CA-Librarian question regarding AFOLIBR and DEAD BLOCKS

We routinely run the following JCL: //STATS1 EXEC PGM=AFOLIBR,PARM='NRJS,NJTA' //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=* //MASTER DD DSN=NCPS.LIBRCM.SRCLIB,DISP=SHR //OSJOBDD DUMMY,DCB=(RECFM=F,LRECL=80,BLKSIZE=80) //INDEXDD SYSOUT=*

Mixed Case Password using MainFrame NETVIEW FTP

Is it possible for NETVIEW FTP (Rel V2R2M1) on the mainframe to process mixed case and special character passwords without converting them to upper case? We are currently on z/OS 1.7, ACF2 version 9 release 0 SP1. We are going to mixed case passwords and right now NETVIEW FTP is converting them

Null in JCL causing ERROR

We are on z/OS 1.7 - We had a JCL error and determined that the cause was An x'00' (null) between a STEPNAME and its corresponding EXEC directive. We changed The null to a x'40' (space) and everything worked fine. The programmer that created the JCL Claims that the JCL with the embedded null

Null in JCL causing error

We are on z/OS 1.7 - This morning we had a JCL error and determined that the cause was An x'00' (null) between a STEPNAME and its corresponding EXEC directive. We changed The null to a x'40' (space) and everything worked fine. The programmer that created the JCL Claims that the JCL with the

Mixed Case Password on z/OS 1.7 and ACF 2 Version 8

Are there any known pitfalls in using mixed-case passwords on z/OS 1.7 and ACF 2 Version 8? Is anyone even using the mixed case feature that could share their experiences with us? Charlie -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff /

Batch SDSF Question regarding ISFAFD

I have used batch SDSF for years but now I need to notch it up a level. I would need to update some of the fields where overtyping is allowed. I don't believe batch SDSF will allow this but I have found hints that ISFAFD will. Anyone out there have a sample piece of JCL that shows how to tab

IKJCT43A Return Code 99 - What does this mean.

We are testing Z/OS 1.7 I am dynamically reallocating my SYSPROC DD card with the command below: ALLOCATE FILE (SYSPROC) DATASET( 'SYS1.SCBDHENU' 'SYS3.QUICKREF.C LIST' 'SYS3.CLIST' 'SYS3.NCPS.CLIST' 'SYS1.ISP.SISPCLIB' 'SYS1.BOOKM.SEPHCLB1' 'SYS1.SCBDCLST' 'SYS1.SBLSCLI0' 'SYS1.CSF.SCSFCLI0'

Why No S0C7?

We are on Z 1.4 and COBOL Rel 3.2.0 The Simple Compile and Go below Allows me to add 1 to 'ABC' and get 124 with no S0C7. Is this normal? Did this test with NUMPROC(NOPFD), NUMPROC(PFD), and NUMPROC(MIG). All were successful. //ZCRSCEJA JOB (DAZC1130,ZCRSCEJ),'COBOL4MVS IVP', //

REXX/HTML Question

I develop web sites for a hobby using PHP and HTML. We have a web server on our mainframe so I was tasked to do some web development. My REXX EXEC is named MYFORM.REXX and is recursively called through the FORM action. Is there a was to make this REXX EXEC be able to SEE the variables

Reading a Load Module

I would like to convert a loadlib module to a format that I can read with a REXX Exec. Is this possible? Can VPSPRINT copy a sequential datasets with the FOLD option? Any suggestions would be a great help. Charlie -- For

SDSF - COMMAND INPUT === question

My COMMAND INPUT === dropped to the bottom of the screen in SDSF and I don't know why. My Command line at bottom in option 0 of ISPF is not selected and all of my ISPF panels have the command line at the top. What the heck did I do to SDSF? TIA, Charlie J

Program exhausting below the line storage

We have a LARGE application program that is exhausting below the line storage and abending. Sub Pool 0 (File Buffers) and Sub Pool 2 (Working Storage) are using about 3.5m Are there any easy tricks to make the entire program run above the line? Or will we simply have to reduce file

COBOL Program exhausting below the line storage

Compiler: PP 5655-G53 IBM Enterprise COBOL for z/OS and OS/390 3.2.0 We have a LARGE COBOL application program that is exhausting below the line storage and abending. There are 16 QSAM files and an IDMS Database. Sub Pool 0 (File Buffers 1.5meg) and Sub Pool 2 (Working Storage 2meg)

SVC 99 Question (sort of) File Creation Date Needed via ASM - PART 2

The other day I posted the following request: I have an assembler routine that reads a series of files and extracts the report creation date from the report header. It just occurred to me that the report creation date is the same as the file creation date. Is there a slick way, knowing

SVC 99 Question (sort of) File Creation Date Needed via ASM

I have an assembler routine that reads a series of files and extracts the report creation date from the report header. It just occurred to me that the report creation date is the same as the file creation date. Is there a slick way, knowing the file name in advance, to dynamically acquire

Identifying the Operating System

Is there a TSO command or equivalent that can be invoked to identify the level of the operating system? Charlie J -- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the