Re: What identifies a jobname/address space as a unique instance in time?

2007-11-10 Thread Rob Scott
Todd There are some caveats to using ASSBSTKN as it is not a GUPI - please see the archives for why. This is one of the more stranger aspects of z/OS that something that is so mind-bogglingly useful and fundamental is not intended for customer use - but as Jim and Peter pointed out there

Re: ATMs (Was: High order bit in 31/24 bit address)

2007-11-10 Thread J R
AOSmith=Deluxe=DeluxeData=DeluxeEelectronicPaymentSystems(DEPS)=eFunds. Never saw them called Acme! Date: Sat, 10 Nov 2007 00:05:14 + From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: ATMs (Was: High order bit in 31/24 bit address) To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU The original company name was ACME

Re: JES2 Exit Help

2007-11-10 Thread Bielskie, Stephen
I'm not quite sure what X054STMV points to, and I have not looked at the macro, but is it possible that it X054STMV doesn't point to the third character in the statement buffer? Compare X054STMT to CL3'/*$' (or X054STMT + 2 to '$' as in the old exit) to see if it is a command. Regards, Steve

Re: ATMs (Was: High order bit in 31/24 bit address)

2007-11-10 Thread Ted MacNEIL
AOSmith=Deluxe=DeluxeData=DeluxeEelectronicPaymentSystems(DEPS)=eFunds. You're correct! My bad! It was Deluxe. Fault of a failing memory. (Still thought it was a funny choice of name -- in a league with ACME) - Too busy driving to stop for gas!

Re: JES2 Exit Help

2007-11-10 Thread Michael Babcock
Bob Rutledge wrote: I believe the JCT you really want to be looking at is that of the submitter. In http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/zoslib/pdf/J2migration_guide.pdf there's a section that describes how to do it in the new exits. Bob Yes, I was lost. Anyway, I modified the code to this and

Re: ATMs (Was: High order bit in 31/24 bit address)

2007-11-10 Thread Rick Fochtman
snip--- What's honesty when talking to vendors? Had one deliver a 'so and so is now a vv shop'. Well they were handling the ATM traffic but as best we could tell they were about 0.01% of total processing capacity.

Re: JES2 Exit Help

2007-11-10 Thread Gerhard Postpischil
Michael Babcock wrote: MVC 3(L'DMR0MSG,R2),DMR0MSG WTO '$USRX54I - CREATED ATTEMPTED MSG' MVC 9(8,R2),JCTJNAME SHOW JOBNAME OF USER $HASP120 INTRDR $VSDMR0,'SMMYB ATTEMPTED JES2($) COMMAND' FROM TSU03427 SMMYB $HASP650

Re: JES2 Exit Help

2007-11-10 Thread Bob Rutledge
Michael Babcock wrote: ... Yes, I was lost. Anyway, I modified the code to this and have it mostly working. ... L R2,X054STMT CLI X054STMV,C'$' THIS A JES2 COMMAND? JNE X54RET00 NO, LEAVE EXIT ... MVC 3(L'DMR0MSG,R2),DMR0MSG WTO

Re: JES2 Exit Help

2007-11-10 Thread Michael Babcock
Bob Rutledge wrote: Michael Babcock wrote: MVC 3(L'DMR0MSG,R2),DMR0MSG WTO '$USRX54I - CREATED ATTEMPTED MSG' MVC 9(8,R2),JCTJNAME SHOW JOBNAME OF USER WTO '$USRX54I - LOADED JCTJNAME IN MSG' B X54RET00 NOTJECL DS0H X54RET00 $RETURN RC=0

Re: zAAP question

2007-11-10 Thread Kirk Wolf
Tom, Can you clarify your statement about *current* zAAP explotation by Object-Oriented COBOL? AFAIK, the current Enterprise Cobol compiler allows you to create a DLL that runs as a JNI library. But - the JNI library is *not* zAAP eligible. Kirk Wolf Dovetailed Technologies On 11/9/07, Tom Ross

Running REXX program in a batch job

2007-11-10 Thread Mark L. Wheeler
Greetings all, I'm trying to port a REXX utility program from z/VM to z/OS. It will do I/O (reading and writing regular QSAM files), but the wrinkle is that it cannot run in the TSO batch environment (most of the jobs that will use it aren't associated with a TSO userid). Is this possible? If

Re: Running REXX program in a batch job

2007-11-10 Thread Raymond Noal
Mark, when running REXX in batch and to disassociate your code from a TSO user-ID, as the first statement in your script use the PROFILE NOPREFIX statement. Then you can reference z/OS data sets by name, with or without a TSO prefix as the HLQ. From: IBM

Re: Running REXX program in a batch job

2007-11-10 Thread Edward Jaffe
I'm trying to port a REXX utility program from z/VM to z/OS. It will do I/O (reading and writing regular QSAM files), but the wrinkle is that it cannot run in the TSO batch environment (most of the jobs that will use it aren't associated with a TSO userid). Not sure why this matters. Is

Re: IBMLINK 2000

2007-11-10 Thread Bryan Klimek
Look for a hypertext link that says 'Purchase/upgrade tools. -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at

Fw: zAAP question

2007-11-10 Thread Bill Klein
Anyone that does not want Tom to shoot them G and does want to follow IBM's PUBLIC statements on both zAAP, zIIP, XML, etc support with COBOL may want to follow the SHARE requirements: SSLNGC07004 zAAP and zIIP eligible XML support in COBOL currently waiting for an IBM response. If

OT - FW: [Fwd: [ClassicMainframes] multics source is now open]

2007-11-10 Thread Ray Mullins
Way off-topic for IBM-MAIN, but based on prior threads some of y'all might be interested in this. Later, Ray -- M. Ray Mullins Roseville, CA, USA http://www.catherdersoftware.com/ http://www.mrmullins.big-bear-city.ca.us/ http://www.the-bus-stops-here.org/ German is essentially a form of

IBMLINK Release 6.0

2007-11-10 Thread Mark Zelden
Deployed on Friday November 9, 2007. IBMLink Release 6.0 was deployed on November 9, 2007. Many changes have been made to increase availability and performance of the platform. http://tinyurl.com/3c2n6b Let's hope for at least the availability part. :-) Mark -- Mark Zelden - Zelden

Re: IBMLINK Release 6.0

2007-11-10 Thread Mark Zelden
On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 00:58:55 -0600, Mark Zelden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Deployed on Friday November 9, 2007. IBMLink Release 6.0 was deployed on November 9, 2007. Many changes have been made to increase availability and performance of the platform. http://tinyurl.com/3c2n6b Let's hope for at