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(Is England, Great Britain (whatever the official name) _not_ a member
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I would need the IEFU85 exit , to get control during the write of 92
(USS File Activity) records.
Can I use here USS calls ?
Would like to send the record to an IPC message queue.
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G'Day,
I am in the throes of performing a major clean up of dsns which have large
amounts of space (at times from 200 to 1,300 cylinders). Some of these dsns
are empty !!! I looked at using DFDSS however since these dsns are on
several volumes and storage groups I would need to code each
If I have a volume backed up using ADRDSSU 1.11 (DUMP DATASET) is
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No.
IEFU85 is invoked for cross-memory callers and the caller may well be holding
locks.
I would guess that very few (if any) z/OS Unix callable services are valid in
cross-memory mode and none of them would be valid when caller has locks held.
IMHO - it is never wise to do anything clever in
On Fri, 18 Nov 2011 10:26:32 -0200, Carlos Bodra - Pessoal wrote:
If I have a volume backed up using ADRDSSU 1.11 (DUMP DATASET) is
possible to restore it using ADRDSSU 1.10? (backward compatibility)
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What's a TLA?
In the context below, TLA is Three Letter Acronym.
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Brackets? Oh, you mean parentheses: ( )
Brackets are: [ ] (not square brackets, just
Here is one alternative...Incidentally, you don't need the DD DATA if you
start the /* REXX */ comment in a column other than 1.
*don*
//*
//* This JCL demonstrates how to create and execute an in-stream
//* REXX procedure. The
On 11/18/2011 07:11 AM, Norbert Friemel wrote:
On Fri, 18 Nov 2011 10:26:32 -0200, Carlos Bodra - Pessoal wrote:
If I have a volume backed up using ADRDSSU 1.11 (DUMP DATASET) is
possible to restore it using ADRDSSU 1.10? (backward compatibility)
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Yes, if the coexistence and fallback PTFs
Personally, I wouldn't even try, even if possible (which I doubt). I'd use the
IEFU8x exits to copy the information into a global dataspace (or ECSA area, but
I prefer a global dataspace for VSCR reasons). The exit would post an ECB in
ECSA. This would wake up a started task (aka daemon) which
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John,
The lower case should come before upper case and numerical
John McKown writes:
| I never heard of broken brackets for and . Just less than and
greater than.
Context is all! In such notation as
decimal digit ::= 0|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9
'' and '' are often called broken brackets. The ALGOL definition
document, for example, uses this term, as do many
No, we cannot get any trace not audit output out of XCFAS, maybe because
it starts before TSS is started.
Kees, you can recreate the scenario at any time by stopping and starting BCPII:
STOP HWIBCPII
START HWISTART
During the time that it is stopped, xcfas should give you the same msg, but
I never knew how to call this sign correctly:
in Germany, it's simply called: und (that's: and)
or Kaufmanns und, that is, merchant's and.
Almost nobody here knows what an ampersand is.
But some day one of my co-workers called it Brezel -
you know, what a brezel is? Look here:
Hi
Thank you.
I wanted to avoid the extra server, but seems to me I can't.
I wanted to get informed if a file in some USS path has changed .
Funny, the w_ioctl (BPX1OC) also using IPC message queues to notify at
file change, but here not very clear how can I find out
which file has
We always called the * a splat.
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On 11/18/2011 7:02 AM, McKown, John wrote:
Since it is now Friday, how about
/ is a solidus, aka a slash
\ is a reverse solidus, aka a backslash
# is an octhothrope, aka a hash mark or pound
Since the point of this thread is pedantry, that's octothorpe, and PL/I.
On Fri, Nov 18, 2011 at 9:02 AM, McKown, John
john.mck...@healthmarkets.com wrote:
Since it is now Friday, how about
/ is a solidus, aka a slash
\ is a reverse solidus, aka a backslash
# is an octhothrope, aka a hash
z/OS UNIX needs to implement Linux's inotify interface. And port incron.
Makes monitoring filesystem changes quite easy.
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John Chase wrote:
| In the context below, TLA is Three Letter Acronym.
and that is certainly true in the context that follows.
The acronym---I very much like but will not repeat the nonce word
anacronym', an anachronistic acronym?---TLA itself does, however,
have the defect that it is also
Hmm, I'd never heard 'broken bracket either, but
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bracket does say occasionally known as.
Of course, John may have added that to the page just to mess with us
:-)
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So it appears the app that's calling the EXEC as an exit is doing some magic
of its own, I guess, since it works without the IRXJCL hack. And I didn't
post the example because it's called as an exit and thus it didn't seem
relevant (although if I had, y'all would have surely seen the dumb error
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Since it is now Friday, how about
/ is a solidus, aka a slash
\ is a reverse solidus, aka a backslash
# is an octhothrope, aka a hash mark or pound sign. Not to be confused with
pound sterling
USS - United Star Ship
I've got a mainframe and I'm not afraid to use it
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Ken Brick
Sent: Wednesday, November
On 11/18/2011 3:58 PM, McKown, John wrote:
z/OS UNIX needs to implement Linux's inotify interface. And port incron.
Makes monitoring filesystem changes quite easy.
Hi
I think this w_ioctl goes in this direction, but not clear how to
achieve file system change notifications.
John McKown
On 11/18/2011 8:01 AM, zMan wrote:
Hmm, I'd never heard 'broken bracket either, but
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bracket does say occasionally known as.
Of course, John may have added that to the page just to mess with us
:-)
I'd always heard the term 'angle bracket', which makes
some sense, I
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I never knew how to call this sign correctly:
in Germany, it's simply called: und (that's: and) or Kaufmanns
und, that is, merchant's and.
Almost nobody here knows what an ampersand is.
But
On Fri, 18 Nov 2011 08:35:50 -0500, Donald Johnson wrote:
Here is one alternative...Incidentally, you don't need the DD DATA if you
start the /* REXX */ comment in a column other than 1.
*don*
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In the UK and other parts of Europe, they say them this way:
(,) Brackets (Open and close)
[,] Square bracket s
{,} Curly brackets
. Full stop
The trouble I have gotten into is when the word bracket is used, I
automatically think square brackets.
Lindy
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As part of a z/OS install I'm trying to issue the SYNC UADS command. I
receive the message
IKJ58618I SYNC TERMINATED. USER UNAUTHORIZED TO ISSUE SYNC COMMAND. +
IKJ58618I USER MUST HAVE ACCOUNT AUTHORITY TO ISSUE THE SYNC COMMAND.
*Explanation:* You do not have ACCOUNT authority, which is
On 11/18/2011 8:48 AM, Lindy Mayfield wrote:
In the UK and other parts of Europe, they say them this way:
(,) Brackets (Open and close)
[,] Square bracket s
{,} Curly brackets
. Full stop
So the term 'parentheses' is unknown or unused?
The trouble I have gotten into is when the word
Mary Anne Matyaz maryanne4...@gmail.com wrote in message
news:0520939192132964.wa.maryanne4psugmail@bama.ua.edu...
No, we cannot get any trace not audit output out of XCFAS, maybe
because
it starts before TSS is started.
Kees, you can recreate the scenario at any time by stopping and
'sfunny how things go 'round.
In September I was unhappy with my ISP and I asked
for advice on alternatives. Which I got, and I'm
now down to two contenders. (Thanks to those who
passed on suggestions and personal experiences.)
But, before I actually move my website, I decided
it was time for a
I am not sure what you intend to recreate with your scenario. I was
referring to not being able to trace XCFAS, because it starts before
TSS.
Kees, you can recreate the error, but long after TSS is up, so you can trace
it.
XCFAS will go through the same connection after BCPII comes up.
MA
Class TSOAUTH entity name ACCT
Look in the TSO/E manuals using TSOAUTH as a search term and you should
find that documented.
Best Regards, Sam Knutson
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Sent: Friday, November 18,
On 11/18/11 10:47, Mark Pace wrote:
As part of a z/OS install I'm trying to issue the SYNC UADS command. I
receive the message
IKJ58618I SYNC TERMINATED. USER UNAUTHORIZED TO ISSUE SYNC COMMAND. +
IKJ58618I USER MUST HAVE ACCOUNT AUTHORITY TO ISSUE THE SYNC COMMAND.
*Explanation:* You do not
It was passed on to me some time ago, so I can't attest to its longevity,
sorry!
*don*
On Fri, Nov 18, 2011 at 10:19 AM, Paul Gilmartin paulgboul...@aim.comwrote:
On Fri, 18 Nov 2011 08:35:50 -0500, Donald Johnson wrote:
Here is one alternative...Incidentally, you don't need the DD DATA if
G'day,
I am reposting my earlier question. Can someone please help me out?
Thank You.
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G'Day,
I am in the throes
John McKown writes:
I never heard of broken brackets for and . Just less than and greater
than.
You probably never heard of Left Banana , Right Banana for ( and )
then? :-)
Mike X, a great dba and all around great guy I worked with many years ago used
to use those terms for ().
Hello All,
I am new to rexx however i have few things to be fixed with the help of
rexx.In my shop every hour one dataset is being created by one application,
by end of the day or very next day early morning i want to copy all the
data from all hourely datasets which are being created yesterday
Seeing that it is Friday, we can put the issue to vote and let the democratic
process decide for us?
Cast vote here : http://cicsworld.com/node/3827
Ian
Folks,
If people folllowed the principles used in academia et al, as I
understand them, the first usage of a term is spelt out in full
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John McKown writes:
I never heard of broken brackets for and . Just less
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Sent: Friday, November 18, 2011 11:06 AM
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Subject: Help on Rexx Code.
Hello All,
I am new to rexx however i have few things to be fixed
On 11/18/2011 10:04 AM, Ian wrote:
Seeing that it is Friday, we can put the issue to vote and let the democratic
process decide for us?
Cast vote here : http://cicsworld.com/node/3827
Ah. The tyranny of the majority? You know, 50,000,000 Frenchmen
(or any other nationality or group) _can_ be
Perhaps Ted MacNEIL knows more Greek than we suppose, and he was subtly
implying that TLA is an un-acronym, or a NOT-acronym, since that is what the
Greek prefix an- means. Or maybe he meant that TLA's antecedent TLA, which
shall remain unspecified, is not an acronym any more. Since most
I have a couple processes that do this and they in general do this;
1. Allocate the COMBINED dataset in DISP=MOD
2. Use the LMDINT service to initialize a listing of the datasets
matching your mask
Lmdinit Listid(LSTID) Level(DsnMask)
3. Then Do a loop thru the list of datasets, using the
OOPS, made a mistake in the JCL. The SYSUT2 output DD needs to have
DISP=(MOD,CATLG) on it!!! Extremely important.
John McKown
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John,
I ran into similar issues a long time ago. Frankly the volsers issue could be
done only with a clist or Rexx written. What I did was to cheat and use DMS/OS
which thanks to a friend of mind had the foresight to get the DMS people to
implement it 30 plus years ago. The DSN issue can be
We have been asked once a year since the process began. Never more than
that.
.
.
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From: Al Sherkow
Do you have DFHSM? If so, what is Primary Space Management doing with these
datasets? Are there any error messages?
If these datasets were allocated using IEFBR14, they most likely do not have
a valid DCB, as they were never accessed by a program performing OPEN/CLOSE
and setting a proper DCB
John,
One ugly but effective way to do what you want to do would be to move
all of these datasets to an otherwise empty volume and then scratch
everything on it.
John Gilmore, Ashland, MA 01721 - USA
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Sound like SORT would be a better choice if all you want to do is merge data
sets.
Regards,
Herman Stocker
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Sound like SORT would be a better choice if all you want to
do is
How about one billion people who all profess the same religious belief system?
Bill Fairchild
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On 11/18/2011 08:18 AM, Norbert Friemel wrote:
On Fri, 18 Nov 2011 07:42:34 -0600, Joel C. Ewing wrote:
...
But, take note that this backward compatibility does not always exist.
It seems that about every ten years or so as tape technology advances
IBM decides to raise the block size written
Thanks All for your quick responses. I am trying to implement and will get
back if find any issues.
Thanks again
Sunil
On Fri, Nov 18, 2011 at 10:35 PM, sunil mirchandani
sunilmirchandani1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello All,
I am new to rexx however i have few things to be fixed with the help
Hello John/Bill,
I checked and tried to understand the code, but one thing which i didn't
understand how it will take and differentiate the datasets everyday, since
everyday the dataset's fourth and fifth level qualifier will get changed.
Ex: Like today all 24 datasets looks like
Thanks, Gentlemen.
Have a great weekend.
On Fri, Nov 18, 2011 at 11:08 AM, Mark Jacobs mark.jac...@custserv.comwrote:
On 11/18/11 10:47, Mark Pace wrote:
As part of a z/OS install I'm trying to issue the SYNC UADS command. I
receive the message
IKJ58618I SYNC TERMINATED. USER
Any one experience their profile data set member getting hosed up.
Specifically, my ISRPROF member had some OVR entries that disappeared
Thanks.
John Norgauer
Senior Systems Programmer
Mainframe Technical Support Services
University of California Davis Medical Center
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Hello John/Bill,
I checked and tried to understand the code, but
In the rexx code when you create the dataset mask, string together the
static part of the name with a last node of the date. For example
(untested)
DateNode = Reverse(Right(Date('S'),6))
DsnMask = A.B.C.D || DateNode
Result would (if today) A.B.C.D18
Note: your example shows a date node of
Something like this should do it:
IF POS('17', @DSN) = 7 THEN
DO
your work
END
You can calculate the date value into a variable if hat makes it easier.
The 7 is the position that the date string should start. @DSN is the
variable holding the DSN.
Thank you and have a Terrific day!
REXX has a date() function which will let you compute the DD, MM, and YY for
the date the job is executed (or the day before). Look it up in your TSO/E
REXX Reference under Built-in functions in chapter 4.
You must decide whether your code will always execute the day of or the day
after the
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Sent: Friday, November 18, 2011 1:52 PM
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In the rexx code when you create the dataset mask, string
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REXX has a date() function which will let you compute the DD,
MM,
Logoff, and have someone else delete that member for you. Will start
off with new defaults.
_
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p
The last I heard, the country was United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern
Ireland which implies only the first three are part of Great Britain.
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Yes, your correct. As I said, untested. Hehe, it's friday
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Any one experience their profile data set member getting hosed up.
Specifically, my ISRPROF member had some OVR entries that disappeared
Thanks.
John Norgauer
Sometimes this happens. If you delete the member then it will be rebuilt
the next time you access ISPF.
Of course, that
With the ACCOUNT command.
Welcome to the 1970's. (8-{]}.
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On 19/11/2011 05:05 AM, Bill Fairchild wrote:
How about one billion people who all profess the same religious belief system?
Bill Fairchild
Find me 1 billion people with the same religious belief
Ken
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I'm testing; this isn't production code on a production system.
I created a PTF with ++ DELETE MCS. I APPLYed it, then tried
to RESTORE it. SMP/E prohibited the operation, just as it's
supposed to.
I edited out the ++ DELETE; did REJECT; RECEIVE; APPLY REDO;
RESTORE. All worked.
Should this
On Sat, 19 Nov 2011 08:47:23 +1100, Ken Brick wrote:
Find me 1 billion people with the same religious belief
FSVO same:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion
Christianity, Islam, perhaps Buddhism, Hinduism.
Don't argue; they aren't allowed to put it on the Internet if it's
not true.
--
I picked the obvious answer: I DON'T CARE!
What I care about is the waste of time carping about it!
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wiki lists the following:
World population: 6.8 billion
Christianity: 1.9-2.1 billion
Islam:1.5 billion
Buddhism: 500 million-1.2 billion
Hinduism: 900 million-1 billion
_http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_religious_populations_
I'm glad to know n-2 compatibility is now supported. If that were true long
ago when the previous dfdss 64KiB change was made, it
certainly wasn't advertised then.
Funny, I thought n-1 was supported for a long time!
-
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Twitter: @TedMacNEIL
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_religious_groups
2 Billion Christians,
1.5 Billion Muslims,
1 Billion Hindus,
0.5 Billion Buddists,
0.5 Billion Chinese Folk religions,
0.5 Billion other Folk religions,
0.050 Billion Shinto,
0.025 Billion Sikhs,
0.015 Billion Jews,
0.011 Billion Jains,
Several
Don't forget Frisbeetarianism.
Bill Fairchild
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Sent: Friday, November 18, 2011 4:13 PM
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Sunil:
I did something like this many years ago on OS/VS2/HASP without Rexx, using JCL
we did a DISP=MOD to create an output dataset containing all the
input datasets. Is this possible in your situation ?
Scott J Ford
Software Engineer
http://www.identityforge.com
If you are running one job once a day, add
//DEFINE EXEC PGM=IDCAMS
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
DEF GDG (NAME(A1.B2.C3.Dyymmdd) SCRATCH LIMIT(30)) (with tomorrow's
date) (extra GDGs just in case)
The hourly job would create
Use John's translate to remove the slashes to get your ddmmyy date
portion of that last node.
today=date('E')/* date in dd/mm/yy format */
today=space(translate(today,' ','/'),0) /* translate '/' to spaces,
then remove the spaces */
DsnMask = A.B.C.D || Today
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Was able to do the restore of the profile member. Just was curious if this
was a bug or a feature of ISPF
John Norgauer
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Why scratch?
Why not 255, just in case?
After all, we only need 640K.
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Most of the times I've seen this it's pilot error. What were you trying to
do?
Editing a profile member with nulls on std is a known profile killer.
In a message dated 11/18/2011 5:34:31 P.M. Central Standard Time,
john.norga...@ucdmc.ucdavis.edu writes:
was a bug or a feature of ISPF
On 11/18/2011 04:15 PM, Ted MacNEIL wrote:
I'm glad to know n-2 compatibility is now supported. If that were true long
ago when the previous dfdss 64KiB change was made, it
certainly wasn't advertised then.
Funny, I thought n-1 was supported for a long time!
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