I once wrote an article (so to speak) explaining cookies to my mom. My main
theme was that I don't understand why people are so up in arms about them. I
suppose it must be an extension of the general dislike of being tracked. But
given that vendors are going to keep track of your information
Sometimes I browse the IBM-MAIN website with a handheld; more often
with a laptop. I want different display preferences according to the
different screen sizes. But when I switch from handheld to laptop or
vice-versa, LISTSERV redraws the page on the new device to match
the previous.
I truly
The binder is a different program from the linkage editor; z/OS includes both+,
but only the binder can handle program objects.
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http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
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>Then we take this file and execute through the PRELINK step.
>The prelink program name is EDCPRLK.
>
>This is where the problem occurs.
The prelinker is no longer supported with COBOL V5 and later. The COBOL
migration guide explains what to do instead, normally just use the binder
(what used to
Hello Massimo,
Please do share to my personal email if you are fine with it. I will try
On Wed, 29 Dec, 2021, 9:05 pm Massimo Biancucci, wrote:
> Jake,
>
> I wrote a mix of REXX and Sort to do the task (CSV file as output) even
> though I've got only subtype 21 at my shop for the sample. I
Jake,
I wrote a mix of REXX and Sort to do the task (CSV file as output) even
though I've got only subtype 21 at my shop for the sample. I think it's not
so difficult to do the same for 20 subtype.
It's a long writing for such a thread.
If I can use the mail I see I'll be happy to share it with
Hi,
There are two system symbols that are available (but not listed in the
SYMBOLS table and not documented in the same place as the symbol:
- Contains the current JOB Name
- Contains the current JOB ID (e.g. JOB19002)
This has been in place since z/OS 2.3 (maybe earlier, but
On Wed, 29 Dec 2021 14:39:43 +, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>"Within JCL, the substitution text for is the name of the job
>assigned to the address
>space in which the JCL is converted, not the name of the job being processed.
>For instance, if
>JES2 does the conversion, resolves to JES2."
>
"Within JCL, the substitution text for is the name of the job assigned
to the address
space in which the JCL is converted, not the name of the job being processed.
For instance, if
JES2 does the conversion, resolves to JES2."
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
Could this be the solution?
The three types of symbols that can be used for JES2 in-stream substitution are
JCL Symbols, JES Symbols and System Symbols:
On a JES2 JOBCLASS definition, the field SYSSYM needs to be ALLOW rather than
DISALLOW
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Hi,
How do I use the JOBNAME system symbol in a batch job and have it resolve to
the JOBNAME?
Currently, every time I try, it resolved to JES2.
We are running z/OS v2.4.
Thanks
Gadi
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Peter, the 119 subtype 21, connection termination record I see using a
vendor product, EASYSMF
has these fields - I hope the table format does not get wrapped ;
Columns
*Column*
*Description*
Time
The time the record was written (connection close).
System
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