Peter,
I will share here something that I also suggested to the respondent to my
earlier mhvcfs documentation suggestion with regard to the available zEDC
examples for non-C-language HLL's:
In the longer term, a "dashboard" of received documentation
suggestions/corrections with a simple
@Ed Jaffe: thanks for the tip about the TEA, but where do you find it? IPCS
STATUS FAILDATA displays it but, in my dumps, PSA+90 and PDS+A8 both have zero
in the address part.
I don't recall seeing what the reason code was with the 0C4. That is highly
relevant. But assuming it was a program
I could search for the zero bytes using SRST but
presumably that would hit the same problem going off the end of a page
Do not presume anything. Read the POp. Carefully.
"May or may not" means exactly what it says. It is allowed to do it and it is
allowed not to do it, architecturally. In
According to the IBM Docs team, the "site feedback" is intended ONLY for
communicating problems about the site (i.e., the IBM Docs infrastructure) not
for communicating information to/for the manual owners.
After a recent change in the IBM Docs infrastructure (it was different prior to
that
If you do an IPCSDATA ACTIVE subcommand under IPCS, you should find in there
DATA STRUCTURE(Tcb) FIND(BLSSTCB) FORMAT(IEATCBF) SCAN(BLSVTCB)
EXIT CBSTAT(TCB) EP(BLSAFLG)
EXIT
From the COBOL Language Reference:
The ADDRESS OF special register references the address of a data item in the
LINKAGE SECTION, the LOCAL-STORAGE SECTION, or the WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
Note the exclusion of the FILE SECTION from that list. We had to set up an
assembler "get address of"
Hi Ed,
There are two ways you could do this. The first one is by assigning reserve
processors in the image profile. After the LPAR is up and running you can
config the extra CPUs online.
You could automate this pretty easily. You don't have to make any changes
going back and forward with/without
I had h'len',h'0'
On Sat, 29 Apr 2023 15:16:55 +1000 Attila Fogarasi wrote:
:>Was the LLZZ specified with ZZ as x''? Many years ago I had some
:>strange results from DAIR which were due to random bit settings, that might
:>also account for not getting the partial results as documented. It
Esteemed Sysprogs,
We use CBU to activate additional engines and capacity twice a year.
The image profiles on the HMC match the LPAR names and there seems to be
no way to associate alternate image profiles to be used while CBU is
active. Therefore, we have been manually updating the image
On Sat, 29 Apr 2023 10:06:08 -0500, Michael Oujesky wrote:
>Interesting. When transferring to ASCII platforms, the BDW and RDW
>are stripped off, though RDW can be retained with a SITE command.
>
Depends on too many things. FTP. sftp. FTP from DDNAME. Rocket sftp
FTP from DDNAME allocated
Interesting. When transferring to ASCII platforms, the BDW and RDW
are stripped off, though RDW can be retained with a SITE command.
So RECFM=V could be included as a like attribute file for concatenation.
Michael
At 07:36 PM 4/28/2023, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
On Fri, 28 Apr 2023 18:55:47
On Fri, 28 Apr 2023 19:37:39 +, Schmitt, Michael wrote:
>I know how to have a COBOL program on z/OS use a data set name that isn't
>determined until runtime, via an environment variable. My question is can you
>use one file (i.e. one select/assign and one FD) to write to different DD
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