SCEELKED contains SETENV and PUTENV.
'setenv' may be in SCEELKED, but that does not help the dynamic call case,
where the call would be resolved at runtime, not link time.
You cannot call lower case names dynamically from COBOL at this time.
The dynamic call routine 'normalizes' all names,
David O'Brien posts:
The following has been posed by one of our mainframe users.
QUESTION: What options (if any) are available for migrating
these old study files and contents of accounts to storage media
such as DVDs and external hard drives that could be securely
held (off-line) by the
1. If you specify LOCANY=YES then all of the UCBs will be in ESQA. The HCD
Planning manual is wrong. The expectation is there will be 216 bytes of ESQA
for each UCB. We are starting the process to get this manual updated.
2. They recommend you use the HCD panels vs the bottom line command
To clarify some technical issues that have been discussed in this thread:
On the second and subsequent systems to join the sysplex, XCF signaling
has a chicken-and-egg problem when it attempts to determine what signaling
connectivity exists with other systems. It may be that the only
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Leslie Turriff
-Original Message-
On Fri, 21 Oct 2011 06:15:36 -0500, J Ellis jerry.el...@libertymutual.com
wrote:
1. If you specify LOCANY=YES then all of the UCBs will be in ESQA. The HCD
Planning manual is wrong. The expectation is there will be 216 bytes of ESQA
for each UCB. We are starting the process to get this
I intended to say:
The original version was sent from my Outlook mail client in HTML
format. I have since changed my default email format to Rich Text, because
Outlook has an option to convert Rich Text messages as plain text when
they're sent to the internet.
Leslie Turriff
Hi,
I would also point out that from an XCF design perspective, it is
perfectly acceptable to have a function CDS be accessible from a subset of
the systems, In practice, the requirement imposed by the exploiters is
that the function CDS be accessible from all systems that require the
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Hi,
*Question fully contained in the subject.*
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It's been a loong time that I did JES3 ...
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Where can I find more info about Jes3 and Basic Hyperswap?
BASIC Hyperswap, NOT GDPS Hyperswap.
It is supported while I found
LookAt! will find CICS DB2 messages ie. -904, DSNT..., DFH..., etc. I've
found that you'll be presented with a secondary web page that requires you to
select the version.
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Neil Duffee, Joe SysProg, U d'Ottawa, Ottawa, Ont, Canada
Lizette: we also encountered a 'lost' tape with our 3494 ATL. In the linear
frames/hallway where the gripper runs, there is a supporting strut/bar along
the floor that parallels the gripper's drive/tooth track. The bar is wide
enough just high enough above the floor panels to hide a 3590
Yes
Rick
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Scott Ford wrote:
Rick:
Your saying even if specified, it is overriden by the Linkage Editor and Binder
?
Scott J Ford
Software Engineer
http://www.identityforge.com
From: Rick
Rick,
I was looking at our LE compile proc and I think the allocations were carry
over by someone. I just never thought about changing them. Funny how that
happens.
Thanks for the reply, much appreciated
Scott J Ford
Software Engineer
http://www.identityforge.com
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