I can't believe you put a GUI FTP client in a list of not-acceptable
options. If that does not work for you, you are just too picky.
Tony Thigpen
Radoslaw Skorupka wrote on 5/19/24 3:07 PM:
Which platform? ALL. That means Windows, Linux and Mac.
We can omit OS/2 or VMS or DG-UX or QNX or etc
How do you cancel an outstanding STIMER?
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The restriction in the DCB is due to Assembler restrictions on use of '-'.
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Paul Gilmartin wrote on 1/6/24 5:59 PM:
On Sat, 6 Jan 2024 23:14:28 +0100, Radoslaw Skorupka wrote:
...
For dataset names the addition is "-". This character can be used in
dataset names with
What is required to set up a CF LPAR? Is there a document I can look at?
Tony Thigpen
Scott Chapman wrote on 11/20/23 9:01 AM:
Just to add to the point about "or general purpose engine". A CF LPAR doing
relatively little activity for a non-critical work can run just fine on a
it defined.
Tony Thigpen
Michael Babcock wrote on 11/15/23 10:02 PM:
So you are saying I don’t need a VTAM APPL statement with an LU defined?
On Wed, Nov 15, 2023 at 7:47 PM Jay Maynard wrote:
A VTAM APPL is used for a program. The OSA-ICC looks to VTAM like a plain
old 3270 terminal
. (Note: This leaves 'holes' in the CUU address range
and some people don't like that.)
Talk to your storage group. They will tell you if they can create new
volumes then the data can be migrated. Or, they may require a full
back-up and re-load if they don't have free slices in the DS8000.
Tony
I have run a P390 using OS/2 Warp 4 4.0. (google it for download.)
The box you put the P390 card into is important. It's been a long time
since you could get a box with long enough slots.
Tony Thigpen
Alexander Huemer wrote on 9/10/23 3:24 PM:
Hi
As a proud owner of a P390 system, I've
.
Tony Thigpen
Bob Bridges wrote on 8/14/23 2:24 PM:
I had an abbreviated contract at State Farm in [checks his records] the spring
of 2006; they hired me as a RACF analyst, so I was all TSO there. No idea
about other platforms. I just remember boggling at them having more than a
hundred
And, that I can agree with. Especially when the admin stores passwords
in their browser.
Tony Thigpen
Timothy Sipples wrote on 8/14/23 12:51 AM:
Responding primarily to Tony, I'll just say that when an adversary (internal or external)
gains control over the PC that the privileged storage
I still think that the store is BS because the script could not be ran
remotely during the time-frame the story was stated to have occurred in.
Other things in the store don't make sense. It's either BS or the hacker
was given special access to the facility.
Tony Thigpen
Grant Taylor wrote
Well, I will be the one to call this story BS.
You can not run that script remote without the Remote-CE option enabled.
And, that option was not available until the DS8870. And, to run it you
have to first log in as CE. A password that should have been changed at
installation.
Tony Thigpen
...@vse2pdf.com is an alias. So, any attempt to log
into my email server using t...@vse2pdf.com will always fail.
Tony Thigpen
Michael Brennan wrote on 7/15/23 6:05 PM:
A good userid scheme should not identify who the userid belongs to or the
job function of the person. Several places I have worked had
and
it took us a minute to figure it out.
Mine was THITO01 and from that point on, everyone just called me Thito.
(Tee-tow)
Tony Thigpen
Phil Smith III wrote on 7/13/23 5:37 PM:
Jay Maynard wrote:
The one I use was formed by taking the first four non-vowels of the last
name and then the first
Asking for a VSE shop so he can answer an auditing 'request':
Are there any SMTP clients on z/OS that support OAuth?
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When we were looking at a DS8k, it was cheaper to buy it in the rack vs.
buying the model you could install into the gap in the new z 19-inch
rack CPU. I wonder if the same will be true for the z16?
Tony Thigpen
Tom Brennan wrote on 4/6/23 16:45:
That's how I see it: the ability to add
No. You will need to create a proper C-style parm list, load it's
address into R1, and branch to the C routine address without using the
CALL macro.
Tony Thigpen
Frank Swarbrick wrote on 3/26/23 17:35:
Can the MVS CALL macro be used to call a C function with "value" parameters
(r
Structures are passed by address, not value.
Tony Thigpen
Paul Gilmartin wrote on 3/26/23 18:19:
On Sun, 26 Mar 2023 21:35:13 +, Frank Swarbrick wrote:
Can the MVS CALL macro be used to call a C function with "value" parameters
(rather than reference parameters)?
Aren't all
Need to include z/VSE in all the places you mention z/OS. Also, VSE does
not require any separate product (such as JES2 or RSCS) as POWER is part
of the base charge.
Tony Thigpen
Seymour J Metz wrote on 3/7/23 17:25:
I've added an NJE
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_job_en
I have found someone that will convert it. As it's 40 years old, I will
report back the success or failure of the conversion.
Tony Thigpen
M. Ray Mullins wrote on 2/10/23 11:57:
The only person that comes to mind is Al Kossow of Bitsavers, but based
on your other comment I understand
records), tape mark, EOF/EOV.
What state are you in? I am not sure I want to mail it and it get damaged.
Tony Thigpen
407-474-0770
Tony Harminc wrote on 2/9/23 21:42:
On Thu, 9 Feb 2023 at 20:33, Tony Thigpen wrote:
I need a single 3420 tape converted. Anyone know of someone that can do
I need a single 3420 tape converted. Anyone know of someone that can do it?
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were like. In almost
every shop I have been at, it would take 2 or 3 programmers to do what
just one programmer did at that vendor.
I have truly seen 'unicorn' Cobol programmers, so I know they do exist.
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Bob Bridges wrote on 2/5/23 19:30:
Well, obviously, because I'm not that way
Ok, so exactly why is that a problem?
Tony Thigpen
Bob Bridges wrote on 2/3/23 13:09:
It is a little distressing, though (at least to me), to observe how many
"programmers" never ~have~ seen anything but COBOL.
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/* How agi
You guys do realize he does not need the answer? He knows the answer and
is complaining about a dumb customer that will not even look up the
error message.
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Shelia Chalk wrote on 2/3/23 08:17:
The librarys In your steplib or joblib in a batch job, one of them is not apf
I 'think' I heard at the VM Workshop that 6.3 will remove some of the
IBM marketing generated hardware requirements and it will run on some
older boxes that 6.2 from IBM will not run on.
Tony Thigpen
Joe Monk wrote on 1/14/23 18:51:
The online stuff says the tech specs are exactly the same
Thanks to Michael,
Who found my stupid coding error. The OPEN used the wrong label. sigh!
Tony Thigpen
Michael Stein wrote on 11/9/22 11:33:
On Wed, Nov 09, 2022 at 10:49:53AM -0500, Tony Thigpen wrote:
I am trying to migrate a simple CCW to tape test program from zVSE to z/OS
to help
The program is 24/24.
Tony Thigpen
Seymour J Metz wrote on 11/9/22 13:31:
Yes, they have to be below the line.
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List on behalf of Michael
Stein
Sent: Wednesday, November 9, 2022 11:33 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
2A(0)
CCB001_IOBSEEK DCXL3'00' MBB
CCB001_IOBSRCH DCXL5'00' CCHHR
CCW00101 CCW CCWC_RD,DATA0102,CCWF_SLI,RECL0102
DATA0102 DS0D
DC1024XL32'00'
RECL0102 EQU *-DATA0102
Tony Thigpen
.
HET looks promising.
Tony Thigpen
Jay Maynard wrote on 8/1/22 10:04:
I think Tony was looking for a way to do it transparently, so that no
changes were needed to the programs reading or writing what they see as a
real tape. Your approach requires modifying the host program or jobstream.
On Mon
Yes, I concur. Not the same, but somewhat alike.
IDRC can also be software based. I found the same compaction algorithm
as IDRC in z/VSE one time. I think it was in Power Pnet, but it's been
awhile.
Tony Thigpen
Harry Wahl wrote on 7/30/22 14:06:
Tony,a
IDRC exploits the nature of IDRC
be uncompressed using standard linux tools.
Tony Thigpen
Jay Maynard wrote on 7/29/22 22:44:
I'm curious. What are you trying to accomplish with it? If it's just a
matter of faster transmission of entire tape images, AWS tapes compress
very well.
On Fri, Jul 29, 2022 at 8:38 PM Tony Thigpen wrote
Yes. But, it sounds like nobody else will support it as a data
interchange, so it may be unusable for us.
I will go look at it.
Tony Thigpen
Jay Maynard wrote on 7/29/22 06:38:
Are you talking about the tape data being compressed inside the AWS image?
Hercules has a format that does
Does anyone know of any 'standard' for stream based (during file
creation) compression of AWS tapes?
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Avner Michaeli wrote on 7/21/22 07:45:
Hello,
Our company is looking for a product that transforms sysouts to PDF.
One product is IBM Infoprint Server with Print Transform.
Anyone using these product ?
How are these product compared to others in the market
, followed by an LXRES and ETDEF. I don't
see any reason for the AXRES. Maybe I am still not reading everything right.
Tony Thigpen
Peter Relson wrote on 6/29/22 07:27:
how do you determine
what PC number the new routine is going to use? Is there a list of
'used' ones somewhere? Are, do you do some
When on z/OS and you want to create a PC routine, how do you determine
what PC number the new routine is going to use? Is there a list of
'used' ones somewhere? Are, do you do some sort of loop checking to see
what is free?
Tony Thigpen
If the drives from the CECs have been pulled, it's a boat anchor. You
can't get the license restored that was stored there.
Tony Thigpen
Enzo D'Amato wrote on 6/13/22 09:31:
The unit still does have the two mini pc HMCs. I am not too concerned about the
optics, as this can be fixed quite
3-phase is not needed for the z's. If the DS8000 is only partially
filled, it's happy with single-phase also.
I have replaced the three-phase cable ends with single phase 220v ends
on several DS8000s.
Tony Thigpen
Jay Maynard wrote on 4/15/22 17:50:
Basically, running FBA storage restricts
Seymour,
He is asking you to prove a negative. Call him on it.
Tony Thigpen
Seymour J Metz wrote on 4/14/22 07:37:
I'm editing the wikipedia [[Operating system]] article, and another editor has challenged
the sentence "The logic manuals for their contemporary descendants, z/VM, z/VSE a
the DS8000 as flashable.
I have been tempted to try it on a z114 (as I have a spare one), but
just have not bothered yet.
Tony Thigpen
PINION, RICHARD W. wrote on 4/11/22 10:55:
Will OS/390 2.9 run under z/VM on a z114 processor?
I think it won't. But, someone else says it will.
Confidentiality
used kedit for editing on my pc, I just can't use this one macro.
Tony Thigpen
Mike Beer wrote on 3/7/22 14:01:
Depending on what you need,
LPREFIX on KEDIT might be your command:
"The LPREFIX command places the text that you specify into the prefix area
of the focus line and then processe
under z/VM and unless you have a
multi-processor, it kills performance. I also run z/VSE under z/VM and
they play really well together.
Tony Thigpen
Seymour J Metz wrote on 3/6/22 09:58:
There are two obvious way to submit an MVS job from CMS:
1. Spool it ti RSCS and let it go in via NJE
this experience. Alan's
comments paged those memories back into main storage. Having used a
remote line-mode terminal, I now understand the history of TRUNC 71.
Tony Thigpen
Paul Gilmartin wrote on 2/28/22 10:04:
On Sun, 27 Feb 2022 23:27:51 -0600, Alan Altmark wrote:
On Wed, 23 Feb 2022 17:47:31 +
the
color within what appeared to be a single field.
One issue is that the rules are different in what you can do for input
vs output fields.
It's been 25+ years since I did this, so many of the details have been
misplaced within my gray matter. :-)
Tony Thigpen
Phil Smith III wrote on 2/25/22 18
EDIT based on one such setting,
especially, col 72 when editing assembler.
Tony Thigpen
Phil Smith III wrote on 2/24/22 14:44:
Paul Gilmartin wrote:
But it's overdue for the ISPF and XEDIT designers to do what ISPF promised
never to do: introduce support for curses/terminfo-based termin
There is no 73-80 dependency in XEDIT/UPDATE either. Just the last 8
characters, so it could be 1001-1008 if you need 1000 characters for
your code.
Tony Thigpen
Seymour J Metz wrote on 2/23/22 09:21:
diff/patch is more flexible; no 73-80 dependency.
In simple cases I can see
If it's a single line change, I just edit the resulting ptf member and
remove the extra modification. If it's in a group of lines being
changed, it's most likely going to be in the ptf anyway.
Tony Thigpen
Paul Gilmartin wrote on 2/23/22 09:01:
On Wed, 23 Feb 2022 07:11:20 -0500 Tony Thigpen
All that is in my AUXLIST is:
ASS1
ASS2
This for an assembler program with 2 updates.
Tony Thigpen
Binyamin Dissen wrote on 2/23/22 07:52:
On Wed, 23 Feb 2022 07:11:20 -0500 Tony Thigpen wrote:
:>You should continue the conversation over on the VM list.
:>I use a
cks
which require check-out and check-in. I wrote it back somewhere around
1990 and have used it in several shops since then.
Tony Thigpen
Binyamin Dissen wrote on 2/23/22 03:21:
Thanks to all.
SIDCODE does the job.
Now I have to remember how to make AUX files. I can make CNTRL files, but
mu
Try the attached macro. It does not require the character loop that the
one provided by Phil does.
Tony Thigpen
Tony Thigpen wrote on 2/21/22 18:34:
If I understand your request, the XEDIT OVERLAY command is just
backwards of what you want. It replaces the existing line with any
character
to replace it, then the original line needs to
OVERLAY the now current line.
I have a PRFMERGE macro that I got somewhere that uses the standard
overlay function. Let me see if I can reverse it's function.
Tony Thigpen
Binyamin Dissen wrote on 2/21/22 12:40:
On Mon, 21 Feb 2022 16:25:05
Yes, and then if someone in your company post anything on social media
not to their liking, they kill your account with no warning.
Tony Thigpen
Mark Regan wrote on 11/30/21 7:10 PM:
This news item popped up in my newsfeed today.
https://www.networkworld.com/article/3642373/aws-wants-to-get
that wrote it.
Tony Thigpen
David Spiegel wrote on 11/17/21 5:50 PM:
Hi,
I have been given a Load Module and source code.
The Source Code, however, does not 100% match the Disassembled Load Module.
This module has been running in production since 1994.
With that preface ...
I tried reassembling
You SSL ports failed because LE could not be initialized. Your regular
ports will work anyway.
Tony Thigpen
Shaffer, Terri wrote on 11/15/21 10:59 AM:
Hi,
Just recently upgraded my test lpar to z/OS 2.5 and Tn3270 is displaying an
error. It still connects and I can logon
this or think they may know what is happening?
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We have done it on multiple occasions for 'way back' releases. Another
guy in my org just called IBM and told them our problem. Now, only in
one case did we need tapes and happily IBM was able to send them to us.
Tony Thigpen
Charles Mills wrote on 10/22/21 12:52 PM:
I have a client who has
Ron,
My opinion is that IBM is just as bad now that they are 'cloud
eccentric'. (Yes, play on words, not a misspelling.)
Tony Thigpen
Ron Wells wrote on 10/21/21 9:05 AM:
IBM needs to push back in Marketing , be more forceful stop the lies- smoke and
mirrors
-Original Message-
From
that while it sounds almost the same, the term "Application
Modernization" usually means good/legitimate things like adding a web
front-end or a better database back-end.
"Mainframe Modernization" is bad, "Application Modernization" is good.
(Normally.)
Tony Thig
ed to using
"Binder", they stopped using the old term.
Tony Thigpen
Seymour J Metz wrote on 10/8/21 5:15 PM:
z/OS has program objects and load modules. Within legacy load modules there
might be segments or overlays. But a/OS does not have phases.
--
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was
linked with LE 'parts' in z/VSE, those LE 'parts' may try to use z/VSE
only pointers to branch into LE.
So, I don't think it's going to work.
Tony Thigpen
Seymour J Metz wrote on 10/8/21 10:12 AM:
What do you consider to be the MVS equivalent of a phase, and what utility are
you using to convert
Don't expect it to work. When VSE punches a phase, the link deck created
includes any called modules without any way to get them out. This is in
contrast to z/OS which produces all the individual modules.
Tony Thigpen
Gadi Ben-Avi wrote on 10/7/21 3:22 AM:
Hi,
I was asked to attempt to link
Also, it's in the back of my mind that you can set a pointer to a '01'
level, but only a '01' level. But, I work across all platforms and I may
be thinking z/OS. If you are not using the SET ADDRESS against an '01'
level, give it a try.
Tony Thigpen
Tony Thigpen wrote on 10/1/21 10:57 AM
Grab my small assembler program to do this:
http://dinomasters.com/coolstuff/bsttezsp.txt
Tony Thigpen
Bernd Oppolzer wrote on 10/1/21 10:27 AM:
Sorry, forgot to mention:
I'm on VSE, the Compiler release is COBOL for VSE/ESA 1.1.1;
this Compiler definitely only allows items from the Linkage
I used REXX in OS/2, but can't remember if it had any special
requirements for the first line. I can't find any manuals online (yet).
Tony Thigpen
Seymour J Metz wrote on 9/29/21 10:22 AM:
TSO SYSPROC is the only case I know of where /* REXX */ is required.
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http
t starting with "/* REXX
*/ for compatibility, but it does not state who requires it for
compatibility.
Tony Thigpen
CM Poncelet wrote on 9/28/21 9:58 PM:
The "/* REXX */" part is required only if the REXX exec is to be run
from a PDS allocated to DDNAME=SYSPROC instead of to D
Because the translator generates:
Call 'DFHEI1' .
And you don't want them dynamic.
Tony Thigpen
Erik Janssen wrote on 9/21/21 9:57 AM:
Hello All,
In the COBOL documentation at
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/cobol-zos/6.2?topic=environment-choosing-dynam-nodynam-compiler-option
it is said
When I googled "z/OS PIPE VARLOAD", I got a z/OS manual, but I failed to
notice that the manual was for "Z Netview".
FYI, z/VSE wants Pipes too.
Tony Thigpen
Farley, Peter x23353 wrote on 9/14/21 6:34 PM:
Tony,
z/OS TSO Rexx has no pipes, only CMS has them.
Not tha
I do most of my rexx on VM, but on VM we have a method to directly read
and update a callers variables (as long as both are REXX) using the pipe
stages VAR and VARLOAD.
Just looking at the z/OS manuals, it looks like you have the same option
in z/OS.
Tony Thigpen
Bob Bridges wrote on 9/14
Fun item. Worked at a school board where we had a generator. During a
power outage, the generator failed, not because the underground tank was
empty, but because the pump that moved the fuel from the underground
tank to the header tank was plugged into a non-generator outlet.
Tony Thigpen
all 4.)
Tony Thigpen
P H wrote on 9/10/21 11:25 AM:
If your z10 BC was upgraded from a z114, then it might have a 2-port
OSA-Express 2 1000BASE-T feature and if during the upgrade process additional
features were added than it might also have OSA-Express 3 1000BASE-T 2-port or
4-port feature(s
addresses are the same between
TCP/IPs.
Tony Thigpen
(K.K.Paradox)T.Kobayashi wrote on 9/10/21 4:36 AM:
Hello,
I planing to configure z/OS's native TCP/IP on z10-BC machine.
IOCP DECK is shown at the end of this mail.
The OSA-ICC 3270 sessions are currently configured.
OSE CHPID is defined
OK, just re-read and it's a z10, so you can have to PCHPIDs. Sorry.
I will respond differently shortly.
Tony Thigpen
Tony Thigpen wrote on 9/10/21 9:35 AM:
First, since the CHPID is either OSC or OSE, and you only have one
PCHPID per (current style) OSA, you can't have both OSC and OSE
the big OSA cards, then the rules are different. Some of them have
2 PCHPIDs.)
Tony Thigpen
(K.K.Paradox)T.Kobayashi wrote on 9/10/21 4:36 AM:
Hello,
I planing to configure z/OS's native TCP/IP on z10-BC machine.
IOCP DECK is shown at the end of this mail.
The OSA-ICC 3270 sessions are currently
expect it to ever happen again.
It's kind of like that perfect 25k gusty cross-wind landing, but nobody
else was in the plane with you to see it. If nobody else sees it, did it
really happen? :-)
Tony Thigpen
Bob Bridges wrote on 8/21/21 9:30 PM:
This part of the thread got me thinking
hat is what I
don't understand. He took something that any basic programmer/operator
(mostly) understands and replaced it with something that few in the
field would understand.
It seems very Rube Goldberg to me. And, I agree, it seems 'woke' to me
too (as in 'JCL' is now the new evil').
Tony Thig
BSI's IPV6/VSE also uses it (as an option).
Tony Thigpen
Steve Austin wrote on 7/27/21 9:13 AM:
I've used them on z/VSE as does CICS I believe. Somewhat more limited than
on z/OS from what I remember.
-Original Message-
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Thanks all,
I found what I was looking for in an old copy of IBM 3480 Magnetic Tape
Subsystem User's Reference GC35-0099-3 under the section that talks
about the MSGDISP macro. It actually had a figure that described CSECT
IGXMSG01 that validated what I thought I knew.
Tony Thigpen
Alan
Is there actually any real IBM doc that describes what may be displayed
by z/OS on the little display on a 3480/3490/3590 tape drive?
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ad-hoc control break reports, it's really good.
Tony Thigpen
Chris Hoelscher wrote on 7/6/21 11:08 PM:
Back in the 80s - I indeed use RPG III - I am sure (okay I hope) it is more
advanced in the past 36 years ...
Chris Hoelscher
Lead Sys DBA
IBM Global Technical Services on assignmemt
Chris,
Please don't hit me for this, but RPGII with it's *auto feature can
produce multi-level reports with very little code. And, there are still
people that know how to write RPGII, although most of them will be in
VSE shops were it is still used a lot. And, it's cheap.
Tony Thigpen
or what software
wrote them. Or, if the software is still on the machine. We think it may
still be there, but maybe not. And, the tape manager has changed too so
the supporting information that the tape manager may have had may not
still be available either.
Tony Thigpen
PINION, RICHARD W
s, we are good to go. If there is ever a need to read the tapes, we
will fight the problems reading the data off the tape at that time. If a
lawyer wants data, we will then do a 'good faith' attempt to read it,
but not until then."
Tony Thigpen
Radoslaw Skorupka wrote on 6/8/21 4:08 PM:
Rul
Thanks. I will try it tomorrow.
Tony Thigpen
(K.K.Paradox)T.Kobayashi wrote on 4/21/21 10:16 PM:
Hello Tony,
Here is GTF trace print JCL:
a) You need to modify it for your environment (DSN, VOLUME, etc...).
b) INPUT DD of the IKJEFT01 step specifies the GTF trace file.
This sample trace
Yes. Print to file.
But, I just sent them the trace file that I downloaded from z/OS.
Tony Thigpen
Gord Tomlin wrote on 4/21/21 4:44 PM:
On 2021-04-21 15:15 PM, Tony Thigpen wrote:
All,
I have generated a GTF trace for a vendor, but how do I generate a
print report of the formatted entries
All,
I have generated a GTF trace for a vendor, but how do I generate a print
report of the formatted entries so I can send them to a vendor?
I can browse the formatted entries in IPCS, but I am new to IPCS and
don't know how to tell it to print the entire report.
Tony Thigpen
and a sequential number. But, it generates both batch and CICS
code without having to know much about CICS.
Tony Thigpen
Farley, Peter x23353 wrote on 4/5/21 2:00 PM:
Interesting. I would presume your client received the source due to an escrow
clause in the original contract. Any chance
ome more I want to do with it, but have not had the time. I
would like it to be more "macro like" for such things as BMS screens.
Tony Thigpen
Farley, Peter x23353 wrote on 4/5/21 12:30 PM:
True. There is m4 in *ix systems and going back a long time there was ML/1 (I
think there
If you want cheap, as in free, but still fully supported, you should
take a look at IBM's IP Network Print Facility as you already have it.
It's part of Communications Server. (Manual is SC27-3658-30.)
Tony Thigpen
Shelia Chalk wrote on 3/31/21 8:22 AM:
I am trying to find software
There is not a 'standard' search tool in VM. There are numinous versions
that are available for the asking. Just post a request on the VM list.
Almost all of them are just a rexx wrapper for the xedit locate function.
I have attached one of my may versions, the one I use mostly.
Tony Thigpen
web page with a list of downloadable zip files. The full details
of each file can still remain in File001.
Maybe each file can also have a separate AWS file too.
Tony Thigpen
Sam Golob wrote on 3/17/21 2:06 PM:
Dear Folks,
I have a dilemma. The dilemma is: How often should I make new CBT
Tape Vers
That makes sense.
I guess that R15 still contained some 'garbage' left by the OS when it
initially loaded and branched to the program.
Tony Thigpen
Binyamin Dissen wrote on 3/10/21 12:50 AM:
If all top-halfs are zero, it skips them.
On Wed, 10 Mar 2021 00:28:07 -0500 Tony Thigpen wrote
(SNAPDCB,(OUTPUT))
DC X''
The program in question is assembled AMODE=24,RMODE=24.
OK, whats up with this?
Tony Thigpen
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We use Visara's VTA. We migrated from Secureagent and was happy to do
so. I am using it with z/OS, z/VM, z/VSE and even an old OS/390 systems.
Tony Thigpen
Radoslaw Skorupka wrote on 3/4/21 12:04 PM:
Gentlemen,
I'm trying update my knowledge about existing tape solutions for
mainframe
thanks. I got it down.
Tony Thigpen
Pommier, Rex wrote on 3/2/21 4:08 PM:
SDSF to get it to a flat file then IND$FILE to transfer it? AFAIK, IND$FILE
can't handle spool data directly.
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I have a mini-z/OS 2.1 system that currently has no TCP/IP or other
connection that I could use to transfer reports. I just have TN3270
access via an ICC. I need to get a report out of JES2. Is there a way
using an IND$FILE type transfer to get the report down to the PC?
Tony Thigpen
only access port 2 if your pc was on 192.168.2.x/24. No
other sub-nets will be able to access it. But, any pc trying to reach
192.168.1.10 will be able to use the port even if on another sub-net.
(Assuming there is a valid route available.)
Tony Thigpen
Gilson Cesar de Oliveira wrote on 2/2/21
a "point me in the right direction' reply.
Tony Thigpen
Joe Monk wrote on 12/18/20 10:43 AM:
Well he keeps talking about VSE.
Joe
On Fri, Dec 18, 2020 at 9:16 AM Seymour J Metz wrote:
He's asking about a z/OS environment, so there is no CIL or MSHP, just as
there is no DCSS or VMSES/E (VMse
Dana,
Are you using the HMC 'remotely' or are you directly on the HMC
keyboard/screen?
Tony Thigpen
Dana Mitchell wrote on 12/4/20 1:32 PM:
I just tried and this works ok on z14 zr1 HMC. Maybe the HMC code has been
corrected at some point.
Dana
On Fri, 4 Dec 2020 17:51:27 +, Gord
and
forth to the HMC, but I get my job done. I also have to ftp the config
back down so I can see the errors when I do something wrong.
Tony Thigpen
Gord Neill wrote on 12/4/20 12:51 PM:
Hi,
I'm trying to edit the the OSA-ICC configuration on the HMC for a zBC12, and I
can get to the panel
This is a curiosity question.
Is the SADUMP IPL tape the same when created by z/OS, z/VM or z/VSE?
Same question for a SADUMP DASD volume?
Tony Thigpen
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