmers to run final
tests using live data. The promoted job stream was, therefore, always
untested. Of course, JCL errors were common.
IMHO live data are
John (IBM-MAIN) wrote:
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To all who have helped with our research into GDPS with SRDF/A, THANKS!
What we've found is that virtually no one is running a GDPS with syncronous
data replication, and we fould only one instance of active data sharing across
sites.
-- snip --
Since
A valid and good point. However I suspect that they will just point out that
their policy clearly states that passwords should not be written down, and
shift the blame to the user.
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Hi,
Iam trying to get the statistics details of the CICS region using the CICS
supplied STAT transaction which is present in the group DFH$STAT. The
installation of the group was successful but when I try to issue the STAT
transaction in the region I get the following error -
A CICS spool open
Did you define SPOOL=YES in your SIT or SIT SYSIN override ?
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Jerry Ragland
Hi,
Iam trying to get the statistics details of the CICS region
using the CICS supplied STAT transaction which is present in
the group DFH$STAT. The installation of the group was
successful
One type of tool that can help with password rage is a password manager.
I suggest you use a password manager which is open source, uses a well
vetted encryption algorithm, and has an active developer.
I favor and use the original Password Safe developed by Bruce Schneier it
works on Windows
---snip---
To all who have helped with our research into GDPS with SRDF/A,
THANKS!
What we've found is that virtually no one is running a GDPS with syncronous
data replication, and we fould only one instance of active data sharing
across sites.
We did find a handful of people running dual sites
We are z/OS v1r4. We have a started task which creates a GDG file. This
started task stays ups unless it abends or an IPL happens. This GDG is
SMS controlled. There are several files which will not migrate because
the GDG index is enqueued. Is there a way to get around this so the
files will be
Does anyone know typically what controls the inactivity time out (logoff)
in TSO? I asked the RACF people here but they say we don't do it there...
Thanks
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On Friday 07 October 2005 12:14 pm, Andy White wrote:
Does anyone know typically what controls the inactivity time out (logoff)
in TSO? I asked the RACF people here but they say we don't do it there...
Thanks
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JWT in SMFPRMxx. SMF exit
From: Andy White
Does anyone know typically what controls the inactivity time out (logoff)
in TSO? I asked the RACF people here but they say we don't do it there...
Thanks
That dull roar you maybe can hear in the background is probably a (small)
stampede of vendors about to suggest their
Before I look into building one, is there a tool somewhere to find GDG's in
rolled-out status?
When we move some datasets to SMS/TMM, the very OLDest GDG's were defined with
NOSCRATCH, now I need to clean up after myself.
Len Rugen
IT Systems Support - University of Missouri System
615
You said ... for those that are trying to get the SAS to work without prior
knowledge of the language, the nigglers'll point out that RETAIN DATA
DATARDW; and RETAIN BDW; are missing (actual location is irrelevant)
from the respective DATA steps. It's only a minor thing and doesn't
affect the
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From: Mark Steely [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2005 2:05 PM
Subject: GDG allocation
We are z/OS v1r4. We have a started task which creates a GDG file. This
started task stays ups unless it abends or an IPL
You can also... snip
... you can also check the archives as this has been discussed
about a bazillion times. Sorry if this seems a little harsh
for a Friday. :-) It took all of .34 seconds for a google groups
search for ibm-main and tso timeout (168 hits).
Mark
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On Fri, 7 Oct 2005 11:24:38 -0600, Lance Kopplin wrote:
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From: Mark Steely [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We are z/OS v1r4. We have a started task which creates a GDG file. This
started task stays ups unless it abends or an IPL happens. This GDG is
SMS controlled. There are
Neal Eckhardt wrote:
As far as I know, NTP has not been supported by z/OS. Is this still
the case?
I can think of a dozen reasons why it would not be supported
(especially for SYSPLEXs), but I am doing my due diligence by asking
the question.
NTP is not supported for setting the system clock
At October 7, 2005 12:14, concerning RE: Summarize length of all
variable length recor, Barry Merrill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote (to Neil
Duffee):
[snip]
However, it is not necessary to use an explicit RETAIN statement, when
you, instead, use the SUM Statement syntax, which has an implied
Hi all,
Does any of you use ECS Sharing facility with Master Catalogs ?
If they are allocated in devices defined as shared and has shareoptions(3
4),
theoretically there is no impeditive in doing this, even if they are not
shared
among systems.
Any comments ?
Atenciosamente / Regards /
Putting the onus of strong passwords on the user did not work, so why
should any other policy?
Overly restrictive password rules do not add strength.
My $0.02.
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Sent: Friday,
My colleague Bob Stark asked me to float a problem he's currently
experiencing at a client site out to some of the listservers for MVS and
Assember to see if anyone can help us debug this problem.
If you post back, can you please also copy your response to Bob at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] as he's in
Scott and Bob,
What you need to do is break out the length of each GRPUSERS(I) string and
then loop for the quotient of that length over 256, something like this:
LCLA GLEN,GCNT,K,L
GLEN SETA K'GRPUSERS(I)
GCNT SETA GLEN/256
K SETA 1
GRPUSRI
Hi
Is it possible to create a temp PDSE in VIO in JCL
something like:
//VIOPDSE DD DSN=TMPPDSE,
// dsntype=library,
// space=(cyl,(100,59,25)),
// unit=vio,
// dcb=(lrecl=32000,blksize=32760,recfm=vb)
Mvh
You're on the right track and I'm too lazy to actually do the coding.
OTOH, why not consider changing you macro syntax to something like
USERS=(T045022,T046726,T047542,T056131,...
And then is should be fairly trivial to separate out the sub-operands of
USERS (USERS(SUB) as I recall) and loop
On Fri, 7 Oct 2005 22:38:03 +0200, Frank Allan Rasmussen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi
Is it possible to create a temp PDSE in VIO in JCL
something like:
//VIOPDSE DD DSN=TMPPDSE,
// dsntype=library,
// space=(cyl,(100,59,25)),
//
Personally I would use:
DCAL2(LISTEND-*-2)
DCC'T045022'
DCC'T047542'
...
LISTEND EQU *
Charles Mills [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/07/2005 05:19 PM
SNIP
You're on exactly the right track for generating your length halfword,
something like
DC
And you'd be right :-)
20 000E 12 DCAL2(LISTEND-*-2)
22 E3F0F4F5F0F2F213 DCC'T045022'
29 E3F0F4F7F5F4F214 DCC'T047542'
00030 15 LISTEND EQU *
At 16:59 -0400 on 10/07/2005, Farley, Peter x23353 wrote about Re:
Assembler question:
I don't know if that takes care of leading/trailing quotes in the
GRPUSER(I) values, but it's a start.
What leading and trailing quotes? Unless you go User='''UID1 UID2 ...
UIDX''', the value that the is
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