[3270]
ScreenSize=60x132 I edited
Just for the records, this statement in the TN3270 section of
the .WS file requests the dynamic logmode in a TN3270 environment:
[Telnet3270]
TerminalTypeString=IBM-DYNAMIC
Peter Hunkeler
CREDIT SUISSE
Munif
What have you set as the INITSIZE and SIZE , if there is a delta you can
increase using the ALTER SETXCF command.
If there is no Delta update the Policy with the new size's, same policy
name different name , your choice , activate the Policy, Policy will not
become active until you rebuild
Problem with Contorl-M is that it seems to write either
80 column lines or 132 column lines but nothing else.
If I use 160 columns, the start of the individual lines
shift to the right, since 132 chars from the first and
another 28 chars from the next line will be written
on the first terminal
I'm aware the WSA is a prereq for the GUI but the WSA can
be used without the GUI.
I haven't put a lot of effort into this yet, but I need to
go to ISPF option 0 and activate a workstation connection
before I can use it to edit/view on the PC. What option
am I missing that makes your ISPF
I am having a problem copying a tape which has a blksize=0. I am using
IDCAMS REPRO.
IEBGENER and RECFM=U should copy the dataset. I am not sure what you mean
by copying a tape.
Do you have DITTO?
Cheers,
Jantje.
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In order to have another user have the same access capabilitites as the
default (IBM deleivered with a new install of z/os) IBMUSER, you would
have to join it to all of the same groups as IBMUSER. You also would have
to give it access to many of the facility class options as well. On top
of
My customer is currently on Z/OS 1.4 and is planning to migrate to Z/OS
1.7 by March 2007
Following are my observations on Z/OS 1.7 migration (Application program
Specific).
Batch OS/VS COBOL : Existing load modules will
run under Z/OZ 1.7 with out any change.
Unikix.
Sun bought it around the time Hitachi started winding down its PCM business.
In Germany, Comparex (which had been the local Hitachi agent) went down Sun's
road in a big
way and looked to this prouct to rehost a lot of their small Hitachi mainframes
(Hitachi
S5/S6). The product manager
At 8/20/2006 11:04 AM, PGilmartin wrote:
In a recent note, David Cole said:
DCole wrote:
Authorized programs can breach security.
There are too many reasons why authorized programs have to be written.
There are too many people who write authorized programs.
There are too many people (both
Hunkeler Peter (KIUB 34) wrote:
Problem with Contorl-M is that it seems to write either
80 column lines or 132 column lines but nothing else.
If I use 160 columns, the start of the individual lines
shift to the right, since 132 chars from the first and
another 28 chars from the next line will
Hi,
Anyone knows why a IEFBR14 job use 92MB region size and paging.
JOB NVTCRN2
//*COND=(08,LE)
//**
//* TRIGGER NVWCRN2 *
//* - MON - FRI 15:00
...rationale. But, IMHO 160 is just silly.
Thanks, I like being silly. I have to work on long records
( 300 characters) very often. The more colums I can see the
easier it is to work with them.
Anyway, it doesn't matter whether we talk about 133, 135, 140 or
160, the shifting occurs only the
I'm trying to UNPACK some RMF data with TRSMAIN 4.13, and get:
STARTING TERSE DECODE UNPACK 4.13 11:29:26 8/21/06
FOR INPUT - DDNAME: INFILE DSNAME: NICK.TRS
FOR OUTPUT - DDNAME: OUTFILE DSNAME: RMF.DATA1
WARNING: OUTPUT LRECL IS
You need 160 columns if you want 32 bytes per row when displaying
storage using IPCS.
Edward Jaffe wrote:
I'm not sure why anyone wants to use 160 columns. AFAICT, the old 3290
supported this width simply because it was a convenient multiple of 80.
A 51x132 or 62x132 screen is much easier
-Original Message-
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of tony babonas
Hmmm, peak season coming up and they bag their veteran sysprog.
What else did they do to prepare, get rid of all their spare
shopping bags?
Fascinating, the conclusions to which we jump in the
Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I'd prefer a cleaner syntax then Unix regexen, more like ICON,
SNOBOL and SuperWylburR, and I'd also like support[1] for parsing
keyword parameters.
As you noted, you can do this with an add-on. Which illustrates a point
that I don't think
Tommy,
/* case 1 allocate temporary file
//BACKUP1 EXEC PGM=ICEGENER
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSUT1 DD DUMMY,DCB=(RECFM=FB,LRECL=80,BLKSIZE=0)
//SYSUT2 DD DSN=TEMP,DISP=(,PASS),UNIT=SYSDA,
// SPACE=(CYL,(1,1),RLSE)
//SYSINDD DUMMY
Your ACS code will work for this case but you
Maybe he got canned because he couldn't spell VETERAN either. LOL!
snip
Hmmm, peak season coming up and they bag their veteran sysprog.
What else did they do to prepare, get rid of all their spare
shopping bags?
Fascinating, the conclusions to which we jump in the absence of
facts
It spelling were a requirement for being a system programmer, I would have been
fired a long, long, long time ago!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/21/2006 9:04:35 AM
Maybe he got canned because he couldn't spell VETERAN either. LOL!
snip
Hmmm, peak season coming up and they bag their veteran sysprog.
In a recent note, Jan MOEYERSONS said:
Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2006 02:21:42 -0500
I am having a problem copying a tape which has a blksize=0. I am using
IDCAMS REPRO.
IEBGENER and RECFM=U should copy the dataset. I am not sure what you mean
by copying a tape.
This will create a
Actually, I've compared the digests that I get at a different account to
what I'm getting here at the office. I am not getting all the postings
here at the office.
Later,
Steve Thompson
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Shmuel
In a recent note, Edward Jaffe said:
Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2006 02:36:59 -0700
Hunkeler Peter (KIUB 34) wrote:
Problem with Contorl-M is that it seems to write either
80 column lines or 132 column lines but nothing else.
I'm not sure why anyone wants to use 160 columns. AFAICT, the
Tommy Tsui wrote:
Hi,
Anyone know is it neccessary to offline all HDS rapid exhange DISKs before
OPEN can access it?
It is not necessary. However OPENing can be risky.
The disk may crash if HOST system and OPEN system access the same disk
simultaneously, is it true, and other method can
Tommy
Why assume - we all know what that does.
The test cases you specify can be built and tested using the ISMF panels and
or the Naviquest (where did that name come from??) dialogs..
Build and run your own test cases
James F. Smith
Skype jamesfs1 -Original Message-
Snippage:
I'm not sure why ... is rarely a valid reason for imposing
a design constraint, even as Why do you want ...? is never
a valid reason for rejecting a trouble report.
EOS
Didn't Henry Ford wonder why anyone would want any color car other than
black? It's not a cookie-cutter world.
snip
Hi...
Is it possible to create superuser like IBMUSER.
I hav created user ABC with all SPEICAL OPERATIONS , AUDITOR privileges.
Further, I have set the userid ABC omvs id as 0 same as tht of IBMUSER.
Still I am not able to get full
What is the correct process when a SYSMOD is discovered post-release
to have a corequisite in a FMID other than its own? Is the developer's
only recourse to create a dummy PTF to bear the ++IF ... REQ for the
SYSMOD in the other function and let that resolve a ++HOLD ERROR?
I read:
#2.8
On 8/19/2006 12:37 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you are aware of further ways that would be APARable, I'll
suggest that it's your ethical responsibility, not to disclose
them or even hint of their existence in a pubic forum, but to
initiate the APAR. I'd guess Walt F. could suggest secure
http://www.suntimes.com/savage/talk/savage.htm
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But for authorized programming, the security is about as robust as
moldy cheese. (And I know I'm right about this!)
Dave - I would argue that there is no implied security for authorized
code.
I would agree. And so would IBM,
On 8/20/2006 10:57 AM, Keith E. Moe wrote:
I've always thought that MANY of the reasons requiring authorization could easily be controlled via Security Resources. The one that
immediately comes to mind is non-swappability. SYSEVENT DONTSWAP could (if the program was not already
Open a PMR to have the PTF PE'd. The fixing APAR should be repackaged with
the correct IF REQ's. If level 2 will not do this, escalate to the duty
manager.
Regards,
Tom Conley
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How do I define a custom logmode?
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Sent: Friday, August 18, 2006 3:51 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: 27x132?
In
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on 08/18/2006
at 10:13 AM,
I've been trying to follow this thread because I find it interesting, but I'm a
bit lost.
Did the original poster say that he found a way to get supervisor state without
running from an APF authorized library and on a system that is properly setup
and secure?
-Lindy
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On 8/21/2006 6:13 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone knows why a IEFBR14 job use 92MB region size and paging.
What was in the JCL for that step? Were you allocating a new data set,
or deleting an old one? That will require work by allocation, and
security checking, among other things.
-Original Message-
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Ed Gould
http://www.suntimes.com/savage/talk/savage.htm
Interesting article:
The page you requested cannot be found.
Most articles remain on our site for seven days; most columns remain
online for a month, but they
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Date: Sun, 20 Aug 2006 12:28:43 -0400
On Sun, 20 Aug 2006 09:54:17 -0500 Rick Fochtman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:You can also use QSAM GETs to read the directory. And if you specify a
KEYLEN=8
, you can
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Behalf Of Walt Farrell
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2006 9:01 AM
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snip
For a number of new services we have done just that. Look at the
services for adding
If you do a search for savage talk with a date range of 8-1-2006 thru
today you can get the first paragraph of the interview. Beyond that, it
is $2.95 to read the entire article. This is what they show you for
free:
Excerpt:
He's ba-ack! Flip Filipowski, who more than any other individual
Go instead to:
http://www.suntimes.com/index/savage.html
See (complete) article on that page dated Sunday, Aug 20.
Lock Lyon
Compuware Corp
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Please respond to
IBM
Search the IBM-MAIN archives. There's an entry dated October 13, 2005
entitled Creating dynamic 3270 screen size definitions for increased
productivity TD102151.
Kuredjian, Michael wrote:
How do I define a custom logmode?
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You are missing an 'l' at the end of the URL (.html).
Jon L. Veilleux
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If you do a search for savage talk with a date range of
8-1-2006 thru today you can get the first paragraph of the
interview. Beyond that, it is $2.95 to read the entire
article. This is what
In a message dated 8/21/2006 9:05:38 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Did the original poster say that he found a way to get supervisor state
without running from an APF authorized library and on a system that is
properly
setup and secure?
No, but he may have. If
In a message dated 8/21/2006 9:09:55 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
ask if this is why Yate's crew has
fixed I/O such that you can't run their control blocks unless you use
their services...
Who or what is Yate's crew?
Bill Fairchild
John Ganci wrote:
You need 160 columns if you want 32 bytes per row when displaying
storage using IPCS.
Huh? I read a *lot* of dumps with IPCS (more than my share) and I have
never needed more than 132 columns!
When you issue IPCS LIST to display storage, you get 32 bytes formatted
per
On Monday 21 August 2006 09:54, Lindy Mayfield wrote:
Did the original poster say that he found a way to get supervisor
state without running from an APF authorized library and on a system
that is properly setup and secure ?
Not at all. The only method suggested to issue I/O without going
San Jose CA, DFP personnel. Mr Yates brought you the $15K manual that
documented all the documented I/O interfaces that have since been
obscured.
My comment was a rather pointed barb at IBM for allowing this to
continue.
Regards,
Steve Thompson
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From: IBM Mainframe
John,
I disagree with you. My assumption is that Tommy will have *converted*
TSMD12 to SMS management and will have mounted it PRIVATE.
For reasons of enabling dataset separation, he will have altered/defined
the storage class SCTSMD to have the attribute of guaranteed space.
I also believe he
Hi All,
Is there a utility that I can use to monitor some VSAM data sets to tell
me how full they are?
Thanks,
Howi Kok
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I disagree with you. My assumption is that Tommy will have *converted*
TSMD12 to SMS management and will have mounted it PRIVATE.
Mounting a SMS managed volume as PRIVATE will have no impact on how
SMS controls allocation. Yes, you could put the volume in the same
storage group in quiesce
Let's say I have a end-user-group which wants 40 gig of HFS space and
wants it monitored for fullness.
How am I going to accomplish this given that I can't allocate the full
40 gig on one volume in the initial allocation and therefore, the FSFULL
parm in BPXPRMxx becomes useless because it is
Your eyes are obviously not presbyopic yet. Trying to read the font in
which 62x132 displays on a 14 laptop screen is actually hurtful, especially
to eyes already tired from all-day screen-reading. And it's not a whole lot
easier on a 17 second monitor, either.
Unless you've got one of those
Tommy,
The ALLVOL and ANYVOL variables are used to test the VOLSER specified on
the DD statement. If the job does not specify a volser the variables will
be null.
Hope this helps,
Greg Shirey
Ben E. Keith Company
-Original Message-
From: Tommy Tsui [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
On Sun, 20 Aug 2006 18:58:23 +0200, R.S. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mark Zelden wrote:
On Tue, 8 Aug 2006 11:09:27 +0200, R.S. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
BTW: Cost
of offload jobs is rather irrelevant, beacuse usually they don't burn
CPU cycles during rush hours.
No, they burn cycles whenever
Hi Rick,
I agree with the premise Good tight security DEMANDS both technical and
managerial participation..
I don't know any of the major software vendors that would be willing to
supply source code for OCO parts including SVC's and if they did of what
use it would be? Auditing and understanding
John,
That was huge leap on your part to go from dataset placement being
honored to what about if there is no space there? His Case #2 example
was (CYL,1,1). But let's not quibble about space amounts.
Space management is controlled by management class attributes and other
software such as HSM,
On Sun, 20 Aug 2006 17:07:37 +, Ted MacNEIL [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, they burn cycles whenever a dump is triggered by a MAN dataset
filling up. Yes, in some small shops / environments you can have
enough of them and only dump them all once a day. That doesn't
work in larger
From: Hunkeler Peter (KIUB 34) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I haven't put a lot of effort into this yet, but I need to
go to ISPF option 0 and activate a workstation connection
before I can use it to edit/view on the PC. What option
am I missing that makes your ISPF automatically connect
to the WSA upon
Bob,
That was huge leap on your part to go from dataset placement being
honored to what about if there is no space there?
I did post earlier in this thread asking why convert to SMS? I did
have to make a huge leap that the PUBLIC volumes are for temporary
datasets, PRIVATE volumes are dedicated
On Mon, 21 Aug 2006 11:13:45 -0400, Petersen, Jim
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let's say I have a end-user-group which wants 40 gig of HFS space and
wants it monitored for fullness.
How am I going to accomplish this given that I can't allocate the full
40 gig on one volume in the initial
Interesting - I don't have that specified anywhere in my .ws files.
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Of Hunkeler Peter (KIUB 34)
Sent: Sunday August 20 2006 23:34
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: 27x132?
[3270]
Howi,
Mainstar's (now part of Rocket Software) VSAM Manager (also available as
a component of Catalog RecoveryPlus) can do it quite easily even if it
is OPEN, plus everything else you wanted to know about a VSAM dataset.
For that matter, IDCAM's LISTCAT can do it, but for the statistics to be
I hate to disagree with you, Ed.
I find it useful for SDSF. (We're not blessed with (E)JES here, sorry.)
And I browse/view a lot of data sets as part of my work that have long
LRECLs.
But I never use it for editing. :-)
Later,
Ray
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On Sunday, 08/20/2006 at 12:39 ZE2, Thomas Berg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Interesting. I knew that VM had to use some special instructions but
not much
more.
z/VM has the B2F0 instruction (IUCV/APPC) and z/VM-specific extensions to
the DIAGNOSE instruction (e.g. diag 8 to issue a CP
John,
Okay, now I understand and agree.
Bottom line is that Tommy needs to determine if he is going to manage
everything non-system or a variation thereof, design the pools he wants
to accomplish with his SMS-managed storage groups, code dataset
exceptions for non-SMS allocations in the storage
I mean that I am trying to copy the contents of a tape that has a blksize of 0.
I know we have ditto available via console only which is restricted to
operators only. Maybe, if a batch job was run I could do it. Would you have
any jcl/job available using ditto?
Jan MOEYERSONS [EMAIL
This post got sidetracked a lot.
1) APF authorization is not an issue.
2) I want to mimic the behavior of the 'LIKE' JCL parameter in that you can
do a 'LIKE' to a data set that you are not authorized to acccess. (E.g.,
if you do a 'LIKE' to a PDS, it will correctly allocate your new PDS with
Jim,
Can you set up a script and a cron task to issue the unix df -P? It will
show you the allocated/free/%capacity of the HFS itself (512-byte blocks by
default.
Filesystem 512-blocksUsed Available Capacity Mounted on
*AMD/u 8 8 0
I left out an important phrase in my reply. Also, I was incorrect on the
minimum number of columns required. I should've said
When using IPCS Option 1 (BROWSE) to display storage you need at least
136 columns if you want 32 bytes per line.
Note the new phrase and the corrected minimum number
Paul,
It's not an un-documented service; it's stored in the VTOC records,
which you can read without OPENing and CLOSEing the data set.
The service is called CVAF and it's documented in DFSMSdfp Advanced
Services.
Tom Harper
Paul Schuster said:
This post got sidetracked a lot.
1) APF
On Monday 21 August 2006 13:28, Paul Schuster wrote:
Obviously IBM code is returning the number of directory blocks without
doing an OPEN and CLOSE on the data set.
Not necessarily. It could issue OPEN in KEY=ZERO,MODE=SUP which,
if I'm not mistaken, bypasses SAF.
Hence my question on how
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Hi Rick,
I agree with the premise Good tight security DEMANDS both technical and
I can just say in _my_ experience, one way doesn't work well in a large shop.
Define LARGE.
I have been in the 3500-4000 MIPS/10-14 TB range for the last few years.
When in doubt.
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How did this tape get created? Was it created on a VSE system? If so not
all of the label information is filled out and so *YOU* have to supply
the actual physical record size (BLKSIZE) along with the other DCB info.
UNLESS you are using LBI. In that case, the LEGACY BLKSIZE will be 0
but the new
Unfortunately the # of directory blocks allocated to an existing PDS is
-not- stored in the F1 DSCB.
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On Monday, 08/21/2006 at 12:20 CST, Jeffrey D. Smith
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I point out gross errors like that to the product author, the
response is: (1) they didn't understand exposure, and (2) their product
was too far into development to change it, and (3) if the customer
doesn't
After doing several different audits I've discovered that my HSM database
is a mess. I have Err 39, Err 41 and ERR 71 all over the place. I don't
know what caused it yet, but the task now is to reconstruct the broken
BCDS/OCDS. I can't go back to backup copies of the files and/or logs
because
Bob
I am not a salesman for Mainstar, but here I am on this list
recommending another tool of theirs: FASTAudit/390
See: http://www.mainstar.com/products/hsmt/fa390ste/index.asp
No, IBM-Main handles storage-related questions too.
Bob Richards
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When a higher lock than what is being tested is held, what condition would I
get back from SETLOCK TEST? Providing that I'm testing for the CMS or higher
lock which is not held.
TIA,
Sail Kim
Vanguard Research Institute, Inc.
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I too am a Mainstar user of FASTAudit and would second Bob's
recommendation.
Dave O'Brien
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Bob
I am not a salesman for
On Mon, 21 Aug 2006 18:21:16 +, Ted MacNEIL [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can just say in _my_ experience, one way doesn't work well in a large shop.
Define LARGE.
I have been in the 3500-4000 MIPS/10-14 TB range for the last few years.
I'm happy defining n number of SMF dsn's and dumping
Hello all, we are in the process of converting from 1.4 to 1.7 of z/os.
We ran into a problem with unit=sort. It fails under 1.7, but works
under 1.4. The programmers use it in some of their jcl. I am puzzled
since we never put it in as an esoteric. I can't find any reference to
it. It is accepted
In a message dated 8/21/2006 12:29:20 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Perhaps IBM has a undocumented system service to retrieve the # of
directory blocks allocated to a data set?
I would believe rather that there is a module that reads and counts
directory blocks
In a message dated 8/21/2006 1:41:16 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
(Have them weigh that
requirement against their willingness to put SAF calls in their authorized
SVCs.)
Can the entire SAF data structure be cached in virtual, pageable storage?
In DREF storage?
Update on problem.
The issue appears to be related to PTF's for the product we have been
working on named: TAMBI ( Tivoli Access Manager for Business Integration
Host
Edition ). It is a product that executes on z/OS and is
installed/maintenanced via SMP/E
( its FMID is: HDMQ110 ). However, when
Hi Bob, HSM Auditing is also included in T-REX (original developers of
VSAM Mechanic/Catalog Solution). If you like, I can forward you a copy
of the product to clean up your environment (just remove it when you are
done). Best regards, Blair Svihra www.dino-software.com
Bob Henry wrote:
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At 09:48 -0400 on 08/21/2006, Walt Farrell wrote about Re: Back Doors:
You can probably tell from the email headers, with a reasonable amount of
certainty, that this reply at least came from IBM. I would send it with an
S/MIME digital signature,
There are lots of ways to determine how full a VSAM data set it, and
many ways to monitor it. Products that can tell you how full a data set
is include IDCAMS LISTCAT, IDCAMS DCOLLECT, Catalog Solutions from EMC,
Catalog Recovery Plus from Mainstar, T-REX AMS/E from Dino Software,
Vantage from
yes, someone can.
The Enterprise COBOL Migration Guide will tell you which programs need
re-linking (if any); what restrictions exist, etc. see:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/IGY3MG31/CCONTENT
S
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Hello, all. A bit more investigation is showing that I can use any entry
in the unit field and the system accepts it. I can use unit=sort,
unit=mike, unit=ward, etc... Does this mean that I have an ACL that is
allowing this. Or should I be looking for a user exit the replaces the
unit parameter?
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In a message dated 8/21/2006 1:41:16 P.M. Central
John Ganci wrote:
I left out an important phrase in my reply. Also, I was incorrect on
the minimum number of columns required. I should've said
When using IPCS Option 1 (BROWSE) to display storage you need at least
136 columns if you want 32 bytes per line.
Hmmm. Yeah. The BROWSE function
On Mon, 21 Aug 2006 15:03:41 -0500, Ward, Mike S [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, all. A bit more investigation is showing that I can use any entry
in the unit field and the system accepts it. I can use unit=sort,
unit=mike, unit=ward, etc... Does this mean that I have an ACL that is
allowing
In a message dated 8/21/2006 3:05:04 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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unit parameter? Anyone have a guess? I didn't think sms got involved
until the interpreter did its job. And then it should have crapped out
during the interpreter read phase.
Have you got any 3rd
That's just it the system doesn't complain about the unit= parameter. I
can use unit=xxxyyx even if it's not an esoteric. What I'm trying to
find out is where in the operating environment is this allowed. I may
have an sms ACL error or possibly a jcl user exit that's not coded
correctly. I'm
Good question, I'll look to see if any of the CA products do that.
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Or ACC/SRS from DTS Software
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Good question, I'll look to see if any of the CA products do that.
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