Hi Mark,
we had this happenadded more spool space than could be supportedhad
some interesting effects until we changed the relevent values, and here is
what IBM said:
Hello -
Hi there,
I have an existing JES2 exit06 and like to restrict time based on jobclass.
Let us say I have a job class z where the maximum allowed time is 9
minutes. I check for time= in job card and if the time parameter is
set, and has anything greater than 9 minutes I would like to limit the
job
The TIME keyword on the JOB statement cannot increase the time for the entire
job over the default limit set for that jobclass - it is the TIME keyword on
the EXEC statement that you need to concern yourself with.
In my old sysprog days I did this sort of thing at a couple of sites by just
snip
The TIME keyword on the JOB statement cannot increase the time for the
entire job over the default limit set for that jobclass - it is the TIME
keyword on the EXEC statement that you need to concern yourself with.
In my old sysprog days I did this sort of thing at a couple of sites by
just
Sorry for the delayed response...
Yes, it is permissible to omit the continuation mark.
From the z/OS V1R10.0 MVS JCL Reference manual section 17.1.4:
Continuing a Relational Expression
You can continue relational-expressions on the next JCL statement. Break the
relational-expression where a
I should have been more clear.
I used what may be an unsupported construct. According to the JCL
reference manual:
snip
A relational-expression consists of:
Comparison operators
Logical operators
NOT (¬) operators
Relational-expression keywords.
/snip
FALSE (and TRUE) are clearly not
I believe TIME=1440 will override any specification on the JOBCLASS(*)
JES2 initialization statements.
Yes - you are correct - the manual I have is a little misleading :
In one place :
You can use the TIME parameter on a JOB statement to decrease the amount of
processor time available to a
Hi,
as you may know, Ñ(X'69') is an important character in spanish languaje. We
have z/OS 1.9, and i have observed the following odd behaviour:
You can put Ñ in datasets and browse/edit them without any problem (from ISPF).
You can even have Ñ in RACF database (for instance, in a userid NAME,
Well, I just got my weekly email of IBM United States Announcement Letters
with links to this weeks announcements.
But all the links I've tried from that email return a page with:
Our apologies…
The page you requested cannot be displayed
anyone else getting the same result? Anyone have
Juan Mautalen wrote:
as you may know, Ñ(X'69') is an important character in spanish languaje. We
have z/OS 1.9, and i have observed the following odd behaviour:
What I see in your post is a Capital N with a small reversed horisontal letter
S
on top of Capital N. Is that correct?
You can put Ñ
On 2/1/2011 7:12 AM, Juan Mautalen wrote:
You can put Ñ in datasets and browse/edit them without any problem (from ISPF).
You can even have Ñ in RACF database (for instance, in a userid NAME, or
INST-DATA).
However, when an Ñ happens to be written to SYSLOG, you see it as a blank. In
others
On 2/1/2011 9:03 AM, Elardus Engelbrecht wrote:
Juan Mautalen wrote:
as you may know, Ñ(X'69') is an important character in spanish languaje. We
have z/OS 1.9, and i have observed the following odd behaviour:
What I see in your post is a Capital N with a small reversed horisontal letter S
on
Steve,
No problems here.
John P. Baker
Chief Software Architect
HFD Technologies
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Elardous:
What I see in your post is a Capital N with a small
reversed horisontal letter S
on top of Capital N. Is that correct?
Yes, that correct. Its pronounciation is very different from N. For instance,
ÑOM in spanish is pronounced as GNOM in english.
What are you using to see
Steve Comstock wrote:
No. It's a tilde. On my keyboard it's the shift character on the key left of
the '1' key.
Oh yes, you're right. I now saw that '~' on my little keyboard. Thanks for
educating me, I really appreciate it very much!
Perhaps switching to English? ;-D
Or Afrikaans?
Much
This might help:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/isf4cs91/2.15
I didn't see where it says what happens if you don't specify a code page or
TRTAB, but I suspect it defaults to CP 037 (US EBCDIC).
-jc-
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I get the same broken links
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Infrastructure Management Sr. Analyst
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Steve,
I am getting the same results.
Jay Howard
On Feb 1, 2011 11:00 AM, Steve Comstock st...@trainersfriend.com wrote:
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Please excuse the incorrect line formatting.
I have the following table in TSSO,
AOFTWS1 TABSTART ID=AOFTWS1
TWSERROR TABENTRY
MSG=EQQE036I,ACTION=OSCMD,ECHO=YES, X
TEXT='S TWSSUB1'
This is the message that is
On Tue, 1 Feb 2011 11:52:38 +0100, Manfred Lotz
manfred.l...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi there,
I have an existing JES2 exit06 and like to restrict time based on jobclass.
Let us say I have a job class z where the maximum allowed time is 9
minutes. I check for time= in job card and if the time
(re-posting with a little more code)... mz
On Tue, 1 Feb 2011 11:52:38 +0100, Manfred Lotz
manfred.l...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi there,
I have an existing JES2 exit06 and like to restrict time based on jobclass.
Let us say I have a job class z where the maximum allowed time is 9
minutes. I
Same here but the Announcement Summary link works for me and from there
the others do too.
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It appears as though they fixed the link issue. Mine were broken earlier but
are now working.
Rex
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On 1 February 2011 11:10, Juan Mautalen jgmauta...@yahoo.com.ar wrote:
Yes, that correct. Its pronounciation is very different from N. For instance,
ÑOM in spanish is pronounced as GNOM in english.
GN is a fairly unlikely English representation of Spanish Ñ or ñ. In
ordinary English
On 1 February 2011 11:19, Chase, John jch...@ussco.com wrote:
This might help:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/isf4cs91/2.15
I didn't see where it says what happens if you don't specify a code page or
TRTAB, but I suspect it defaults to CP 037 (US EBCDIC).
CP 037
Check member SEAGUGOP in your TSSO souce library, it has the details on the
MLWTO support. I think you will just need a TEST=((L,01)) on your table
entry.
On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 11:39 AM, Richard Pinion rpin...@netscape.comwrote:
Please excuse the incorrect line formatting.
I have the
That's what I needed. Thanks!
Richard, Vickie, and Randy Pinion
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Subject: Re: TSSO processing
Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2011 12:03:03 -0500
Check member SEAGUGOP in your TSSO souce library, it has the
The closest I can find on this is here:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/iea2a690/21.6
It lists the code points which are acceptable to the WTO macro and are
displayed on consoles. I can't see anything that says that SYSLOG itself
has the same restriction. The x'69'
Yes Tony,
You make a good point. Our US folks have a habit of saying NEW with no glide,
so it ends up as NOO. 'I bought a NOO car today'. Of course it's not left
there, as the cold mornings in the US can provide much Morning DOO (DEW with
the glide). Mind you it's hard to imagine any US
I submitted a job issuing a WTOR message containing both uppercase (Ñ) and
lowercase (ñ), and then asked the operator how message looked liked in the real
console. He told me that he did not see any Ñ nor ñ. So, my conclusion is that
this is not an SDSF problem. Right?
--- El mar 1-feb-11,
Two Issues.
First, I've been tasked to procure the correct cables for a OSA-Express3
(feature code 3370 on a 2098).
The only specification I can find is '9 micron single mode fiber'. I'm having
trouble relating that specification to any verbiage on the cables or their
packaging. Can any one
I beleive that is the explanation, John. Thanks you, and also to the other
contributors of the thread.
Juan Mautalen
--- El mar 1-feb-11, John McKown joa...@swbell.net escribió:
De: John McKown joa...@swbell.net
Asunto: Re: Ñ(X'69') character and SYSLOG display
Para: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Assuming the OSA-3 is a SR (short wave or reach) you can use multimode
50µ (aqua) cable for a distance of about 900ft. I am going through this
now. There is a single mode option (If I remember correctly), but
results in a shorter length. The 9µ core is pretty much standard for 50µ
single or
I don't think that you have anything to worry about. The dsname you see in the
IEF285I is not a temporary dataset in this context. That is, it does not
actually exist on DASD under that name.
The JESSPOOL class should be all you need.
HTH.
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When the user ends an ISPF session display the following screen:
*Specify Disposition of Log Data Set
Command ===
More: +
Log Data Set (KSTF001.SPFLOG7.LIST) Disposition:
Verify the initial value is what you want, then try 'END;;' (two
command separators).
On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 12:20 PM, HELIO helio.si...@rural.com.br wrote:
Good day to all ,
When the user ends an ISPF session display the following screen:
*Specify Disposition of Log Data Set
Command ===
Go to ISPF option 0 (settings) and select the Log/List drop-down and set the
Log and List defaults to '2' (Delete without printing).
Dave Salt
SimpList(tm) - try it; you'll get it!
http://www.mackinney.com/products/program-development/simplist.html
Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2011 16:20:07
They must set default options in their ISPF LOG/LIST options (from ISPF
option 0 for ISPF PARMS). Once they have set their default, the panel
will no longer be displayed unless they issue any list and/or log commands
that place data that might want to be saved at end of session; for exampe,
From a typical TSO main menu, select SETTINGS, then LOG/LIST. Select LOG
DATASET DEFAULTS and enter the desired process option.
Repeat, except select LIST DATASET DEFAULTS.
Now when you exit, there shouldn't be a prompt. That is, a simple '=X' on any
command line should suffice.
HTH and
Have you looked at the IBM Redbook: IBM System z Connectivity Handbook
SG24-5444-11
- Tim
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Hal Merritt pisze:
Two Issues.
First, I've been tasked to procure the correct cables for a OSA-Express3
(feature code 3370 on a 2098).
The only specification I can find is '9 micron single mode fiber'. I'm having
trouble relating that specification to any verbiage on the cables or their
This can be one of the most confusing things to troubleshoot. You really
have to think carefully and clearly. One says I have a hex xx in my dataset
and it is displaying incorrectly as a 'y'. There are so many places it
could be going wrong. The z/OS component could be using the wrong (from your
Mr Birdsall quotes the list
| Comparison operators
| Logical operators
| NOT (¬) operators
| Relational-expression keywords.
from the JCL manual, and this snippet--apart from the quaint distinction of ¬,
which is a [singulary] logical operator, from and |, which are [binary]
logical
One problem with doing this in JES2 exits, 2/4/6 is that you do not know with
certainty what class the job will run in - it may be reset before execution. If
the users submitting the jobs typically do not have authority to change the
class, perhaps this is not of concern to you though.
On Tue, 1 Feb 2011 12:33:33 -0600, Hal Merritt wrote:
From a typical TSO main menu, select SETTINGS, then LOG/LIST.
Select LOG DATASET DEFAULTS and enter the desired process option.
Repeat, except select LIST DATASET DEFAULTS.
Now when you exit, there shouldn't be a prompt. That is, a simple
feliz año nuevo vs feliz ano nuevo
BIG difference g
Charles
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Subject: Re: Ñ(X'69') character and SYSLOG
Go into option 0 settings, tab or cursor up to the Log/list and set the log
and list dataset defaults. If you don't want them, set the process option to
delete dataset (or whatever else you want done with these datasets) and this
screen won't display at logoff.
Rex
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On 1/31/2011 10:56 AM, David Magee wrote:
I noticed the slightly new format on the web page I get to with my old
bookmark for IBMLink ... its now called ServiceLink and the web page has the
ETR application moved to the bottom with a sunset date. In its old position
we now see the Service Request
I notice that the titles of the ETRs have not been converted. That's quite a
pain.
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On Tue, 1 Feb 2011 10:16:10 -0600, Elardus Engelbrecht
elardus.engelbre...@sita.co.za wrote:
Perhaps switching to English? ;-D
Or Afrikaans?
Much better! :-D
But that may have similar problems, nê?
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I had this problem almost a month ago and never got a good answer as to what
was causing it. Eventually it went away for the ETR I was trying to update.
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where information
if you see SYSLOG with sdsf look his codepage
2011/2/1 Juan Mautalen jgmauta...@yahoo.com.ar
Hi,
as you may know, Ñ(X'69') is an important character in spanish languaje. We
have z/OS 1.9, and i have observed the following odd behaviour:
You can put Ñ in datasets and browse/edit them
On 1 February 2011 14:20, Charles Mills charl...@mcn.org wrote:
feliz año nuevo vs feliz ano nuevo
BIG difference g
And in French, porc salé vs porc sale. It's interesting that
Google Translate correctly makes the difference between those two in
French, but translates both the accented and
Yes, and there is no such thing as a crossover cable, all you need to do is
connect them together with a standard cable, and it will work fine. Also,
in this configuration, you should be able to push the MTU up to the max
(64k, I think), since you won't be going through a switch or anything.
On
My Google xlate gives both translations for ano.
Charles
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Subject: Re: Ñ(X'69') character and SYSLOG display
On
On 1 February 2011 16:17, Charles Mills charl...@mcn.org wrote:
My Google xlate gives both translations for ano.
Well, I meant the entire phrase. I think feliz ano nuevo taken
exactly is just too improbable. Whereas both porc salé and porc
sale are quite reasonable, though with vastly different
Juan,
Are you saying the byte for the x'69' is actually being written into the
syslog as x'40', or just that it displays as a blank when you view it?
For SDSF, you might want to take a look at
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/zos/v1r12/topic/com.ibm.zos.r12.isfa500/isffr.htm#isffr
which
Sorry. I was viewing this in Gmail and didn't realize there were deleted
messages in the thread before I posted.
On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 2:55 PM, Roger Bolan rogerbo...@gmail.com wrote:
Juan,
Are you saying the byte for the x'69' is actually being written into the
syslog as x'40', or just
In listserv%201102011003314607.0...@bama.ua.edu, on 02/01/2011
at 10:03 AM, Elardus Engelbrecht elardus.engelbre...@sita.co.za
said:
What I see in your post is a Capital N with a small reversed
horisontal letter S on top of Capital N. Is that correct?
Yes, the Eña in an N with a Tilde, and
In 566594.91769...@web65504.mail.ac4.yahoo.com, on 01/31/2011
at 01:39 PM, Scott Ford scott_j_f...@yahoo.com said:
I agree with Elardus Engelbrecht. I understand the auditors have a
job to do,
Shooting from the hip is not party of their job. However common it may
be for auditors to generate
From: hobbitt druidl...@gmail.com
Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2011 15:37:27 -0800 (PST)
Local: Tues, Feb 1 2011 6:37 pm
If I code a dataset allocation using block size and count, and the ROUND
keyword:
(1024,(100),,,ROUND)
Does the dataset (or at least primary extent) begin on a cylinder
While it may be in the manual, I don't think this statement has been true
for several decades.
Cylinder allocation (and therefore ROUND used with average block or
average
record) allows faster input/output of sequential data sets than does track
allocation.
Scott Rowe pisze:
Yes, and there is no such thing as a crossover cable, all you need to do is
connect them together with a standard cable, and it will work fine. Also,
in this configuration, you should be able to push the MTU up to the max
(64k, I think), since you won't be going through a
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