At 8:40 PM + on 8/21/10, john gilmore wrote about Re: LARL vs
literal alignment:
Did the literal that originally gave John Baker trouble contain an
odd number of hexadecimal digits?
No relevant. If you define a X string with an odd number of hex
digits it will be right padded so the firs
Radoslaw and Steve,
>> Well, that's a good point. I remember a few years back someone posted
>> on this group that if you thought about 64-bit address spaces it's
>> really absurd:
> He was obviously wrong. 64-bit addressing does not imply full sized
> adddress space.
[Ron Hawkins]
If I remem
>can z/OS support 80 x 32 = 2560 active CPs per sysplex?
No sysplex cares how many CPs an individual system has.
If a single z/OS system can have n CPs, and if you can have m of those in
a sysplex then by definition you can have n*m CPs in a sysplex.
The n*m number is basically "content free" --
>Very funny, but again: you
cite not mine words.
They may not be your words, but they are similar in intent.
>If you want to discuss
my opinions, then don't put third persons (and unrelated to the topic) opinions.
They are NOT unrelated.
>I said: the largest sysplex is bigger than any custom
On 8/22/2010 10:49 PM, Bob Rutledge wrote:
Try
http://www-05.ibm.com/e-business/linkweb/publications/servlet/pbi.wss?CTY=US
and search for SA22-7832.
That think is half broken.. On Firefox it sends me to a page that says :
Error 404: SRVE0190E: File not found: /
Probably because of some coo
For future reference, you do not need to empty a pack to expand the VTOC. You
only need to identify a contiguous block of tracks large enough to hold the new
size.
If you are able to obtain a list of the datasets that affected by this action,
such as by the LIST command already suggested, what
W dniu 2010-08-22 00:01, Steve Comstock pisze:
[...]
Well, that's a good point. I remember a few years back someone
posted on this group that if you thought about 64-bit address
spaces it's really absurd:
I don't want to be responsible for someone's else opinions!
1. The system could not suppo
Rick Fochtman wrote:
Could one of you fine ladies or gentlemen kindly download the PF of the
latest Principles of Operations and E-Mail it to me as an attachment?
(I'd also accept BookManager format, but I'm told that it's not available.)
I am having no end of difficulty in getting any sort of
Could one of you fine ladies or gentlemen kindly download the PF of the
latest Principles of Operations and E-Mail it to me as an attachment?
(I'd also accept BookManager format, but I'm told that it's not available.)
I am having no end of difficulty in getting any sort of access to that
page.
t...@harminc.net (Tony Harminc) writes:
> The largest salesman's bonus in IBM history?
there was story they told when I was at boeing ... about when the first
360s were announced ... boeing had studied the announcement and walked
in to the salesman and placed a really big order ... the salesman ha
Hi,
Registration is now open for the UK 2010 GSE Conference.
The invitation can be found at:
http://www.gse.org.uk/tyc/Email01.html
This is the largest UK GSE conference in our history and will boast 13
stream on the Tuesday and a whopping 14 streams on the Wednesday.
Look forward to seeing so
hi ,
is there any a content map for all of this Xephon magazines?
On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 4:24 PM, Sam Golob wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> CBT Tape File 830 contains 926 articles (with their code, as an EBCDIC
> pds) from Xephon's MVS Update magazines, ranging from July 1987 thru
> December 1996. Th
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