AFAIK, there is not a separate set of IBM documentation for the python language
as you normally expect for an IBM language product (i.e., no "Language
Reference" or "Programmer's Guide" manuals). You can however use the normal
web-based python language documentation you would use for any other
On Sat, 25 Nov 2023 20:53:31 -0600, Jung Park wrote:
>
>For fun (took me a total of 5 minutes), I created a GPT that ingested public
>documentation and utilizes the information it had about the mainframe to
>answer basic Q
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>I took it for a test run with some basic questions such as "how do I
Hello
Right now the picture of CSA is good with just 9 percent used but I can see
ESQA is in overflowing condition
Area Start EndSize(K)%UseOverflow
Size(Mb)
Extended Private 1B10 7FFF 1653760K
1615Mb
Extended CSA 08B8E000 1B0F 300488K
Hi
I am trying to get and abend
Where the SDWARBAD has a value
My logic told this is likely to happened
If there is a problem with an SVC as the SDWARBAD would then point to a SVRB
Tried issuing all kind of SVC’s putting bad address in the parm regs
1,14 and 15
Running under test with
Good afternoon
Does anyone have any documentation on using Python on z/OS? And some examples?
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Peter, I've also have taken the attitude that SQA or ESQA overflow is not
necessarily a bad thing as long as you are not running short of CSA or ECSA.
As Martin mentioned you don't want to run out of CSA/ECSA.
There are a few things that I've done over the years.
There is a set of IRA
(This is not specific advice but a way of thinking about things.)
SQA can, of course, overflow into CSA - with no real harm done. Unless it
causes CSA to go short. (CSA can't overflow into SQA, of course.)
The above statements are true for both 24-bit and 31-bit.
1409K below the line, though,
