need the full name in your JCL.
--unsnip-
Bill, the labels, in this case, would be in file 1, not file 2. G
File 1 is the volume label, file 2 is the 1st data set label. Bill had it
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.. BTDT
Oops! You were correct. (Who do I make out my tuition payment to again?)
((I actually still miss the days of MVTDEBE.))
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// DCB=(RECFM=FB,LRECL=133,DSORG=PS)
Would you copy it first, changing its format?
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that many of the rest of you have noticed that over the years.
(Maybe you are just too polite to mention it here? Seems somewhat unlikely
given the tone of the list of late.)
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(I'm not really a curmudgeon nor have I ever played one on TV
out of D.C. and see the world before you make too
many more assessments like that about Brazil, Russia, India or China. There
are certainly highly developed pockets in each of those countries - and there
are, conversely, underdeveloped pockets here in the U.S.)
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the freeing of common
storage?)
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* I recall the need to be in supervisor state when you issue the STORAGE
macro for common storage - it has been a long while since I have played in
this area; fun times
and hardware. (Or so the IBM marketeers have always seemed to believe.)
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a maximized number of read-only memory segments that are
able to be defined as shared (in VM's terms)? It seems that VM's shared
segment support could do wonders to reduce the Linux working set.
Mark, are you aware of any such activity to date?
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On Fri, 31 Aug 2007 08:24:08 -0400, Phil Smith III wrote:
Tom Schmidt wrote:
snip
You could also find the answers to your questions in the z/OS Principles of
Operation, Chapter 3 (Storage).
That's the z/Architecture PofOp -- z/OS is not a hardware architecture, and
is not the only System z OS
from a CSC
domain, might have been a non-sysprog and, as such, was looking for some
pointers to how to learn about virtual storage concepts facilities.
Anyone wishing to find black helicopters, NAFTA, or other similar conspiracies
are in the wrong listserve here.
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[ snip ]
Not every poster on this list is a systems programmer -- many
are applications programmers, some others are operators (or
in operations
Dynamic Address Translation which explains the hardware and the
process in decent detail.
The z/OS Principles of Operation (SA22-7832-05) is available online at URL:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/epubs/pdf/a2278325.pdf
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z/OS are you operating DB2 v8 with?)
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What do you then do for dataset security? Does the browser prompt for RACF
Userid and Password? (Is that information then sent by the browser in an
unencrypted format to the HTTP Server for authentication?)
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job and fed them into both card readers
concurrently, synchronized via walkie-talkie. By duplicating the jobnames
across a large enough number we eventually got two to enter on the same
timestamp. (The experiment was similar to many atomic beam experiments...
not coincidentally.)
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Then what about IPLs? The catalogs would also be opened during a normal
IPL process. Are sites with, say, weekly IPLs exposed more than those sites
able to stay up running?
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site revealed zero hits using BLSCBSUQ as the sole search argument.
It might (or might not) be worth a try though.
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just isn't going to happen with recruiters, is it.)
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occur with sample job CEEWIVP2.
Cause
Accidentally using the old COBOL run time library.
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The acronym: FISH
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In this case improper use could cause message flooding, which could
subsequently cause other system problems. See APAR OW32819.
If a command is not documented, use it at your own risk.
Greg
Greg Dyck
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applications on System z using in-house expertise. The
announcements help demonstrate how System z can deliver superior benefits
over distributed systems.
Full article on cnn.com at:
http://money.cnn.com/news/newsfeeds/articles/marketwire/0269455.htm
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(and learning)??
Besides, there are a surprisingly small number of sites with proper security...
and the requirements for security/audit compliance/support have increased
substantially (what with SOX, HIPPA, etc.). Cover-ups don't stop at the
boardroom, you know.
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of 2.5 different
STIGs). They generally say 15 but at least one says 30. (I didn't produce an
exhaustive list.)
Much of this will depend upon just how secure you are required to become
(Secret, Top Secret, etc.).
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terrible AND the portions are too small or too pricey?
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or two (or more) to quietly give the hint to the original poster. Fast,
easy answers enable encourage continued abuse.
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That's your cue Chris Mason!
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they use incompatible
mechanisms. Note 4 indicates that CSST may or may not be implemented in
hardware, depending upon the specific machine implementation.)
Programming Note 5 suggests a reluctance on the part of the architecture
team to even add the instruction apart from PLO.
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the entryname field.
Try using:
EXPORT SYS1.DFSMS.SCDS INFILE(IN5) OUTFILE(OUT5) TEMP
and lose the UNIT=DISK,VOL=SER=Z14CT1 keywords on the IN5 DD, too.
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Do you have anything specified for SPACE in the active ALLOCxx member in
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On Tue, 22 May 2007 10:51:31 -0700, Edward Jaffe wrote:
Tom Schmidt wrote:
On Mon, 21 May 2007 14:25:20 -0500, Eric Bielefeld wrote:
Maybe Tom should sue Microsoft. They obviously took his name, which
was
there long before Vista.
They have an army of lawyers and he'd have to buy one
they
purposefully need them for one reason or another all of the time.
They could just tie things up in court until he ran out of money, then win by
default whether they were right or not. It happens all the time.
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(I hope they leave him alone but I wouldn't mind
? No.
(Started Job, sure, and started tasks are easily done, too. Batch is where it
gets pesky... like current time by which means of counting (RDR,C/I,INIT).)
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does RACF not support rules restricting the set of users who may ENQ
on protected data set names?
RACF would support them just fine - it simply has never been asked to do so!
SMF would support them just fine, too, but it has never been asked to do so
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that half of the building was partially
underground via earthen berms.
St. Paul gets a LOT colder than 32 F. but the building was always toasty.
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general
consumption. I would even bet that the position was filled before the ink was
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((And maybe the mainframe's not so dead after all?))
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mentioned)??
I once heard a former CIA spook say that any POS system can be hacked from
a truck parked at the curb, if the price/value is right. (Speaking from a
previous lifetime in marketing research.) Maybe somebody built a proof-of-
concept device??? (Think: TEMPEST)
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suppose.)
And that all presumes that there is a tiger behind all of that paper. IBM may,
in fact, have nothing. (I don't have any inside information here in the wilds
of
Wisconsin. It is difficult to read the contents of the jets as they fly
overhead,
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On Wed, 4 Apr 2007 08:57:33 -0500, Tom Schmidt wrote:
IBM traditionally makes hardware announcements of that ilk around the May or
September timeframe.
...snip...
But if I was going to be pinned to a date I would put it towards the end of
May (22nd or 29th). (May 15th would make me wrong I
On Wed, 4 Apr 2007 10:57:45 -0500, Alvaro Quintupray B. wrote:
Can I modify the VTOC to change the attributes of a file? .. how?
What release of z/OS are you currently operating?
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Asunto: Re: ADR793E -PDSE indicators in the VTOC and VVDS do not match
On Wed, 4 Apr 2007 10:57:45
- in any other direction.
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? mother?) which performed
the cross-memory functions.
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has Unix-SPIRES available via MPL 1.1 ... maybe that would be
useful (and entertaining)?
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the initial D was.
//DDNAME DISP=SHR
Vista32 has DeleteWord as a key assignment, too. Vista32 also gives you the
option to make it a repeating key. There are VERY few worthwhile features
that are missing from Vista32 -- and it is a remarkably thin client on the Win
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editing in those languages than should have been necessary. And far, far
more messing around there than editing a C/C++ program for a PC. (On the
other hand, the mainframe C/C++ programs worked sooner... go figure!)
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anymore?).
SHARE doesn't have near the impact that the zBLC has and that may not be
able to change - unless the zBLC members wish to make it so. (And why
would they?? Does the harem really want another wife?)
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don't hear about any mainframe migration failures in the press, right?
(If only it were true that migrations don't fail.)
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as the I/O operations progress.
This is documented (more or less) in the various DFSMS (DFP) publications ...
and a whole lot of older, not-completely-obsolete PLMs and FE handbooks.
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it is chargeable if you order the hardcopy but if you just want
to look at the bookmanager (or pdf) version it is (still) free. Try:
http://publibfp.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr/books/cn7a7003
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of the question.
No, your information is very dated and obsolete. Multiple copies of GTF
have been allowed and supported since z/OS 1.6... for which support ENDS
this September (Sept 2007). The announced successor z/OS releases also
support multiple concurrent GTF trace STCs.
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changes as an SPE for z/OS 1.7 and 1.8?
Not many shops will be on 1.9 for a year and a fair number won't be on 1.9
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to be. And I suggested that z/OS 1.6 be
omitted, since it is off service in September even though I'm at a 1.6 shop
now. (We will convert to 1.8 soon.) I wouldn't argue if IBM said that
1.7 was too much effort if they would commit to rolling it back to 1.8 this
year.
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a
quarterly backup or better yet (b) lie down rest until that urge passes.
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On Thu, 22 Feb 2007 21:15:58 -0600, Graying MVS Sysprog wrote:
On Thu, 22 Feb 2007 20:47:47 -0600, Tom Schmidt wrote:
Do you know if your company is looking at outsourcing your mainframe
(yet)?
Why? You need the business? Actually, I don't think they know enough to
have thought
would divulge too much information to the
outside world?
/conspiracy off
Were either of them at the recent SHARE? (Both were in Baltimore last
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I'd say he is alive kicking... just kicking it out West (still).
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handle that load reliably? (Why did Sun part with it if it was so good?)
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Do you know if your company is looking at outsourcing your mainframe (yet)?
Did your new boss want this new position or was he/she pushed into it from
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and I have NEVER seen one be
completely correct from IBM.
So, no, don't use IBM as an example of a company with a clue how to deal
with keys. I suspect IBM does not use keys for that very reason.
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... I believe that's how
they figure out the job's success/failure, etc.)
You should also be able to get the issue straightened out then, too.
Everything else is a waste of your time on this issue.
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generally uses heaps so the storage
management is done by LE and not so much by GETMAIN/STORAGE. To really
track down the causer you may need to get much closer to LE's heap
management... which can be done by studying Chapter 5 of the previously
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was not the correct
direction. Offload options was (and is) the subject for this thread.
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On Thu, 1 Feb 2007 06:48:46 -0600, Len Rugen wrote:
I think I missed something, WHY does the Cicso CIP need to be replaced?
...
So, if the CISCO CIP is going away or someting, I may need to onload
myself. (Sounds like a buffet)
I
On Thu, 1 Feb 2007 20:20:41 -0600, Rick Fochtman wrote:
Pardon me; my education is lacking.
DWDM ?? Dark fiber ??
Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing
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larger than 6M or even 32M.) Check TSO MAXSIZE.
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On Fri, 26 Jan 2007 13:30:55 -0600, Chase, John wrote:
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On Fri, 26 Jan 2007 10:40:55 -0600, Chase, John wrote:
Also, our current limitations notwithstanding, a snippet of a TASID
display of TSO address
was an occasional poster and lurker around here
about 7-8 years ago... maybe he'll pop up and repost a copy. (If he did I
would snag another copy to replace my dog-eared version that is MIA.)
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will see the same kinds of issues with mainframe
encryption and I really would be astonished if the errors were within 3
orders of magnitude of the PC (or even blade server) world. Reliability is
key to the mainframe.
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On Sat, 6 Jan 2007 20:26:03 -0600, Ed Gould mumbled out loud:
IBM a few years ago introduced a 3838 (?) for number crunching. IIRC
it went down in flames.
The IBM 3838 Array Processor was introduced in 1976 -- 30+ years ago.
That's more than a few years ago.
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been doing with its
iSeries and pSeries and (I surely hope) it is doing that with zSeries,
too.
We, on this list, need to be doing the same. Most good sysprogs that I've
known were life-learners and absorbed lessons like that on a constant
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monitors per
workstation having more than one workstation per desk.
Some of these bad boys are hungry, hungry hippos.
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(My own desktop has well over 35 sessions active to try to monitor the
crazies out
display works (Is is 'SzIIP' meaning 'System zIIP
usage'; Use the ENC (enclave) display to see individual usage in-flight.
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I'm getting the ABEND exit invoked for an S002-04 condition, which is
clearly a read-type situation.
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to drive the EOV. I guess I just read
it wrong.
While the Using Data Sets publication certainly says what you said (in
your earlier post), the Messages manual for IEC036I 002-04 says that the
user's DCB ABEND Exit routine is taken if one is provided.
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On Fri, 8 Dec 2006 13:45:12 -0800, Charles Mills wrote:
And indeed it is! Now what do I do?
Well, what would you LIKE to do? (You can't ignore it, you can't recover
and you can't delay... in the DCB ABEND routine.)
Have you tried specifying a SYNAD exit for that DCB yet?
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subthreads, at least; if this whole thread dies
so much the better. This whole thing is so far from being settled there
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point in time. (The
IBMLINK PMR format is n,999.) With the reliability I've seen lately I
would not be so sure the PMR incident number (n) won't overflow... I
wonder what happens then?
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(All that to see that my real CICS PMR has been transferred
PoOp (-05?) to be available,
largely because of the MVCOS instruction and partly for the other nifty
stuff. Is there an estimated date for SA22-7832-05?
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this is becoming a weekly event. now if ibm would only schedule the day(s)
that servlink is not going to be available.
It seems that, so far, they have only been selecting the days of the week
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red-
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libraries on disk. That way you could establish the module sizes, both in
storage and on disk in order to diagnose this, ahem, issue.
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you want a specific load module included (as an override) you could move it
to a unique dataset, or use MLPA to override the PLPA copy. What you did,
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comments and not otherwise processed. If the comma is missing from his
IEASYSxx then that would explain the seeming lack of CLPA. (BTDTGTTS)
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Long as it runs at all. Lately it's been less reliable that our
favorite desktop OS.
I've heard the rumor that IBMLink 2000 was named because the 2000
represented the expected hours of downtime each year.
(You heard it here first.)
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of
supported keywords in a current release? (In my experience adding SUBSYS
and the subsystem parms was pretty trivial once you had the parsing
subroutines setup.)
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