Hi,
My dataset is less the max limit . VIO has support for BDAM as well.
Not sure on what is left to check?
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Back in college, it was referred to as the PoO. After the other postings about
Amdahl v IBM, I have to laugh because the whole computer department in college
was fiercely IBM oriented. And they felt that the IBM mainframe competitors
were dishonest (theological problem with a church owned
> On Sunday, September 22, 2019, 02:46:54 AM PDT, Shivang Sharma wrote:
My dataset is less the max limit . VIO has support for BDAM as well.
VIO should not cause a hang. Report the problem to IBM. This will have you take
a dump so they can look at why your jobs are hanging.
Jon.
While at Amdahl, I used PoO as well.
Jon Nolting
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Engineering IT
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From: ste...@copper.net [mailto:ste...@copper.net]
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When Pascal is mentioned in this Mainframe related mailing list,
this triggers me, of course.
I am the current maintainer of the New Stanford Pascal compiler,
which runs on MVS, VM (and on Windows, OS/2, Linux, MacOS, BTW)
and on modern z/OS (and probably z/VM), too ... although limited to
AMODE
You haven't described any problem...
ITschak
בתאריך יום א׳, 22 בספט׳ 2019, 12:47, מאת Shivang Sharma :
> Hi,
>
> My dataset is less the max limit . VIO has support for BDAM as well.
> Not sure on what is left to check?
>
> --
Shivang,
My first thought is you have not described a problem. Page outs are a response
to memory conditions, but they don't slow anything down. Page-ins and the
page-in rate for all address are indications of a potential problem, and you do
not mention page-ins.
You said you are no memory
Sorry I wasn't able to jump in several days ago. Back to back customer
briefings, conferences, and long travel has made it hard for me to catch up on
IBM-MAIN until this weekend. I certainly don't want to beat a dead horse on
this - I know that this has been well hashed at this point and this
VIO is at the level of EXCP; it simulates CKD DASD on the paging files. There
should be ne dependency on what access method is using EXCP.
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The acronym that seems most accurate to me is "PoOp," so that's
seriously how I refer to it, in writing at least. I think I'm the only
one who does that, though. =)
-Sue Shumway
On 9/22/2019 12:19 PM, Jon Nolting wrote:
While at Amdahl, I used PoO as well.
Jon Nolting
System Administrator
Fad du jour.
Top down structured. Yourdon, Bottom up structure. Forth. Flow charts, HIPO
charts.
sigh.
Regards,
Steve Thompson
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It is normal for VIO to be paged out and it is normal for VIO to not be paged
out; why do you believe that what is happening is abnormal or a problem?
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I am not sure I understand your question exactly but the "standard" (so to
speak) way of doing this -- no need to define them yourselves, they are
built in -- is
#ifdef WIN32
and
#ifdef __MVS__
Note that everything in C is case-sensitive, and those are double
underscores _ _ before and after
Seymour,
Our LDAP running on Windows Server or Linux is written in Java.
A lot of different programming languages being used.
Scott
On Sun, Sep 22, 2019 at 4:07 PM Seymour J Metz wrote:
> "object-oriented (Java, Python, C, HTML" (sic)
>
> "scripting languages (SQL)" (sic).
>
> The major
In visual studio property pages you can specify preprocessor directives but
Iyou say __MVS__
Is built-in you answered my question
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Steve,
All I have been hearing is Agile , instead of “waterfall”, when we haven’t
modularized yet Agile to me is a tad useless.
Scott
On Sun, Sep 22, 2019 at 5:53 PM Steve Thompson wrote:
> Scott: I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been told that a certain
> JOB/Utility has thrown an error
Hi
Would anyone know where to specify pre-processor directives as said
previously I am compiling code that runs on windows as well z/os
So I have #ifdef ZOS AND #IFDEF MSVC
I would think it would be when running the preprocessor
As such
EXEC
"object-oriented (Java, Python, C, HTML" (sic)
"scripting languages (SQL)" (sic).
The major epidemic of the 20th and 21st Centuries is people slinging around
buzzwords, e.g., "object oriented", "parameter", "scripting", "semantics",
without having the vaguest idea of what they mean. Or maybe
Almost :)
Its not PARM its CPARM
Joe
On Sun, Sep 22, 2019 at 4:45 PM Joseph Reichman
wrote:
> Hi
>
>
>
> Would anyone know where to specify pre-processor directives as said
> previously I am compiling code that runs on windows as well z/os
>
>
>
> So I have #ifdef ZOS AND #IFDEF MSVC
>
>
>
>
Scott: I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been told that a certain
JOB/Utility has thrown an error or ABEND etc.
The environment being used was not and still is not OO in the slightest.
And the persons reporting such have no idea where the manuals are or that they
even exist.
As a
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