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http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2011p.html#106 SPF in 1978
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2011p.html#107 SPF in 1978
I had originally done extended sharing on cp67 along with paged-mapped
CMS filesystem ... which I then converted to vm370 ... some old email
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2006v.html
In 1978 I had the honor to have the first IBM 3032 shipped (#06) into the
Pentagon when I worked at the Air Force Data Services Center. I already had in
place an IBM 360-75J which ran TSO. With the IBM 3032 came IPO 1.0 and we also
receive the full-screen product called IBM 3270 Display
jim.marsh...@opm.gov (Jim Marshall) writes:
In 1978 I had the honor to have the first IBM 3032 shipped (#06)
into the Pentagon when I worked at the Air Force Data Services Center.
I already had in place an IBM 360-75J which ran TSO. With the IBM
3032 came IPO 1.0 and we also receive the
You're career sounds frighteningly like mine. I started as a systems
programmer in 1978 at Milwaukee County, where I worked before as an operator
and then an applications programmer. We had a 3032 also, but I thought it came
in around 1975 or so. I may be wrong.
I remember our conversion
://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2011p.html#106 SPF in 1978
recent (long-winded) discussion of 3031, 3032, 3033 (in linkedin IBM
Historic Computing group):
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2011p.html#82 Migration off mainframe
3032 was 370/168-3 with different covers and using external 303x channel
director
In 5629230113656657.wa.jim.marshallopm@bama.ua.edu, on
12/22/2011
at 11:46 AM, Jim Marshall jim.marsh...@opm.gov said:
Later in the early 1980s it morphed into ISPF and a few years later
it split into ISPF and PDF. PDF came with all the facilities to
write ISPF applications. It was for
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