See IOSAS DOC APAR OW16610 (old) and IOSAS new function apar OA09050
(about 3 or so years old)
The book that I located was z/OS V1R9.0 MVS Planning: Operations
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/iea2g380
section 2.7.2.2 Restrictions for Console Names
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Andreas
Regarding your point 4, it is very usual for customers to define one or
preferably at least two LPARs in order to set up test environments for the
validate concepts purposes you mention. This is the first time I have seen
a concern that they be on isolated hardware. I spent many happy
Weird alphaWorks from IBM as a mainframe product?
Does anyone recall how IBM happens to own the trademark alphaWorks?
It was a LOTUS name that IBM got ownwership off when they bought Lotus.
alphaWorks was LOTUS' compeating product to Microsoft Works ... pre
windows.
Regards
Avram Friedman
FYI, TASID initiator display problem fixed with latest TASID load module
received from ISPF support.
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Hi John,
In COMMNDxx we replaced
COM='MN JOBNAMES REQUIRED BY OPSMVS FOR IEF403I MSG '
with
COM='SETCON MN,JOBNAMES=ON REQUIRED BY OPSMVS FOR IEF403I MSG '
See the documentation for SETCON. Maybe you want to do something
similar instead of moving your
Hi Tom,
If this is enough for you to notice have you looked at weather you could
offload enough time on a zIIP engine to justify one or more? You can
specify in IEAOPTxx to measure the zIIP eligible time even without
having a zIIP and get a pretty good idea what you can offload if you
have the
On Mon, 2007-09-24 at 22:42 +, John P Donnelly wrote:
…is it possible to trap the name of a program making a call to a
subroutine?
Might be good enough for your purposes to run the RB chain at entry to
your subroutine. Follow:
PSATOLD-TCB
TCBRBP-RB
RBLINK-RB until
Thanks Steve, but still no go.
# make -f cclaunch.mk
make: Error -- FSUM9415 Don't know how to make cclaunch.o
#
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Steve Comstock
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2007 4:15 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
--snip---
I've done a bunch of conversions from OS/390 to z/OS for our clients and
this same issue seems to come up on almost each of them. The monitor
Jobnames command is used to put the Time, along with the Userid and
jobname on the same
Barkow, Eileen wrote:
Thanks Steve, but still no go.
# make -f cclaunch.mk
make: Error -- FSUM9415 Don't know how to make cclaunch.o
#
I think John M. had a good idea about the JDK_ROOT
variable. Also, I seem to recall a need to ensure
your default make file rules are available; it
goes
-snip--
âEUR¦is it possible to trap the name of a program making a call to a
subroutine?
Might be good enough for your purposes to run the RB chain at entry to
your subroutine. Follow:
PSATOLD-TCB
TCBRBP-RB
RBLINK-RB until
Anyone,
Is there a way for an executing assembler program to extract its own load
module name for programmatic examination? (If it matters, it would be the
original load module called via an EXEC statement in the JCL; it wouldn't have
been loaded by a previously executing program.)
Thanks so
David,
Look at CSVINFO...it can drive an exit which passes the EXEC PGM=
program name in MODI_8_BYTE_NAME.
Tom Harper
IMS Utilities Development Team
Neon Enterprise Software, Inc.
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of David
In a message dated 9/25/2007 8:37:56 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there a way for an executing assembler program to extract its own load
module name for programmatic examination? (If it matters, it would be the
original load module called via an EXEC statement
On Tue, 2007-09-25 at 08:33 -0500, Rick Fochtman wrote:
Might be good enough for your purposes to run the RB chain
That's fine if the CALL is actually accomplished via LINK
As I said: for his purposes. It's hard to do this for all occasions and
environments - there's a bunch of discussion in
On Tue, 25 Sep 2007 08:27:17 -0500, Rick Fochtman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--unsnip---
Considering that job TSO session start end times are also displayed
in JES2 messages and, I believe JES3 messages as well, why bother with
MONITOR at all? Seems
In a message dated 9/25/2007 7:29:25 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
having a zIIP and get a pretty good idea what you can offload if you
have the correct service installed.
/* PROJECT USE OF ZIIP ENGINES */
PROJECTCPU=YES
Guess the other side of coin
Thank you all...will consider how to proceed...
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Hello,
I am beginner in the COBOL ISPF programmation.
I am intenting to read all members of one given PDS.
I met severe error (RC=20) when I intent to call the ISPLINK with LMINIT
parameter (as ISPF-SERVICE)
chunk of code:
CALL 'ISPLINK' USING ISPF-SERVICE ISPF-DATA-ID
Jim
You seem also not to be familiar with the true USS (Unformatted System
Services) as it is usually customized. Also it's not really a *VTAM* logon
screen - either when used natively or, indeed, in this context since the USS
function has been borrowed by the IP side of Communications Server
John,
I have a callable service that scans the savearea chain backwards and issues
CSVQUERY against R14 [which is the caller's point of return] to determine the
caller's load module name. It skips the IGZ* entry points to remove LE from
the picture.
Of course, all statically linked CSECTs
Gerhard
This reminds me that, in principle, there is open access to my bank account.
However, I have a little pocket calculator-like thing to hand which requires
me to enter a code for the purposes of generating a number which I then
enter into a password-style field. This proves - I believe
Ed
Normally I expect there to be a chance I could contribute something when
VTAM appears in an IBM-MAIN post. With this one I'm at a loss. I looked
for .za at the end of your e-mail address in the expectation that RSA
might be the Republic of South Africa but it wasn't there - and it wouldn't
Len
I expect by It's not a VTAM login, it's SuperSession, in precise terms,
what you mean is that you bypass both the TN3270 application selection
panel - also called the solicitor screen - *and* the USS system borrowed
from VTAM - the VTAM login - by use of the DEFAULTAPPL statement. The
Posted by Sam Knutson
Hi Tom,
If this is enough for you to notice have you looked at weather you
could
offload enough time on a zIIP engine to justify one or more? You can
specify in IEAOPTxx to measure the zIIP eligible time even without
having a zIIP and get a pretty good idea what
Pascal SIMON wrote:
Hello,
I am beginner in the COBOL ISPF programmation.
I am intenting to read all members of one given PDS.
I met severe error (RC=20) when I intent to call the ISPLINK with LMINIT
parameter (as ISPF-SERVICE)
chunk of code:
CALL 'ISPLINK' USING ISPF-SERVICE
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Yes... all I meant was you just can't try any VTAM APPLID, just the
entry points we offer.
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Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2007 10:07 AM
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Why does every reply need to include an ad? It might be better to
answer the question on the list, but market your services offline.
Don Imbriale
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Look at using CA-Librarian instead of PDS's.
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Understood.
I want you to succeed. I appreciate the information you provide and the
tagging of your ads, but your ad may get lost. A targeted email may
yield better results.
Don Imbriale
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Personally I think Steve's adds are a lot less annoying than the disclaimer
most corporate email accounts add. Don - yours is only 3 lines, a lot less
annoying than most. The worst ones are those that are put at the beginning
of the email.
Eric Bielefeld
Sr. z/OS Systems Programmer
Thanks, everyone. Someone e-mailed me with a beautiful solution. I coded
this:
L RF,PSATOLD-PSA(,0)
L RF,TCBJSTCB-TCB(,RF)
L RF,TCBJPQ-TCB(,RF)
MVC NAME,CDNAME-CDENTRY(RF)
and it seems to work.
David
--SNIP
Personally I think Steve's adds are a lot less annoying than the
disclaimer most corporate email accounts add. Don - yours is only 3
lines, a lot less annoying than most. The worst ones are those that are
put at the beginning of the email.
Article on TJX's settlement and that the Canadian government is going to
release their findings about the security breach.
http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/originalContent/0,289142,sid14_gci1273837,00.html?track=NL-102ad=602289USCAasrc=EM_NLN_2261040uid=1900046
GOT THAT RIGHT!!! Especially those that seem to feel the need to quote all
the various privacy acts, chapter and verse!!!
It's annoying, but usually beyond the control of the submitters. Thank the
corporate attorneys.
Bob Shannon
Rocket Software
snip
Article on TJX's settlement and that the Canadian government is going
to release their findings about the security breach.
http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/originalContent/0,289142,sid14_gci1
273837,00.html?track=NL-102ad=602289USCAasrc=EM_NLN_2261040uid=190004
6
/snip
Why the quotes
Why muct is be OTHER governments, and not ours, that do things like this...?
That's all.
On Tue Sep 25 14:21 , 'Conmackie, Mike' [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
Article on TJX's settlement and that the Canadian government is going
to release their findings about the security breach.
On Tue, 25 Sep 2007 08:27:17 -0500, Rick Fochtman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
Considering that job TSO session start end times are also
displayed
in JES2 messages ... why bother with
MONITOR at all? Seems like just another source of SYSLOG noise. At
Clearing, we did away with MONITOR
Tom / Sam:
Following your thread on the use DDF and OMVS. Now that I have the
IEAOPT parm updated how do I get the CPU projection out?
Thanks in advance
Leon Schwering
Technical Analyst
407 ETR Concession Co. Ltd.
905-265-4070 x5422
647-273-7772 (mobile)
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On Sep 25, 2007, at 2:11 PM, Patrick O'Keefe wrote:
-SNIP-
On the other hand, if you are using a real console (e.g., a Tn3270
client connected to an ICC OSA) to watch MVS come up, having
timestamps on the messages really helps. That makes it a lot
easier to find
The ISPF Data Set List Exit gets invoked once after the Data Set List
Utility Panel is filled in and then again for each data set that is
about to be displayed in the list.
The first invocation provides an opportunity for the exit to change the
data set name and/or the volume.
The subsequent
On Tue, 25 Sep 2007 12:46:58 -0700, Schwarz, Barry A
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The ISPF Data Set List Exit gets invoked once after the Data Set List
Utility Panel is filled in and then again for each data set that is
about to be displayed in the list.
The first invocation provides an opportunity
Leon,
The value is at offset 128 in the Processor Accounting Section of the
SMF type 30 record. It is variable CPUZIETM in the JOBS and STEPS
datasets of Barry Merrill's MXG system if you build a performance
database with that software.
I've found out that I have another problem trying to get
I have been trying to download this level and cannot. I get to the
site, choose the FTP option, and, agree to the terms and conditions box.
I then get Not Found from IBM_HTTP_Server/6.0.2.13 Apache/2.0.47
(Unix) Server at ftp.software.ibm.com Port 21.
I contacted my colleague who supports our
Security holes expose data stored in Tivoli storage system
IBM issues advisory about two vulnerabilities in backup software's
client
September 24, 2007 (Computerworld) -- IBM has issued a warning to
customers that security fixes should be installed for two
vulnerabilities in the IBM
And the beauty of the SETCON MN command is that you can produce the
MONITOR messages for automation's use and NOT have them written to the
SYSLOG/OPERLOG or appear on a console if that is what you want. Much more
flexible than the old MONITOR command.
W. Kevin Kelley IBM POK Lab - z/OS Core
I have just started to fool around with a 4331-2 (and 3830), and the
IPL floppy is just plain tired. Not the drive, but the floppy media
itself! But then, what can one expect from a 30 year old disk.
Anyway, is there anyone out in IBM land that can write a 23FD 8 inch
floppy anymore? It is an odd
John (and IBM-MAIN)
I didn't jump in to this thread as I never quite figured out exactly
what you wanted. (Your trap the name didn't tell me how or where you
wanted to do this).
FYI,
The traditional way for a COBOL application program to let a common
subroutine know where it is being called
A recent update to the wlmque tool package includes the wlmopt exec to
do this. Get it here
http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/zos/wlm/tools/wlmque.html
WLM Work Queue and OPT Parameter Viewing Tools
Thanks WLM team!
WLM OPT Settings
SAVE
System: CSYS
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