There have been a couple of good programs on H2(History Channel) in the
past year. One was on the construction of MT Rushmore (Jefferson's nose had a
crack). They were originally supposed to be full sized
figures. Then there was one on America's secrets and the secret vault.
Think it was
I too can get OC4's if I say DSNAME EQ *.xxx.yyy.*.zzz
It's not a big deal but I got around it by coding 48 individual names which it
handled quite nicely!
Dataset Audit Facility (DAF) - Level 1.4.9b Source=2010-02-12,
Object=2010-03-17, z/OS 01.09.00 is our level..
https://roadtrippers.com/blog/mount-rushmore-secret-room
Sixteen porcelain enamel panels containing the text from the
Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights,
along with a biography of Borglum, and the story of the presidents,
were sealed in a teakwood box, then
I cannot seem to force fixed point overflow under PL/1. Specified (FOFL) as a
statement qualifier and it does not seem to affect the compile.
Even used CEE3SPM.
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Should
On Sat, 21 Mar 2015 22:37:58 +0200, Binyamin Dissen wrote:
I cannot seem to force fixed point overflow under PL/1. Specified (FOFL) as a
statement qualifier and it does not seem to affect the compile.
I believe I've read (perhaps even in these pages) that:
o The C standard states:
- The
IBM provides standard POSIX compliant regular expression functions that are
available both for classic z/OS and UNIX. Similarly, such services are
available in all POSIX compliant Linux implementations.
I gave developed a set of COPYBOOKS that provide standard API between COBOL and
those
