2009/5/22 Jim McAlpine jim.mcalp...@gmail.com
OK, we've implemented that bit of code and got to the point of executing
IKJEFTSR to issue a LISTDS command but that invocation failed with -
IKJEFTSR FAILED - RC= -1
REASON CODE= 68
and the following -
IKJ56652I You
2009/5/12 Paul Schuster pgs4ibmm...@pacbell.net:
If you do (for example) a VSMLOC PVT,AREA=((R4),(R0)),TCB=VSMLCTCB
by one task (I will call it TCB123) and it completes RC=0, but the TCB
returned in the VSMLCTCB field is another task (I will call it TCB456), what
is this really telling me?
2009/5/11 Paul Gilmartin paulgboul...@aim.com:
On Mon, 11 May 2009 00:45:50 -0500, Barbara Nitz wrote:
On Friday afternoon IBM had corrected the coding error that caused activeX
to be executed in the first place and that then terminated the browser (no
matter what type of browser). After
2009/5/11 Tom Marchant m42tom-ibmm...@yahoo.com:
On Sat, 9 May 2009 16:35:58 -0400, Tony Harminc wrote:
Keep in mind that in many cases the attributes can change
between the time you check, and the time you (or some service or
program you call) actually uses the storage.
And Binyamin made
2009/5/11 Walt Farrell wfarr...@us.ibm.com:
On Sat, 9 May 2009 18:54:21 -0700, Ed Gould ps2...@yahoo.com wrote:
Also if they do have access to amaspzap they can get around almost
anything, so I would still restrict that access (along with its alias's).
That's not true, Ed. Access to
2009/5/8 Paul Gilmartin paulgboul...@aim.com:
Sigh. If IBM users were serious about this sort of thing, they'd
submit a Requirement that LOGON not distinguish between invalid
user ID and valid user ID with invalid password, reducing the
exhaustive search space from M*N to M+N.
That
2009/5/8 Joe Reichman joereich...@optonline.net:
would anyone know if you have a stroage address to determine its nature
e.g. CSA SQA etc.
would I have to check all of the entries in the LDA ..GDA
or is the best way to invoke VSM. macros LSIT RGN etc
or is a combination of
2009/5/8 Lizette Koehler stars...@mindspring.com:
I am trying to create a panel that has something like a password field. When
you enter the password, it replaces the characters as they are typed from
source to stars.
Is this possible? Or is INTENS(NON) my only option?
Surely even if the
2009/4/29 Eric Bielefeld eric-ibmm...@wi.rr.com:
I remember IBM used to advertise the MP3000 that we had at PH Mining as
taking less power than a coffee pot.
It does. It is rated at 1.32 kVA (per frame), and I measured it (a P30
with full DASD) at 850 W . You can't always directly compare kVA
2009/4/27 R.S. r.skoru...@bremultibank.com.pl:
Slightly on topic:
I had an occasion to compare two z machines: old z9 and new z10. Very
similar in MIPS, channels, memory configuration.
Power consumption as shown by HMC
Old blue z9: 4kW
New green z10: 6 kW.
So, replacing old equipment with
2009/4/23 David Andrews d...@lists.duda.com:
On Thu, 2009-04-23 at 14:57 -0400, Bob Rutledge wrote:
It's not [nonzero],0, it's 15,0.
Hey, you're absolutely RIGHT. (I wonder if it's always been like this?
Am I mis-remembering stuff from 35 years ago?
Yup - it's always been like this. I think
2009/4/21 Martin Packer martin_pac...@uk.ibm.com:
I'm not sure why this turned into another OCO debate, but attempting to
return to Tim's original post:
Well, Tim's original post was about What (More) Open Source Software
Do You Want for z/OS?. I can speak only for myself, but when I think
of
2009/4/15 Paul Gilmartin paulgboul...@aim.com:
There are APIs for extracting information from program objects. It
is my understanding that AMBLIST uses those APIs rather than parsing
program objects itself. (Will AMBLIST process program objects
in Unix files?)
Yes, AMBLIST works fine on
2009/4/5 Edward Jaffe edja...@phoenixsoftware.com:
I would very much like to see a generalized, callable REXX external function
that does *full* IKJPARS emulation in fewer lines than my behemoth. The
positional parameters are relatively easy. (Don't forget to prompt if
they're not there!)
2009/4/1 john gilmore john_w_gilm...@msn.com:
For those of you who read German readily, there is a new book:
Siegele, Ludwig, Joseph Zepelin. Matrix der Welt. SAP und der neue
globale Kapitalizmus. Frankfurt und New York: Campus-Verlag, 2009.
available that describes---publicly and in
2009/4/1 Timothy Sipples e99...@jp.ibm.com:
As Kirk alluded to, there are also numerous private protocol file transfer
products, and they do have advantages in many missions.
And it's important to choose a vendor who understands the subtleties
of mainframe datasets in a mostly non-mainframe
2009/3/27 Timothy Sipples timothy.sipp...@us.ibm.com:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/03/27/smokey_the_power_supply/
Pure coincidence that it was an HP blade in the story, rather than,
say, an IBM one...
Tony H.
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For
2009/3/17 Ulrich Krueger u...@pacbell.net:
Glad to hear that this is a non-issue for your shop, Steve.
I just felt like I had to climb up on my soap-box and point this potential
pitfall out to you as well as to the rest of the user community so they
don't have to suffer through the same issues
2009-03-06 Hal Merritt hmerr...@jackhenry.com wrote:
IMHO: exits as a subspecies are evil critters. They become an ongoing
maintenance challenge and tend to attract unwelcome attention from auditors.
Exits are hard to write, hard to stress test, and introduce a level of risk.
You need
2009/3/1 Paul Gilmartin paulgboul...@aim.com:
On Sat, 28 Feb 2009 21:16:01 -0500, Tony Harminc wrote:
The next step may well be direct SMP/E RECEIVE FROMNET or even RECEIVE
ORDER, though these certainly won't work for all customers.
However, IBM provides instructions for use of RECEIVE
2009/2/28 Itschak Mugzach imugz...@gmail.com:
Does anyone has good experience in developing OOREXX under USS including TSO
and ISPF Address commands? I'll try to co-submit this question to TSO-REXX.
It's been worked on in the past, and I think some significant
difficulties were found. Check the
2009-02-28 Pete Borton peter.bor...@northgatearinso.com:
We supply some customers on CD, but others appear to be even more 'jurassic'
than we are, and insist (I'm led to believe) on tape cartridge.
We led ourselves to believe that for several years, but when we were
faced with the complication
2009/2/22 Patrick O'Keefe patrick.oke...@wamu.net:
On Fri, 20 Feb 2009 11:14:14 -0700, Mark Post mp...@novell.com wrote:
...
I don't know how successful they'll be, but I wish them well.
...
I take it, then, that you are an exponent of Mantissa.
Sorry. I couldn't resist.
Characteristic
2009/2/20 Kelman, Tom thomas.kel...@commercebank.com:
If a company has a license for Windows itself can Microsoft restrict what
hardware it is run on?
Well, IANAL etc, but there do seem to be two major MS WIndows licence
types. The Retail licence doesn't say anything about what it runs on,
2009/2/2 Vince Getgood vincent.getg...@xchanging.com:
I've had a little more info, from an unconfirmed source.
I understand that IBM ARE looking at liquid chilling (note the change) for the
Z11 (or whatever).
However it's likely to be liquid gas, rather than water.
Hmmm... probably
2009/1/20 Edward Jaffe edja...@phoenixsoftware.com:
Swoyer makes some good observations ...
http://www.esj.com/news/article.aspx?EditorialsID=3475
An interesting phrase in there: freshly minted IT pros. I was
freshly minted 30-something years ago, but I sure wasn't a pro.
Tony H.
2009/1/15 Anne Lynn Wheeler l...@garlic.com:
wfarr...@us.ibm.com (Walt Farrell) writes:
This seems rather obvious, so perhaps you've already tried it or
rejected it for some reason, but the SHARE web page at
http://www.share.org has a Contact Us link, and one of the links on
that page will
2009/1/13 Itschak Mugzach imugz...@gmail.com
Please have a look at this scenario:
CICS of organization A is connected (LU6.2 Connection) to CICS of
organization B. No problem with that. I looked into the CDRM and found
some other application of organization B defined in VTAMLST of
2009/1/8 JE Thinnes jethin...@aol.com:
Update. We experienced another 'hang' lasting 2 minutes.
I would be tempted to hit RESTART the next time you see this hang.
That may tell you who's running at that moment, and if you resume and
then repeat it a few times you may be able to see if the
2009/1/7 Anne Lynn Wheeler l...@garlic.com:
Howerver, I don't anything about 360/65 multiprocessor was for anything other
than two-way.
In particular, the 65MP did not have a programmable prefix register to
relocate low storage for each CPU the way S/370 and later do. Rather,
the prefixing
2008/12/31 John McKown joa...@swbell.net:
On Tue, 30 Dec 2008 16:16:25 -0600, Don Higgins d...@higgins.net wrote:
Here is something new and something old for 2009. Come to SHARE session
8194 in Austin TX on March 3, 2009 at 8 AM for the first live demonstration of
zcobol portable mainframe
2008/12/12 Patrick O'Keefe patrick.oke...@wamu.net:
... the penchant of good programmers to pick meaningful names
when possible ... unless cleverness happens to strike, of course.
I have to go back 25 years or so, but the program Host Command
Facility (HCF) had the module prefix CHF. Its
2008/12/10 Skip Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I know that the double hardware failure delayed repair because the second
part had to ordered. No one else has suggested that the CPU slowdown
resulted from any cause other than heat. Here is a chart I obtained that
indicates the effect of rising
2008/12/8 Peggy Andrews [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
We are soon at the end of a decommissioning project (very, very sad).
Our hardware maintenance contract (z800, Shark, and ATL/VTS) expires
2/1/09, but we may not be able to decommission until a few months after that.
Does anyone have ideas on
2008/11/19 Tom Marchant [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
From the announcement:
Prior to this announcement, z/VM was authorized to run on IFL processors
only if, on the IFL processors, z/VM was being used exclusively to run Linux
workloads and, if required, z/VM applications in support of those Linux
2008/11/18 Mark Zelden [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Since you are the Simplist vendor I assume you must know that the
people you are responding to have Simplist. If you know they don't,
then prefacing all your responses with if you have simplist is nothing
more than advertising.I'd really hate it
2008/11/13 Maurice Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello David,
I think you need to remove your commas from the PRIM and SEC parms ...
A properly written TSO command treats blanks and commas identically as
operand separators. Indeed any number of blanks, commas, or /*
comments */ can be used in the
2008/11/11 Edward Jaffe [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Tony Harminc wrote:
... The Reg has also bought into IBM's line about speciality engines
being some sort of performance enhancers for Java, Linux, and so on,
rather than just a scheme for maintaining market differentiation
between Classic and New
2008/11/11 Dave Salt [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
So if HP alone is converting more than 250 mainframe shops every 2 years,
then at least
1,000 mainframe shops will be gone over the next 8 years? Ouch! Someone
please tell me
this isn't true?
When HP claims it has helped more than 250 customers
On 2008-11-06 Anton Britz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a) What is Mr. Goldberg trying to achieve ., Sales for CA or
sensation/hysteria
b) What lists are you cross posting too
c) How much money are you getting for the information we will provide you
d) How long have you been in the Mainframe
2008-11-04 Paul Gilmartin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Tue, 4 Nov 2008 10:41:34 -0500, J R wrote:
Yes, I noticed the XMIT within XMIT format.
Unfortunately, this confounds XmitManager because the top level
invocation converts the second level members to ASCII which the
second level invocation can't
2008/11/3 Schneiderwent, Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What I'm trying to do is create an internal standard that says all messages
begin with a particular prefix. I'd like to be able to point to an IBM
document that supports the notion of, say, not writing messages to the log
that begin DFH or
2008/10/29 Chase, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
OK, that's fine for the specific cases. Now generalize it so:
Ludwig Van Beethoven = Beethoven
Henry Ford= Ford
Harvey L. Cliburn = Cliburn
Viktor Korchnoi = Korchnoi
Elmer Fudd= Fudd
Popeye the Sailor
2008/10/29 Farley, Peter x23353 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
A question has been asked of me to which I think I know the answer, but
not how (in)efficient it would be:
Is there a z/OS-supplied function to convert GMT to local time (or back
again)?
CEEGMTO is an LE function that will give
2008/10/27 John McKown [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
So, anybody want to tell me what a BERT is really used for? It seems to be a
generic overflow type control block. How do I avoid this in the future?
If JES2 didn't have BERTs, it couldn't have the $DILBERT and $DOGBERT
macros. And what fun would that
2008/10/23 Don Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] quoted:
Hi Don,
I have spoken to the writer for z/Architecture and he mentioned that there
is
currently an error in the repricing of the documents you questioned. The
website should be fixed by next Monday.
Thanks,
Debbie Quick
ID Service
2008/10/17 Tim Hare [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
We need to TERSE a fairly large (for us) amount of data. This data is in
multiple separate datasets now, but needs to be sent as one large sequential
dataset. We can TERSE the concatenated sequential input of course; but out
of curiosity I'm wondering:
2008/10/14 Scott Ford [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am in the process of writing an Assembler routine to see if RACF, ACF2 or
Top-Secret are
running on z/OS. I am confused about where I should find the information. I
have tried looking at
the RCVT ( desct = ichprcvt ) because I have noticed that on
2008/10/9 Bernd Oppolzer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
A variable which is listed in the storage offset listing as 0(r13)
actually never is held in storage, but it resides in a register all the time.
0(r13) simply means that no storage is allocated for this variable (this
is not very nice, I asked the
On Sun, 5 Oct 2008 12:53:34 -0400, Rob Schramm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I am looking for the simplest way to intercept/modify an i/o for a VSAM
data set without impacting the application.
All suggestions are welcome.
When you say I/O, do you mean the logical VSAM I/O, or the physical I/O
that
2008/09/17 P.Sabarish Kannan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I wanted to know how do we enter Trademark TM symbol in
hostexplorer .Basically my requirement is to insert this character in Db2 v8
tables for both ascii and ebcdic table.
I tried selecting different codepages from host explorer
i)French
2008/8/21 Tony B. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Supposedly they develop mainframe/open systems related products.
The only thing I know about them is that they acquired the
Huron/Objectstar product from Amdahl/Antares/Fujitsu several years
ago. They may well have renamed it (indeed looking at their
2008/8/18 Richard Peurifoy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The Timer Units are based on the S360 timer which was a word in low
storage (80 X'50'). It was updated based on the line frequency (60 hertz
in the US). It does not change with the speed of the CPU, and so is
constant. The Timer no longer exists
2008/7/23 Mark Waterbury [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Does anyone recall how to determine the one byte value that results from a
column on an 80-byte card that was overpunched with the 0-8-2 holes punched
out? Please tell me, in hex, e.g. X'82' (for example only). Thanks.
Do you mean an algorithm?
2008/7/23 William H. Blair [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Tony Harminc wrote:
Do you mean an algorithm? ... I'm not sure there is an overall
algorithm, though obviously there are certain patterns to be
seen.
Of course there is an algorithm. Card readers implement it. In
fact, it can be deduced
2008-07-22 Wayne Driscoll [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now I realize that IBM has valid reasons for the limitation, but in my
opinion, point 2 You can run it on any System z10 machine is more of a
lowlight than a highlight. Another example of IBM making things available
at a low or no cost, but
2008/7/19 Kenneth E Tomiak [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Sometimes people add things to a logon proc not understanding true needs,
too. I have seen SYSPRINT added into steps that never use it because
someone thought that is where output goes. And SYSIN is where input comes
from. And then it gets
2008/7/17 Itschak Mugzach [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think its SYSTSIN
No - that's something quite different. SYSTSIN is used when running
the Terminal Monitor Program in batch (or in any non-terminal
environment). The TMP reads command input from SYSTSIN in that case,
but it is unrelated to SYSIN.
2008/7/15 Jim Mulder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU wrote on 07/14/2008
02:52:12 PM:
Indeed. Though in fairness, it must be pointed out that not every use
of user key CSA is a security or integrity exposure. Distinguishing
the many cases that are
2008/7/14 Edward Jaffe [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Identifying integrity exposures is a double-edged sword. Everyone agrees
that such exposures must be identified and fixed. But, the real-world risk
posed by any such exposure is proportional to the amount of attention you
draw to it.
Well, maybe.
2008/7/10 Patrick O'Keefe [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I had to include mainframe in the subject to keep this On Topic. :-)
IBM has a bunch of newsgroups at news://news.software.ibm.com.
Some of them (like the CommServer groups) have no other similar
fora (listservers, etc.) My employer blocks NNTP
2008/7/3 Shai Hess [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Anyone can give me a link to sites which are not expensive?
When the rental period is over, how do you return the time?
Tony H.
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2008/7/3 Chase, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Tony Harminc
2008/7/3 Shai Hess [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Anyone can give me a link to sites which are not expensive?
When the rental period is over, how do you return the time
2008/6/26 Chris Mason [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
So, in order to answer the original question So who is right? Can I open a TN
session to a host in another domain??? restated accurately as Can I create a
TELNET connection using 3270 data stream from one Communications Server
IP component - using the
2008/6/23 Timothy Sipples [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
You can be darn sure the card approval service -- the GDPS-based (likely)
application that approves or denies your card transaction -- is still
working round the clock. So the mainframe is still working.
Chances are the Web front end is not (yet)
2008/6/2 Eric Chevalier [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
However, we were using 2314s attached to these boxes, and I believe
there _was_ a hardware RPQ on the drives. Called something like
Airlines Control Buffer, I _think_ the feature allowed the drive to
disconnect from the channel while doing a seek.
2008/5/22 Gary Eheman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If possible, I would be using the phone system PBX for this. Find out the
numbers that the IBM equipment is dialing, and then have the PBX handle the
rest. Send emails or call someone telling them that the evil piece of IBM
equipment is phoning that
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 that Google Desktop's malware warning is triggered by this site.
Tony H.
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 * % of space used * blocks per track divided by record
length.
Or am I missing something in the question?
RECFM=V ?
Tony
2008/5/12 Robert A. Rosenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If you accept only cards that use 4 4-character fields, you can also have 4
windows (each 4 characters wide) and auto-advance the cursor after the 4th
character (I have seen this done but it may need JavaScript). AJAX (or
JavaScript) will
2008-05-06 John Eells [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3420-4, -6, and -8 could definitely be used for both 1600bpi and 6250bpi but
*not* for 800 bpi. I don't recall at this point whether the odd-numbered
models (-3, -5, -7) could read 800 bpi or were 1600 bpi only. If the latter,
I think you
2008/5/6 Patrick Loftus [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
We've been using the default of YES up to z/OS 1.8, but will now take the
default of NO for z/OS 1.9.
Shouldn't be any problem, as we will discover any issues when rolling out
through various systems. So far we've discovered a bug in our Sysprog
2008/5/2 Roger Bowler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
From: Hendrik Boom [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a few unloaded partitioned data sets dating back to the 70's. I'd
like to extract some members from them (on a Linux system). Are there any
tools for this? Is there any documentation about this file
2008/4/27 John P. Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
In many cases, the user may simply specify 1.75E+6, the context will
determine both the format and the length, and everything will be fine.
However, there are other computational situations where the use of a
particular format and/or length is
2008/4/16 David Boyes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It'd still be nice to have something on Linux that understands 1403
listings, though.
lpd...?
Tony H.
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2008/4/15 McKown, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am writing a TSO command processor. One option is to direct output to
a dataset. In support of this, for new datasets, I would like to support
the parms LIKE(existing.ds.name) and USING(attr-list).
Good idea!
I can see the DALLIKE key for the
2008/4/15 David Boyes [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'll say in public: if IBM is willing to let me have the source for DCF
and Bookie, I will port it to Linux for free. I want it for my own use,
and I think there are others who feel the same.
Is IBM DCF significantly different from the publicly
2008/4/14 Kelman, Tom [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I just got an email titled Legacy Modernization Spotlight. When I clicked
on the links in it they took me to articles that look like they're in the
online version of z/Journal but they're sponsored by Microsoft and talk about
converting from the
2008/4/12 Jim Elliott, IBM [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wed, 2 Apr 2008 18:05:56 -0400, Tony Harminc wrote:
...
Some non-US IBM lab sites I know appear unfuzzy: the Toronto lab:
http://maps.google.com/?ll=43.818489,-79.33676z=17
That link is to IBM Canada HQ at 3500 and 3600 Steeles, Markham
2008/4/10 Barbara Nitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Local storage end 09/18/2042 01:53:47.370496 -- very
interesting time stamp
I've got three questions here:
1. Why is there this interesting time stamp that says the dumps will be
finished in 2042?
A TOD value of all ones
2008/4/10 Lindy Mayfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is there any way to create a Rexx function that runs authorized? Seems
that when a Rexx function is called the JSCBAUTH is turned off.
By Rexx function, do you mean a function written in Rexx, or one
written (typically in assembler) as part of a
2008/4/7 McKown, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
CEE5101C During initialization, the callable service BPX1MSS
failed. The system return code was 000156 , the
reason code was 0B0C00FA . The application will be terminated.
The key is the 0B0C00FA, for which BPXMTEXT displays:
BPXPRIN1
008/4/4 Steve Comstock [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm having some trouble finding the right mix of code
pages in the right place to accomplish some work.
Environment:
z/OS 1.9, ISPF specifies terminal type 3278, enable euro
SDSF just changed codepage support for 1140
On the workstation, Tom
2008/4/4 Steve Comstock [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Well, 1140 is indeed essentially 037+Euro; and 924 is
apparently 1047+euro; it is not supported in SDSF nor
Vista tn3270. It does appear to be supported in ISPF,
however. But it's not clear to me how to tell ISPF to
use that code page. Any
On 03/04/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I was at Varian Associates, I wrote a PROFS-to-Telex interface. I
wonder if anyone still uses PROFS (officially discontinued in favor of the
great-in-theory-but-wretched-in-practice Lotus Notes)? Or even Telexes?
At the time,
On 02/04/2008, Anne Lynn Wheeler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you can get a satellite photo of the old GPD/disk plant site here
http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=entab=wl
put in the address 5600 Cottle Rd, San Jose, Ca. and select satellite.
I noticed recently that if you do this for the IBM
On 29/03/2008, Paul Gilmartin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's a thread ongoing in MVS-OE on CGI security. The first
principle is: don't trust data received over the network. The
second is: don't trust Javascript validation on the client side.
Always remember that your potential
On 27/03/2008, Bruce Hewson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would assume, like on some web screens we use here, that the text input
fields are not transparent. By that I mean the characters entered are
treated
as HTTP control characters, or something like that.
I am trying to convince some
On 27/03/2008, McKown, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I admit that I have no experience with this. I am attempting to modify a
TSO command processor that I downloaded from IBM. I am adding a new
keyword at the end. I am failing at execution time with the messages:
IKJ56293I RACSEQ2 FAILED -
On 20/03/2008, Support, DUNNIT SYSTEMS LTD. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, I need to be able to determine what the original job name is.
Keep in mind that UNIX allows the parent process to go away without
the child ending. In that case there will be no parent jobname. (Well
obviously there
On 19/03/2008, Support, DUNNIT SYSTEMS LTD. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are there any control block fields or flags within these address spaces that
indentify them as being started by a fork or spawn action? Are there
different
indicators for forked versus spawned address spaces?
There are
On 17/03/2008, John Bachiochi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone run across a software package that will successfully convert
Assembler code to working C or C++ code or, alternatively, allow
Assembler code to run in a server-based environment more or less as is
(much like MicroFocus does
On 25/02/2008, Gilbert Saint-Flour [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The job below gets an IEW2456E error (and RC=8) because
the PROG222 program contains EXTRN XX which is not available.
The XX module is sometimes needed, but not in this case.
It would be better if PROG222 defined XX
On Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:10:10 -0600, Tom Moulder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CPC NAME = ZHE
Hmmm... ZHÈ is a Chinese word for this. So maybe it's just self identifying.
Tony H.
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On Tue, 5 Feb 2008 15:50:42 -0500, Arthur T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think its APARable. Probably the same as
specifying output to an existing PDS with a DSN with no
member specified.
Something not really discussed (yet) is that this is a NEW dataset with
directory blocks
On Wed, 6 Feb 2008 17:14:57 -0500, Jim Mulder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The BLDVRP macro is pretty much unusable in this regard. I had the same
problem with Batch LSR's use of BLDVRP back in 1989. So in Batch LSR,
we hand build the whole BLDVRP parm list using the IDABLPRM mapping
macro. But
On Thu, 7 Feb 2008 13:50:00 -0600, Support, DUNNIT SYSTEMS LTD.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a customer who says they have a:
compiled/linked COBOL load module invoked from a DB2 sp that runs in the
WLM address space.
Probably you should read that as runs in a WLM-managed address space, or
On Mon, 4 Feb 2008 12:21:43 -0600, Paul Gilmartin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Don't you find it peculiarly ironic, Alan, that the vendor chose
to regard the specifications of a data interchange protocol as
business confidential? Do you believe that by so circling the
wagons around its products IBM
On Sun, 3 Feb 2008 07:56:17 +0200, #1490;#1491;#1497; amp;#1489;#1503;
#1488;#1489;#1497; [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know of a way to extract files from a CA ESD file without using
a tape drive.
This gets discussed from time to time. The answer seems to be that there is
no supported
I was looking forward to this, but now that I've found a little time to play
with it, I am a little puzzled.
There are options METAL and GENASM, and the doc says that METAL forces
GENASM, but when I try GENASM without METAL, I get
CCN0458(S) Option GENASM is invalid because option METAL is not
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