Paul,
Did you my earlier response? Extended format Sequential datasets
(DSORG=PS-E) can be accessed by QSAM and BSAM access methods.
ADRDSSU does not use BSAM or QSAM. It uses EXCP.
That's it.
Ron
Paul,
It is not the DSORG that has to support Extended Format, it is the ACCESS
METHOD. The
Rick Fochtman wrote:
Dear God, how I wish there was a documented interface to STARTIO; I'd
like to play around with Format-1 CCW's. :-)
Format-1 CCWs have been supported by EXCP for some time. To enable their
use, simply turn on bit IOBEFMT1 in the IOB extension (mapped by IOSDIOBE).
While
Oh, I missed your reply since I used the full subject search...
Now, I've used Strobe to perform some testings and it matches what you've
said:
1. ADRDSSU DUMP uses EXCP so I can only use DSNTYPE=LARGE
2. ICEGENER (DFSORT) uses (auto detects) EXCP for non-EF datasets and
BSAM for EF datasets
3.
Paul,
Mou man tai. My spellchecker changed the heading in my earlier post.
Ron
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On Thu, 12 Jun 2008 01:14:26 -0700, Ron Hawkins
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Paul,
Mou man tai. My spellchecker changed the heading in my earlier post.
Ron
Mou man tai ---You know Cantonese??! (thanks for your reply)
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Paul,
Mou man tai. My spellchecker changed the heading in my earlier post.
Ron
Mou man tai - You know Cantonese??! (Thanks for your reply)
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On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 21:39:58 -0600, David Logan
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That's what I was afraid of. Thanks.
Don't be; there's no need to ;-)
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In a message dated 6/11/2008 7:27:53 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wish there was a documented interface to STARTIO; I'd
like to play around with Format-1 CCW's. :-)
In AUG 1987 there were two sessions by two different presenters (I was one
of them) at SHARE
Hello list,
I have some data set's vsam not catalogued and are lost on the disks,
tried to delete them and I am not able, used the IDCAMS VVR and NVR and
I am getting the following messages:
DELETE SFRPD.A2S11002.CD0RJI0R +
VVR FILE(VVDSD1)
IDC3014I CATALOG ERROR
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And in case it is not obvious, this also means you need to allocate
new / empty target and distribution libraries. ...
You also need to add the DDDEFs with library names / path
names. ...
Mark
I now believe that it must be a client or end-user network problem.
Some people using SSL stay connected for 1 hour (TSO time-out - S522), and
others time-out at 10-15 mins (terminal error - S622). What's confusing is
that I had them check their version of PComm and each is using the same
Perhaps DEFINE ... RECATALOG followed by DELETE!?
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 5:23 AM, HELIO [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello list,
I have some data set's vsam not catalogued and are lost on the disks, tried
to delete them and I am not able, used the IDCAMS VVR and NVR and I am
getting the
No, you can't but you can write a table user defined function which will
allow DB2 to present this data as a DB2 table. This approach requires a
program to be written but saves the trouble of loading data into a table and
keeping it up to date.
Hope this helps
On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 16:58:26
Is it possible that there is a problem with:
1. the home directory in your OMVS profile OR
2. the shell program defined in your OMVS profile?
Bill
On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 14:54:41 -0700, Smith, Sean M
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I sent this to the IBM-UNIX listserv as well but thought us regular
users
- just this week one of my guys tested a UDF (which I'd never heard
of) to make a customers life (supposedly) easier.
Service unit consumption was *in excess* of an order of magnitude higher.
The idea was quickly abandoned.
Shane ...
(caveat - I can't even spell DB2)
Quoting Mohammad Khan:
David,
What utility would you recommend to read the file to generate a readable
format? If you have an example.. that would be a Great.
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As I mentioned in the past, a friend is losing his job (and looking for the
next one) because the company he works for is sending all systems
programmer, operations and scheduling, as well as a lot of other
non-mainframe, positions, to a firm in India.
Well, this past week he had to sit down and
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- just this week one of my guys tested a UDF (which I'd
never heard
of) to make a customers life (supposedly) easier.
Service unit consumption was *in excess* of an order of
magnitude higher.
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For 3270 emulation, BlueZone is the way to go. For an older MAC we use
BlueZone
If you want to read the file, then a simple solution is to coble together
something in SAS to read the MCDS and then write the report. There are
samples of this floating around the web somewhere.
Gary Green
I can use all the help I can get with my fight against cancer!
Please support my
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As I mentioned in the past, a friend is losing his job (and
looking for the next one) because the company he works for is
sending all systems programmer, operations and scheduling, as
well as a lot of
Quoting Chase, John :
OPEN and CLOSE inside the loop? Been known to happen.
Nope.
Looks like setup/teardown cost.
LE ...
XPLINK ...
(maybe) UDF ... is IBM ever going to learn ???
Inline SQL made it all go away.
Shane ...
You might try ISMF, Option 11, Enhanced ACS Management, option #5 SMS Report
generation, Options 4,5 and 6 use the dcollect file as input. Submit and go to
lunch. Seems to take awhile.
or as Gary suggests, write a SAS program to read and report.
From: Arturo
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Is it possible that the version of OEDIT in your SYSPROC/SYSEXEC
concatenation is out of date? When you invoke /bin/oedit from the shell,
it invokes OEDIT under ISPF using the -u parm to specify the OMVS uid in
use. Maybe that parm isn't being parsed correctly and so is being
treated as the
On Thu, 12 Jun 2008 09:55:59 -0400 Gary Green [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
:As I mentioned in the past, a friend is losing his job (and looking for the
:next one) because the company he works for is sending all systems
:programmer, operations and scheduling, as well as a lot of other
:non-mainframe,
so he installed an operating system that isn't even out yet, good one, and
then he had no clue about the widely known SMF exits.
Hey, I know the answer, maybe he's a USS expert instead (Unix System
Services), I didn't see that mentioned.
I am curious however, exactly what it is that the
In a message dated 6/12/2008 9:39:09 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
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I am curious however, exactly what it is that the supposed senior systems
outsource person knows, and exactly what has he done before, obviously it
isn't much.
I wonder if he even knows how to
You're all sure to meet him as soon as he discovers IBM-MAIN. You'll know him
immediately after only reading the first line of his post. (-:
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Sent: 12. kesäkuuta 2008 17:39
To:
snip
maybe he read a book and declared himself an expert.
/snip
You can do that? I just have been giving myself random
titles. Maybe we can use his time travel abilities to ask
him about the pitfalls of a z/OS 1.10 install.
PS. Sorry for the added noise on the list.
Fletch
Director of
Is it possible that the version of OEDIT in your SYSPROC/SYSEXEC
concatenation is out of date? When you invoke /bin/oedit from the
shell, it invokes OEDIT under ISPF using the -u parm to specify the
OMVS uid in use. Maybe that parm isn't being parsed correctly and
so is being treated as the
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You're all sure to meet him as soon as he
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You're all sure to meet him as soon as he discovers IBM-MAIN.
You'll know him immediately after only
It seems that more and more, systems programmers either find some
old-timer to mentor them or they have to shoehorn themselves into
positions to learn their jobs on their own.
Companies don't want to train them. Same thing with CoBOL or PL/I
programmers.
Actually, this is part of
Gerhard Postpischil wrote:
Mark Wilson wrote:
what 3270 software do you use to connect to your mainframes?
BlueZone from seagullsoftware.com for serious work (supports graphics,
3290 partitions, and a few other fancies). Inexpensive for the provided
features and support.
Vista from Tom
This is really scary, not only because of the lack of skills, but IMHO
because of the lack of security. Besides this company obviously getting
someone who doesn't know what they are doing, they are giving away the
keys to the kingdom. Who is verifying the integrity of the employees
of the
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It seems that more and more, systems programmers
I am writing an assembler program. I have obtained the format 1 dscb for
a data set. Is there a way to tell if the PDS or PDSE is empty by using
the format 1 dscb? If not, how do you tell if a PDS or PDSE is empty?
Ray Overby
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On Thu, 12 Jun 2008 09:50:26 -0500, McKown, John
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I don't think so. The best way (IMO) is to use DESERV and the GET_ALL
function.
code
OPEN (INPUT,(INPUT))
DESERV FUNC=GET_ALL, X
AREAPTR=DIRECTORY, X
DCB=INPUT
On Thu, 12 Jun 2008 10:06:09 -0500 Ray Overby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:I am writing an assembler program. I have obtained the format 1 dscb for
:a data set. Is there a way to tell if the PDS or PDSE is empty by using
:the format 1 dscb?
Certainly not PDSE. Only relevant field for PDS is
Ray Overby of the IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
wrote on 06/12/2008 10:06:09 AM:
I am writing an assembler program. I have obtained the format 1 dscb for
a data set. Is there a way to tell if the PDS or PDSE is empty by using
the format 1 dscb? If not, how do you tell if
In a message dated 6/12/2008 10:03:08 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The only 3290's we ever had were used as consoles, so I never had
a chance to play with this. I think ISPF supported them at one time
(maybe still does).
Somebody gave us a few 3290's many moons
Sorry, but I think you are making it very wide.
Some companies really give up on hiring from inside the Country moving
the services to overseas, but people overseas are almost as skilled or
even more skilled. They are just cheaper.
As to the fact of terrorism it will always depend on what kind
Hi,
I had a co-worker who is setting up a Hipersocket connection ask if
there is any active or historical way to monitor performance?
My consideration was to look at the FTP throughput. I cannot imagine
you could saturate a Hipersocket pipe? Would the limiting factor
outside of I/O on
OK, as an add-in to this question. Suppose that the user allocates a
UNIX directory in the DD statement? As we know, BPAM is set up to allow
read-only access to a UNIX subdirectory and read the files in it as if
they were members. How, in this case, would I determine that the
directory is empty?
snip-
Oh, I missed your reply since I used the full subject search...
Now, I've used Strobe to perform some testings and it matches what you've
said:
1. ADRDSSU DUMP uses EXCP so I can only use DSNTYPE=LARGE
2. ICEGENER (DFSORT) uses (auto detects)
The following message is a courtesy copy of an article
that has been posted to bit.listserv.ibm-main as well.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Howard Brazee) writes:
It seems that more and more, systems programmers either find some
old-timer to mentor them or they have to shoehorn themselves into
positions
Sure we can:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGRCn0vwK3c
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Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2008 10:20 AM
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-snip-
Or, as Ed Jaffe suggested, you can use Format 1 CCWs with EXCP in
unauthorized code. If your code is authorized, there is a lot more you
can do by modifying DEB fields after you OPEN your DCB.
--snip---
Hello list,
I have some data set's vsam not catalogued and are lost on the disks,
tried to delete them and I am not able, used the IDCAMS VVR and NVR
and I am getting the following messages:
--more
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Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2008 10:02 AM
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Subject: 3290 partitions was Re: 3270 Software for Mac
[snip]
I am curious, is there much software that
Sam,
On the z/OS side of things, you can always look at the channel stats
for the IQD CHIPID. If you are having any performance issues it will
show up there. On the IP side you will want to make sure the MTU size
on the link matches the HCD defined size.
Brad S. Carson
Manager z/Series
In a message dated 6/12/2008 10:47:45 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sorry, but I think you are making it very wide.
I disagree, if by wide you mean exaggerating the problem.
Some companies really give up on hiring from inside the Country moving
the services to
Part of the limiting factor is the engine speed at either end. If one
of the ends is subcapacity, it will be part of the bottleneck.
Knutson, Sam wrote:
Hi,
I had a co-worker who is setting up a Hipersocket connection ask if
there is any active or historical way to monitor performance?
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snip
As to the fact of terrorism it will
UDFs are no magic bullets and can hurt as well as help. For providing SELECT
access to data outside of DB2, table UDFs provide a neat solution. As for the
costs involved, this code runs in a seperate address space (which is started
by WLM if not already there) under its own TCB thus requiring a
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And I will add that stock holders also don't care about the
long term anymore.
The same is true of governments today. No long term thinking.
They think only to the next election. Imperial Rome
Rose,
We exchanged 'offlist' about our successful testing of CSP in our Test
Lpar and I promised an update when we cutover to production.
We converted our production lpars from z/OS 1.4 to z/OS 1.8 using the
concatenation of the z/OS1.7 LE Libraries in the CSP product. Although
not
In a message dated 6/12/2008 11:16:19 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can you say cyber terrorism? [from a post by Tom Kelman at Commerce
Bank of Kansas City which is where this comment came from.]
Sorry. I missed that post. There is also management terrorism,
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Howard Brazee writes:
It seems that more and more, systems programmers either find some
old-timer to mentor them or they have to shoehorn themselves into
positions to learn their jobs on
---snip
As I mentioned in the past, a friend is losing his job (and looking for
the next one) because the company he works for is sending all systems
programmer, operations and scheduling, as well as a lot of other
non-mainframe, positions, to a
-snip-
Apparently management there does not fully comprehend all the
implications of You get what you pay for. If it's a publicly-held
firm, I think I'd want to divest..
---unsnip--
GOT THAT RIGHT!
-snip---
maybe he read a book and declared himself an expert.
---unsnip
Don't bet on it. He doesn't sound that bright! :-)
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... The main danger in using STARTIO is when you build a
channel program with real addresses that has read CCWs in it, as you can
easily overlay storage that is not yours. Write CCWs will not overlay storage,
but you will write the wrong data out to
Ray Overby wrote:
I am writing an assembler program. I have obtained the format 1 dscb
for a data set. Is there a way to tell if the PDS or PDSE is empty by
using the format 1 dscb? If not, how do you tell if a PDS or PDSE is
empty?
I'm afraid you'll have to OPEN the data set to find out.
Ed Finnell wrote:
Somebody gave us a few 3290's many moons ago but not the 3174
feature. So we ended up paying and then we needed another Meg and
then we needed the hard disk it kept going downhill. I think they were
a major contributor to TN3270 conversion. The fact that IBM held the cash
snip
I am writing an assembler program. I have obtained the format 1 dscb for
a data set. Is there a way to tell if the PDS or PDSE is empty by using
the format 1 dscb? If not, how do you tell if a PDS or PDSE is empty?
On 12 Jun 2008 09:05:03 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Thompson,
Steve) wrote:
As to the fact of terrorism it will always depend on what kind of
company one will contract. You can always suffer from terrorism from
inside also.
Terrorism is the new word virtually all governments use to label their
-Original Message-
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-snip---
maybe he read a book and declared himself an expert.
---unsnip
Don't bet on it. He doesn't
snip---
On IBM-MAIN, there seem to be very many helpful experts, but at
ibmmainframes.com there is a plethora of very inexperienced posters.
---unsnip--
At the risk of sounding very arrogant, I say let them stay
On 12 Jun 2008 09:48:12 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Richard
Peurifoy) wrote:
On the other hand, we used our 3290's and 3174's for better
than 20 years with no problems. We seem to replace PC's about
every 3 years (though that may not be required :-) ).
Certainly it isn't required when they only
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In a message dated 6/12/2008 9:39:09 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL
In a message dated 6/12/2008 11:33:02 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sorry. I missed that post. There is also management terrorism, in which
incompetent management blunder their way into eventual dissolution of a
good
company. I have worked at more than one
snip--
I don't think so. The best way (IMO) is to use DESERV and the GET_ALL
function.
code
OPEN (INPUT,(INPUT))
DESERV FUNC=GET_ALL, X
AREAPTR=DIRECTORY,
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Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2008 12:02 PM
[snip]
--unsnip--
I'm looking at this code snippet and wondering: what's the purpose of
In a message dated 6/12/2008 11:54:34 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Certainly it isn't required when they only are used as terminals.
Well the hard drives do fill up with the 'downloads' whether it's
music, videos or pictures of the gran kids
Perhaps the affected folks are traversing a different network path using
different appliances?
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Maybe you should ask the new SR Systems Programmer that just installed z/OS
1.1O
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Bates, Bill (RMV) would like to recall the message, Data set's lost.
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Maybe you should ask the new SR Systems Programmer that just installed z/OS
1.1O
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Perhaps
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Bates, Bill (RMV) would like to recall the message, Data set's lost.
This is a strange one and I just opened a PMR with IBM.
Scenario:
I have a three lpars, one at z/OS 1.9 and two at z/OS 1.7.
The 1.9 system is our sandbox area and I am starting the clone of the
test lpar to be at 1.9.
The driving system has been the sandbox 1.9, which the new master cat is
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In a message dated 6/12/2008 10:47:45 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL
I have worked for bosses that tried to use terror as a tool!
Howard Brazee [EMAIL PROTECTED] 6/12/2008 12:49 PM
Terrorism is the new word virtually all governments use to label their
enemies.
But if their tool isn't terror, then it isn't terrorism.Have you
worked for companies that used
---snip-
Real CCW addresses are also used by the documented EXCPVR interface. The
biggest problem with STARTIO is that there is no allocation, DCB, or
OPEN required. All it needs is an IOSB -- which contains pointers to the
channel program and
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This is a strange one and I just opened a PMR with IBM.
Because I'm one of them old systems programmer who has CRS.
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I hope not, since I have all the co-req maintenance on 1.7 for z/OS 1.9.
Just way too weird.
Claude
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Read up on the life and times of one Thomas J Watson... (G, D R)
Have you
worked for companies that used terror as a weapon or tool?
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I have worked for bosses that tried to use terror as a tool!
Guess we used to call it F.U.D.(fear, uncertainty, doubt), Spiral marketing,
corporate espionage, trade secrets, intellectual
--snip---
Hello list,
I have some data set's vsam not catalogued and are lost on the disks,
tried to delete them and I am not able, used the IDCAMS VVR and NVR
and I am getting the following messages:
--more
In a message dated 6/12/2008 11:42:05 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Real CCW addresses are also used by the documented EXCPVR interface.
True. And you have to get the real addresses correct with EXCPVR, or you
will hose storage on read commands.
The
biggest
On 12 Jun 2008 10:10:27 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Pinnacle)
wrote:
Actually, huge disagreement with this. The OP clearly shows that people
overseas are not as skilled (even more skilled? That's a joke). Cheaper,
sure, but you get what you pay for. Communications of the ACM (CACM) just
had
For VSAM entries check the Z/os1.9 VSAM migration. I would check the
rename job you ran for the answers. For the rest I would do a listcat on
your catalogs and I think you will find the other data sets.
If you are creating a page data set on one system for use another create
the page data set
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Subject: Re: Outsourcing dilemma or debacle, you decide...
On 12 Jun 2008 09:05:03 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In a message dated 6/12/2008 12:26:52 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The vvds entry should contain the catalog where the dataset(s) is
cataloged.
It's sort of like a mystery novel(or misery as the case may be).
-Usually start with ===LISTC ent('hlq') all
to see
So,
you really think that, if one is not north american, a US citzen, then
he/she has less skills??
I think of it as a xenophobic problem.
Actually, I realy think that, because of all the problems we have here
in Brazil, where I live (I can't comment about India, as I don't know)
such as lack
In a message dated 6/12/2008 12:30:46 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But the lesser skilled
work will be outsourced again to those who need the money enough to be
willing to work for less
Just as manufacturing jobs are migrating from one outsourced country to
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