ment environment (FSVO
"free"). We could use a gcc for z/OS, as well as a glibc. That would
have a snowball effect, and would make porting of applications to z/OS
more palatable.
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Look in the SCPPLOAD library for CPPUPDTE.
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> enable us to fully process SMF 30 records without hokey workarounds).
To be fair though, it "builds on leadership capabilities, enhances
time-tested technologies, and leverages deep synergies". We really
should be grateful for th
product renamed to
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plex infrastructure.
Your mainframe operation provides dial tone too, in a sense. Reliable
by design, it also needs care-and-feeding behind the scenes -- just like
your telephone does. Make 'em think of that expense as insurance, and
make 'em see what life
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do you mean by "clear-channel hipersockets"? Co:Z is using
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years ago, pointing out that SMF can end up allocating your usercat
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> SDK 6 has a feature (AOT) whereby these optimizations
> can be reused over and over between different jobs.
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> Not that size specifically, but I commonly use 132x50.
And me: 140
Yeah, yeah, replying to my own post.
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> My notes say that she asked about zAAPs and zIIPs in one question
Which conflicts with Cheryl's own notes, which has those broken apart.
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the class names was meaningful to me at the time, and because nobody
else sees them it's no big deal. It's not like I have a namespace
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> allocated close together also. Isn't the first to levels of the DSN
> SYSyyddd.Thhmmss where yyddd is the date the dataset was allocated and
> hhmmss the time? Isn't th
ENQUEUE RETURN CODE IS 0 ENQUEUE REASON CODE IS 528
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few years before I ever heard of anyone else's product. We probably
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sequential datasets. This significantly increased CPU consumption for
readers, yet reduced the actual run time by half. Perhaps your storage
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> (old school was that at least 80-90 percent should).
I *said* I had some noisy TSO users!
> Does anyone do anything other than hitting enter at
> your shop? :-)
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> way to clone a new userid from an existing one?
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is standardizing on HyperPAV because it's
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has been submitted to upstream for inclusion in the kernel. So soon
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> Is there an easy way to tell if a DASD volume is SMS managed or not?
IEHLIST will tell you in a LISTVTOC.
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("Flashcopy" / "Timefinder"?) then Innovation's FDRINSTANT can be used
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know that sometimes it's like beating your head against a wall, but keep
spoon-feeding them. Otherwise you'll walk into the machine room (as I
did a couple of weeks ago) to overhear one of the operators telling
another that we had to "reboot IDMS". Aarrgh.
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S to use a wider range of ports for its
LPR clients (the TCPLPORT parameter in the printer definition). Perhaps
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> >NONVSAM --- ..'{... ..2.
> I've seen something similar to this before. Are these catalog component or
> cluster
200F'
I haven't any idea what these are; they're obviously old and crusty.
IDC3009I RC5 is not documented in the messages book. Anyone seen this
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> All we want is the equivalent of
> TMMAP-FIELD-ATTRIBUTE,X'80'
> How is that done in COBOL?? Can it even be done in COBOL??
Look at CEESITST. (I agree that bit testing is cumbersome in COBOL.)
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(Friday notwithstanding, I expect we'll soon see if Darren *really*
retired.)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_words_for_British
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> We will be implementing Z/OS 1.8 soon. I have to reorg some USER CATS
Oh, and lest I forget: you may want to disable autotuning, which has had
problems in z/OS 1.8. (Has IBM fixed this yet? I haven't been paying
attention.)
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Catalogs" presentation. She recommends that you do not exceed a data
CISZ of 8K. She also said you should not let index CISZ default; small
index CI size can result in "dead" data CIs.
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Bruce was spectacularly competent, well spoken, professional in every
sense of the word -- and a heckuva nice guy.
I will indeed miss him. Thanks for letting us know, Russ.
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> On various IBM pages I see "System z", "System z9", and
> "eServer zSeries nnn" Which should we use? Other (specify)?
The PrincOps refers to "z/Architecture".
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;s a bunch of discussion in the archives.
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because during COBOL internal sorts the sort program sits on top.)
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Not yet. It's a work in progress.
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> I recall reading a recent IBM announcement that DNS was being pulled from
> z/OS (sorry, I don't remember when).
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some SORT that I could do which would
> guarantee that the "split" type 30s would be in order after the sort?
I don't think they have to be in order, 'cause they aren't segments in
the traditional sense. Each record can stand alone, and
n encoded (and
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> Note that SSH (secure shell) does not seem to qualify as ID's and
> passwords flow in the open.
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attention -- if for no other reason than to evaluate an incoming message
to see if it's urgent or not. It is intrusive, in the same way that a
telephone
ducts or services that may be of interest to members or
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No, they're releasing a threading library (which I doubt will be of much
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it to an Ellay SHARE as a requirement. Hutch said "That sounds like a
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IBM's a big place. You can get stuff done, but you have to talk to the
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*If* HASPAMI still exists as a module in HASPSSSM (I'm not at your OS
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YMMV and all that. Contact me privately and I'll send you (old, moldy,
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Works for me... as long as I can write a similar contract that says "I
don't want to pay for new development work on a product that works well
enough as it is."
Cuts both ways, y'know.
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