At 14:46 -0500 on 05/22/2008, William H. Blair wrote about Re:
80-Column Minds (Was: SMP/E question):
But I was surprised and pleased to find that it just
worked in JES2 (at least by the time we got around to
using MVS 3.8). So as far as I know, this was never a
problem or restriction in JES2 (
this is no joke - we had an govt-approved audit program that attempted to
check for 'user-id as password' by attempting to login as that user with
his/her userid as password (and noting where the login was successful) -
reasonable - right? - WELL - someone decided to run this program twice in
the
IBM has enhanced the XML Toolkit for z/OS so that certain workloads will
now use the XML System Services for z/OS. This enhancement means that the
XML Toolkit can now exploit zAAPs, offering improved performance and
reduced costs.
Many middleware products and applications use the XML Toolkit for z
TDMF will not migrate a volume containing an active Local page data set
or swap data set. It has aborted the migration and issued the following
message: TDM1112S A request for a page volume migration was rejected.
Terry Traylor
charlesSCHWAB
TIS Mainframe Storage Management
Remedy Queue: tis-
> Was this with RECFM=F or RECFM=V?
The "SYSIN" input data set was read (by the program that
was executed by the JCL submitted via the INTRDR) with a
DCB that specified RECFM=VB,LRECL=252,BLKSIZE=256. It
used the LOCATE form of the GET macro, so it just looked
at the RDW to see how long a recor
At 5/24/2008 12:16 AM, Kenneth E Tomiak wrote:
Just because David would JES2 to handle scheduling does not mean
implementing it would be easy. Laying out how he would like the
interface is but the tip of the iceberg.
As indicated in my post, I've had experience as a JES2 programmer
(about two
Thanks Sam! You're response was immensely better than mine would have been.
Dave
At 5/23/2008 10:11 PM, Knutson, Sam wrote:
OTOH IBM-MAIN is a great place to brain storm and refine a
requirement before submitting it to IBM as a marketing request or
through SHARE. A unique audience of customer
At 5/23/2008 05:58 PM, Shane wrote:
On Fri, 2008-05-23 at 10:27 -0700, Edward Jaffe wrote:
Actually, JES3 *is* available as a free alternative in Dave's new
development "home".
Define "free" - it may not cost any more (presuming Daves new "home" is
Dallas), but the effort might not be insigni
>You would want to PAGEDEL before using TDMF to swap the volume to another
>device address.
Why?
We never did.
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Chris,
Thanks for this. I had made it as far as the USS messages and codes but
having only book mgr and PDF versions available online I searched for
ages for various combinations of the reason and return codes.
When I get back to the office I'll print a copy - I think I would have
found the answe
You would want to PAGEDEL before using TDMF to swap the volume to
another device address.
Terry Traylor
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TIS Mainframe Storage Management
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Sorry, I didn't know it was extra. Thank you
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Gerhard
> I haven't been involved in this since retirement, but can't help wondering
why this near universal interest in USS. When VTAM first appeared in my
installations, we used a network solicitor. It goes through a normal BIND
process, so a query was available, it allowed me to ignore mixed
The following message is a courtesy copy of an article
that has been posted to bit.listserv.ibm-main,alt.folklore.computers as well.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Phil Smith III) writes:
> That would be the problem today; back in 1989 when SABRE (to the best
> of my knowledge) was the main airline reservati
On Thu, 22 May 2008 14:46:23 -0500, William H. Blair wrote:
>> Speaking of "80-column", when did JES2 overcome the
>> fixed 80 restriction on SYSIN data sets?
>
>The short version: (1) Long ago for LRECL up to 254.
>(2) z/OS 1.7 for LRECL up to 32K. The long version:
>
>We had an application that
>If I read the bit about PAGEDEL correctly it occurs to me the ESQA issue is
>minimised if the data set to be removed is empty (or almost so) at the
time the PAGEDEL is issued. It strikes me one wouldn't typically remove a data
set at a busy time. So I'm wondering if this is a big deal.
I'm not
"Vernooy, C.P. - SPLXM" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I think the problem is (and was then) that the folks wanting to make an
>reservation switch to another airline that could sell them a ticket.
That would be the problem today; back in 1989 when SABRE (to the best of my
knowledge) was the main air
Pat
>>> Pat: LUname is almost one of them. The key for substitution
is "@@LUNAME". Too bad they insert the ACB name instead.
>> Chris: What's the problem with the "ACB name"?
> Pat: I got that same response at SHARE when I complained to a couple of
the TCP/IP designers at SHARE once. I
If I read the bit about PAGEDEL correctly it occurs to me the ESQA issue
is minimised if the data set to be removed is empty (or almost so) at the
time the PAGEDEL is issued. It strikes me one wouldn't typically remove a
data set at a busy time. So I'm wondering if this is a big deal.
Or is thi
Pat
There are a few misunderstandings to clear up here - and some more
explanations. For complicated reasons[1] I operate from the archives rather
than e-mails. In order to try to reduce ambiguities I'm going to have to be
more adventurous over quoting the text upon which I am commenting.
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>
I hope your being faceteous (not sure if thats spelled right). He'll just
apply at IBM for a job, and then tell them he's going to become the
head of JES2!!
I liked Sam Knudson's response yesterday, I think on this topic, where
someone made the reply that they should go to IBM with their
co
Gibney, Dave wrote:
JES2 or JES3 or both are choices when installing z/OS. No price
differential.
Like many components installed with ServerPac, JES3 is an
optionally-priced feature of z/OS. It is activated via IFAPRDxx in parmlib.
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Edward E Jaffe
Phoenix Software International, Inc
520
JES2 or JES3 or both are choices when installing z/OS. No price
differential.
And I'm sure Mr. Cole does well enough enhancing and selling XDC to
believe he doesn't need a job with IBM.
On the other hand, the JES2 folks have been know to add function (exit
loader as a recent example) and some way
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