On Sun, 1 Jul 2012 09:33:05 -0500, Ed Gould edgould1...@comcast.net wrote:
Shmuel:
Well if it was outsourced I wouldn't be surprised to much.
I suspect that these people sell themselves as experts in everything
CA-7 or MVS you name it. I have interviewed two foreign speaking
individuals and it
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Yep. That's the one :-(
Bob
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On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 8:56 AM, Bob Shannon bshan...@rocketsoftware.comwrote:
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Yep. That's the one :-(
Bob
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Please, send our condolences to his family.
He was a contributor of great value to this list.
Atenciosamente / Regards / Saludos
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Oh, my. I am so saddened.
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Thanks all for your various way of tracking the changes made to VSAM.
Infact DAF is an awesome Option !!!
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On 7/2/2012 7:07 AM, Mohammad Khan wrote:
For all who have know Rick,
Rick Fochtman has been having some health issues lately. I called Rick
yesterday to check on him. My call was answered by his brother who informed me
that Rick passed away on Friday of natural causes. He was a nice person
Sad news, indeed. Rick was talented, contributed a great deal to our
community, and was a heckuva nice guy. He served during the Vietnam
war, and told me personal stories that raised the hair on the back of
my neck and gave me a whole new appreciation of the things those guys
(and gals) were
Mohammad Khan wrote:
For all who have know Rick,
Yes, I have known him via IBM-MAIN over the years... He was a very nice persons
who really wanted to help out.
Rick Fochtman has been having some health issues lately. I called Rick
yesterday to check on him. My call was answered by his
Sit tibi terra levis.
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As a non-Australian but ecumenical Anglophile, I feel obliged to point out that
all the blokes and mates making telly adverts in which the word Qantas is
spoken aloud should then stop doing so as if it did indeed contain a U.
Bill Fairchild
Programmer
Rocket Software
408 Chamberlain Park Lane *
My gut reactions to things linguistic are usually much like Bill's,
but I have two problems with his position here.
How does one pronounce QANTAS without suggesting to a naif anglophone
that it contains a 'qu'? Kantas?
More important, the ubiquity of homonyms makes the whole net-driven
practice
No apologies necessary, Shane. All of us who had any interactions with
Rick understand completely. We've lost a friend.
Tom
Tom Puddicombe
Mainframe Performance Capacity Planning
CSC
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This is a
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I would probably post on the DB2 Newsgroup for this rather than IBMMAIN
If you have not joined, go to IDUG.ORG and join the DB2 Newsgroup
Lizette
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Sad news indeed.
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Please, send
I've lost a good friend and former coworker.
Rick was a funny character. He had a gruff exterior but a shirt off his back
interior. Working with him was a lot of fun.
For those who did not know him, one of his talents was hitting targets at 1000
yards. One day, I ticked him off and he told
I didnt know Rick either, sorry to hear he passed away.
My prayers to his family and friends.
Scott J Ford
Software Engineer
http://www.identityforge.com/
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On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 12:13 PM, Scott Ford scott_j_f...@yahoo.com wrote:
I didnt know Rick either, sorry to hear he passed away.
My prayers to his family and friends.
What everyone said -- I didn't know him either, but his posts were some
of those that I always read, to glean the nuggets
Sad news. Over the past couple of years, he sent me a few of his older
manuals and such.
They have OS/360 manuals that they were going to throw out. I am looking for
someone in the Chicago area could possibly stop by his house in Woodridge and
take possession, at least temporarily, of them.
Hello,
can anyone give me an help about gathering creation date from catalogued
tape dsns, like this:
NONVSAM --- EXPAA.DY0.G.OUT
IN-CAT --- CATALOG.XX.EXP
HISTORY
DATASET-OWNER-(NULL) CREATION19950617
RELEASE2
Do you use CA1 or some other Tape Management System. The information you are
looking for should be contained in that system.
Lizette
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Yes, indeed, very sad news. I spoke to Rick last year, and he was very helpful.
A great loss.
Aled
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Subject: Re: Sad News About Rick Fochtman
No apologies
Has anyone seen a change in SLIP processing at z/OS 1.13?
The problem occurs when trying to use SLIP to trap an event in a “service
provider” address space that executes space switch PC routines. In z/OS 1.13,
we need to use the calling ASID in addition to the ASID of the service
provider.
Allan,
Thanks for your effort so far.
Since I am not familiar with HSM, DFSMShsm Storage Administration says
that the next processing of the EXPIREBV command deletes the excessive
backups. Is this secondary space management?
Kees.
Staller, Allan allan.stal...@kbmg.com wrote in message
From what I've read, and it sounds quite as you would expect, the systems
programmers who applied the maintenance to CA-7 were based in the main
Edinburgh data centre whereas the team responsible for job scheduling using
CA-7 were based in Hyderabad. As we all know, when a critical job abends
EXPIREBV is used for NON-SMS managed datasets. Secondary space management
replicates the functions of EXPIREBV for SMS managed datasets.
Secondary space management also performs some functions that are common to
both SMS and non-SMS managed datasets.
There are good explanations of the
How does on increase the levels of a gdg in an sms environment
I
Thanks,
Tim Brown
Supervisor Computer Operations
Central Hudson Gas Electric
284 South Ave
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
Email: mailto:tbr...@cenhud.com tbr...@cenhud.com
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Phone:
Same as in non SMS.
ALTER gdg-base LIMIT(n)
Where n is a number from 1 to 255 and is independant of the current value. If
it is less than the current, all entries which are below the fall off point
are rolled off. What happens to the actual data depends on SCRATCH / NOSCRATCH
and whether it
John Reid has reminded us all of a generic weakness in the way we do
things. Sysprogs install new systems and maintain them, but they do
not usually test them. They may indeed have only the vaguest notions
of what some of them do.
Comprehensive IVPs have all but disappeared; but it it time, I
I looked for obit at obituaries.com but didn't find anything. Maybe they're
just passe-likewise for Mark Thomen. Wonder who gets the Automag?
In a message dated 7/2/2012 3:07:27 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
kevin.cl...@bcbsde.com writes:
My blessings to Rick and his family
From one of my old SHARE buttons A feature is a bug with seniority
Alan Schwartz
ITO Global Service Operations and Engineering
Xerox Business Services, LLC
www.xerox.com/businessservices
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Expire BV supplements the actions of Secondary Space Management for both SMS
and non-SMS datasets
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'Sysprog' is unfortunately an ambiguous term. There are those who
build software for ISVs or, of course, IBM; and there are those who
keep a z/OS shop running.
As a part of an attempt to help in the selection of a new manager for
a systems programming group in a European insurance company I
I find myself in possession of some old IBM tapes.
Of no use to me, but maybe someone has reel tape drives
(ie, not cart). All have labels of 9T, 1600bpi density.
1) Scientific Subroutine Package, V3M0, dated 9-19-74.
2) OS360, Rel 21.8, dated 10-08-74.
3) OS360, Rel 21.8, dated
Yes, what he said. Specifically, you need to run EXPIREBV periodically to get
rid of the extra backups being discussed. Your test is incomplete if you
haven't run EXPIREBV twice. I really mean twice. Read the documents.
Dave Gibney
Information Technology Services
Washington State University
John,
I also worked with Europeans, while living in Europe, also Mexico, including
the Swiss. In my old age, 62 in August, I have concluded that the new IT world
order, that's what my boss alls it, the solution to testing , is call the
vendor. We get ton of calls, usually because ppl don't
Mark:
I spoke to the individuals that I have interviewed.
Ed
On Jul 2, 2012, at 7:54 AM, Mark Zelden wrote:
On Sun, 1 Jul 2012 09:33:05 -0500, Ed Gould
edgould1...@comcast.net wrote:
Shmuel:
Well if it was outsourced I wouldn't be surprised to much.
I suspect that these people sell
John:
Indeed...
There is one of those el cheapo (cards in a sales deck distributed
en masse) products that does this exactly . I ran into this once and
got zippo support from the vendor.
I inquired as to why we were running it in the first place as no one
looked at the output. I got them
On 2 July 2012 11:03, John Gilmore jwgli...@gmail.com wrote:
My gut reactions to things linguistic are usually much like Bill's,
but I have two problems with his position here.
How does one pronounce QANTAS without suggesting to a naif anglophone
that it contains a 'qu'? Kantas?
Since
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