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Peter Farley writes:
AFAIK, that is a (relatively) recent *new* initiative.
About 10 years and counting, if my recollection is correct. We cannot
change the past, and the original assertion was not in the past tense.
Here's a bit more history for perspective. DEC was particularly aggressive
in
We have a system where two RACF userids are defined with the same uid. (This
is deliberate and is intended to simplify access using NFS and other OS.)
My question is about the username value that is displayed in response to the
id command (and as file owner).
The same applies to use of
Norma,
In terms of the buffering algorithm Hiperbatch and BLSR are really chalk and
cheese.
Hiperbatch is designed for buffering sequential access from multiple,
concurrent jobs where the buffering is designed to have trailing jobs catch
up to the leading job, and then have the leading job prime
I believe it's based on the first id retrieved from the RACF database that
matches.
Try asking on the RACF or MBS-OE lists.
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Manshadi,
I'm a bit confused. You mention the HDS 9980 and XRC in the caption, the HDS
USP and asynch in the content.
There are three asynchronous remote copy methods supported in the 9980 and
USP:
- XRC
- TrueCopy Asynch
- Universal Replicator (HUR)
It's hard
I've had it change on occasion. But it may well have been done due to my
messing around with RACF definitions. I don't remember ever reading in the
books about how this is determined. Which would make it unspecified and
so subject to change without notice. I.e. a PTF might change how RACF did
the
On Tue, 18 Jun 2013 17:28:50 +0800, Timothy Sipples wrote:
Peter Farley writes:
AFAIK, that is a (relatively) recent *new* initiative.
About 10 years and counting, if my recollection is correct. We cannot
change the past, and the original assertion was not in the past tense.
The original
You could intentionally shoot yourself in the foot, but it is not
recommended :-)
Which userid is looked up is undefined.
Also, many programs that look up the home directory for one of these
userids will get the wrong home directory.
Kirk Wolf
Dovetailed Technologies
http://dovetail.com
On
The short answer is that since the rules are not clearly stated anywhere
and may be subject to change outside your control, you have to assume
that any userid defined in RACF with that same UID might be returned in
response to a UNIX-context query for that UID. That the userid returned
for a
On Mon, 2013-06-17 at 13:08 -0400, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) wrote:
that's what killed the 80% discounts
I clearly remember routine 30% educational allowance discounts in the
mid '70s (reduced to 10% around the time of the unbundling that Lynn
mentions). I worked for a secondary school system,
On Tue, 18 Jun 2013 08:30:46 -0500, Joel C. Ewing wrote:
... This makes me suspect that the current IBM
implementation of associating the home path with a RACF userid profile
rather than somehow with a UID-related profile violates the spirit if
not the letter of the UNIX standards.
Yup.
Hello all
Could I retrieve Jobs and their jobids of JES2 input queue though REXX but
WITHOUT use of SDSF.
Kind regards
Kostas
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Thanks - great answer. It's basically what I suspected (or rather, feared).
So for the supplementary question, what command _should_ be used to identify
the current user, as known to RACF?
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SDSF or equivalent (such as (E)JES), then not really. There is no IBM
supplied way to do it. You could, of course, write your own program to do
it. Or you could install the freely licensed Co:Z Data Set Pipes programs
from Dovetailed Technologies from
Indeed I did refer to the past, specifically the 1980's and 1990's, as
mentioned in one of my later replies.
It is my faded-memory impression that it was, as Timothy pointed out, DEC's
aggressive push of very low-cost and free stuff into universities that both
permitted and accelerated the
Do you mean not using SDSF REXX interface?
If so, if you have the exit IKJEFT10 in place to allow a user to display any
job, there is a TSO command to list jobs on the queue. STATUS allows you to
display your jobs so long as it is your userid plus 1 character. That is why
you may need to
If your RACF data base is at AIM 3 (strongly recommended), then RACF itself
enforces a unique UID on RACF user ids and unique a GID on RACF group ids.
But it will allow duplicates if the SHARED parameter is specified on the
ADDUSER/ADDGROUP command.
On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 9:15 AM, Paul Gilmartin
From TSO Help Command:
COPY COPY A DATA SET. (SEE NOTE BELOW.)
NOTE: THE TSO DATA UTILITY COMMANDS, COPY, FORMAT, LIST AND MERGE,
ARE PART OF PROGRAM PRODUCT
Has anyone converted XCF / GRS ( CNC / CTC ) from ESCON to FICON ?
we are looking into this because EC12 has no ESCON thanks to those
Einsteins at IBM
we also have other ESCON devices some of which can be easily upgraded to
FICON
others that can not be, we have 1 OPTICA box in proposal but it
On 06/18/13 12:51, August Carideo wrote:
Has anyone converted XCF / GRS ( CNC / CTC ) from ESCON to FICON ?
we are looking into this because EC12 has no ESCON thanks to those
Einsteins at IBM
we also have other ESCON devices some of which can be easily upgraded to
FICON
others that can not be,
This works for me:
//COPYEXEC PGM=IKJEFT01
//SYSTSPRT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSTSIN DD *
SMC FDS('XX.X...()') +
You could start by looking at any control blocks pointed to by SSCTSUSE or
SSCTSUSE2 for eye-catchers. Then you could look at the field pointed to by
SSCTSSVT. If the subsystem supports IEFSSREQ calls, the SSVT will contain
a table, followed by the address of the various routines. Hopefully one
On 6/18/2013 12:28 PM, Wayne Driscoll wrote:
You could start by looking at any control blocks pointed to by SSCTSUSE or
SSCTSUSE2 for eye-catchers. Then you could look at the field pointed to by
SSCTSSVT. If the subsystem supports IEFSSREQ calls, the SSVT will contain
a table, followed by the
You can use the lsjes command:
See: https://www.dovetail.com/docs/coz/dsp-ref_lsjes.html
This could be called from REXX using bpxwunix() or the SH host command
environment.
Also, the fromdsn command can be used to extract spool files for a job.
Kirk Wolf
Dovetailed Technologies
W dniu 2013-06-18 18:51, August Carideo pisze:
Has anyone converted XCF / GRS ( CNC / CTC ) from ESCON to FICON ?
we are looking into this because EC12 has no ESCON thanks to those
Einsteins at IBM
we also have other ESCON devices some of which can be easily upgraded to
FICON
others that can not
W dniu 2013-06-18 20:32, Greg Dorner pisze:
This works for me:
//COPYEXEC PGM=IKJEFT01
//SYSTSPRT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSTSIN DD *
SMC FDS('XX.X...()') +
TDS('...XXX()')
You mean daisy chain escon director to OPTICA box
right now all our ESCON devices are point to point
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W dniu 2013-06-18 22:51, August Carideo pisze:
You mean daisy chain escon director to OPTICA box
right now all our ESCON devices are point to point
Yes, I mean it. ESCON Director on second hand market is for peanuts, so
it could be worth to buy it just to avoid another OPTICA PRISM purchase.
Group,
I have a copy of the old TSO DATA Utilities SC28-6765-4. I have it working.
It helps when you can find documentation. We do not have the help file loaded
and I didn't have a book or know what I was talking about.
I am still learning more about the MVS utilities. I did learn
Hello,
I have an old XP laptop with RDz 7.1.1.5 and TXSeries 7.1.0.4 and moved to a
new Lenovo with Windows 7. There is no need for host connection, my development
world is as a standalone, compile/link/run COBOL programs and COBOL/CICS
transaction programs on the Lenovo is the critical need.
To copy multiple members from one dataset to another, you can setup a PROC that
would just take member names. If you would like some samples let me know.
But IEBGENER with Symbolic SYSUT1 and SYSUT2 will do what you want.
Then if you know REXX, you can create a REXX that will build the JCL
If that is such an issue, that you really need that level of assurance, then
don't purchase the software.
I know of no vendor (large or small) that is the business to steal your secrets.
Besides, accessing data is not enough.
Without templates, schema, copybooks, etc., are they going to be able
Typically it does not come up. However in certain cases when providing
technology to sensitive organizations, especially SVC code and APF authorized
routines there may be cause to go through the following: 1) security audit of
design documents; 2) code inspection, if necessary. Both of these
IBM requirement for all z/OS installations:
/z/OS V1R13.0 MVS Authorized Assembler Services Guide -
//SA22-7608-17//- 21.1.2 Installation responsibility//
//
//To ensure that system integrity is effective and to avoid compromising
any of the integrity controls provided in the system, the
We do not have SAS (Can you believe it). My real problem is not with SMF70INT
but with SMF70WAT (and other fields). I am now converting both of these fields
to seconds for the equation.
The conversion of SMF70INT is easy but I am not sure about SMF70WAT. What I am
doing is as follows:
think that Charles is asking the opposite question. He works for a vendor
and some of their code runs authorized. He is asking what audit requirements
customers typically have for authorized code from small vendors.
He specifically asked about 'stealing secrets'.
That's more than audit
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