W dniu 2011-08-31 08:36, Miklos Szigetvari pisze:
Hi
If someone can advice , how can I find the SNA name of the CPC
Some methods:
HMC/SE - CPC properties
HCD - Option 2.11 (AFAIR) - IOCDS activities
I would also check D M=CPU
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Hi
Thank you
The HMC CPC details contains the SNA name , seems to me default is
IBM390PS.xxx ,there xxx is the CPC name
On 8/31/2011 9:08 AM, R.S. wrote:
W dniu 2011-08-31 08:36, Miklos Szigetvari pisze:
Hi
If someone can advice , how can I find the SNA name of the CPC
Some methods:
HMC/S
Hello
Does anybody know how to define a new GROUPNAME on the HMC of a z/196
that is used in GROUPCAPPING
On HMC there ist a task called "CHANGE LPAR GROUP CONTROL"
From z/10 there are alreay 3 groups defined, but we need a new one
Just writing the newname in "CHANGE LPAR GROUP CONTROL" does n
On Wed, 31 Aug 2011 10:49:05 +0200, Giovanni Santuz wrote:
>Hello
>Does anybody know how to define a new GROUPNAME on the HMC of a z/196
>that is used in GROUPCAPPING
>
>On HMC there ist a task called "CHANGE LPAR GROUP CONTROL"
>
You need an inactive LPAR that you can activate (or an active LPAR
In this economy, I am glad the attendance was as high as it was. I am normally
a "glass half full" kind of guy anyway. :-)
Bob
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"Giovanni Santuz" wrote in message
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> Hello
> Does anybody know how to define a new GROUPNAME on the HMC of a z/196
> that is used in GROUPCAPPING
>
> On HMC there ist a task called "CHANGE LPAR GROUP CONTROL"
>
> From z/10 there are alreay 3 groups defined, bu
I have an abend 0C4 dump data set from a started task written in house.
The job log entry looks normal enough:
04.36.46 STC09312 IEA794I SVC DUMP HAS CAPTURED: 087
087 DUMPID=001 REQUESTED BY JOB (PSPDMFG3)
087 DUMP TITLE=MFM ESTAEX V3.10(WS09)
Task(XDBMFADM,S0C4-
Enrique, If the IBM publications dont have what you want, consider looking to
SHARE and IBM conference proceedings.
For example, SHARE in Seattle 2006 session 3017 by Lisa Gundy includes details
for both scratch and specific tape mounts including allocation details. This
material has also been p
>This application uses dependent ASIDs created with the ASCRE macro and
>entered with the PC instruction and my suspicion is that the abend is
>actually in one of these. Does anybody have an idea how I get z/OS to
>the dump the ASID which actually abended (if that is indeed the case)?
>There is an
If you do not want to sleep during the rest of your live, then do it.
Else do not mind it.
Really it is a nightmare.
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First, thanks for the speedy response!
I assume by option 4 you mean the Dump Inventory (which is option 6
here). The LD command showed that only ASIDs 1 and 154 were dumped. The
cbf command showed that trace data was to be dumped but systrace
produced:
BLS17541I No address space
Hi
Would try with a SLIP trap with proper SDATA and JOBLIST options
On 8/31/2011 1:16 PM, Robin Atwood wrote:
Barbara -
First, thanks for the speedy response!
I assume by option 4 you mean the Dump Inventory (which is option 6
here). The LD command showed that only ASIDs 1 and 154 were dum
>I assume by option 4 you mean the Dump Inventory (which is option 6
>here).
yes, I did. What MVS release are you running on?!? It has been ages since the
dump inventory was option 6!
> The LD command showed that only ASIDs 1 and 154 were dumped. The
>cbf command showed that trace data was to be
Thanks everyone for your response. Sounds like I need to talk with the
hardware folks and get the controller configured properly.
Why 349L ?
Running os/390 1.3 ( a bit old ) Configured iodef for 3490 tape but device says
349L.
MVS COMMAND: D U,,,400,1
SHOWS THE DEVICE TYPE AS (349L)
IOCP D
Also you might want to check your dump settings and make sure that you are
selecting all of the areas that you want to dump. Look up the change dump (CD)
command.
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I have an old IPCS custom panel! The default local ASID is already 154.
This dump is from a customer but the attached log shows a IEA794I
message, so it's a captured SVC dump and I assume it's complete. PSATOLD
and PSATNEW are both zero which why I suspect another ASID is the
culprit.
-Robin
W dniu 2011-08-31 13:12, MONTERO ROMERO, ENRIQUE ELOI pisze:
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Else do not mind it.
Really it is a nightmare.
What is the nightmare???
Can you provide details?
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Hallo Kees Hallo Norbert,
Dank je wel voor de Info.
/Thanks for the Info
Ik had ook die 3 Groepen vroeger al eens gedaan, maar ich wist echt niet
mehr wie dat ging.
/ I defined the 3 Groups we already have some long time ago, but it
completly vanished from my mind
Kind regards from Munic
In
,
on 08/30/2011
at 02:19 PM, Don Imbriale said:
>Perhaps a small clue as to what those other options are would be
>useful.
Another poster has already said that COBOL doesn't support them. I
generally look at the world through assembler-colored glasses.
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In
<2055c4ebc2b05442853ca436c40652851dec3...@nwb-exchange.microfocus.com>,
on 08/31/2011
at 01:06 PM, Robin Atwood said:
>PSATOLD and PSATNEW are both zero which why I suspect another ASID
>is the culprit.
Why? That would be normal for an SRB in the same address space.
I suggest that you re
You can also ftp the load modules directly:
cd 'REMOTE.PDS'
lcd 'LOCAL.PDS'
bin
put *// copies all modules in local.pds to remote.pds
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Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) wrote:
> I generally look at the world through assembler-colored glasses.
:-D Where can I get those glasses? Are 3D versions available? :-D
Groete / Greetings
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Ik had ook die 3 Groepen vroeger al eens gedaan (gemaakt?), maar ich
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> Hallo Kees Hallo Norbert,
>
>
> Dank je wel voor de I
Trying to send a note to "The University of Alabama LISTSERV Server
(16.0)" to get IBM-MAIN INFO, with "GET IBM-MAIN
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This server does not have any file by the name "IBM-M
Greg,
On page 5 for ENTRY TYPE I used the following :
Entry Type . . . . . . . .EQMCDEL1MCDEL2
I was restricting my search for these 2 particular MCs. However, since it was
showing -- in MC CLASS column of the report I removed
these MCs.
Lizette,
The dsns (majority) are PS. There are a few VSAM files.
From: Lizette Koehler
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2011 2:17:58 PM
Subject: Re: ISMF QUESTION
>
>I used the "from CATALOG" but I still have the same problem.
>
>
Are the for non vsam or vsam dat
Hello List,
Thanks very much for all help.
Best Regards.
Sergio Lima Costa
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Assunto: Re: Di
We've been implementing IP Monitoring under NetView on our test plex and have
noticed that for NetView to get the relevant information it issues MVS DISPLAY
commands for TCPIP and then extracts the data it requires from the command
output. The problem with this is that with a number of LPARs in
This may help...
http://www.lsoft.com/manuals/1.8d/user/user.html
Regards,
John K
From: John Eells
While I'm no BSAM/QSAM expert, and while it is possible
to create sequential files with LRECL=32767, I do know
that very few, if any, applications, other than perhaps
a rose-colored ASM program, can actually process that
record length.
VBS records written to SMF are limited to LRECL=32760
and ex
Mike,
I would like to try out your suggestion. When you say browse the resulting
file wouldn't that have the same data i.e. -- in the MC as extracted by
ISMF?
Maybe I misunderstood what you said. Could you provide me with an example?
From: Mike Schwab
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Sent: Tues
DFSORT can process VBS. Whether it goes to 32767 or not I'll leave to
Frank to clear up.
A useful technique I've found in the past is to make DFSORT do my I/O to
SMF and use an exit to pick up the records in a buffer.
Martin
Martin Packer,
Mainframe Performance Consultant, zChampion
Worldwide
Esmoo, the dcollect output data can be browsed but it is fairly ugly. It also
puts out different record types that you need to distinguish from for
processing. You really need something like SAS or possibly SORT to reformat
the data into something legible if you want an ongoing report.
The dco
1. What is the complete message? What address spaces were dumped?
2. Also, as you have written that this was a customer dump, are you running
the same version of the operating system? If not, you need to use the
appropriate MIGLIB.
3. Also, your ESTAEX retry will receive control in the same envir
In a former life I was able to issue commands from the Netview automation table
and suppress them from syslog.
Not sure if this will work for you.
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http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/zos/v1r11/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.zos.r11.idas300/dgt2s36150.htm
is the syntax for the DCOLLECT.
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/zos/v1r11/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.zos.r11.idas300/dgt2s36150.htm
is the start of how to interpret the data.
Once you
On Tue, 30 Aug 2011 16:48:14 -0400, Tim Brown wrote:
>How can one get 1 pds with modules from one site to another, FTP is not working
>
>I first tried tersing the pds, transferring via pc/file transfer and untersing
>and copying
>
>Into loadlib
>
>
>
>The untersed file on the remote end apperars
John P Kalinich wrote:
This may help...
http://www.lsoft.com/manuals/1.8d/user/user.html
Not that I mind RTFM (I do a lot of that already), but the GET command
was already well-formed. I was merely trying to follow the instructions
at the bottom of every post to get the file for a co-worker
Esmie,
If you enter MCDEL1 into the VALUE column in the Entry Type line, you should
get the "INVALID ENTRY TYPE" error message on the panel. If you want to limit
your listing by a particular management class, you would enter the MC name in
the VALUE column for the Management Class Name line, a
Dedicated readers,
We use Enterprise Extender and I am looking at IPTOS. Traffic
prioritization using ToS byte management is generally preferrable to port-based
prioritization (V1R12 SNA Net Imp Gde pg. 144).
IPTOS (Differentiated services) is a little different between IPv4 and IPv6.
W
Don't use binary for z/os to z/os.
This defeats compression which can speed things up quite a bit. Use binary only
when passing through a Windows machine to avoid unwanted
translation/corruption.
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On Tue, 30 Aug 2011 22:24:35 +, Uriel Carrasquilla wrote:
>we have a an NFS mount point on a Sun Solaris that is being serviced by MVS
>(zOS 1.11) NFS server. when my customer dropped a file on the Sun's side NFS
>mount point, it caused an I/O error. When I compared what I see on the Sun
On Wed, 31 Aug 2011 11:19:55 -0500, Hal Merritt wrote:
>Don't use binary for z/os to z/os.
>
>This defeats compression which can speed things up quite a bit. Use binary
>only when passing through a Windows machine to avoid unwanted
>translation/corruption.
>
Beware. If, for example, TSO TRANS
Depending on your FTP defaults, you may need to explicitly say TYPE E then MODE
C.
Correctly stating the data type is worth the effort IMHO.
However, as I said, data passing through a Windows box is subject to corruption
/ translation. Again, the suggestion is for z/os to z/os only.
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Have you tried using FBS vs. FB ? This is for fixed block standard and
recognizes the last block can be shorter and not a full block.
David L. Mingee
Principal Systems Administrator
Indianapolis Production Control
Data Center Operations / Operations Technical Support
Work Ext 782-6460
Work
(sorry for being late joining in)
IMO, no one would ever use SYNCH(X) unless they had a functional reason to
do it.
If you have the address of something, you would typically simply BASR to
it (or something similar).
One functional reason is for authority-decreasing. I believe that it can
be co
First time it came up was after the Listserv upgrade. I forwarded to Darren
but never heard anything back?
In a message dated 8/31/2011 9:20:53 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
jkali...@csc.com writes:
This may help...
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Hi
na bijna 40 jaar in Duitsland is het dan toch weer moeilijk nederlands
te schrijven
je kon het in ieder geval lesen :-) :-)
Gruss
Giovanni
Am 31.08.2011 15:37, schrieb Vernooij, CP - SPLXM:
Graag gedaan (HTH)
Nice germanish Dutch:
Ik had ook die 3 Groepen vroeger al eens gedaan (gemaakt?
On Wed, 31 Aug 2011 16:31:44 +, Mingee, David wrote:
>Have you tried using FBS vs. FB ? This is for fixed block standard and
>recognizes the last block can be shorter and not a full block.
>
FB likewise permits the last block to be shorter.
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Martin Packer on IBM Mainframe Discussion List wrote
on 08/31/2011 07:31:23 AM:
> DFSORT can process VBS. Whether it goes to 32767 or not I'll leave to
> Frank to clear up.
>
> A useful technique I've found in the past is to make DFSORT do my I/O to
> SMF and use an exit to pick up the records in
In a previous thread I mentioned the value of a nonspecific SLIP trap to
glean the goings-on in a COBOL abend. Here's the gist of one adventure.
A particular COBOL program was abending with truly unbelievable results.
Depending on the price of beans in Biloxi, it got a S0C4 either in SORT or
i
On Wed, 31 Aug 2011 11:37:44 -0500, Hal Merritt wrote:
>Depending on your FTP defaults, you may need to explicitly say TYPE E then
>MODE C.
>
>Correctly stating the data type is worth the effort IMHO.
>
>However, as I said, data passing through a Windows box is subject to
>corruption / translat
On 31 August 2011 13:31, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
> On Wed, 31 Aug 2011 16:31:44 +, Mingee, David wrote:
>
>>Have you tried using FBS vs. FB ? This is for fixed block standard and
>>recognizes the last block can be shorter and not a full block.
>>
> FB likewise permits the last block to be shor
I need ICF catalog/VSAM information/assistance.
We have a DB2 table which spans 256 datasets. The cluster for partition 186
does not recognize the data component.
=3.4
Total Tracks:315 non-x:315 Data Sets:2 non-x:
-
IDCAMS DEFINE RECATALOG
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/zos/v1r12/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.zos.r12.idac100/recat.htm
On Wed, Aug 31, 2011 at 1:39 PM, Linda Hagedorn
wrote:
> I need ICF catalog/VSAM information/assistance.
>
> We have a DB2 table which spans 256 datasets. The cluster for
What would you use to do a checksum on z/OS?
Steven F. Conway, CISSP
LA Systems
z/OS Systems Support
Phone: 703.295.1926
steve_con...@ao.uscourts.gov
From: Paul Gilmartin
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Date: 08/31/2011 02:00 PM
Subject:Re: load mmodules copying to other site
Sent by:
Try DEFINE RECATALOG. CHECK the AMS for CATALOGS manual on the SMS
bookshelf.
HTH,
I need ICF catalog/VSAM information/assistance.
We have a DB2 table which spans 256 datasets. The cluster for partition
186 does not recognize the data component.
=3.4
Total Tracks:315 non-x:
In general, you can recatalog a VSAM dataset something like:
//RECAT EXEC PGM=IDCAMS
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//Vvolser DD DISP=OLD,VOL=SER=volser,UNIT=SYSDA
//SYSINDD *
DEF CLUSTER(NAME(DB2E.DSNDBC.DB0LCCR0.CCRSMG.I0001.A186) -
LINEAR -
VOLUME(volser) -
RECATALOG )
/*
//
I d
On Wed, 31 Aug 2011 14:46:50 -0400, Steve Conway wrote:
>What would you use to do a checksum on z/OS?
If you use GIMZIP/GIMUNZIP as Art suggested, a checksum will be created and
checked.
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I have done this in the past and it has worked.
What I have wondered is how to do multivolume vsam Datasets.
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Thanks, Tom.
I was responding to Gil's post, in which he was going z/OS -> desktop ->
z/OS, no mention of GIMZIP / GIMUNZIP. Guess I just missed the tie-in.
Although a z/OS checksum would make dealing with certain auditors easier
to satisfy...
Cheers,,,Steve
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LA Syst
Dave
> Q). If we are using Enterprise Extender and ToS byte management is in effect
> with APPNCOS PRIORITY set to one of the values, does it matter what UDP ports
> we use?
The port number has no effect on the mapping which ensures - none of your
"think it should" please - the following:
Tra
I am not sure. I think it will work if you know the volumes and their order.
You list the volumes in the VOL(...) parameter, in the correct order. That is
the difficult part.
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Greg -
As Kevin said, at some point in HCD you specified LIBRARY=YES hence the 'L' for
library.
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Check for multi-volume allocations before you get too far. Had a couple
bite me pretty good before I finally figured it out.
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Subject: CA-1 TMSXITJ
We are migrating our CA-1 TMSXITJ accounting exit from OS/390 (where it was
called TMSUX
>
>We are migrating our CA-1 TMSXITJ accounting exit from OS/390 (where it was
>called TMSUX2J) to z/OS 1.11. The exit needs to find the TCB for the batch
>job mounting the tape. What has worked in the past is
>
> USING PSA,R0
> L R3,PSAAOLD
> USING ASCB,R3
>
We are considering replacing the 4 3590 drives in our ATL with 4 3592 drives.
Given the increased tape capacity, we are concerned with the seek time of the
3592s, i.e., will they noticeably delay recalls? I'd appreciate comments from
those with experience in this area. TIA.
Bob Shannon
Rocket
We have 3492J drives and carts. But we also have a VTS emulating a 3490E. We
put application data on the virtual drives. For DR purposes, we use OpenTech's
VDR to make copies of 3490 datasets onto 3592j carts. In order to address the
seek problem, we only fill the 3590J carts about 30%. At DR, w
Barry -
Sorry for the empty reply earlier (finger-check). You are definitely on the
right track. ASXBFTCB is the first TCB on a TCB queue for the address space,
which is likely the RCT (Region Control Task). For the 'average' batch job you
have to drill down to the fourth or fifth TCB in the qu
I have a couple of old backup tapes from 1995ish that I believe were
created with a product called DMS.
The tapes are historical data from a series of company acquisitions so
the original creators are unavailable even to confirm that that was the
software used.
Does anyone know the history of DMS
W dniu 2011-08-31 18:28, Paul Gilmartin pisze:
On Wed, 31 Aug 2011 11:19:55 -0500, Hal Merritt wrote:
Don't use binary for z/os to z/os.
This defeats compression which can speed things up quite a bit. Use binary only
when passing through a Windows machine to avoid unwanted
translation/corru
Bob -
I recall reading something about a chip inside the 3592 cartridge that, among
other things, contains a tape 'VTOC' which is presumably used to perform a high
speed search to locate multiple files on the cartridge. We have a small pool of
several hundred 3592s in our ATLs that we use nativ
W dniu 2011-08-31 22:39, Bob Shannon pisze:
We are considering replacing the 4 3590 drives in our ATL with 4 3592 drives.
Given the increased tape capacity, we are concerned with the seek time of the
3592s, i.e., will they noticeably delay recalls? I'd appreciate comments from
those with expe
Hi Ken,
Here's the eyecatcher from a DMS (CA-DISK) 12.5 disk archive. It's around
column 4744 on my release.
.DMSRELNOC ..12.5
Hope this helps.
BobL
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Ask CA.
I believe that DMS was one of the first products acquired by Sterling Software,
which was acquired by CA ca. 1999.
Bill Fairchild
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Ken Porowski
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2011 3:59
I don't think you'll have any problem - as long as you're not expecting the
3592 drive to read the 3590 tape.
Jay Campbell
IBM OS Support Section
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>>>Have you tried using FBS vs. FB ? This is for fixed block standard and
>>>recognizes the last block can be shorter and not a full block.
>> FB likewise permits the last block to be shorter.
>Surely FB permits *any* block to be short. It's FBS that requ
Is that at the beginning of the backup file?
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Hi Ken,
Here's the eyecatcher from a DMS (CA-DISK) 12.5 disk archive. It's
around column 4744 on my release.
.DMSRELNOC ..12.5
Hope this helps.
BobL
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Ken Porowski
Hi Ken,
Ayuh. It's in the 1st record of the archive dataset.
BobL
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu] On Behalf Of
Ken Porowski
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2011 3:37 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Subject: Re: DMS Backup
Is that at the
Hi Ken,
I have worked with DMS (now CA-Disk) from 1986 to the present, both as a user,
and the installer in my shop. DMS was a Sterling Software product. Sterling
was bought by CA some time ago - 10+ years ago.
What's the dataset name on the tape? That generally will give a indication
In:
UNIX System Services Command Reference Document Number SA22-7802-12
There is:
CKSUM cksum -- Calculate and display checksums and byte counts
Dave Gibney
Information Technology Services
Washington State University
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I'd start with standard IBM utility (iebupdte) to unload the pds to a
sequential file, send it, then use same utility to create a new pds (or update)
from the sequential file. if it gets screwed up in transmit, deal with it when
it happens, the messages in the utility output should indicate suc
The standard IBM utility to unload a PDS is IEBCOPY. TRANSMIT uses IEBCOPY to
unload the PDS and then encapsulates in in a transmittable format.
This suggestions given in this thread (and dozens of others in the past) work.
KIS
Dave Gibney
Information Technology Services
Washington State Univer
On Wed, 31 Aug 2011 14:46:50 -0400, Steve Conway
wrote:
>What would you use to do a checksum on z/OS?
>
cp -B "//'DATA.SET.NAME(MEMBER)'" /dev/fd/1 | /bin/cksum # (IIRC)
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Dude,
I was out of power for 2-3 days, cable modem/tv - 3 days and I live in NJ, 40
mins from the coast.
Could have been a lot worst.
Scott J Ford
Software Engineer
http://www.identityforge.com
From: Ed Finnell
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Sent: Friday, August 26, 2011 11:25 AM
Subject: Re: C
On Wed, 31 Aug 2011 17:05:40 -0700, Cris Hernandez #9
wrote:
>I'd start with standard IBM utility (iebupdte) to unload the pds to a
>sequential file, send it, then use same utility to create a new pds (or
>update) from the sequential file. if it gets screwed up in transmit, deal
>with it whe
Looks like Vermont got a big hit. Was eating with my sister and nephew has
a friend that goes to Vermont. After taking off from Atlanta they got
rerouted to Ft Myers, FL and spent 14 hours waiting for a new plan. Ended up in
Albany, N.Y fortunately one of his friends drove over to pick him u
Ed,
I was in PA with my girlfriend , they had a lot of flooding and wind/rain.
It was bad here in NJ, were I live , I am not too far from the Delaware River.
Sorry hear about your sister/nephew long delays arent fun
Scott J Ford
Software Engineer
http://www.identityforge.com
From: Ed Finnell
When Hugo hit South Carolina my sister in law was without power for 3 months.
At least she still had a house with a roof on it. The neighborhood would cook
on a charcoal grill. They had to bring in water and buy ice. All the tree
looked like a mower cut the tops off about 20-30 feet above the gr
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