Look up 'JES2 automatic timers' to issue commands (ex: clear output) based on
JES2 itself.
Yes, it's possible without IPL.
- KB
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On Thursday, August 25th, 2022 at 9:50 AM, Peter wrote:
> Hello
>
> I am trying to understand if it is possible to define a new
Hello
I am trying to understand if it is possible to define a new JES class which
can allow the output to remain in the queue for few minutes or an hour ?
Is it possible? Or if someone has already attempted and can we do this
without an IPL ?
Peter
How about the following ?
/* REXX */
X = LISTDSI("'SYS1.MODGEN'" DIRECTORY)
SAY 'FUNCTION CODE FROM LISTDSI IS: ' X
SAY 'THE DATA SET NAME IS: ' SYSDSNAME
SAY 'THE DEVICE UNIT ON WHICH THE VOLUME RESIDES IS:' SYSUNIT
SAY 'THE RECORD
Posted earlier today on MVS-OE but got no responses there.
I know this has probably been discussed previously but I can't seem to get the
Marist MVS-OE archive search to work for me.
Is there any way to use the LISTDSI TSO external function from "address tso" in
a Rexx program run under the
Hi both,
Check out https://virtualzcomputing.com/.
I'm happy to recommend it just because they are transparent about the pricing -
$100k/yr for a petabyte shuttled.
Don't know if it does IMS logs, but it does VSAM, PDS(E), etc.
They do this by running their own NFS v4 on Z (runs on zIIP), and
I missed the "authorized" part the first time around.
I don't think anyone has mentioned the TSOEXEC command. It runs an
authorized command (authorized) from an unauthorized environment. (No, I
didn't leave out a blank. TSOEXEC is the full 7 character command name.
Google it.)
OREXXMan
Q:
Reason code 00 is a storage key mismatch.
Joe
On Wed, Aug 24, 2022 at 3:19 PM Brian Westerman <
brian_wester...@syzygyinc.com> wrote:
> The "normal" reason this happens (at least to me) is because the task
> isn't authorized to issue the detach. It has nothing to do with whether or
> not the
The "normal" reason this happens (at least to me) is because the task isn't
authorized to issue the detach. It has nothing to do with whether or not the
task was able to start, because the task may not have needed to be authorized
when it started, but needs it to perform a specific function
Carmen,
Thanks for the reply. Ours is for VSAM only.
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On Wed, 24 Aug 2022 09:55:56 -0500, Michael Babcock
wrote:
>I’m trying to define the MVS.MCSOPER.*/READ profile global class.
>
>I issued the following in batch:
>
> RDEF GLOBAL OPERCMDS OWNER(PXX) UACC(NONE)
>ADDMEM(MVS.MCSOPER.*/READ)
>
>READY
>
> SETROPTS GLOBAL(OPERCMDS)
>REFRESH
>
On Mon, 22 Aug 2022 16:16:06 -0500, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
>Why is there an AUTHPGM NAMES list at all? Why shouldn't it just be
>* (everything)
>???
>
>I can imagine several reasons: Even some authorized programs might not
>be trusted not to modify the WAITing TSO task (IKJEFTT09?), perhaps
Well - we are to replicate IMS / DB2 , maybe MQ data to an open systems
Oracle Engine, for us it's a CPU hog when the DBA's or the Data
Warehouse folks decide to stop replication for hours, then decide to
start it up. we don't use any CF structures that I can see, I don't
support the product,
Hello list,
Wondering if anyone is using Connect CDC SQDATA for VSAM from Precisely.
Product is used to replicate changes to VSAM on MF host to a Unix/Linux server.
The product utilizes LOGREPLICATE on VSAM along with LOGSTREAM to capture
changes made to VSAM and publish changes on LINUX/UNIX
I'm just starting the chapter on what it calls "cryptology", so I don't
know yet whether it'll be part of the discussion. And as for the rest of
the book, I'll glance through it eventually but my interest in number
theory in general is very casual - not non-existent, but it wanes quickly
after
I’m trying to define the MVS.MCSOPER.*/READ profile global class.
I issued the following in batch:
RDEF GLOBAL OPERCMDS OWNER(PXX) UACC(NONE)
ADDMEM(MVS.MCSOPER.*/READ)
READY
SETROPTS GLOBAL(OPERCMDS)
REFRESH
ICH14016I CANNOT REFRESH OPERCMDS, GLOBAL ACCESS CHECKING
INACTIVE.
OPERCMDS
Thank you, everybody, for correcting my understanding of what the LNKLST
UNALLOCATE/ALLOCATE does and doesn't do.
Rex
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Thank you Philippe
Regards,
Jack
On Wed, 24 Aug 2022 at 09:06, Philippe TESSIER wrote:
> Hi Jack
>
>
> -- MODIFYING A RULE
> --- .
> Command ===>
> .
>
> .
> Enter the GENDAYS command to display the dates generated by this rule
Does the book get into the connection with Complex Analysis (roughly, Calculus
on complex numbers)?
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Bridges
No, "(a, 26) = 1" is just another way of specifying that a and 26 are
relatively prime. The reason that φ(26) is 12 is that there are 12 such values
of a in range.
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Hi Jack
-- MODIFYING A RULE ---
.
Command ===>
.
.
Enter the GENDAYS command to display
Hi Kolusu,
I have this include cond,
INCLUDE COND=(DCURCTYP,EQ,DCUDATAT,AND, * Type = Data type
DSN5,NE,C'OMVS.',&,* Exclude OMVS.** files
DSN5,NE,C'SYS1.',&,* Exclude SYS1.** FILES
DSN5,NE,C'SYS2.',&,* Exclude SYS2.** FILES
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