See "ABCs of IBM z/OS System Programming Volume 1", page 307 (323)
http://ibm.co/29l4I7T
Regards,
Boris
On Mon, July 4, 2016 07:33, Peter Hunkeler wrote:
>
> The z/OS Basics redbook that Mike pointed to is indeed a known good
> starting point. But it does not have a list of these adrdress
On Sat, November 7, 2015 19:01, Tony Thigpen wrote:
> I am wondering if there is something else we should be doing.
Shut IMS down with /CHE FREEZE so you can restart it normally with
NRE/AUTO=Y. That also saves you the DBR DB ALL. http://ibm.co/1HEJ4Ts
Or reinitialize the RECON on the "dr" site.
} //my.pds(${i%.BIN});unlink ${i};done #move
members to PDS
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On Sun, January 4, 2015 17:56, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
(why?) and must reconnect. Is there any way to get directly back to
IKJ56700A?
PA1. You won't get back to IKJ56700A but you can enter LOGON userid
there without a reconnect.
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On Mon, January 5, 2015 16:29, Charles Mills wrote:
I see no console message at all (absent some SLIP trap) for simply
testing a userid (as opposed to a userid and password). Did I miss it?
But you can probe for a valid userid on the logon panel. No message to the
syslog. If you don't get
Mainframes process roughly 30 billion business transactions per day,
IMS alone claims to process more than 50 billion transactions per day.
Even if these include test environments, it clearly contradicts the 30
billion.
http://ibm.co/14dJfI5
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Boris
On Wed, November 12, 2014 17:55, Sri
Any special characters like $ @ # in the userid?
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Boris
On Tue, July 15, 2014 21:02, Christian Birr wrote:
I'll do that tomorrow; I'm on CET and on duty since 5:00, need some sleep.
My hope was that someone of RMF/Böblingen would chime in.
Thanks
Christian
On Fri, July 4, 2014 13:04, Peter Hunkeler wrote:
- Similarly, what is the default if only the cross-region option is
specified but not the cross-system?
3.
- Using a lower level than what the application supports, may negatively
influence application parallelism. Using a higher level however
does
/(?!)/
work for you?
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Boris
On Tue, July 9, 2013 09:31, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
Kind of a programming challenge, in view of all the PCRE
chatter hereabouts lately:
A vendor once supplied an interface where one of the required
arguments was a regex to exclude from processing
Hi,
how can we force the effective userid in z/OS Unix to be set to the real
end user's userid, instead of that of the STC, in multi-user address
spaces (such as IMS MPR or CICS)?
Say user FOOBAR starts an IMS transaction. The IMS MPR runs under user
IMSMPP. If the transaction uses any Unix
Gilmartin wrote:
On Tue, 9 Jul 2013 11:34:55 +0200, Boris Lenz wrote:
does
/(?!)/
work for you?
Thanks! I never woulda thoughta that. Seems to work for sed and
grep; nearly an exhaustive sample. Now I need to try to understand it:
It matches any string which is not (!) matched by 0 or 1
EXEC SQL or SQL?
For Java applications, IMS supports querying IMS databases with SQL calls
through its JDBC implementation.
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Boris
On Thu, May 16, 2013 12:27, Binyamin Dissen wrote:
Is there such a product, where the application does
EXEC SQL
and it is converted into an
On Thu, May 16, 2013 16:14, Binyamin Dissen wrote:
I means real DB2 - I am seeing a dump where there is an SSOB X'29' call
which
is pointing at an FRB for a standard SQL.
In that case I can't help you. I thought you wanted to access an IMS DB
with SQL.
But for everyone else, it might help if
Etienne,
Actually, I am not. I really don't care which interface, ODBA, ODBM,
DBCTL, whatever, as long as I can call it from C to connect to IMS and do
DLI calls. Preferably without requiring other stuff to be configured.
AERTDLI() happens to be the only API that seems to actually do
On Thu, January 24, 2013 19:39, willie bunter wrote:
I tried the LISTCAT
of the .DATA component and since there was no cluster the LISTCAT was
unsuccessful. In this case, how would I be able to tell what type of VSAM
dsn it is?
I think you can't really restore that VSAM data set unless you
Willie,
Here are some very basic sample DEFINE statements. You can run them in
your environment and then look at the listcats. This may be more helpful
than listcats from other installations.
DEFINE CLUSTER(NAME(TEST.VSAM.KSDS)-
INDEXED -
KEYS(7 0) -
On Thu, January 24, 2013 18:25, willie bunter wrote:
I checked the LISTCAT however I didn't see anything. Any suggestions?
Examine the output of LISTCAT ENT(/) ALL.
KSDS:
- has DATA+INDEX ASSOCIATIONS in the CLUSTER section.
- has an INDEXED ATTRIBUTE in the DATA section.
VRRDS:
- has
On Sat, January 19, 2013 16:22, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
On Sat, 19 Jan 2013 12:24:27 +1100, Andrew Rowley wrote:
A quick look at the documentation suggests that CTRLCONN might be the
equivalent for the control connection.
SITECTRLConn=FTP_STANDARD_TABLE
LOCSITE
On Mon, January 21, 2013 12:53, af dc wrote:
H Boris,
I'm not understanding why I'm getting the following error:
# of MVS commands to issue: 1
Issuing command #1...
DISPLAY SMS
11.50.35 IGD029I ERROR FOR DISPLAY SMS COMM 137
11.50.35 ERROR IS EMBEDDED BLANKS BETWEEN
I can't get an FTP PUT to work with dataset names that contain a dollar
sign (x'5B', which is the pound sign on the target system).
Source system is z/OS, codepage IBM-500
Target system is z/OS, codepage IBM-285
FTP commands:
TYPE E
SITE ISPFSTATS
PUT 'USERA.TSO.EXEC($TEST)'
QUIT
The output is:
On Fri, January 18, 2013 15:08, Staller, Allan wrote:
The # is invalid in a dataset name.
Sorry about the ambiguity, I meant the English pound sign for the English
currency (£). That's x'5B' in the UK codepage IBM-285.
There is an FTP command (SBDataconn) to tell FTP to perform a specific
On Fri, January 18, 2013 15:37, Walt Farrell wrote:
You could, of course, specify a second name on your PUT command to rename
the data set or member to something different that will work on the remote
site (i.e., that does not use the problematic national characters).
Yes, I could. But what
On Fri, January 18, 2013 16:20, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
Did you specify the same conversion at both ends? E.g.:
quote site sbdataconn=(IBM-1047,ISO8859-1)
locsitesbdataconn=(IBM-1047,ISO8859-1)
I tried a lot. 'quote' is not necessary I think, when talking to a z/OS host.
Frankly,
On Fri, January 18, 2013 18:11, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
But have you tried both SITE and LOCSITE, with identical arguments,
in the same transaction?
Yes.
Me, too. But have you tried EBCDIC; MODE B?
Yes.
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Been said many times, so I remember the ftp commands:
EBCDIC
MODE B
PUT or GET as needed.
I think that's all.
As noted, this fails on the empty record problem.
How do you create empty records with ADRDSSU DUMP?
As others have said, it should be easy to transfer an ADRDSSU DUMP dataset
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I assume your SYSMOD had a RESTORE entry, that's why I asked if you could post
it (LIST SYSMOD().)
What I would have tried is something like this:
SET BOUNDARY(TARGET).
UCLIN.
DEL SYSMOD(xx)
RESTORE
RESDATE()
RESTIME().
ADD SYSMOD(xx)
INSDATE(12343)
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