from someone who has
already done those experiments.
Charles
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: Anyone familiar with how z/OS CSRCESRV works?
Hi,
in the past I had to look at such a tricky because CICS write SMF with
RLE if requested and I had to uncompress data on a PC.
The compressed buffer must start with x'80' else it's not compressed
with RLE (so the first character must be x
Apologies if this is a duplicate post; I sent this a couple of days ago
but never saw it in the digest.
Note that this is not an interface, nor a commitment that it will stay
this way forever; there is no current activity that would lead one to
think a change is forthcoming.
This is from the
with how z/OS CSRCESRV works?
Apologies if this is a duplicate post; I sent this a couple of days ago but
never saw it in the digest.
Note that this is not an interface, nor a commitment that it will stay this
way forever; there is no current activity that would lead one to think a
change
On 10 June 2013 19:58, Charles Mills charl...@mcn.org wrote:
Is anyone familiar with the internals of CSRCESRV run-length compression?
I am familiar with RLE schemes in general -- typically a run of n identical
characters is replaced with something like escapencharacter. Does
anyone know the
: Anyone familiar with how z/OS CSRCESRV works?
On 10 June 2013 19:58, Charles Mills charl...@mcn.org wrote:
Is anyone familiar with the internals of CSRCESRV run-length
compression?
I am familiar with RLE schemes in general -- typically a run of n
identical characters is replaced with something
