I don't think that it would be unreasonable for SDSF development to make the
full screen slash panel aware of wide screen geometry in a future release.
Rob Scott
Rocket Software
On 2 Dec 2020 1:49 am, Paul Gilmartin
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Greetingsall,
I amreceiving the following error when I start up C2RSERVE in zSecure Visual
Server 2.4.0.
ICH408IUSER(C2RSERVE) GROUP(STCGRP ) NAME(STARTED USER ) 270
/u/c2rserve/server1//bin
CL(DIRACC )
Wondering if anyone has attempted to invoke the SMF IFASMFDP utility (handles
dumping and clearing of SMF data set logs, digital signature validation, etc.)
via program invocation using CALL, LINK, or ATTACH? Some of the dfp utilities
allow dynamic invocation from a program, and for those some
Newer versions of windows 10 have a tool called Snip & Sketch which allows you
to capture a screen region and then annotate it.
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And probably dozens more!
Thanks Skip (Vista TN3270 user #1)
On 12/1/2020 5:45 PM, Jesse 1 Robinson wrote:
Wow. I had forgotten about Paste-by-typing! IIRC Tom created that function
years ago at my request to handle some long since abandoned IBM problem
management app. Until now I never had a
On Tue, 1 Dec 2020 16:45:46 -0800, Charles Mills wrote:
>I have no idea how all the layers work. My guess is that the SDSF coders
>intended one field, but when it gets turned into 80 columns centered in a >
>80 column wide screen, that ISPF turns it into two fields. As I say, I do
>not know how
Wow. I had forgotten about Paste-by-typing! IIRC Tom created that function
years ago at my request to handle some long since abandoned IBM problem
management app. Until now I never had a reason to revisit the function.
In my estimation, most of Vista's special copy/paste functions cannot be
I have no idea how all the layers work. My guess is that the SDSF coders
intended one field, but when it gets turned into 80 columns centered in a >
80 column wide screen, that ISPF turns it into two fields. As I say, I do
not know how the various layers there interact with each other.
See for
> SDSF thinks it continues
What are you trying to say? Either it is one field or it is not. Where are the
SF/SFE positions?
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Yes, I use Paste-by-Typing on that panel and it works as desired.
Charles
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I purposely don't say Vista emulates any particular real terminal, and
there's no option to specify you want to look like a 3278 vs. a 3279 or
whatever. That helps keep me out of trouble when it comes to details
like this :)
But in addition, I took some poetic-license with certain things
https://www.businessinsider.com/salesforce-slack-acquisition-merger-deal-202
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The deal is Salesforce's largest acquisition ever and represents a more
aggressive foray into office communication technology at a time when remote
work has made chat and collaboration tools more essential
Tom Brennan's Vista conforms: if a field runs to the right edge of the screen
and continues on the next line, then Ins mode pushes characters from one line
to the next. I recall no relevant experience with any other emulators.
The problem with SDSF /+ is that its "Full Screen" is only 80
> Could you split it on multiple lines
I am neither a console nor a JES command expert but I think the problem is that
the maximum length console command from any source is 126 (?) characters. Does
JES perhaps support some sort of continuation convention external to MVS
console restrictions
Thank you!
On Thu, 26 Nov 2020 at 23:32, Charles Mills wrote:
> I should add that I have code that does exactly what you are talking
> about. That's why I am familiar with the problem.
>
> // Keep track of time in [particular function]
> Platform::STCKF();
>
> // call [a
Jake,
RMM uses a Vital Record Specification (VRS) to control tape movement from one
location to another. A VRS can be defined with many attributes to select the
criteria for moving tapes.
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On Tue, 1 Dec 2020 11:52:48 -0800, Charles Mills wrote:
>
>My reading was that there was no MODIFY involved with $SUBMIT. It *is* a JES2
>command as I read things. It is I think the answer to what I was looking for
>with my OP "is there a JES2 command to submit a job?" I chose to go with the
The provided RDR proc is now useful only as an example. Note it uses
IEBEDIT, the poor utility that gets no respect.
When a started task name is IEFPROC, DD IEFRDER has some special properties
that allow unit, and (I think) volume to be specified as positional
operands, and any DD keywords on
> IBM has already generously done that chore for IEBGENER.
Touché. How about "any program capable of copying xSAM to xSAM plus INTRDR"?
IEBGENER is a good shorthand.
My reading was that there was no MODIFY involved with $SUBMIT. It *is* a JES2
command as I read things. It is I think the answer
On Tue, 1 Dec 2020 10:43:14 -0800, Charles Mills wrote:
>Well, they're different environments for one thing. FTP FILETYPE=JES is
>wonderful, but it does not run as a JES2 command. Ditto TSO and ISPF SUBMIT.
>
>To nitpick, IEBGENER is irrelevant, right? SYSOUT INTRDR is the key; you can
>get
GA27-2742 for the second quote.
Entry Assist is all or nothing; if it's on then Ins mode causes inserted text
to replace the blanks without shifting the non-blank text to the right. I don't
recall whether it leaves a separating blank.
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Well, they're different environments for one thing. FTP FILETYPE=JES is
wonderful, but it does not run as a JES2 command. Ditto TSO and ISPF SUBMIT.
To nitpick, IEBGENER is irrelevant, right? SYSOUT INTRDR is the key; you can
get there equally well from IEBGENER, REXX, or a COBOL program.
On Tue, 1 Dec 2020 17:39:58 +, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>
>"The INS MODE (3275/3277) or ~ (3276/3278/3279) key allows characters to be
>inserted into a field, while all characters following the point of insertion
>are shifted to the right."
>
>"If a field is a large one and covers more than
> Is a written specification available,
"The INS MODE (3275/3277) or ~ (3276/3278/3279) key allows characters to be
inserted into a field, while all characters following the point of insertion
are shifted to the right."
"If a field is a large one and covers more than one line, and if the
My preference for markup is to use SnagIt from techsmith.com. It is extremely
robust and also can be used to create videos from either screen captures or
from the live screen (with audio). I've been successful everywhere I've worked
in getting my employer to order a copy for my work PC (and I
MS Paint
joe
On Tue, Dec 1, 2020 at 11:03 AM Elaine Beal wrote:
> I want to mark up a screen print and am wanting a way to mark squares,
> arrows, etc.
> i use snippet but see only a free form line to use
> I use Word borders but they don't work with an object
>
> Thanks,
> Elaine
>
>
Will gimp do what you need?
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To:
I want to mark up a screen print and am wanting a way to mark squares, arrows,
etc.
i use snippet but see only a free form line to use
I use Word borders but they don't work with an object
Thanks,
Elaine
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On Sun, 29 Nov 2020 18:47:56 -0800, Ed Jaffe wrote:
>
>IBM added many JES3 features to JES2 over the last decade in an effort
>to make JES2 more palatable to JES3 customers. One of those features was
>support for a "disk reader" -- something JES3 had for as long as anyone
>can remember.
>
>The
On Tue, 1 Dec 2020 11:34:54 +, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>Does anybody have a real 3270 they can test it on? FWIW, it works on TSPF, and
>Tritus was extremely serious about compatability.
>
Is a written specification available, as opposed to empirical?
Does IBM market "a real 3270" nowadays?
Does anybody have a real 3270 they can test it on? FWIW, it works on TSPF, and
Tritus was extremely serious about compatability.
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On Mon, 30 Nov 2020, at 23:21, Steve Horein wrote:
> This guy gets it - "TOKEN" is useful, so long as the vendor doesn't change
> the message layout.
You say that, but wait until someone runs a job whose name includes any
of those volser values, and needs some other volume mounted.
Running a
I have just tested the ISRTSO (and ISRTSOA) panels in ISPF 7.2 and they both
fail the first issue (SKIP) when shown in a POPUP (this is expected).
They both fail the second issue (INSERT/EOF) no matter if POPUP or not.
I think this leaves a wide-screen only solution the most likely method of
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