Have you considered using IFTHEN-WHEN constructs?
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Ron Thomas
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Subject: DFSort query
Hi All-
In the below Data we need to extract with in the cross ref
Look up the SEQNUM operand in your sort reference
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Schmitt, Michael
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Subject: Generate a data set with record numbers?
I want to generate a data set
I always gave my bosses two choices:
Tell me what to do and I'll do it.
Tell me what you want and I'll see that you get it.
It took a while for some to figure out that the second was a better option.
A few never did.
Very few could compare to your Mr. Condon but they were indeed
Sorry but no.
Structures are passed by value. Modifying an element of the structure in the
called function has no effect on the value of the structure element as seen by
the calling function.
Arrays on the other hand are passed by address. The modified value of an
element of the array in
Look in the System Codes manual. 047 means a program that is not running
"authorized" requested a service that only one that is running "authorized"
can access.
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Hank Oerlemans
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It is in chapter 10 of "Standard Packaging Rules for z/OS-Based Products,"
SC23-3695-10.
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"It didn't work" doesn't tell us very much. How did the results differ from
what you wanted?
Is it always four blanks in field 1, two in field 2, two in field 3, and 2 in
field 4? Is the length of each field constant across all the records? If so,
then does
BUILD=(5,8,15,5,22,21,45,5)
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Subject: Re: Using SORT to generate sequential Dates
On Thu, 30 Jun 2022 22:22:08 +, Sri h Kolusu wrote:
>>>I tried this in Rexx.
There are numerous examples in the history of this group where members have
pilloried articles (and authors) that demonstrate a significant lack of
understanding about the mainframe.
It was initially amusing (now it's just boring) that some members don't seem
inclined to apply the same
I clicked on the link and downloaded SA22-7832-13 with no problem. Page ii
contains the following:
"Fourteenth Edition (May, 2022)
This edition obsoletes and replaces z/Architecture Principles of Operation,
SA22-7832-12."
It also contains the following disclaimer to keep the lawyers happy:
I think the answer is both. AT 0700 UTC it will be 0200 CDT. After an
infinitely small interval, it will still be 0700 UTC but will be 0100 CST. At
the time of transition, either CST is correct (or maybe neither are).
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Use LGH instead of LH (or maybe even LGHI). If you are not in AMODE 64, you
probably don't care about messing with the high order half of the register.
In this case, the low order bits of the register will contain the same value
they would have contained with LH.
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At my last site, the Quality Control folks would not accept anything higher
than a four on a job they were required to review. This was a result of some
product teams bamboozling them on 8s and 12s in the past. Management did not
like it when the customers discovered delivery errors. Once QC
Would the LISTCAT ALL output for the alias show a SYMBOLICRELATE rather than a
RELATE parameter?
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Subject: display alias definition
Don't the various $D commands show the settings actually in effect, not
necessarily the settings in PARMLIB? Don't the effects of $T and other
modifications survive JES2 restarts until a cold start occurs?
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Forget the enclosing quotes and the JCL quote-doubling rules. Show us the
exact text you want PCR2GREP to see when it executes.
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Were you careful to follow you system's standard regarding discrete vs
generic fully qualified dataset profiles?
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> Joe,
>
> And I'm pretty sure no business department is interested in ACCNT field
> and its content.
My JES2 manual says Exit 6 modifies the C/I text. The job class value applies
regardless of how the C\I text got its value (from the JCL or the exit). From
this I infer that the job time limit will be the minimum value specified in the
C/I or in the parm.
Waiting for someone with experience
What values are assigned to the CDSVERSIONBACKUP sub-parameters? Are they
the same as the SYSUT2 DD statement in your IEBGENER job?
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One of C's less frequently used features is automatic string literal
concatenation. The expression
"AB" "cd"
will be compiled as
"ABcd"
as long as the components (could be more than two) are separated only by white
space.
So if the problem really is related to line length (your
Users probably need read access to mcat so they can access SYS1.MACLIB and
others like it.
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Do both CSIs contain a global zone? Normally, one would contain the global
zone and point to the other for the target or distribution zone, or both.
If both have global zones, do they contain any FMIDs in common? If not, the
one with the FMID for your PTFs is the one you want.
By run time
If you specify the key as job name plus date plus time and sort descending
and keep only 1, DFSORT should give you what you want.
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You might want to consider whether transportability is an issue. How do you
get your backups to your disaster recovery site? The systems I worked on were
prohibited from connecting to public networks.
You might also want to consider operational security. If your new storage
device is
The assembler reflects the architecture of the machine. Originally, you could
not load a 32-bit integer (called a full word) into a register from memory
unless the address was properly aligned. Attempting to do so would cause the
instruction to terminate and a program check interrupt
As near as I can tell, the system as delivered uses the OPER resource of the
TSOAUTH class only to control access to the OPERATOR command. If you want to
control the ability to issue JES commands from batch without an exit, you will
need to update the access list for other classes and
If you don't get any better ideas, DBSYNC from the RACF Goodies page might
help
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> I am
The LY instruction is picking up the file descriptor (think DD name) so the
IO accesses the correct file.
The memcpy statement doesn't care what file the data came from. You are
copying whatever is currently in the buffer to reclen and it is obvious that
the buffer is at the start of your
If operand is a type (as opposed to variable name), the parentheses are
required. If the operand is an expression (including a solitary variable
name), the parentheses are optional.
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You may see the operator with parentheses more often than without but that
does not change the nature of the keyword. Any function with the same name
as a keyword causes undefined behavior.
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Don't allow extraneous factors (such as optimization or argument promotions)
to obfuscate the information you want. If you want the sizes of the types,
print the sizes of the types.
#include
int main(void)
{
printf("%zd %zd %zd", sizeof(short), sizeof(int), sizeof(long));
return
In addition to SSNs, the same set of numbers is used for EINs (employers),
ITINs (non-residents), and ATINs (adoptees in process). There may be others
but those are the ones I see as a (currently idle) AARP volunteer tax preparer.
Some numbers are also reserved, such as 111-00- for the
According to my old references, if the Unix file exists, it is used. If
not, the system searches for one of several possible z/OS datasets. Check
your current z/OS Communications Server IP Configuration Guide.
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mple.
> >>
> >> If the OP (Mr. Reichman) codes the *invocation* of the SETUP macro as
> >> follows:
> >>
> >> SETUP(supstate,key)
> >>
> >> Then both "supstate" and "key" must be defined C variables.
> >>
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gt;
> On Sat, 18 Jan 2020 18:35:17 -0800, retired mainframer wrote:
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> >The requirement for the struct keyword when using the tag name is
> >C-specific. C++
> decided the tag by itself was sufficient for the compiler to determine it is
> the name of a
> struct
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> >>> On Behalf Of Farley, Peter x23353
> >>> Sent: Friday, January 17, 2020 8:31 AM
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> >>> Subject: Re: Metal C using Z/OS macros in C macros
> >>>
> >>> The %0 and %
In you C code, when you "invoke" the macro, you would provide the values of
the two macro parameters. Something like
SETSUP(xx,yy)
It is the xx and yy that would show up inside the two parenthetical
expressions in the generated code. Keep in mind that a C macro performs
simple text
It probably depends on which parameters for what subsystem. JES2 has a series
of $D commands to display the current parameters which you can then compare to
the text in the parameter member. z/OS has a similar set of operands to the
DISPLAY command that somewhat mirror the various parameter
>From Init & Tuning Ref:
You can specify exits on the SYS and SUBSYS statements of SMFPRMxx.
Your choice of SYS or SUBSYS depends on the scope of work you want to
influence (system-wide or subsystem-wide), as follows:
On the SYS parameter, specify the exits that are to affect work
Peter's message from 4.5 hours ago explains what happens if the program is not
in AUTHPGM. It also explains that TSO sets up the environment when the program
is in AUTHPGM and part of that environment insures the requirements he
described are met.
Without the AUTHPGM list, how would TSO know
If the program does not reside in an APF authorized library, placing it in
AUTHPGM does not give it any extra authority. It will waste some system
resources to create the authorized environment that is implied as necessary.
If it is in an authorized library, it needs to take the exact same
In your first message, the LLQ was G0449V00. Now it is G0303V00. Are we still
talking about the same issue?
One more time, the original error message did not relate to the label or DSN.
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The error has nothing to do with labels. DFDSS processed 32 blocks of data and
reported a problem when reading the 33rd.
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Since the JCL specified the volser, why do you think the catalog was used at
all?
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Please provide the complete error message.
The error message does not address tape labels. (A wrong label would produce a
system error before DFDSS got to the tape.) It says the sequence number of
data records is wrong. This may indicate a corrupt file.
What system level are you at. There
When you list the dataset in 3.4, you have to specify the volume on the input
panel. Then it will present the override option. When you rename the data set
this way, the catalog will not be updated. The assumption being that no one
would rename a dataset actually in use. This feature is
Please show the message the leads you to believe this situation exists.
That will provide a big clue regarding how to correct it.
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To recap:
PROTECTALL is off.
No RACF profile protects the DSN in question.
The MCAT is protected by a profile.
An admin creates the non-SMS dataset TEST which gets catalogued in the MCAT.
A non-admin deletes the dataset which results in an orphan catalog entry.
You are surprised.
to perform the delete?*
> Just a simple 'D' against the file in an ISPF 3.4 list.
>
> Regards
> Sean
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> On Tue, 1 Oct 2019 at 16:32, retired mainframer
> wrote:
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> > And what command is the non-admin user issuing to perform the delet
And what command is the non-admin user issuing to perform the delete?
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What is the status of the SETROPTS PROTECTALL option?
Is there any data set profile that covers the dataset?
Is there a global access checking table entry that covers the dataset?
Does the non-admin user have the OPERATIONS attribute?
Is there a DASDVOL profile that covers the non-SMS volume
Maybe you would like to show us some real code?
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> Hi
>
> Seems like a lot
Look at the VERSIONS operand of the SETSYS command and the ALTERDS command
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> OK,
> So how do
I think you are looking for the DIAGNOSE command found in the AMS manual. It
will compare the BCS and VVDS and identify mismatches in either direction.
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Why are two records desired for 96.12 but only one for 95.12?
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> I almost remember how to do it on an IBM 1620
Simply the best machine ever for teaching programming.
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> On Tue, 21 May 2019 17:40:13 -0500, Kevin Merkley wrote:
> >
> >In the
Do you need to pull 100 specified numbers, 100 random numbers, or the first 100
numbers?
If the first 100: Sort on key with EQUALS specified. Add a sequence number to
the output record and use the WHEN=GROUP function to increment the sequence
number only when the key changes. Stop when the
I'm confused
How does a BUILD statement with 12 comma constants produce output which
contains only 3 commas?
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The HSM LIST and REPORT commands should provide the information you are looking
for.
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> Subject: report for dataset recall from
Have you considered DFSORT?
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> Does anyone know of a standard z/OS
Put a special sequence of characters in the subject of your post and configure
your mail reader to flush any IBM-MAIN messages without this sequence.
Unfortunately, this will also cause you to miss any replies from people who
respond to the digest without updating the title.
Set your account
A highly philosophical response here...
If you don't see anyone else's posts, how would you know to respond?
If you originate a question, how would you see the answers?
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Is the user ID the job is run under authorized to use BLP?
Do you not have a tape management system that could report this without even
mounting the tape?
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> Assembler, allegedly the model for JCL, gets both of
Since they are not managed by ACS and you apparently did not specify a
storclas, it would be much more surprising if they ended up on an SMS volume
instead of a non-SMS one. This is how things work when SMS is not a factor in
the allocation.
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When you say scratch pool do you mean remove from HSM entirely or do you
mean mark as available to HSM?
Whichever you decide, you can set the ISMF report to a dataset and write a
REXX to parse it and generate DELVOL commands.
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Two recommendations below
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> Subject: Re: HSM question - ML2 tapes no longer avaialble
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> For each affected volser:
>
>
Why would overwriting the CDSs during a CDS backup be a problem? You still
have the media they were restored from and can recreate that version at
will.
If you don't want to run a special ARCCMDxx and you don't want to issue the
FIXCDS command manually, what other approach did you have in mind?
Would changing the load parm to 522400M to display progress messages help
isolate the problem.
What volume is SYS1.PARMLIB on?
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> Question #1) We started by applying a PTF - call it A for simplicity - and its
>
RENAMEU will let you change the HLQ but will not let you change the number of
qualifiers in the DSN.
However, if you have a small number of HLQs to deal with, you could restore to
a set of relate HLQs. For example, RENAMEU=((SYS1.**,
ZSYS1.**),(TCPIP.**,ZTCPIP.**),...)
Then you can list all
If there is nothing better on the CBT tape, you can always use IEHLIST.
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> Subject: To know VTOC and Index from volume
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> Hi
>
> Is
Look at the assembled contents of your address literal. The * does not
refer to the location of the LA instruction but the address of the literal
itself.
Are you sure that your DC did not skip some bytes to force doubleword
alignment? If it did, your B instruction points to the wrong place.
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> Subject: "first previous"?
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> From Program Management UG and Ref:
>
> A SYMPATH specification applies to all
RACF protects datasets, not dataset names. If catalog services has access
to the UCAT and the DSNs are catalogued "normally," 3.4 will list the DSNs
with no problem. You won't be able to do anything with the datasets but
that is a different issue.
DSNs that are not catalogued normally, or at
Did you mean for your question to ask what created the dataset as opposed to
what is currently allocating it? If so, the creation date in the DSCB will
tell where to search the SMF records for the catalog update that should have
occurred when the dataset was created.
If not and the dataset
In ISPF, edit the dataset or file, then X ALL followed by F filter-text ALL
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> Hi all
>
> When we
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> > On Nov 1, 2018, at 2:36 AM, Giliad Wilf <00d50942efa9-dmarc-
>
Example 12 in the INREC control statement section of the DFSORT Application
Programming Guide (SC26-7523-04) seems pretty close to what you want.
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The only reference I can find for Global Volume Catalog is for CA VTape. If
that is the system you will be using, the Global VCAT is just a VSAM dataset
that you can define in any catalog (and on any volume) you choose. You just
need to insure that the HLQ of the Global VCAT's DSN relates to the
Do the batch job and TSO user run under the same RACF user name and group?
Does the batch job name start with the TSO user name?
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How did you copy TEST01 to PROD01. When the dataset was initially created, the
HDR1 label contained the text "TEST01" at offset 21. When copied to PROD01, if
the program treated all the files as data, then the header and trailer labels
were probably copied verbatim. That means that the
Will your Z110S and Z210M systems run simultaneously in different LPARs? If
so, then you do not want to copy the catalog entry. This will cause both
systems to try to use the same page dataset on the same volume. In this case
you need to define new page datasets for Z210M. See the "DEFINE
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> Subject: how to catalog page dataset to new MCAT
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> Hi All,
>
> I have created new master- catalog and load my system
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> Subject: How to delete strange files on dasd
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> Hello dear colleagues,
>
> For unknown reasons I have a volume with
It sure would be nice to know which suggestion was so awesome
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> Subject: Re: JES2 Spool Data Set Browse (SDSB) sample
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>
It usually helps if you provide details regarding what you have tried and what
results you see.
Sub type 3 is for FTP client events. Since subtypes 70 and 72 are for FTP
server events, you should not see them for the same event that generated
subtype 3. Are you logging on to the FTP server
When an incorrect password is entered the requisite number of times for a user
with SYSTEM SPECIAL, a WTOR is presented to the operator. The user is not
revoked unless the operator responds to that WTOR specifying the user should be
revoked. If that is indeed what happened, the operator needs
Is NAME-LIST a valid name? Does it equate to a full word boundary?
(Recommend changing EQU * to DS 0F to insure there is no padding before the
first parameter.)
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Will adding "$ZSPOOL volser" to the initialization deck immediately after
the SPOOLDEF statement prevent JES from using the volume?
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Is there some reason SUPERC is not appropriate for this task?
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> Of R.S.
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> Subject: DFSORT - a quick way to compare two huge files
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> We have two
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> Subject: AW: Re: CPU Utilization
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> >No, IEFUTL is called INSIDE an Address Space as often as specified in
SMFPRMxx in
>
You might look at IEFUTL in the MVS Installation Exits manual to see if it can
do what you want.
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> Of saurabh khandelwal
> Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2018 4:42 AM
> To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
> Subject: CPU Utilization
Possibly because
1 - If some lines don't have numbers, the member is technically not
numbered.
2 - A member that is not numbered can have real data in 73-80.
3 - Blanking out real data with the unnum command is undesirable.
Presumably, if unnum fails for this reason, you would double
It would seem the easiest way is to add the ONLYAT operand to one of the
commands that supports it, such as AG.
> -Original Message-
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> Of Pierre Fichaud
> Sent: Monday, June 25, 2018 8:57 AM
> To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
> Subject: SMF
Back when I had this issue, my only choice was to count responses and then
count commands. Some of the commands had relatively unique responses which
assisted in synching my counts. Based on your question, it appears that newer
versions of HSM don't provide any additional information.
If you
The ECMA standard for 3480 specifies a length of at least 165 m, a width of
12.65 mm +/- 0.025, and a thickness between 0.0259 mm and 0.0337 mm
(approximately 30 um).
I could not find a standard for the 3592 with 1000 m of tape. Since 1) the
volume inside the cassette is about the same as the
There are always other things to be mindful of. Think of other places the HLQ
WHYNOT could appear.
Do any of the SYSMODs for this product contain ++JCLIN statements? Did the
vendor supply any JCLIN commands?
Do any of the product elements that contain text, such as MAC, SRC, or DATA,
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