>>> Obviously you can have "fast clear" for objects with lengths that
>>> 256-multiple using n*XC - however I have often wished for a
>>> ZERO=YES option on the CPOOL BUILD so that you are guaranteed a
>>> clean cell for each subsequent CPOOL GET. If anyone else agrees, I
>>> might consider ra
On 6/1/2011 5:21 PM, Robert A. Rosenberg wrote:
If the CPOOL spanned one or more 4K aligned pages, then a
ZERO=YES could zero the area before and after the 4K block and
just set the virtual page table entries for the block to be a
read-only dedicated pre-zero'ed page. I seem to have the
impressio
I mean, when we define any variable in USS using SET
command ( Like *SET $SYSNAMEXYZ*), then in which file system store
these values. As of now I just want to see that what are all variable
has been defined currently in USS.
Regards
Saurabh
On 6/1/2011 10:38 PM, Neubert, Kev
Gil:
In those cases (very few) which the data set names were "secure" What I did
(for
FB type ds) was to use a utility that created in iebupdte form the entire PDS.
No dataset name was disclosed (you basically /*xmit the job to the other end
and
create the dataset with iebupdte on the other e
It's not just OOO that gives optimized compilers an advantage over
manually crafted assembler. It's been true since zArchitecture that to
write highly effecient code one needs knowledge of the pipeline There
was a redbook when the zArch machines z/800 z/900 came out
that mentions the non-sequent
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I am pretty sure that is not definitive (but it is good).
One issue that it is hard to pin down is that some companies on the list have
multiple sites (most of the banks come to my mind). There were more than a few
missing in the VISA,MC area and of course almost no US Government were liste
>LOL! Contribute or don't. Who cares? The way I see things, if it annoys you it
has already proven it's value. :-D
That was never my concern!
I'm not annoyed.
I just don't see the value of any list that not all can contribute to.
A voluntary census is meaningless.
We just had an issue regardin
At 12:32 -0400 on 06/01/2011, Jim Mulder wrote about Re: What is the
current feeling for MVC loop vs. MVCL?:
> Obviously you can have "fast clear" for objects with lengths that
256-multiple using n*XC - however I have often wished for a
ZERO=YES option on the CPOOL BUILD so that you are gu
On 6/1/2011 7:11 PM, Ted MacNEIL wrote:
Fine!
But, it's a wiki!
Bad title was my point.
Wiki is not a good thing to base anything on.
And, I have so many non-disclosures I've signed, that I cannot contribute.
Plus, I have a Canadian Federal Government Security Clearance that I will not
compro
On 6/1/2011 6:49 PM, John Weber wrote:
What is a common cause of this abend involving an application program? Thank
you...
Programmer error.
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>Dude, did you even read it? . It's a wiki. The whole point is for the
>mainframe
community to create/update its own list. Geez.
Fine!
But, it's a wiki!
Bad title was my point.
Wiki is not a good thing to base anything on.
And, I have so many non-disclosures I've signed, that I cannot contribut
On 6/1/2011 6:50 PM, Ted MacNEIL wrote:
No they don't!
They missed all the Canadian banks, two federal ministries (Canadian), an
Ontario ministry, the Canadian Stock Clearing Corporation, and two Canadian
out-sourcers (including IGS, Canada)!
That's without even thinking hard.
Need I continue?
No they don't!
They missed all the Canadian banks, two federal ministries (Canadian), an
Ontario ministry, the Canadian Stock Clearing Corporation, and two Canadian
out-sourcers (including IGS, Canada)!
That's without even thinking hard.
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> > >Hi friends!
> > >Can anyone suggest a reason why a job runs fine with APF authorized
> > loadlibs
> > >when the actual files are used, but fails as unauthorized when using
> > >a dataset alias? APF shows the correct file on the correct volume,
> > >and I
> > know
> > >that I do not need to ad
What is a common cause of this abend involving an application program? Thank
you...
+DFHAP0001 CICS An abend (code 0C4/AKEA) has occurred at offset
X'' in module VALIDIN9.
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Hal,
I should have read the title of your post :D. Then I'd know that you're using
the z/OS server.
After establishing the FTP session, type the following
SITEEPSV4
LOCSITE EPSV4
I can't guarantee that the LOCSITE command will work on the FTP client you're
using. EPSV4 is the IBM keywor
Hal,
If the FTP Server is a z/OS FTP server, then I don't believe there is such a
thing but I'm not sure that I completely understand your situation.
The usual problem is that the "port" command (which passes along the FTP
"control" session) contains an IP address and the Server/Client sending
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One of my network guys says that some servers allow the coding of a different
IP address to be used in the handshake.
Normally, FTP in passive mode sends the host IP address and port number for the
client to use. This is useless if there is a NAT'ing firewall in the path. My
guy claims that you
On 1 June 2011 16:34, Micheal Butz wrote:
> Pops states one of the programming exceptions for CDS is specification
> exception could that be the result of operand 2 not being on a doubleword
> boundry
Yes it does, with a somewhat different arrangement of the words.
Tony H.
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On 1 June 2011 16:43, Hal Merritt wrote:
> This sounds like an application issue, not z/os. That is, whatever test the
> application is using for APF'ness isn't working correctly.
It is application whose authors are exceptionally devoted to
obfuscation or even plain stupidity that tests for APF'
A wild guess is that the vendor software is using the MVS TESTAUTH macro
which is about the simplest API in z/OS. My guess is that TESTAUTH is
telling the truth, i.e., the program is not authorized, probably for the
reason suggested by an earlier respondent: the specified alias name does not
match
This sounds like an application issue, not z/os. That is, whatever test the
application is using for APF'ness isn't working correctly.
What does the vendor say?
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Pops states one of the programming exceptions for CDS is specification
exception could that be the result of operand 2 not being on a
doubleword boundry
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Just guessing, but APF is simply a list of libraries and volsers etc. If you
call the library by another name it won't match what's in the list. The a
simple test is to add the alias name to the APF list and retest your job.
Bob Shannon
Rocket Software
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Not sure about this but have (over the last few years) heard
that Microdaft has been trying (or perhaps succeeded) to patent
simple things such as Catalog's, PDS's . blah blah...
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Lizette, I'm sorry for my cloudy description - let me try to be more
clear...
We have a STEPLIB with 2 files in it. The real filenames are MY.APF.FILE1
and MY.APF.FILE2. These files are APF authorized. When the job uses these
names in STEPLIB, it runs fine.
Now I have an alias called MY.ALIAS.FIL
>Hi friends!
>Can anyone suggest a reason why a job runs fine with APF authorized loadlibs
>when the actual files are used, but fails as unauthorized when using a
>dataset alias? APF shows the correct file on the correct volume, and I know
>that I do not need to add the alias name to APF list, righ
et...@tulsagrammer.com (Eric Chevalier) writes:
> Why do the letters "N S A" keep popping into my mind??? :-)
from long ago and far away:
http://www.nsa.gov/research/selinux/list-archive/0409/8362.shtml
one of the "benefits" of cp67 and then vm370 was complete source as well
as tradition of doing
>>> On 6/1/2011 at 02:28 PM, Mark Jacobs wrote:
> Does anyone know if the session list for the August Share in Orlando
> have been published yet? I looked on their web site but didn't find it.
The schedule is supposed to go live on the web tomorrow.
Mark Post
On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 11:53 AM, Eric Chevalier wrote:
> Why do the letters "N S A" keep popping into my mind??? :-)
>
> Eric
I had a co-worker used to work there, retired a few years ago.
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Subject: August Share Sessions
Does anyone know if the session list for the August Share in O
I would expect MVPG to be slow - given its history. If we no longer feel
the need to go "the scenic route" :-) maybe it isn't.
Martin
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John,
I concur However ... there is one question I'd like
to ask if I may.
Have the 'longer' times for MVCL's been noticed on 'older'
processors ?. Has MVPG (limited users) been tried ? .. and
again ... for MVPG that is, any difference between 'older'
and the 'new' z10 ?.
Jim Thomas
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Hi friends!
Can anyone suggest a reason why a job runs fine with APF authorized loadlibs
when the actual files are used, but fails as unauthorized when using a
dataset alias? APF shows the correct file on the correct volume, and I know
that I do not need to add the alias name to APF list, right? Wh
Does anyone know if the session list for the August Share in Orlando
have been published yet? I looked on their web site but didn't find it.
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We are relative novices with crypto/ssl. In the past we have used
certificates with RSA and 1024 keys. We do not have a crypto card in our z9
box. Now we are told that we must get keys >= 2048. Is it possible to use
RSA keys >1024 without a crypto card?
We use the certificate for tn3270. Usin
/F DFHSM,QUERY SETSYS keeps the output in the syslog. Works with SDSF
and E/JES if you have access to the log.
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Washington State University
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for anyone interested, zPrime is dead.
http://www.thestreet.com/story/11138354/1/neon-settles-legal-dispute-wit
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Thanks.
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On 6/1/2011 11:26 AM, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) wrote:
In, on 05/31/2011
at 10:14 AM, Mark Pace said:
Just back from vacation and find this thread very educational. Is
there a place where I can define the SCRNAME at logon instead of
having to enter them each time I logon?
I didn't think
In , on 05/31/2011
at 10:14 AM, Mark Pace said:
>Just back from vacation and find this thread very educational. Is
>there a place where I can define the SCRNAME at logon instead of
>having to enter them each time I logon?
I didn't think there was, but Steve Comstock posted a message stating
Or devoting the time to figuring out how not to MVC(L) the data at all.
Pointers are your friend. Of course, sometimes you have to move the data.
Charles
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On 1 June 2011 12:32, Jim Mulder wrote:
> If your 8K MVCLs have 4K-aligned sources and targets, then
> they may be taking advantage of the page mover hardware. In that
> case, MVCs could be considerably slower.
I had been about to suggest the MVPG instruction, but it's quite
possible that MVCL
On 1 Jun 2011 07:58:33 -0700, in bit.listserv.ibm-main you wrote:
>I am aware of a need for a z/OS Systems Programmer to work under contract
>at Ft Meade, MD southwest of Baltimore and northeast of Washington DC.
>The person should already have a minimum Top Secret clearance in place. If
>any
IBM Mainframe Discussion List wrote on 06/01/2011
10:33:51 AM:
> Rob Scott
> I know that in the software I am involved in, that "MVCL(*)" for
> clearing is used *way* more than any movement purposes as I am a
> heavy user of CPOOL services.
>
> Obviously you can have "fast clear" for objec
re:
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2011g.html#57 What is the current feeling for MVC
loop vs. MVCL?
other recent gcc reference:
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2011g.html#50 My first mainframe experience
... and recent reference to out-of-order pipeline introduced
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2011f.html
Yep, that one's not too bad. 1 screen shows:
MAXBACKUPTASKS=15, ABSTART= (0330 0630 0730), VERSIONS=010,
Although the immediate problem is solved, it would be nice if there was a
way to capture the screen. I have a Rexx exec called TSOCAP, but it won't
work on DFSMShsm commands.
Thanks. . .
*
*
"QUERY BACKUP" will give you less output to sift through.
On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 11:11 PM, Gonzalo Cengotita
wrote:
> George,
>
> You can display it with "query setsys":
>
> "ABSTART=(time1 time2 time3)"
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Gonzalo Cengotita
>
>
> On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 4:43 PM, George Rodriguez
George,
try this one: QUERY BACKUP
Kind regards Gerhard
Am 01.06.2011 16:43, schrieb George Rodriguez:
I issued a command to change the the start time for the command from 3:00 to
3:30. Is there a query command that would display the time for verification?
TIA. . .
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Already done...but thanks for the reminder. I always make the change to the
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Gonzalo Cengotita wrote:
> George,
>
> You can display it with "query setsys":
>
> "ABSTART=(time1 time2 time3)"
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Gonzalo Cengotita
>
>
> On Wed, Jun 1, 2
I did that, but there's so much information that came back, that I missed
it. I even tried running a job, but the output still came back to my screen.
Do you know of anything that would capture the information so I can use the
find command?
BTW, by the 3rd time I did the command, I did find it:
M
john_w_gilm...@msn.com (john gilmore) writes:
> These optimizations are also devised by groups whose full-time job is
> to optimize code skeletons that are used stereotypically in
> compiler-generated code; and these groups inevitably come to have a
> vested interest in cleverness, i.e., non-standa
George,
You can display it with "query setsys":
"ABSTART=(time1 time2 time3)"
Regards,
Gonzalo Cengotita
On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 4:43 PM, George Rodriguez <
george.rodrig...@palmbeachschools.org> wrote:
> I issued a command to change the the start time for the command from 3:00
> to
> 3:30.
The "optimizations" that compilers use are certainly interesting in the sense
that there are things to be learned from them.
They do, however, have two limitations. They are particularist, appropriate
usually but not always to the run-time environment in which a particular
compiler's output w
I am aware of a need for a z/OS Systems Programmer to work under contract
at Ft Meade, MD southwest of Baltimore and northeast of Washington DC.
The person should already have a minimum Top Secret clearance in place. If
any further clearances are needed the firm will sponsor and get the higher
On Wed, 1 Jun 2011 10:26:37 -0400, Gerhard Postpischil suggested:
>variable MVCs to bump the starting address up to a
>4K multiple (if needed)
Of the source or the destination?
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On 6/1/2011 9:27 AM, Gerhard Postpischil wrote:
On 6/1/2011 9:19 AM, Charles Mills wrote:
It seems to me like the ideal way to do this would be to have not two
stages
(MVC for 256 and EX'ed MVC) but rather three cases: A loop with a
"hard-coded" or "unrolled" string of 16 MVC's that moved 4K blo
I issued a command to change the the start time for the command from 3:00 to
3:30. Is there a query command that would display the time for verification?
TIA. . .
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>Still on their web site:
>
>http://www.neonsoft.com/solutions/zprime.shtm
>
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I am going to digress a bit here.
I got into a discussion with Martin Packer about some of this and it raised a
few interesting thoughts :
(1) What percentage of executed MVCL instructions are for clearing storage
versus actually moving data?
I know that in the software I am involved in, that
On 6/1/2011 9:19 AM, Charles Mills wrote:
It seems to me like the ideal way to do this would be to have not two stages
(MVC for 256 and EX'ed MVC) but rather three cases: A loop with a
"hard-coded" or "unrolled" string of 16 MVC's that moved 4K blocks and
incremented registers by 4K on each itera
Still on their web site:
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This thread has been really informative. I am going to put this to use. I
have code that is executing a million or so ~8K MVCLs a day. I have other
things on my plate at the moment but I will replace that with an MVC loop at
some point.
It seems to me like the ideal way to do this would be to have
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