Thanks again John. I added an OMVS segment to the group my userid is
associated with and a GID(1) to the segment, and I now have access to
FTP from the ISPF option 6 command line.
Just a word of caution here. It seems your environment has not been
properly setup for z/OS UNIX: Your userid
IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU wrote on 04/07/2008
05:53:41 PM:
Then I will have to check if this intercept routine may be the guilty
one.
Thanks Jim, for putting me on track.
And thanks Chuck for the specific reference to a product.
I am just responsible for the
Rob,
(1) Use the IEFACTRT exit (job/step termination exit) - however this might be
overkill for you.
Well, I need this functionality only for a few jobs and IEFACTRT would
impact all submitted jobs... From this point of view - yes, it is overkill.
(2) Write an assembler program that
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wrote:
:Jim Mulder said
:Binyamin said
: Is there something easier than looking at the home address space
:storage
: off
: of CR15?
: CBF cr15value ASID(x'homeasid') STR(LS)
:...or go to option 6 and issue summ format
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Jim, as a long time resident of the list you must know that I am going to
say TSSO. It even has a mechanism to reply to the correct IMS system.
Regards
Dave
Yes Dave, I've meant to take a look at TSSO a number of times over the years
but
Greetings!
I would like to know if there is any postal courses on Cryptography /
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guidance. Thanks. J
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Greetings !
I would appreciate if your provide information on any Mainframe System
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:IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU wrote on 04/07/2008
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: Then I will have to check if this intercept routine may be the guilty
:one.
: Thanks Jim, for putting me on track.
: And thanks Chuck
My complements.
It would have been real easy to blame the ISV.
Hear, hear!
Date: Tue, 8 Apr 2008 14:17:05 +0300
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: I
Binyamin,
They should be formatted out towards the top of the SUMMARY FORMAT REGS
display. After you do the display, FIND the following:
SSD:. The SSD contains the addresses of all of the SSRBs at offset
X'0018' (again, from the IPCS SUMMARY FORMAT), and the SSRBs contain the
SRB plus all of the
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John McKown writes:
Hum, then I wonder
Hi
Anything special to migrate from z/800 to z9 ?
(We are a small dev. shop, we would like to keep the IO and OSA config )
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trying both listshave questions on how this is really working..
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anyone can help??
Have more questions on
The following message is a courtesy copy of an article
that has been posted to bit.listserv.ibm-main as well.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tom Harper) writes:
The point I was trying to make is that the compensation package for the
IBM CEO, compared to others heading up large corporations and compared
Tom Harper wrote:
They should be formatted out towards the top of the SUMMARY FORMAT REGS
display.
Minor correction REGS should be regs. The FORMAT option of the IPCS
SUMMARY subcommand tolerates but ignores a REGS keyword as part of the
invocation syntax. Formatting of registers is
On Tue, 2008-04-08 at 09:38 +0800, Jason To wrote:
David, how did you code your ACS routine to select different storage
classes? Can you send me a sample? TIA.
Rather than mail it to you I'll post it. Maybe someone else will see
something *I've* done wrong.
Our DC routine assigns a DATACLAS
What Level of z/OS are you running? Are you already using FICON for
things such as CTC's? Are your consoles connected via a 2074 CU? On the
z9 you can take advantage of the OSAC
Edouard A. Myers
Acting Manager of Technical Services
Office of the Chief Technology Officer
DC Government
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On Tue, 8 Apr 2008 07:06:30 -0500 Tom Harper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:They should be formatted out towards the top of the SUMMARY FORMAT REGS
:display. After you do the display, FIND the following:
:SSD:. The SSD contains the addresses of all of the SSRBs at offset
:X'0018' (again, from the
Thank you, Ed!
snip
If you are an IBM shareholder, unhappy with the amount of your per-share
dividend, stock price/performance, and/or you believe the board to
incompetent or overcompensated, please bring it up at the next
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[ snip ]
Thanks for the information. I might ask my manager. But I
might not because the mainframe is going away. We don't
know when ...
Second Tuesday of next week is usually as good a prediction as
Binyamin,
In every dump I've seen, all SRBs are present in the form of SSRBs. Why
this is the case I'm not one hundred per cent certain. But it works for
me. Perhaps it is because when the SLIP occurs, the SRB is suspended.
Tom Harper
IMS Utilities Development Team
Neon Enterprise Software
Sugar
On Tue, 8 Apr 2008 14:17:05 +0300, Binyamin Dissen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My complements.
It would have been real easy to blame the ISV.
Another post with a strange subject line. That's the third this month, the
first
two from Scott Rowe. I wonder what's causing it.
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Dave
This response is also taking into account other responses in this thread.
I'm glad you are now working mainly with help from John McKown.
I have just dealt with a very similar message-based issue, specifically
relating
to Language Environment codes, with a customer and also in the
Hi there,
At one time I had a cheat sheet holding the control blocks, their offsets
from other control blocks, fields and offsets to help when traversing through
IPCS. I've searched and can't seem to find it again.
Does anyone have a text, PDF or whatever file that shows the MVS control
David,
The Iceberg's sequential pre-fetch performance was not one of its finest
moments. If you are seeing disconnect time of 10ms or more for your
sequential IO then restricting your work to 8 stripes may not be the best
thing for your workload. A larger number of stripes and corresponding BUFNO
You say you would process JCT and SCT control blocks, but (a), it's a
last step in the job solution, and (b), what would you do with this
captured information? You claim that you don't want to write an I am done
file, so how does this help? What would you do with it that I am not
understanding?
I did a 1.7, monoplex z890 to z9 BC and it was rather painless, once you
get the z9 maintenance applied and the HCD generated for the z9. The CE
can save your LPAR and IOCDS information (at least with the z890). Making
sure the re-gen doesn't change the chp to new pchp arrangement too much-or
Thought I'd re-post here too...
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Below is my problem I am having
Just been hit with this one..thought it was
Binyamin Dissen wrote:
Why should there be an SSRB? The code running in SRB mode is active at the
time the SLIP(IF) hit.
Unlike a TCB, there is no control block to represent an SRB while it
runs. An SSRB has to be created (acquired from an ESQA cell pool) every
time the SRB waits.
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Stan Weyman wrote:
Hi there,
At one time I had a cheat sheet holding the control blocks, their offsets
from other control blocks, fields and offsets to help when traversing through
IPCS. I've searched and can't seem to find it again.
Does anyone have a text, PDF or whatever file that
Hi Ed,
My thanks for the pointers to the Data Areas manuals. I have those
here already. They are good when you know the block you are looking
for. I'm more interested in the relationship between the blocks
starting, obviously, at the PSA. I had a short document that told me
what
Hi
z/OS 1.8 and 1.9 , currently no FICON and we have only the HMC console.
We would like to use the same CHPID as we had in z/800 ,and dump the
IOCDS and OSA config in z800 and load in z9
Myers, Edouard (OCTO) wrote:
What Level of z/OS are you running? Are you already using FICON for
Mani: you can check the following from IBM website:
http://www-03.ibm.com/certify/mastery_tests/ovrZ01.shtml
http://www-03.ibm.com/certify/certs/21002102.shtml
Regards,
Mirtha.
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Hi
Do I need to generate a HCD for z9 or can I copy old to the new CPU ?
Jack Kelly wrote:
I did a 1.7, monoplex z890 to z9 BC and it was rather painless, once you
get the z9 maintenance applied and the HCD generated for the z9. The CE
can save your LPAR and IOCDS information (at least with
On Tue, 8 Apr 2008 10:31:31 -0400 WEYMAN, STANLEY J. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
: My thanks for the pointers to the Data Areas manuals. I have those
:here already. They are good when you know the block you are looking
:for. I'm more interested in the relationship between the blocks
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Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2008 9:32 AM
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Subject: Re: z/OS-MVS Control Block Layout - Offsets
Hi Ed,
My thanks for the pointers to
If you are not changing any devices then you can work with the one you
have. However to take advantage of the new console on the OSAC you will
have to generate a new one. Depending on your level of HCD you might
have so send a copy of you HCD to IBM and they will generate what you
need on the z9,
In a message dated 4/8/2008 9:32:53 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm more interested in the relationship between the blocks
starting, obviously, at the PSA. I had a short document that told me
what blocks were tagged off of what other blocks to help in running the
On Tue, 8 Apr 2008 08:32:49 -0500 Tom Harper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:In every dump I've seen, all SRBs are present in the form of SSRBs. Why
:this is the case I'm not one hundred per cent certain. But it works for
:me. Perhaps it is because when the SLIP occurs, the SRB is suspended.
Well, I
I believe it. I misspoke on the data areas not having most of the
information needed to run the chain. I just had a document that had it
laid out for me a fashion a bit easier to work with than running through
the data areas manuals. It's my own fault for having next to no
organizational
Yup, am going through the discussion from last year now. Thanks for
the response...
Regards,
Stan
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On 8 Apr 2008 07:18:26 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Logan)
wrote:
If you are willing to write an I am done file, you can easily enough do
something like have it download its own JES log somewhere as a last FTP
step. It would write it back to (presumably) the submitting system, and it
would
Hi All, I am looking for the book that specifies what FCB's IBM provides. I
need a 4248 FCB that is for forms 11w x 8.5 length, 8lpi. Would anyone know if
IBM supplies one like this and what name it is? Other than that I guess I may
learn to build one.
Thanks Matt
Binyamin,
Yep. Are you certain that there is actually something in the linkage
stack or is the linkage stack empty? Can you at least find the SSRB?
Note that they are not listed down with the TCBs and their linkage
stacks, but towards the top of the SUMMARY FORMAT listing.
Tom Harper
IMS
snip
Do I need to generate a HCD for z9 or can I copy old to the new CPU ?
snip
The model will be different and pchp mapping will be different and maybe
the CSS, hence you'll probably need a new one.
Jack Kelly
202-502-2390 (Office)
.snip
Do I need to generate a HCD for z9 or can I copy old to the new CPU ?
.snip
The model will be different and pchp mapping will be different and maybe
the CSS, hence you'll probably need a new one.
Jack Kelly
202-502-2390 (Office)
Miklos Szigetvari wrote:
Anything special to migrate from z/800 to z9 ?
(We are a small dev. shop, we would like to keep the IO and OSA config )
Starting with z990/z890, there is no longer basic mode and the I/O
configuration changes drastically. You now have the CSS layer and must
On Tue, 8 Apr 2008 10:31:31 -0400, WEYMAN, STANLEY J. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ed,
My thanks for the pointers to the Data Areas manuals. I have those
here already. They are good when you know the block you are looking
for. I'm more interested in the relationship between the blocks
As other have written, writing something to walk the JCT/SCT chain will do as
you ask. Run the program as the last step in the job and you can do with the
information as you wish.
I did something like this at a client location a few years ago. The program
was called RCWALKER and could
Edward Jaffe wrote:
Miklos Szigetvari wrote:
Anything special to migrate from z/800 to z9 ?
(We are a small dev. shop, we would like to keep the IO and OSA config )
Starting with z990/z890, there is no longer basic mode and the I/O
configuration changes drastically. You now have the CSS
snip
Hi there,
At one time I had a cheat sheet holding the control blocks, their offsets
from other control blocks, fields and offsets to help when traversing through
IPCS. I've searched and can't seem to find it again.
Does anyone have a text,
--snip
Hi All, I am looking for the book that specifies what FCB's IBM provides. I need a 4248 FCB that is for forms 11w x 8.5 length, 8lpi. Would anyone know if IBM supplies one like this and what name it is? Other than that I guess I may learn to build
David,
file, so how does this help? What would you do with it that I am not
understanding?
Hmmm. yes... confusing... :)
What I don't want is an additional STEP after every STEP in my Job.
So for example:
STEP01: IEBCOPY
STEP02: MYTOOL -- writes STEP01 returned CC=0
STEP03: IEBCOPY
STEP04:
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snip
Do I need to generate a HCD for z9 or can I copy old to the
new
Once the CE downloads your new IOCDS the new z9 he will perform a power
on reset. You will then have to update the new image profiles with the
configurations that you want i.e storage, number of CP's etc
Edouard A. Myers
Acting Manager of Technical Services
Office of the Chief Technology
The IBM Installation team should supply you with a config file of your
new machine. You use this along with your IOCDS and use the CHPID
mapping tool to come up with the final configuration. This can be done
by you or IBM.
Edouard A. Myers
Acting Manager of Technical Services
Office of the
--snip
Hi All, I am looking for the book that specifies what FCB's IBM
provides. I need a 4248 FCB that is for forms 11w x 8.5 length, 8lpi.
Would anyone know if IBM supplies one like this and what name it is?
Other than that I guess I may learn to build
Hi:
My current client needs an upgrade from DB2 v7 to DB2 v8, and soon. Having not
done one before, I am not sure if it's just another SMP/E install with all the
attendant PARMLIB, PROCLIB, PPT, etc. updates that can be handled following a
documented installation process or if it's something
What kind of hardware? Some modern DASD is already striped. More, a
'volume' is just a logical construct that often spans physical volumes.
If you are looking for performance, half track blocking (BLKSIZE=0) and
lots of buffers has worked really, really well for me.
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On Tue, 8 Apr 2008 10:08:29 -0500, Rick Fochtman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In RACF sorts, the generic names usually follow the more specific names.
RACF treats the '' as x'FE' and the '*' as x'FF' for sorting purposes.
You might try the same; a simple translate on each name will set it up
and you
Mike,
It is more than just SMPE. You have to run the DB2 processes to complete the
upgrade. I have not installed DB2 in a few years. But there are some
customization clists you need to run which will work on your DB2 Catalogs and
Tables. You can do the update so long as you script the
On Tue, 8 Apr 2008 10:04:08 -0500, Mark Zelden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 8 Apr 2008 10:31:31 -0400, WEYMAN, STANLEY J. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi Ed,
My thanks for the pointers to the Data Areas manuals. I have those
here already. They are good when you know the block you are
On Tue, 8 Apr 2008 12:26:13 -0400, Rob Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stan,
IMI Computing produced an A2 sheet that mapped most of the important
MVS/XA control blocks - I still have mine - and my wife still reminds me of
the time I tried to persuade her that we could have a quilt cover custom
snip
You will then have to update the new image profiles
snip
coming from a z890, the ce can copy the profiles to the z9
Jack Kelly
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The weekly IBM announcement letters are out. One that
caught my eye:
IBM System Services Runtime Environment for z/OS V1.1
From the description it looks like it might be a
non-WebSphere version of Apache / Tomcat for z/OS.
(Wouldn't that be a kick?) It's a no charge item,
but requires z/OS 1.9.
(I believe this was a major factor in the demise of COBOL;
I just cannot resist responding to this (sorry I am so late, I was out of the
office for 2 weeks).
I work on the IBM COBOL compiler, and if you could see the amount of interest,
the number of compiler licenses, the sheer number of COBOL
On Tue, 8 Apr 2008 16:33:56 +0200, Miklos Szigetvari wrote:
z/OS 1.8 and 1.9 , currently no FICON and we have only the HMC console.
We would like to use the same CHPID as we had in z/800 ,and dump the
IOCDS and OSA config in z800 and load in z9
That won't work. You're converting to PCHIDs.
---snip
Roughly right, Rick. He doesn't really care about (for which RACF uses
x'FA' in the general case).
For % we use often use x'FB' and for * we often use x'FC'. There are some
subtle fine points that can change those values a little, but he
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COBOL is the Language of the Future!
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PL/1 is the UnCOBOL :-)
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On Tue, 8 Apr 2008 13:04:04 -0500, Rick Fochtman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apologies for my inaccuracies. The last time I even LOOKED at this was
RACF 1.4, so it's been a while. Forgive me for my confusion in the
details. But I think the general idea will be helpful to the OP.
I certainly agree
Funny thing - I was just writing about COBOL yesterday:
Is COBOL like Oil?
: http://www.cicsworld.com/node/559
Thanks
Corneel Booysen.
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(I believe this was a major factor in the demise of COBOL;
I just
Hi Steve,
I had the same thought when I read that IBM announcement letter. When I
read the IBM announcement letter: 208-076, that product IBM System
Services Runtime Environment for z/OS seems to fit. We don't have that IBM
TPC for z/OS product.
Glenn Miller
We have gone through the conversion. Half the work is done by the Systems
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Seems like a strange action of the e-mail program (Binyamin's?), putting the
Message-ID concatenated to the Subject field in the reply.
Gunnar
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Grace Hopper would be proud...!
Charles S. Kammer
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(I believe this was a major
On Tue, 8 Apr 2008 11:50:01 -0600, Steve Comstock [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The weekly IBM announcement letters are out. One that
caught my eye:
IBM System Services Runtime Environment for z/OS V1.1
From the description it looks like it might be a
non-WebSphere version of Apache / Tomcat for
HELP
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The left side of the picture does indeed say OS/VS2 Debugging Handbook
Volume 1.
Yes, I still have my copy of MVS/System Product V2.2.0 - LC28-1164-5
Does this mean that things like ServerPac dialogs are going the way of
the web?
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Steve Comstock
The weekly IBM announcement letters are out. One that caught my eye:
IBM System Services Runtime Environment for z/OS V1.1
From the description it looks like
Walt Farrell wrote:
On Tue, 8 Apr 2008 11:50:01 -0600, Steve Comstock [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The weekly IBM announcement letters are out. One that
caught my eye:
IBM System Services Runtime Environment for z/OS V1.1
From the description it looks like it might be a
non-WebSphere version of
Gunnar Opheim wrote:
Seems like a strange action of the e-mail program (Binyamin's?), putting the
Message-ID concatenated to the Subject field in the reply.
Gunnar
Physician heal thyself. Check out the subject in your own post.
;-)
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On Tue, 8 Apr 2008 09:51:28 -0500 Tom Harper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:Yep. Are you certain that there is actually something in the linkage
:stack or is the linkage stack empty? Can you at least find the SSRB?
:Note that they are not listed down with the TCBs and their linkage
:stacks, but
Anyone else having problems accessing the IBMLINK/VM/Classic version. I
receive the following message when I select IBMLINK on the Product
Selection Screen:
Product selected is temporarily unavailable. Please try again later.
I called the IBMLINK Help Desk: 1-800-543-3912 . I'm waiting for
PL/1 is the UnCOBOL
When I was a UofW student in the mid-1970's, they offered a PL/I course, but
(for some reason) it was a non-credit course for Math/CS students.
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Your IBM reps should know about this and help you through it. We missed
portions of this and it was a mess. Make sure you collect and apply all the
PSP maintenance too. That will allow you to import the converted IODF/IOCDS
without problems.
IBM has a whole series of guides for upgrades of
COBOL is more alive today than it was 10 years ago! Demise indeed...
Having recently been downsized from a COBOL shop, I agree.
Some of them can create COBOL code to do things faster than I can do it in SAS.
And, I have been doing SAS for almost 30 years.
Long live COBOL (or for Galactica fans
I have heard it called Systems Assurance. We go through each detail from crypto
flavor to ESCON port. Includes details down to the type of connectors needed
for each ESCON cable.
It's not 100%. We tripped up on a gigabit cable mismatch once, for example.
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Hal said:
I have heard it called Systems Assurance. We go through each detail from
crypto flavor to ESCON port. Includes details down to the type of
connectors needed for each ESCON cable.
That's what it's been forever, but my latest one, on a DS8100, it was
called a Solution Assurance.
Curious (and a bit disturbing) to hear folks asking questions that ought
to have been addressed by the assurance process. Hopefully they are just
doing their due diligence and double checking.
We all know how infallible sales folks can be ;-)
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At 4 Apr 2008 16:04:02 GMT, concerning Identifying datasets in POOL
with Dcollect, Lizette Koehler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote (to IBM-
Main):
I am working on an issue where sometime between 11pm and 3am one of my
SMS Pools goes from 80% used upto 97% used. I added in 4 more volumes
and it is
The web interface returns:
We are sorry. There are no ibm.com accounts associated with the IBM ID
and/or password entered below. Please try again.
This when attempting to log in using the same id I've been using for longer
than I can remember.
- Don Imbriale
Anyone else having problems
Glenn Miller wrote:
Anyone else having problems accessing the IBMLINK/VM/Classic version. I
receive the following message when I select IBMLINK on the Product
Selection Screen:
I've been logged on since last Thursday and it's still responsive ...
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With TRUNC(STD), I put my money on the SYSLIT AT +4 being a binary
fullword with 10**8 since the ST into MYDATA is storing the remainder of
the divide.
With TRUNC(BIN), this is consistent w/the behaviour of IBM Enterprise
COBOL for z/OS 3.4.1 not using any 64 bit-era instruction, e.g.
Yes, and they're all covered in the SAPR guide which you should have gotten from
your vendor (IBM team or Business Partner).
We did a z800 to z9 BC conversion late last year and the bible was:
IBM 2096 Systems Assurance Product Review (SAPR) Guide
IBM System z9 Business Class
SA05-028-09
Bob
On Tue, 2008-04-08 at 15:52 -0400, Ken Porowski wrote:
Does this mean that things like ServerPac dialogs are going the way of
the web?
Gawd I hope not.
It took about 6 years to get Link2000 to the AP region. And how many
complaints about the (web) IBMLink have there been in the last couple of
Tom,
I was also under the impression that new development on the mainframe was
few and far between.
But I ran a poll a while ago and the results was rather surprising. 28% of
responded that they are developing new applications in COBOL.
(Natural/adabas was 48%.) I was expecting a very low new
In a message dated 4/8/2008 4:33:18 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've been logged on since last Thursday and it's still responsive ...
That's pretty classic behavior of 'wrong mini disk attached'. Don't know if
it's hardware or fingerware...should find out when
On Tue, 8 Apr 2008 14:31:18 -0700, Edward Jaffe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
I've been logged on since last Thursday and it's still responsive ...
...
Don't log off, then. A while ago I was stuck trying to get in.
Now I get
Product selected is temporarily unavailable. Please try again
On Tue, 8 Apr 2008 13:25:14 -0500, McKown, John wrote:
77 MYDATA PIC S9(8) BINARY.
..
ADD +1 TO MYDATA
In my own code, a simple:
L 6,MYDATA
A 6,PLUS1
ST 6,MYDATA
suffices.
John,
When you get your nice new z10 you will be able to simplify it even
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