Lizette,
I suspect he is trying to actually browse the tape dataset itself which
cannot be done from ISPF...
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Unless the user has MOUNT privileges.
Granted. Unlikely, but granted g
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Re:: posts : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegitimi_non_carborundum
You have a way with mock latin John LOL
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Are there alternate methods to retaining authorization when running under the
TMP other than using IKJEFTSR? I have some REXX functions written in assembler
that call other functions requiring authorization and the only method I was
aware of to retain my authorization was to use the TSR? My
, Stan Weyman stan.wey...@emc.com wrote:
Are there alternate methods to retaining authorization when running under
the TMP other than using IKJEFTSR? I have some REXX functions written in
assembler that call other functions requiring authorization and the only
method I was aware of to retain my
What are the disadvantages of running under the interpreter? By stacking a
command do you mean putting a command out on the external data queue and
exiting, thus running the 'command'. Can you be clearer on this comment
please? This is more out of curiosity. The last installation I was
.
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Subject: Re: Customizing TSOPROC
One other suggestion would be to enter the command OWNER ** on the DA screen.
Both PREFIX and OWNER can be used to filter what you see on many SDSF screens.
It is unlikely your problem but can cause the same type of display issue.
Check with your SDSF administrator to get an answer to your
heavy emphasis on the NOSCRATCH g
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and not directly on the SE LAN subnet). Back in a previous life it saved me a
LOT of walking back and forth to the HMC console during test IPLs.
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Until JES is initialized and the log captured, it is extremely difficult
to debug PARMLIB errors, etc
amen to that...
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Logging directly into Resource Link and using the Library tab specifying
z196 shows me the latest version as 08. Is 09 readily available yet. All of
the suggested links I've seen so far have been for 08.
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: Re: creating mainframe bookmanager from pdf documents???
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 9:27 AM, Stan Weyman stan.wey...@emc.com wrote:
Bookmanager's ability to search across shelves was the main feature I
used when in Bookmanager otherwise I spent more time in the PDF version. It
would be nice
, 2011 6:43 PM
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Subject: Re: creating mainframe bookmanager from pdf documents???
On Sat, Mar 19, 2011 at 2:20 PM, Stan Weyman stan.wey...@emc.com wrote:
I take it the index cannot be built after the fact using a standard version
of Adobe let alone just the reader right
Bookmanager's ability to search across shelves was the main feature I used
when in Bookmanager otherwise I spent more time in the PDF version. It would
be nice if Abobe would search across a group of PDF files as well as
Bookmanager does.
Stan
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not to use this method.
Does anyone know where the CPC name is obtained when D M=CPU is issued or,
barring that, another place I can get the CPC name?
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My guess would have been D M=CPU uses an undocumented area. I've settled on
using the ECVTHDNM and ECVTLPNM fields as they're part of the programming
interface and should be more reliable than the fields in the IPA.
BPCII has many parts that are quite hidden and not documented. Trying
having been down this road on numerous occasions I think Rob has it pretty
much nailed IMHO. Please send check payable to Rocket Software, etc, etc...
G
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learned in this business is patience.
Thanks to all for the suggestions and support.
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did in my copious
free time lol
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I'm trying to use a personal account on verizon.net and am getting a reject
for each message sent. I can't see anywhere in the settings anything that
might be causing an issue. The subject line is 'test' and the message is
'Please ignore this test message'. The message I am getting back
XCF (sysplex) - the key one.
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BPXMCDS is the OMVS CDS type Allan.
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Rob gets the 'Understatement of the Month' award for this one g
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There is a very
MA down as well...
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I had this problem almost a month ago and never got a good answer as to what
was causing it. Eventually it went away for the ETR I was trying to update.
IBM's need to know stance you know...
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way to handle exceptions (just my
opinion though) so I've avoided them if at all possible.
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JCL anymore). If a
job with multiple steps got complex enough to require the use of both COND
EVEN/ONLY and the standard COND=(x,op) checks, then I would seriously look to
splitting this piece of work into multiple jobs. IMHO of course. Thanks for
the correction Cris.
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Check from the DA screen under the pull down called 'Options'. Number 9 is
where you can set the console name
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I got the '42' reference Rick g but I may have forgotten the significance
of Friday I guess. It's been a LONG time since I read the book(s)
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no longer want that information, I need
to do something to stop it, thus verifying my email address as 'live'
This is not the tactic of a company I care to do commerce with I'm afraid...
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a realist and this appears to be somewhat accepted in the world of
email. I harken back to the days when anything posted that even smelled
commercial would bring a stinging and last rebuke from the community. Ah the
good old days (or were they g) LOL
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what does Friday have to do with the answer ;-)
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Subject: Re: BCPii code
On Mon, 3 Jan 2011 14:47:45 -0500, Stan Weyman
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The sample code is ok but nothing that will help that much. One of the
two
, CMD, et al); namely someone to ask questions of. If you run
into problems feel free to ask through this forum or you can contact me via my
email address. Good luck.
Stan
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This shows to me (I´m a fresh new guy in z/os world) that binaries for
z/os 1.8 and z/os.e 1.8 are same, and functions are enabled
or disabled by changing product ID from 5655-G52 to 5694-A01. So, I can
conclude that PSP upgrade zosv1r8 could be applied to
z/os.e 1.8. In other words, there
holding breath.turning blue..
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John Norgauer
have you tried reloading Java on your machine. I ran into a similar
problems with IE and the HMC. Firefox worked fine but I couldn't get into the
HMC using IE. Reloaded Java and all worked fine.
Stan
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With the exception of the VM issue and some pain getting the security
profiles configured (IBM and/or the SAF vendor should be of help), BCPII is the
way to do this. VM is an interesting challenge.
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. The applies to all LPARS
and CECs regardless of sysplex connectivity
Feel free to ask questions Steve. The documentation leaves a lot to be
desired (trust me on this one...)
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I strongly suggest BCPii over the HWMCAAPI SNMP interface. Hands down the
BCPii interface is easier to use.
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the ENF68 interface which I am still playing around with).
Still far and away WORLDS better than SNMP HWMCAAPI programming g
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boxes
IBM dubbed the 2074s. Very big, very heavy and very useless these days.
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Do a search at IBMLink on DUMP and QUIESCE and you should find it.
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around giving up control of the
processor sigh
This is not a solution. It might work, but not a solution. Can you
describe more what you are trying to do??
Stan
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...
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you are correct Mark. I do think at one point it did revert on POR because I
remember having to reset it for some reason. As I said, I don't directly do
this support (did so in another life elsewhere g). Thanks for correcting my
mistake...
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in a while when I have time I explore to
see what's out there and invariably wander by your website. Thanks
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. Not the greatest but the
place to start...
It's easy to know how to get APF authorized. The trickier part is knowing
the many ways to lose it and tricks on how to get around it.
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Everything else is a detail.
truer words have yet to be said g...
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In other words we will never, EVER shoot you in the foot but will make it
quite easy for you to shoot yourself. Does that about cover it?
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thank you for clarifying that Walt! g
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There also are some fiascos that real-time
backup won't guard against.
such as?
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. It's all a matter of
how much of an investment the Virginia DOT wants to make in YOUR data's
security and persistence...
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gotten this working
who might be willing to share a peek at both the ENF and HWIEVENT side of
things (strictly z/OS ENF, not the OMVS side they also haven't documented).
My thanks ahead of time!
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Stan
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Does anyone know of a way to prevent the cutting of SMF records for
certain dataset open/close activities. We don't want to recommend use
of SMFPRMxx as they want to continue cutting SMF records for other
dataset names but not some.
Thanks ahead of time for the assistance
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Does anyone know
clever - ROTFLMAO
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People think computers will keep them from making mistakes. They're
wrong. With computers you just make mistakes
(IBM hardware, BCPii, HMC, etc).
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People think computers will keep them from making mistakes. They're
wrong
. I can tell you it's honestly appreciated!!
Best regards,
Stan
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People think computers will keep them from making
thanks Mark!
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People think computers will keep them from making mistakes. They're wrong.
With computers you just make mistakes faster
thanks to you too Ed!
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People think computers will keep them from making mistakes. They're
wrong. With computers you just make mistakes
putting in things that were just plain wrong. Version 1.0 blues
all over again g
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People think computers will keep
POPS for the Z196 is not there yet. Just a handful there now (CHPID
Mapping, Install Manual, PS/SM Guide, etc
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,
SET, CMD, CONN, DISC) and am going to have to add this ENF processing to
be sure the CMD interface is working properly. My ENF knowledge is a
not as good as I'd likeyet...
Any assistance/insight would be greatly appreciated
Stan
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Hi there,
At one time I had a cheat sheet holding the control blocks, their offsets
from other control blocks, fields and offsets to help when traversing through
IPCS. I've searched and can't seem to find it again.
Does anyone have a text, PDF or whatever file that shows the MVS control
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