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> Sun/STK products (SVA V2X2). You can also convince mgmt that machine can
> be later used in open systems (my assumption).
Yes, with a limitation: last time I enquired you couldn't have both
fiber channel and FICON on the same V2X2.
IF USERID STARTS WITH 'ZZ' THEN FAIL
ELSE SUCCEED
ELSE pass request to security system
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issue, not a technical one. Implement roadblocks to prevent simple
mistakes, then put a couple bullets aside to take care of recalcitrant
individuals. Zero tolerance: problem solved.
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> What does ISMF say about your default device geometry?
Default Device Geometry :
Bytes/track . . . . . : 56664
Tracks/cylinder . . . : 15
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ABEND, but maybe Mark Thomen will encourage you to submit a requirement.
(Maybe not!)
I think you should write a wrapper. As you said, it would be easy.
Easier than writing a requirement, anyway.
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> messages be put into the appropriate message manuals (hint, hint).
Including COBOL compiler messages?
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Our 9740 has performed flawlessly for the year that it's been in place.
Not a hiccup. (You drive yours much harder than we do ours.)
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passive) ftp connection.
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> All broadcast SSI requests ... run the entire SSCT chain. Having
> unused subsystems defined slows down this process.
I'd be surprised if the delay was measurable. REALLY surprised.
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> > the TOD clock drifts over time (we don't have
> > an ETR) and we adjust the local offset every week to compensate.
> >
> If you're forced to this deceit, wou
e your storage requirements appreciably.
IDMS shouldn't be a huge factor ~unless~ you're running in local mode.
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> Microsoft?
Traf-o-data became Micro-Soft (complete with hyphen) in 1975.
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Plus as someone else mentioned, having a MAS complex complicates
matters; conversion will take place on multiple systems regardless of
the CNVTNUM spec.
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files that haven't expired; it's been a year-and-a-half since we stopped
creating new files on 3490, so we're going to have to make an effort to
move them over manually. I'm not looking forward to that much.
go about ceiling clearance, and I'm still
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tape takes quite a bit of time (something like six hours to a single
escon-attached 9840C drive), but our online systems are only down for
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It used a variant of "Iverson notation" that was described in Ken
Iverson's 1962 book "A Programming Language". (Eventually Iverson
notation became APL.)
Whether you think APL is easier to read that the Principles book is a
matter of debate
On Thu, 2005-09-01 at 07:28 -0500, Staller, Allan wrote:
> In 64 bit mode (and you *WILL* be 64 bit)
Maybe. He said he was moving to 1.4, for which you could get bimodal
accommodation.
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> "President" Bush
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> A virtual beverage of your choice
Agreed. Bob, that IPCS script is way useful.
For the merry hell of it I followed your instructions on my system and
found evidence of CSA leakage that I didn't know I had. Howzabout that!
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t it. Too bad; it's probably
the most useful thing I've ever found in the samplibs.
If IBM doesn't want to claim it anymore, perhaps they can be persuaded
to release it to public domain or under one of the FOSS licenses. Then
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> This is what VATLST00 has:
> PUB003,0,1,3390,Y
> Do I have to schedule an IPL to have the system recognize them?
No, just clip 'em and mount 'em public:
M ddd,VOL=(SL,PUB003),USE=PUBLIC
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> Is there a way to refresh a USSTAB without re-cycling IP ?
As Scott noted, use OBEYFILE. Nota bene: if you change anything in the
BeginVTAM/EndVTAM block, you should respecify the entire block in your
OBEYFILE.
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See the Snopes article:
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DEC's fate was sealed in 1977 when Ken Olson declared: "There is no
reason for any individual to have a computer in their home."
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HILIGHT MVI CTXTDC1,CTXTDC02DESC=2 CRITICAL ACTION REQUIRED
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(Regarding the 1403-N1: as with coffee, on poker nights you should not
leave a big jar of pennies on the printer. They are hard to pick up
from a tile floor, and they travel a remarkable distance.)
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> Did you leave SORTWKxx allocations on mod-9's?
I left SORTWKxx allocations on unmanaged public -9s. Didn't see any
good reason for managing them.
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or ten years.
At a hundred bucks a pop, I hate the idea of writing a relatively small
master file to a modern cartridge that might ordinarily hold 80GB, and
then stick it in a vault forever. 3480 carts are cheap.
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I imagine that IBM had to relax this restriction before they could take
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> Also you don't need ICSF for hashing.
Yes, but then it uses a Java class for the SHA-1 hashing.
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for MVS/SE was to simplify the code to support only two processors. "We
don't HAVE any 16-processor machines," he said, "and it's faster to test
for this CPU or that one."
I never followed up to see if it was true, but it made a good s
many here. We duly noted the hazards of using MODESET, but it
would be arrogant (and futile) to refuse to answer the question of a
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StorageTek maintains ours.
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And speaking of Stardock, Brad Wardell has an interesting retrospective
on the rise-and-fall of his OS/2 business. There's even some advice
that can be taken to heart by some of us in the MVS community. See:
http://www.stardock.com/stardock/articles/article_sdos2.html
On Mon, 2005-07-18 at 22:07 -0500, Ed Gould wrote:
> Plus if they did that might make LINUX less interesting especially if
> it really makes inroads into UNIX land.
Only insofar as it adds another free competitor to the OS landscape.
OS/2 and *nix aren't so alike.
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from it as possible. I resisted experimenting with the webserver,
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advantage of a ridiculously low price to get a foot in the door, an
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On Mon, 2005-07-11 at 00:00 +, Ted MacNEIL wrote:
> I didn't intend to talk down, but I know many APPDEV-types
> who think of this as the only way to create/delete.
I once had an applications guy (a new hire) ask me where "the IEFBR14
manual" was. He didn't last ver
Arghhh, following up on my own post. Bad form as usual.
On Wed, 2005-07-06 at 11:16 -0400, David Andrews wrote:
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> Subject: RVA: How to free up space from deleted datasets wtihout IXFP
> Caleb, you should post to the list rather th
same problem
with RVA as you. A couple of years ago Scott Ledbetter posted a neat
little script that you can run on Linux-390 to temporarily fill your RVA
filesystem with nulls. See:
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It looked useful to me, and maybe something like it should be considered
by the LOOKAT folks.
(If the LRM section numbers ever change, Bill's web page is going to be
in a world of hurt. The publibz URLs depend on manual section num
have faster
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> I don't know about other vendors, but on IBM disk arrays
> you cannot have CKD (mainframe) and FB (unix, ;inux, windows etc)
> disks on the same physical disks.
This is supported on STK Icebergs (um, "Sun SVAs"
VC 26 calls)?
In our system, CATALOG has the 5th-highest aggregate CPU usage of any
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> will be independent of MVS releases
Also so that decryption would be supported by SAR?
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