snipWe do not have access to SMF records and we dont have expertise
aswell
:) /snip
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Kenneth, just to give a bit more background, we are a development shop
running Flex_ES and z/OS on an IBM x-Series machine for COBOL/CICS/DB2
development. We have around 250 GB of disk and our backups are currently
done to a Super DLT drive that gives a maximum backup of 320GB with 2:1
Re: The Macintoshes other people mentioned, a few suggestions:
1. As a general rule, don't bother buying hard disk and memory upgrades
from Apple. Buy Apple's smallest RAM and hard disk configurations, then
buy those upgrades separately elsewhere. Usually the price works out
better that way,
Crispin, The only reason, related to loaders, for using EDGUX100 is that you
have the choice whether to index the loader or not.
However, built in to RMM, is a decision whether to prevent the loader being
indexed after certain events. For example, if a specific pool has been selected
and a
WalterR wrote:
Bill Klein wrote:
Although the '02 ANSI/ISO Standard does allow for user-defined
functions,
these are NOT supported by current releases of IBM's Enterprise COBOL.
(Some vendors of Windows and Unix COBOL compilers do already support it).
On the other hand,
What do you
this is basically for the archives...
Kevin,
as I said in my private email to you, I didn't know how to find out how that
message is 'spreading'. I took my own suggestion and ctraced the aof100i
message.
There appears to be a strong connection to Notify operators within
Netview/Automation. We
On Sat, 21 Jul 2007 12:00:28 +, Ted MacNEIL [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could that be because it's irrelevant?
There's more to a transaction than the processor speed, regardless of the
platform.
And THAT, friends, is the jist of the entire discussion. And it's a point
that more and more
You should talk with your systems programmer.
You can use the MCS exit IEAVMXIT to intercept messages and start other
tasks.
George
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Subject: Suggestions for New Laptop.
Hello All.
I am in the market for a new notebook/laptop. I am looking at DeLL,
Toshiba and
Hi,
We're currently using FDR.
It's can restore multivolume sequential and VSAM from full volume backups if
you purchase and use ABR (HSM-like option)...
It's a very good product : simple and efficient
Regards,
Romain
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I did not change any of the xml files but get this error:
09:23:18,591 WARN [NamingBeanImpl] Context.PROVIDER_URL in server
jndi.propert
09:23:28,410 WARN [XMLLoginConfigImpl] End loadConfig, failed to load
config:
t/conf/login-config.xml
org.jboss.security.auth.login.ParseException:
We just migrated z/OS 1.7 to z/OS 1.8 and some DB2 batch jobs are failing
with ABEND0C4 in module IGZCEV5. Has anyone encountered this? Thank you.
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We just migrated z/OS 1.7 to z/OS 1.8 and some DB2 batch jobs are failing
with ABEND0C4 in module IGZCEV5. Has anyone encountered this? Thank you.
No, but have you checked if there are old libraries mixed with new ones or if
everything that needs to be apf authorized lost apf
On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 09:55:10 -0400, Sharon Lopez wrote:
We just migrated z/OS 1.7 to z/OS 1.8 and some DB2 batch jobs are failing
with ABEND0C4 in module IGZCEV5. Has anyone encountered this? Thank
you.
A couple of choices for you to research...
One, recursive S0C4s in IGZCEV5 have
Hi all,
Does anyone have a quick assembler routine to convert a hexadecimal
number represented in EBCDIC into the real hex number?
Phil.
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John,
After converting the .xml files to EBCDIC, try this in prolog
On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 15:06:00 +0100 Phil Kingston
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TR followed by PACK.
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Hi all,
Does anyone have a quick assembler routine to convert a hexadecimal
number represented in EBCDIC into the real hex number?
Phil.
Depends what you mean.
x'FACE' is a hexadecimal number, right? (= 64206 in decimal,
if an unsigned number).
c'FACE' is one way of
You need a trivial table and a TROT (TRanslate One to Two) instruction loop.
See p. 7-202 of the current Principles of Operation.
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Do you mean taking in something like parm= F5 which is internally xC6F5
and making it xF5 ?
Bill
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Date: Mon, 23 Jul
Hello Lindy,
Yes, it is possible to do with REXX. The Console Command is documented in
TSO/E System Programming Command Reference. There is some sysprog and Racf
admin work to do to allow you to use the command. Usually, you can get the
response from your command while using a token to identify
I am in the market for a new notebook/laptop.
I'm still trying to figure out how this is relevant to this forum!
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Wouldn't this just be the PACK command?
Not sufficient.
Are you needing it in binary or Packed Decimal?
OP wants it translated to the real hex number. Without any further
technical
On 22 Jul 2007 07:10:35 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Todd Burch)
wrote:
My biggest concern in going to the Mac was compatibility with the rest of
the world. Not.
Now, do people still send me Word docs and Powerpoint presentations? Sure.
And I forward them to my PC. No biggy. Would I rather
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I am in the market for a new notebook/laptop.
I'm still trying to figure out how
This thread still begs the issue of benchmarking a representative business
application across multilple platforms.
What application architecture runs across all platforms (z/series, intel,
pseries)
and operating systems (z/OS, Linux, Unix)?
I'd like to suggest SAS. A SAS application that is
Bill,
That’s exactly what I was after. thanks :-)
Phil.
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article)
This thread still begs the issue of
Hi,
There is a published fix QO89889 available to eliminate use of user key
(8) CSA by CA-GSS. We have tested this fix as a USERMOD and confirmed
it in a production Sysplex with many CA products.
Best Regards,
Sam Knutson, GEICO
Performance and
John Ticic wrote:
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I have a task that allocates a few GDG files during its running instance.
I allocated one instance of a GDG and got the G0207V00 extension.
4 seconds later, I allocated another instance (different DDNAME) and got
the very same G0207V00.
It would appear that the
Howard wrote:
The internet browser that comes with a Mac is called Safari. It works
pretty good. I could download Firefox, but find Safari sufficient.
(Plus,
I do cross platform development that requires Safari on the Mac).
I don't understand - if you do cross platform development, wouldn't
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Hi all,
Does anyone have a quick assembler routine to convert a hexadecimal
number represented in EBCDIC into the real hex number?
unsnip---
TR SOURCE,HEXTAB
PACK
On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 08:23:38 -0600, Steve Comstock wrote:
Depends what you mean.
x'FACE' is a hexadecimal number, right? (= 64206 in decimal,
if an unsigned number).
c'FACE' is one way of representing it in EBCDIC
So you want to convert c'FACE' to x'FACE'?
Or are you talking zoned decimal,
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In a message dated 7/23/2007 9:11:16 A.M. Central Daylight
Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Wouldn't this just be the PACK command?
Not sufficient.
Are you needing it in
You might want to check out using the DLL Cobol compiles for packaging
functions that can be referred to by name, in a single source routine.
This doesn't utilize the FUNCTION verb, but the DLL EXPORT and DLL
IMPORT options. The load library must be a PDSE for this to function,
not a PDS.
From: Chase, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OP wants it translated to the real hex number. Without any
further
technical specifications, I would assume, e.g., that EBCDIC
A3 should be
translated into X'A3'. In this case two input bytes result
in one output byte.
There are other
On 23 Jul 2007 02:18:37 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Timothy
Sipples) wrote:
2. Apple offers refurbished Macintoshes at their online store. The
warranty is the same, and I think they're a better value. You have to
check back from time to time since stock varies.
But if you are wanting to run
Thank you all for the comments.
http://www.isham-research.co.uk/ibm_vs_psi.html has been refreshed this
morning, but the
changes are minor.
The .com version of the address, as someone furtled from the archives, was lost
to me some
time ago. Unfortunately, as the .co.uk TLD grows in traffic
Outside of the well written and easily understandable :-) ICSF
Administration manual are there any good IBM Redbooks, available
education, for the simple howto's of an ICSF administrator?
Things like the steps needed to wrap a data encryption key to be able to
send it to someone, or be
Thanks. I like to do as much as possible myself first before bothering our
sysprogs.
I'll check out that exit.
Lindy
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On 23 Jul 2007 08:20:21 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Todd Burch) wrote:
Ah, you are confusing a cross platform application with internet browser
support. Cross platform should not imply cross browser. The app I do cross
platform development with only runs on Windows and OS X, and WHEN it
requires
Howard Brazee wrote:
On 23 Jul 2007 08:20:21 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Todd Burch) wrote:
Ah, you are confusing a cross platform application with internet browser
support. Cross platform should not imply cross browser. The app I do cross
platform development with only runs on Windows and OS
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Todd Burch) wrote:
My biggest concern in going to the Mac was compatibility with the rest of
the world. Not.
Now, do people still send me Word docs and Powerpoint presentations? Sure.
And I forward them to my PC. No biggy.
It's not
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snip
Aside from the Mac version of MS Office, there are Open Office
Maybe something like?
PACK wk1,parmfld+1
PACK wk2,wk1
UNPK outfld+1,wk2
On 7/23/07, Phil Kingston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Does anyone have a quick assembler routine to convert a hexadecimal
number represented in EBCDIC into the real hex number?
Phil.
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[ snip ]
As stated above, without the TR to change c'A3' from x'C1F3'
to x'0A03', then result of the pack would be x'13yx', not
x'A3yx' as desired.
DUH.. (forest . trees)
I'll crawl back
Thanks everyone for all of your wonderful advice.
~~Carol
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Are an expert with MVS Diagnostic tools? Love to program in Assembler? Work
with DFSMS family of products? Then CTG is looking for you!
Computer Task Group (CTG) was just named one of the Top 100 Fastest
Growing Technology Companies in the U.S. by Business 2.0 magazine and we
are looking for a
On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 10:24:12 -0500, Paul Gilmartin
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On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 08:23:38 -0600, Steve Comstock wrote:
Depends what you mean.
x'FACE' is a hexadecimal number, right? (= 64206 in decimal,
if an unsigned number).
c'FACE' is one way of representing it in EBCDIC
So
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Are an expert with MVS Diagnostic tools? Love to program in
Assembler? Work with DFSMS family of products? Then CTG is
looking for you!
Computer Task Group (CTG) was just named one of the Top
Yes...
And CTG is a headhunter from WAY... back.
Looks like IBM is looking for some DFSMS help. Perhaps they want to test the
waters before buying the talent...
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In a message dated 7/23/2007 2:31:04 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
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H. ISTR that IBM has a DFSMS lab in sunny Tucson, Arizona..
Don't know about the software, but Tucson is where IBM develops its DASD
control units. I would have thought DFSMS would
I am trying to look at the stack in a dump through IPCS. Any ideas on how
to get it done?
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At 10:38 -0400 on 07/23/2007, (IBM Mainframe Discussion List) wrote
about Re: EBCDIC to HEX translation in Assembler?:
TABLEDC256X'00'
ORG TABLE+C'A'
DCX'0A0B0C0D0E0F'
ORG TABLE+C'a' or X'81' (just in case you get lower
case
Acutally, DFSMS, DFDSS, VSAM, CATALOG, HSM and RMM are located in Tucson AZ at
the IBM Plant on Rita Road. This includes both L2 and L3 for the most part.
This move occurred 2003/2004.
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On 20 Jul 2007 07:48:03 -0700, in bit.listserv.ibm-main you wrote:
On Fri, 2007-07-20 at 06:31 -0700, Ray Mullins wrote:
In something as compute-intensive as SMF triplets, every little bit
helps.
The nasty part is testing bit fields in COBOL. The LE bit test routines
are expensive to run. (I
Control Reg 15 has the stack address.
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Subject: IPCS Dump. How can you see the stack?
I am trying to look at the stack in a dump
If you want the linkage stack, it is pointed to by control register 15.
If you wanting the stack / heap in c and LE, someone else will have to answer.
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What are
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I am trying to look at the stack in a dump through IPCS. Any ideas on
how
to get it done?
summ format regs from option 6 will format any linkage stack entries
that exist.
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Since a large percentage of PCs are sold with non-parity, non-ECC
memory, I doubt that anyone knows the true error rate of Intel
processors. I wonder how many glitches attributed to Windows are
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at 12:51 PM, Sarel Swanepoel [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I dumped the full volume using the tracks option and restored it on
an empty volume on our test system. I located the PDS at location
** TRACK(CCHH) 1A58 R0 DATA
Does anyone know for sure which was the last DASD subsystem that cared
about Rotational Positional Sensing (RPS) values?
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Yes, ABSTR is limited to 64KiB-1.
ITYM 64Ki-1.
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at
Hi Mark,
Try these IBM Redbooks :
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247318.html?Open
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpieces/abstracts/sg247434.html?Open
Regards,
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whatever remains, however improbable,
Forgive me if this is redundant, I have been less then half watching
this thread. There have been statements about how slow the z9
processor is compared to an Intel chip. Yet, we have a z9 bc, with 2
CP,s and one processor for CF. We run 4 z/OS lpars, one CF lpar, and on
z/VM LPAR. Under the
Do you know of any DASD subsystem that does not publish RPM information?
I thought not. They still care. grin
But kidding aside, I would suspect the last time it really mattered it
would be a real 3990-3390 SLED.
Am I missing something in your question here?
Bob Richards
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On Jul 23, 2007, at 12:33 PM, Howard Brazee wrote:
On 23 Jul 2007 08:20:21 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Todd Burch) wrote:
Ah, you are confusing a cross platform application with internet
browser
support. Cross platform should not imply cross browser. The app
I do cross
platform
Richards.Bob wrote:
Do you know of any DASD subsystem that does not publish RPM information?
I thought not. They still care. grin
But kidding aside, I would suspect the last time it really mattered it
would be a real 3990-3390 SLED.
Am I missing something in your question here?
I assume
The only way to find the correct stack is to know the run-time
environment. For example, for some applications, R13 contains a save
area chain, but the abending function may have been invoked via a
stacking PC instruction, or SVC (ie STORAGE OBTAIN or GETMAIN), in which
case R13 will be garbage.
Correction - As Chris Craddock pointed out, it is SUMM FORMAT REGS, not
STATUS that formats out the linkage stack entries.
Wayne Driscoll
Product Developer
JME Software LLC
NOTE: All opinions are strictly my own.
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In a message dated 7/23/2007 7:16:04 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I assume RPS sector numbers are *ignored* for ESS and newer devices.
Some are definitely NOT ignored and some other values may be ignored. The
ones that are not ignored are the ones that are
Bill Fairchild writes:
The ones that are not ignored are the ones that are invalid; i.e., higher
than the highest allowable number but also not equal to X'FF'. If your
channel program has an invalid sector number, the ESS will fail your
channel program with unit check - invalid parameter.
J R wrote:
Yes, ABSTR is limited to 64KiB-1.
ITYM 64Ki-1.
You may think that, but he doesn't. K and Ki are prefixes,
meaningless without a unit to modify. Kilo is the rare exception
in Europe, where it's used as an abbreviation of Kilogram as a
unit of mass and (incorrectly) weight;
Ed,
Now that I can see why you asked the question, FWIW, I concur with
your recommendation. I suspect Bill is correct about downward
compatibility, but what person in their right mind would connect ancient
devices to a current system.
Bob Richards
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Computer Task
Re: Refurbished Macs, most of them are Intel-based now. Oddly enough the
PowerPC-based Macs tend to be higher priced, even refurbished.
Re: NeoOffice, it seems to work quite well. Don't forget to apply the
latest patch. Microsoft has an Office Trial for Mac which is a free
download. I believe
This is normally an indication of the wrong libraries for LE. You probably
still have your old libraries in LinkList. It should be easy enough for you
to check.
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