Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) wrote:
Where is the command for BEL?
For LU1, BEL is 2F. There is no BEL for LU2. See bit 5 of the WCC for the LU2
equivalent.
Thanks Shmuel! Much appreciated. Thanks also about WCC.
Groete / Greetings
Elardus Engelbrecht
Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) wrote:
zMan wrote:
I just spent 10 minutes Googling and didn't find a description of how to do
this.
I'm not surprised; I've never gotten good results from google.
Indeed. [1] Sometimes I got results about 'discussions' about terms which I
tried to search for. Those
Okay, I've dumped the SMF26 records from this development system, to be called
X2. From looking at these four SMF26 fields that Barry referred to, some of the
records have system X1 listed in all four fields, even though the SID field
says X2. Since we use zOSEM here I wonder if behind the
It's detailed, but not overly complex.
Home is where the job starts. All tasks for that job are in home. Home is
the dispatched address space. A task starts with H=P=S.
Any suitably authorized task (or SRB for that matter) may issue PC's, and
the target of the PC may issue PC etc.
PC's may
Mark Reganwrote:
Okay, I've dumped the SMF26 records from this development system, to be called
X2. From looking at these four SMF26 fields that Barry referred to, some of
the records have system X1 listed in all four fields, even though the SID
field says X2. Since we use zOSEM here I wonder
On Wed, 25 Jun 2014 09:03:33 -0500, Elardus Engelbrecht
elardus.engelbre...@sita.co.za wrote:
I could not find a Binary editor in Windoze 7 or missed it somehow.
Groete / Greetings
Elardus Engelbrecht (what a cheater!)
I use the free edition of the Cygnus Hex Editor. Works on various versions
The SID (SYSTEM ID) of the TYPE 26 RECORD is the system on which the job PURGED,
and in a JES2 MAS, whichever system happened to have the checkpoint record
(I think that is what it is called) will write the purge record.
A very common experience, to find the purge record on a system different
Dale R. Smith wrote:
I use the free edition of the Cygnus Hex Editor. Works on various versions of
Winders. :-)
You can download it from here: http://www.softcircuits.com/cygnus/fe/
Dale, Many Many thanks for this freebie! Now, I'm not 'hexed' anymore. ;-)
I really appreciate your help.
On Wed, 25 Jun 2014 16:02:10 -0500, Mike Schwab wrote:
Boy, this is complicated. Too bad the 64 bit address could be
redefined to have a 16 bit ASID and 48 bit virtual address in a 64 bit
address field. It would limit z/OS to 64K ASIDs of 256TiB address
spaces. Would require hardware changes
I have this situation/condition. I installed an IEFUJI exit and it is
preventing logon to TSO, and I can not figure out how to remedy this situation.
I receive the following series of messages when attempting logon.
IKJ56455I SPJRJ LOGON IN PROGRESS AT 11:38:42 ON JUNE 25, 2014
IKJ56457I
How was the exit installed IPL or SETPROG?
If IPL, is the exit defined in PROGxx? (based on the CSV421I message) Is there
an EXIT statement for IEFUJI in PROGxx?
If installed via IPL and not in PROGxx, replace the exit with a renamed copy of
IEFBR14 and re-ipl
Is it possible this is just a
Which exit point did you install it at - SYS.IEFUJI or SYSTSO.IEFUJI
D PROG,EXIT,EN=SYS.IEFUJI,DIAG
D PROG,EXIT,EN=SYSTSO.IEFUJI.DIAG
may help.
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Jackson, Robin wrote:
I have this situation/condition. I installed an IEFUJI exit and it is
preventing logon to TSO, and I can not figure out how to remedy this
situation. I receive the following series of messages when attempting logon.
I have attempted to delete the exit, i.e. SETPROG
This message:
IKJ56457I LOGON FAILED JCL ERROR IN LOGON PROCEDURE
denotes that a dataset on a DD stmt in the LOGON proc could not be
allocated.. Check all allocation names and spelling.
John Clifford
On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 9:42 AM, Jackson, Robin rjacks...@bmi.com wrote:
I have this
John Clifford wrote:
IKJ56457I LOGON FAILED JCL ERROR IN LOGON PROCEDURE
denotes that a dataset on a DD stmt in the LOGON proc could not be allocated.
Check all allocation names and spelling.
Excellent catch which I initially overlooked. Just wondering whether the new
exit is causing this
Likewise, I have shot myself in a lower extremity when creating/modifying a
logon proc. A once old timer advised while still in edit, submit it. JCL
errors will occur then as opposed to later.
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Barbara Nitz wrote:
So my current fundamental question is: what identifies an address space
besides the ASID?
The STOKEN is the only thing that uniquely identifies an address space for the
life of the IPL.
That is, I would have thought that ASID X'1234' meant the same address space,
whoever
Your code has :
LHR1,SRQESASN Get caller's SASN
SAR R4,R1Set that in AR4
Access registers should contain ALET values - not a hex ASID value.
ESAR returns the ASID value (copied from CR3) - it does NOT contain the ALET
value for the SASN.
You also state that another
The major problem that I have is I can NOT logon to TSO to make any changes.
Thanks,
Rob Jackson
Mainframe Systems Programming
Information Services Group
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-Original Message-
If the exit isn't the issue can you alter the logon proc to IKJACCNT. I
think it is the starter proc and ispf usually shows that first screen
unless the error is happening prior to you getting the ispf panel.
John C
On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 11:29 AM, Jackson, Robin rjacks...@bmi.com wrote:
The
FTP the offending member to your desktop, correct it and FTP it back.
Jim McAlpine
On 26 Jun 2014 17:31, Jackson, Robin rjacks...@bmi.com wrote:
The major problem that I have is I can NOT logon to TSO to make any
changes.
Thanks,
Rob Jackson
Mainframe Systems Programming
Information
Do you have NJE connection to another system that you can logon to? Cook
up a totally vanilla logon proc with no data sets. Ship it over and GENER
it into SYS1.PROCLIB
.
.
J.O.Skip Robinson
Southern California Edison Company
Electric Dragon Team Paddler
SHARE MVS Program Co-Manager
On Thu, 26 Jun 2014 08:53:35 -0700 Phil Smith p...@voltage.com wrote:
:Barbara Nitz wrote:
:So my current fundamental question is: what identifies an address space
besides the ASID?
:The STOKEN is the only thing that uniquely identifies an address space for
the life of the IPL.
:That is, I
On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 11:29 AM, Jackson, Robin rjacks...@bmi.com wrote:
The major problem that I have is I can NOT logon to TSO to make any
changes.
Thanks,
Rob Jackson
Mainframe Systems Programming
You _do_ have a problem. You'll need some sort of alternative access. I
don't know how
Skip Robinson wrote:
Do you have NJE connection to another system that you can logon to? Cook
up a totally vanilla logon proc with no data sets. Ship it over and GENER
it into SYS1.PROCLIB
This is a great suggestion. Although I know most people do have one
already, *everybody* should have a
On Thu, 26 Jun 2014 08:53:35 -0700, Phil Smith p...@voltage.com wrote:
* In the first module, soon after the PC:
ESAR R1 Get secondary ASID
STH R1,SRQESASN And remember that
MVI SRQERSVA+8,X'37' Set a magic value
STH R1,SRQERSVA+9
In
2286261012473741.wa.elardus.engelbrechtsita.co...@listserv.ua.edu,
on 06/26/2014
at 02:03 AM, Elardus Engelbrecht elardus.engelbre...@sita.co.za
said:
[1] - There are/were companies (especially in the starting years
of Internet)
Back then it was a vast WAIS-land.
which could do searches
In 6bf3f0ce0d23c7488dd8418a8c7a4262ec7...@n2mailboxp04.bmi.org, on
06/26/2014
at 04:29 PM, Jackson, Robin rjacks...@bmi.com said:
The major problem that I have is I can NOT logon to TSO to make any
changes.
TELNET to OMVS, or FTP a batch job.
--
Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz, SysProg and
Walt Farrell wrote:
I don't think you've proven that SRQEACEE is still what you expect. You've
shown us SRQERSVA, where you saved a copy of SRQEACEE, and a copy of the ACEE
address. And SRQERSVA is apparently still good. But you haven't actually shown
us SRQEACEE (unless it is defined as being
NASA had a large scientific library. We got a summer grant for something
and one of the PFCSKs
was in awe so we were headed out the door for lunch and he typed up a few
cards and we went out. Came back and he was looking for output. It's on the
cart. Fourteen boxes of green bar with a big
On Thu, 26 Jun 2014 16:17:56 -0700, Phil Smith p...@voltage.com wrote:
Walt Farrell wrote:
(It is also not clear where you got the ACEE address from in the first place;
that is also important, and often done incorrectly in cross-memory code, and
it would be good to see that code.)
Good
Is ASID == STOKEN (via LOCASID/ASSBSTKN) == ALESERV expected to
always work, modulo permissions (not an issue here, we have EAX
authority to all address spaces)? That's what I thought I was doing.
You also state that another module tries to reference data in the
SASN - how and where is
The really tricky aspect of all this is that the ASXB for each
address space is generally (in my experience) at the same virtual
address. So, if you load ASCBASXB from the _home_ address space's
ASCB and look at it without ALET qualification, you'll look at the
_primary_ address space's
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