Hi
I have to compare two HFS files, how can I do?
Does anyone Know an utility to do it?
thanks
Federica
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Hi
Thank you, working in this way .
DanD wrote:
My archives (from over 15 years ago) have an IFASMFDP USER2 exit routine
that has the following comments...
ON ENTRY : R1 - 3 WORD PARAMETER LIST
WORD 1 - ADDRESS OF 3 USER FULLWORDS
WORD 2 - ADDRESS OF THE SMF RECORD
Federica,
for text files, i.e. more or less human readable, /bin/diff can be used.
This program results in a description on what to change in the one file in
order to get same content as in the other file and vice versa. For
arbitrary files, especially with binary contents like load libraries
I finally got around to writing a test program which ujses
RDWInputRecordStream. The data returned does not include the RDW itself.
This is, for me, unfortunate, because the SMF record DSECTs that I'm using
include the RDW. Thankfully, there is a read which allows me to read the
data with an
Joel,
Thanks for the info. I noticed in the syslog that INTERVAL MIGRATION is
started. When INTERVAL MIGRATION is running (in this case for TMM VOLS) would
it prevent a ML2 recall of a dsn to the same TMM VOLS?
--- On Thu, 11/26/09, Joel C. Ewing jcew...@acm.org wrote:
From: Joel C. Ewing
On Thu, 19 Nov 2009 17:25:19 -0600, Kirk Wolf k...@dovetail.com wrote:
Please, not again. haven't we many times hashed over why Java is
not in practice interpreted.
For most things, its performance is not that far from C. When
Java is slow, its almost always due to poor design (and
Hi,
I would like to issue the ‘V SMS,VOL(xxx),Disable,new’ command, or an
equivalent, in batch.
The job would issue the command, then run a defrag step, and then issue another
command to enable the volume.
Is this possible?
Using the COMMAND JCL statement won’t work, because the command
try this:
//CMD EXEC PGM=IEBGENER
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSINDD DUMMY
//SYSUT2 DD SYSOUT=(A,INTRDR)
//SYSUT1 DD DATA,DLM=XX
/*$VS,'cmd'
XX
regards Juergen
Thanks
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Subject: Re: How do I issue Vary SMS commands in batch
try this:
//CMD EXEC PGM=IEBGENER
the command diff -r is your friend:
diff -r /u/source
Federica,
the command diff -r is your friend:
diff -r /u/sourcedir /u/targetdir
Appending ' /u/results.txt' to the above command you can direct the output of
diff to
a file for further reference.
HTH.
Walter Marguccio
z/OS
On Thu, 26 Nov 2009 14:52:25 +0200 ??? ?? ??? gad...@malam.com wrote:
:I would like to issue the V SMS,VOL(xxx),Disable,new command, or an
equivalent, in batch.
:The job would issue the command, then run a defrag step, and then issue
another command to enable the volume.
:Is this possible?
Gadi,
You could use a scheduling package to submit the first job that would do the
vary, then submit a second job to do the defrag, then have it issue a last
job to do the last vary.
Or you could write a REXX that runs in batch that does all this and does
condition code checking.
Or you could
On Thu, 2009-11-26 at 06:48 -0600, Roger Bowler wrote:
I don't know if it's undeserved or not, but Java on z does have a reputation
for being a resource hog. I just ran the hello world sample program on a z10
: it took 6 seconds elapsed time and required a region size of 96M (yes,
that's 96
I've thought about that - will I keep reading IBM-Main after I retire. I
know there are a few that do. Some offer good suggestions, and then there
are some that offer really out of date advice. I don't want to be one of
those. I guess when that time comes, I'll figure it out.
Eric
OK, I'll bite.
What component / product uses S?
As other appends have mentioned, it was never A-J, it was, and is,
A-I.
Certainly there are protocols, such as ENQ names, where SYS has a
special meaning. And there are certain protocols where for industry
standards names outside the normal
Acrually I have to compare two ROOT FILE SYSTEM
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Acrually I have to compare two ROOT FILE SYSTEM
Federica,
if both systems where each ROOT file are active (which means both ROOTs
are mounted) then it is not possible to mount one of the ROOT on one
Hi All,
We are trying to install the WAS product on zOS, during SMPE receive step
got failed with following error code message in SMPOUT COPYOUT
*SMPOUT*
GIM35101E ** SYSMOD HBMZ700 FAILED BECAUSE OF AN ERROR THAT OCCURRED WHILE
LOADDING SMPTLIB DATA SETS. THE RETURN CODE FROM THE COPY
This is like saying here's my first program written for CICS in
COBOL. How long does it take and how many resources are consumed to
start CICS and run it? (and BTW, I don't know much about CICS and I
haven't bothered to tune it)
Granted, there is a bit of work starting up a Java JVM on z/OS,
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 7:21 AM, Shane ibm-m...@tpg.com.au wrote:
Hmmm - my opinions of write once, run nowhere java is probably well
known.
Despite Kirks protestations, most of the java I see seems to have been
written by people who have their programming grounding (for want of a
better
I am out of the office until 28/11/2009.
I will intermittently have access to Email which is preferable. I may be
able to answer my Mobile 021 464 864 if the matter is urgent.
For technical assistance with AirNZ or Telstraclear contact Tony Brown. For
technical assistance with Westpac NZ or NWM
SMOP:
int len = rdwInputStream.read(recbuf, 4);
int rdw = (len+4)16;
ByteUtil.putInt(rdw, recbuf, 0);
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 5:48 AM, John McKown joa...@swbell.net wrote:
I finally got around to writing a test program which ujses
RDWInputRecordStream. The data returned does not include the
Thanks Walter
Your suggestion is good
I have mounted the ROOT of my LPAR inactive in the service mount point and I'm
comparing two ROOT
Federica
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Inviato: giovedì 26
On Thu, 26 Nov 2009 08:12:28 -0500, Lizette Koehler wrote:
You could use a scheduling package to submit the first job that would do the
vary, then submit a second job to do the defrag, then have it issue a last
job to do the last vary.
Why three jobs? Couldn't the first vary and the defrag be
Anyone know of a tool that will analyze ZFS and HFS mount points?
I need something that can combine the mount points from several systems to
make sure that they are all accounted for in the base 'root' system before
it is distributed to the other systems. I'm on z/os 1.9 (mostly).
TIA,
Larry
I would issue the commands using TSO Console command and get the response to
see if the command was executed with no problem. Entering the command is one
thing, and ensuring that the command did what you wanted is another
thing. Rexx / Clist are best platforms for doing this.
Regards,
ITschak
On
On Thu, 2009-11-26 at 09:13 -0600, Kirk Wolf wrote:
SMOP:
int len = rdwInputStream.read(recbuf, 4);
int rdw = (len+4)16;
ByteUtil.putInt(rdw, recbuf, 0);
Yes, that will do it. I posted another error/problem on the JZOS forum.
My SMF data on the PC is VBS and is still segmented. FTP
Hi Ram,
Get into SMP/e Option 1 admin panel. Select GLOBAL zone, from there
select utility. Find IEBCOPY entry and fill the parameter field -
PARM='WORK=4M'
The above change would add the work space parameter for PDSE
processing (the one given below) during SMP/e receive process and
hopefully
I've seen plenty of awful Java. But by far, VB.NET takes the cake due to
India's 3-week course .NET factories. I've found several *major* exploits
in some core business software and the dynamics of it all... leaves an
imprint of my palm in my forehead.
Scott
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 7:01 AM,
Shane wrote:
Hmmm - my opinions of write once, run nowhere java is probably well
known.
I thought it was write once, debug everywhere?
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Hi all,
I try to delete the expired dataset HSM provides a patch byte that enable
users to override the requirement that an sms-managed dataset have a backup
copy before it is expired. anyone knows how to set the patch byte for HSM
thanks and regards
Hi all,
I try to delete the expired dataset HSM provides a patch byte that enable
users to override the requirement that an sms-managed dataset have a
backup
copy before it is expired. anyone knows how to set the patch byte for HSM
thanks and regards
Did you mean :
PATCH .MCVT.+431
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