Howard,
If you could send me your email address offline, I think I may have it. I
would rather not post it in the clear.
Gary at evergreen (dash or hyphen) systems dot com
Gary Green
Never use a 2x4 when a 2x6 will do just as well!
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employer)
Gary Green
Never use a 2x4 when a 2x6 will do just as well!
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Of John McKown
Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2009 12:47 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Subject: Re: Possible new SYSTEM symbols
see us at www.dtg-usa.com
She seemed okay but was not that technical; as it seems most of the head
hunters out there.
If anything passes my way, and a lot does, I'll send them along.
Gary Green
Never use a 2x4 when a 2x6 will do just as well!
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is not
the same as SMFDOW. The values of these SMF set symbols allow me to
generate the alias name for the related GDG... As I said, works like a
charm.
HTH
Gary Green
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requests for the code. Please send me a PM
and I will place you in the list.
Gary Green
Never use a 2x4 when a 2x6 will do just as well!
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Of Linda Mooney
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 8:28 PM
the base file goes away, i.e. the GDG,
the alias goes away with it.
It works great.
Gary Green
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Of Rob Lister
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2009
Boy, do I feel stupid. For some reason I thought the OP asked a different
question.
Really sorry for the topic drift. :(
Gary Green
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Of Gary
It's not mainframe related, but just too good to not pass along. Watch the
wrap.
(So slap my hand, it's the first one this month for me). ggg
http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasicarticleId=9113654source=NLT_VVRnlid=37
Interesting article about Linux being taught on a mainframe instead of an x86
box.
Watch the wrap.
http://searchenterpriselinux.techtarget.com/news/article/0,289142,sid39_gci1327045,00.html?track=NL-795ad=657824asrc=EM_NLN_4320237uid=1900046#
All you IBM'ers out there reading this, please delete this message and keep
moving... I'm serious now, move on... There is nothing for you to see here...
.
.
.
Now that they're gone...
Way, WAY back, IBM provided a utility in IPO1.LINKLIB (at least I think that's
where it was) which would
SR 15,1R
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I looked in the CPAC loadlib(s) and it's
Thanks for the reference Lizette.
Another list member reminded me of the name of the utility.
Even though other processes could provide the same function, I was always fond
of using the IPOUPDTE, now CPPUPDTE (which makes sense), utility. Some shops
would not allow me to install non-approved
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Subject: Way... Back question...
All you IBM'ers out there reading this, please delete this message and keep
moving... I'm serious now, move on... There is nothing for you to see
here...
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Now
I guess that's a perfect example of ask, and yee shall receive. :)
Thanks John!
Gary Green
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placed them like that as an homage to Rocky Bullwinkle.
Of all the people that went into that room to watch movies, chat,
whatever..., only one person ever caught the reference. That was my son who
had not even been born when Rocky Bullwinkle were on.
Gary Green
Never use a 2x4 when a 2x6
.re
I agree 100%. Unfortunately, too many organizations depend on a college
degree, rather than any demonstration of good sense or experience. Any
dummy with a MBA (which really means very little) can get a job in
management of nearly any organization
This reminds me of a contract I did once
In other words, you got out in time? Or before it got worse?
g
On Wed Aug 6 13:55 , Tom Harper [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
Well, don't include me in your we. I didn't elect them. I moved to
Texas in 1983.
Tom Harper
IMS Utilities Development Team
NEON Enterprise Software, Inc.
Sugar Land, TX
Ya know... It's crap and FUD like this that makes my blood boil!!!
COBOL, an antique language, not taught anymore and difficult to maintain.
Where do I start?
How about I offer to go in there, analyze the situation, come up with a
solution that would work with their existing system, write it
)?
Just a thought.
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Does STOPX37 not have a special DD card you code that tells it to ignore
processing for this step. Something like //PROIGNOR or //IGNORPRO,
something like that?
Gary Green
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The below email arrived in my inbox (actually, the Junk Email box) earlier
today. Did anyone else receive something like it?
Just curious.
Gary Green
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Not that I will be there, but I must ask... WHICH Doctor Who will it be?
On Mon Jul 28 12:19 , Lizette Koehler [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
Gang,
My boss approved me going to Share in San Jose next weekend. If you would
like to meet the face behind the emails, I will be wearing my Doctor Who
on the H1B Visa program. I know it's not specific to mainframes but all of us
are affected by it one way or another. Some even more so... :(
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/3367772/68381743/127066/2/
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We plan and plan and plan to make sure everything is correct with the systems
and such that we are responsible for. Then along comes someone that make a
decision that makes it all moot.
You gotta read this article. If it were not so serious, it would be funny.
What you're thinking of is SWAP NEXT or SWAP PREV. Next goes to the next
ISPF screen in the list. Prev does the reverse (it goes backwards).
If it matters, I have ALL my swap related keys coded as
PF2 SPLIT NEW
PF9 SWAP NEXT
PF14 SPLIT LIST
PF21 SWAP PREV
And since I usually control the
Jul 2008 09:35:07 -0400, Gary Green wrote:
And since I usually control the system I change the ISPF CONFIG
to allow 32 split screens.
I don't control the system here, but I have been frustrated by the need for
8 splits. I created a customized ISPCFIGU in my private load library
concatenated
Well, I know very little about the environment, but I will send an email
asking for more details.
Thanks.
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not close enough to the product to say that with any
semblance of experience/knowhow.
I appreciate the comments and will be passing them along in a few.
Thanks.
Gary Green
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efforts to assist those stricken with cancer!
Please
Thank You Tim!
I'll be passing this along in about 30 seconds.
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Thank
?
Gary Green
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http://www.active.com/donate/tntsonj/tntsonjGGreen
Thank you
Well, I use Attachmate all the time and I upload FB files all the time...
If no one else can assist, I'll login and force my brain cells to remember how
I do it.
On Tue Jul 8 11:25 , Pinnacle [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
Can anybody tell me how to turn off the bleeping RECFM(V) that PCOMM
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Thank you
] On Behalf Of Gary Green
Sent: Monday, June 30, 2008 12:36 PM
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Subject: Another difference between platforms...
Back in the 80's we mainframe(rs) went from 24 bit to 31 bit,
then towards the end of the millennium, we started migrating
to 64 bit with the introduction
I enjoy cross-country motorcycle trips. Unfortunately, once I started
working for a consulting outfit, that fell to the wayside. :( Perhaps at
my next job... (he says hopefully)
Gary Green
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Yeah, I read about that last year. It's not only McDonalds that is doing
this.
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Only the nine pages? I thought it was longer than that since it was a
chapter subset of manual #1.
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Perhaps in the future before I post that kind of information, I should look
at it myself...? ;)
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Yeah... With a sucker born every minute, I guess I'm this minute's. Or
that minute's... Or..., you get the idea. ;)
Hey, is it Friday already?
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, but my friend had to get it off his chest, and I,
passing it along, mine. There are plenty other examples but my friend just
sighed and left at this.
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If you want to read the file, then a simple solution is to coble together
something in SAS to read the MCDS and then write the report. There are
samples of this floating around the web somewhere.
Gary Green
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Please support my
emailing) tell him about this opportunity in the save area where he is
currently employed. It's a 6-month contract position and job the
requirements read exactly like his job description!
Small, small world. Sad, but true.
Gary Green
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I just tried it again and it works for me. Huh...
Here is another link related to this one. It's the registration page to
download the article. Perhaps you'll have better luck.
A side question if I may... (just curious)
Are you located at the Credit Suisse site in New Brunswick, NJ?
Gary
I can't believe I forgot to include the new link. Sorry!
https://www14.software.ibm.com/webapp/iwm/web/pick.do?lang=en_USsource=swg-systemzprfm5S_PKG=ZPRFE50608IItcode=108AF19E
On Wed Jun 4 9:37 , Gary Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
I just tried it again and it works for me. Huh...
Here
Others may chime in with a similar suggestion...
If you have DFSORT, you could run DCOLLECT (IDCAMS utility) and pass the output
to DFSORT to produce the reports. I know IBM has some stuff on one of their
sites that provides the job streams and SORT SYSIN statements. If you can not
locate
I probably already know the answer but does the number of segments/offsets
change with each record type or would/do they remain the same? If the later,
then there is a DFSORT solution.
On Wed Jun 4 12:59 , Tim Hare [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
Really two questions I guess.
1. We have variable
reason that name sticks in my mind. Made me
think perhaps Dell was getting into the outsourcing business. Of course, I
could, and may well be, all wrong and it's just a figment of my lackluster
imagination.
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Merrill said in a prior email. He
remarked that only the name of the first PDS in a concatenation order would
be recorded in the SMF records. Then he remarked even IF all the PDS(E)
names were recorded, how would we be able to find out from which PDS the
load module originated.
Gary Green
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That I like!
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someone's fancy.
Have fun.
http://www-931.ibm.com/tela/webmail/CampaignPublisher/15165
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A few months back I posted to the NG about a job posting that arrived in my
inbox for a poorly paid Sr. Systems Programmer position in North Jersey and it
caused quite a stir and a lot of traffic.
Well, a friend that is now looking for a position in the Philadelphia area,
sent this to me and I
a
statement that 65k in Kentucky was like something in 6-figures elsewhere. I
checked before posting this but it's no longer there. Hmmm...
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. re But even if the full DSNAMEs were provided, you'd have no way of knowing
which PDS actually had the member that was
loaded/referenced.
Really?
If one knew the names of the PDS' in question, I assume one could discern the
concatenation order. With that knowledge and the name of the
That's if the job names used are the FTP logon userid +1 character. If they
are different, the jobs are not tracked.
If someone has different information, I would love to hear it.
On Tue May 27 7:09 , Edward Jaffe [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
Elardus Engelbrecht wrote:
Write a REXX or CLIST
That makes all the off-topic discussions, admittedly some started by me, worth
it!
Thanks!
On Tue May 27 10:23 , Edward Jaffe [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
Gary Green wrote:
That's if the job names used are the FTP logon userid +1 character. If they
are different, the jobs are not tracked
My assumption was his fingers were typing faster than the Windows-controlled
keyboard could handle and dropped the L. ;-)
On Tue May 27 14:04 , Tom Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
On Tue, 27 May 2008 10:23:17 -0700, Edward Jaffe wrote:
Gary Green wrote:
That's if the job names used
Yes... Now that he jumped over 24 delivery vans. About 10-12 more than his
father.
On Tue May 27 12:17 , Edward Jaffe [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
Tom Schmidt wrote:
On Tue, 27 May 2008 10:23:17 -0700, Edward Jaffe wrote:
You should be using 'JESINTERFACE:EVEL 2'
They spelled
different?
http://federaltimes.com/index.php?S=3533568
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Now THAT is funny...
On Wed May 21 13:16 , Rob Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
I worked at a site once (many) years ago where some bright spark once wrote a
program called IJKEFT01 whose sole purpose in life was to just ATTACH
IKJEFT01 *unless* it was the target userid in which case it also
Ah..., someone, huh...? ;-)
On Wed May 21 11:00 , Edward Jaffe [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
Rob Scott wrote:
I worked at a site once (many) years ago where some bright spark once wrote
a program called IJKEFT01 whose sole purpose in life was to just ATTACH
IKJEFT01 *unless* it was the target
India, and short-sightedness, strikes again...
A close friend is being outsourced and asked me to ask the group if anyone
know's the name of an MVS shop in the Bethlehem/Allentown PA. area. My friend
thinks there is a position available somewhere in that area and would like to
target the
Wouild someone be able to help me save a bunch of research time with this
problem.
We have a user that is attempting to recall a migrated dataset (standard JCL
PDS). However, DFHSM is getting an abend E37-04 during the recall process. If
this were a recover I would allocate a new dataset,
Yeah..., and based on their propensity to trumpet Windoze, we may be in for a
world of hurt.
On Mon May 19 13:26 , john gilmore [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
Burks was the the last co-author, with von Neumann and Goldstine, of the first
and still relevant programming-techniques paper; he also
You're kidding... Really?
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Sheesh... I had better start using this computer for something other than
work. ;-)
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than the mainframe. Or so it was reported back in January...
http://redmondmag.com/features/article.asp?editorialsid=2400#reliable
But disputed...
Watch the wrap.
Well, disk datasets should be relatively easy... (if the information is
returned from the LMDIST call)
Number of tracks used * % of space used * blocks per track divided by record
length.
Or am I missing something in the question?
On Wed May 14 10:31 , 'McKown, John' [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
I did not notice.
As you said, interesting...
On Wed May 14 13:59 , Tony Harminc [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
2008/5/14 Gary Green [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
than the mainframe. Or so it was reported back in January...
http://redmondmag.com/features/article.asp\?editorialsid=2400#reliable
Interesting
Okay, okay, you found the flaw in my suggestion...
grumble, grumble, grumble... ;)
On Wed May 14 14:01 , Tony Harminc [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
2008/5/14 Gary Green [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Well, disk datasets should be relatively easy... (if the information is
returned from the LMDIST call
Harminc
Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 1:02 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: estimating number of records.
2008/5/14 Gary Green [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Well, disk datasets should be relatively easy... (if the
information is returned from the LMDIST call)
Number of tracks used
Ah... Kicking and scratching all the way, huh...
On Wed May 14 13:56 , 'McKown, John' [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
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To: IBM
I did not know about the sequels. Thanks.
Oh, my son says the movie is available on Netflix. He promised to add it to
his list and perhaps move it towards the top.
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At the risk of this thread straying off topic too much, I agree...
I have two copies floating around my house somewhere. I can never find them
when I want to reread the book; about every 4-5 years.
Where's Gregory?.
On Tue May 13 10:08 , Daniel McLaughlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
While
Are you certain it was a DOS system. I thought it was an MFT, or MVT, and
housed in a 165/95, was it...?
On Tue May 13 13:58 , 'Robert A. Rosenberg' [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
At 10:08 -0400 on 05/13/2008, Daniel McLaughlin wrote about Re:
Mainframe programming vs the Web:
While we're
Oh yes.
I remember starting to read it when someone on CompuServe (remember that)
recommended it to me back in the 80's. I laid it down somewhere and it was
gone. I never did get another copy to finish reading...
On Tue May 13 13:58 , Rick Fochtman [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
While we are on the subject...
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0064177/
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Fantablous movie!
Computer takes over the world, almost!
Classic!
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and perhaps roll your own to get the info you need.
Earlier, I think I read a post by another forum member to look at DFSORT to
produce something. That is a very good idea.
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As the subject says...
http://searchdatacenter.techtarget.com/news/article/0,289142,sid80_gci1312380,00.html?track=NL-576ad=638786asrc=EM_NLN_3601410uid=1900046
Watch the wrap.
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Or as we say, C.R.S ;)
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Sysview, but I have learned a bit about it, and
can use it with JES output, syslog displays, etc.
Doug Fuerst
Gary Green wrote:
Ah... These two products do not provide the same informaiton.
SYSVIEW provides internal, control-block structure information (at a
minimum) while SDSF (Spool Display
Ah... These two products do not provide the same informaiton.
SYSVIEW provides internal, control-block structure information (at a minimum)
while SDSF (Spool Display and Search Facility) provides informaiton about Jobs
in the JES queue.
On Mon Apr 21 14:39 , Duane Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ah, we would need a little bit more than that to answer your question.
Perhaps the JCL job log?
On Wed Apr 9 15:20 , Fabio D'Alfonso [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
Hi,
I am getting this error submitting a job.
The job is a simple logrec format and previously worked.
How could we go over this?
If that is the EXACT JCL you submitted, the lower case characters in the DSN
would cause a JCL error.
Try converting them to upper case and resubmitting.
On Wed Apr 9 15:57 , Fabio D'Alfonso [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
Hi this is the job
//STEP1EXEC PGM=IFCDIP00
//SERERDS DD
Many of you will probably receive the email from one of the MF sites which will
contain the reference to this article.
http://serverspecs.blogs.techtarget.com/2008/04/04/why-there-should-probably-be-no-windows-in-the-data-center/?track=NL-576ad=634581asrc=EM_NLN_3449818uid=1900046
When I saw
As other have written, writing something to walk the JCT/SCT chain will do as
you ask. Run the program as the last step in the job and you can do with the
information as you wish.
I did something like this at a client location a few years ago. The program
was called RCWALKER and could
I know we've been down this road before. Here is more fuel for the fire.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8Tsqk6jJoY
blocked::http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8Tsqk6jJoY
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Sounds like this is the same thought process that proclaimed that the mainframe
was dead.
I loved the statement (my words of the thier toughts) about bulk purchases
are limiting the company by preventing the user commuinity from taking
advantage of newer, more flexible offerings. Yeah,
or in the listserv?
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at 01:18 PM, Gary Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
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A lot has been said about MVS/DNS/etc..., knowing the IP address of the
workstation in order for MVS to initiate the FTP down to the WS. Most have
said it needs to be a static IP address.
At this site, we use static IP addresses. However, while I no longer have the
VBS/WSF (a VB script)
exist in the first place. If the DHCP/DNS is
setup correctly, every PC should have a valid DNS name that resolves the
IP address correctly. I don't remember any site I've worked at recently
(5 years) where I couldn't use a DNS name to address a desktop machine.
Gary Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] 3/19/2008
Well, that's an interesting question, Rick. In my situations, everything was
behind the firewall so there was little concern for hackers. I do know that
the IIS on the WS can be setup with some security (userid, password, restricted
directory(ies), etc...
Is there any built-in security for
figured the format of a TRSMAIN compressed EBCDIC file should ensure a decent
amount of protection.
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..re Not possible with standard Windows because it don't come with a FTP
server.
Ah.. But it does!
All you need to do is install IIS on your workstation, configure it and somehow
get the IP address of the WS to the host and use that to FTP your files down!
This is how I get all my
We have been running SYMDUMP 2.0 for quite some time and it was never updated.
CA's current version is 7.0, and there were no intervening release numbers. We
were repeatedly told by CA that there is nothing, NADA, zip⦠that will
convert our older CSLâs to the newer PROTSYMâs ???. So,
see from the support site, there IS upgrade information to
version 7.0 available. Have your CA rep raise an issue to obtain the data you
need.
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [EMAIL PROTECTED]','','','')[EMAIL
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Sent: Monday, March
That is great to hear! And I love the way you introduced your status. :)
Real mainframer.
I know JR will appreciate hearing the good news. I keep her abreast of the
health and goings on of forum members and she has not liked the news
these past few years. :( Too many fallen comrades and she
Maybe PERF=MAX is not attainable at this moment. But with a proper WLM
configuration, it will eventually [percolate its way up.
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Richards, Robert B.
Sent: Friday, March 14, 2008 11:05 AM
To:
I use it and it's not bad... Beyond that, we would need to get into
specifics.
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Grine, Janet [GCG-PFS]
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2008 4:06 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: CA-SYSVIEW
I am
Not to make light of your situation, but the North Jersey and New York areas
seem to have more requirements that most other places in the country.
The hottest skills recently seem to be CICS, MQ, DB2 and Storage Management
(open systems and MVS).
Try these sites:
SimplyHired
http://searchdatacenter.techtarget.com/tip/0,289483,sid80_gci1299376,00.html?track=NL-576ad=624866asrc=EM_NLN_3060935uid=1900046
Watch the wrap.
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