ObInigoMontoya No, the difference between {I believe the firearm to be
unloaded" and "I have verified that the firearm is unloaded" is precisely
semantics. The range officers has this foolish idea that the difference
matters, and ignoring the difference *will* lead to disciplinary action. No
Was it an 1107? That was a 36-bit ones' complement machine with more than 8K.
An 1900? The only UNIVAC 1701 I know of was a keypunch machine.
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On 29/05/2021 7:30 am, Tom Brennan wrote:
But years ago I remember a bit of free code that displayed many more
terminal characteristics. I'm not talking ISPF terminal types (I'd
recommend using type 3 with PCOMM, some others tell ISPF to sends
graphic characters to the screen). I'm talking
In addition to what you can get from TSO and ISPF, you can use TPG to write a
WSF datastream. Read Partition - Query will give you the basics. Of course,
that's overkill if all you want is the screen geometry.
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Hi R'Shmuel AMV"SH.
I changed the brackets to x'BA' and x'BB'.
Now, it works.
Thank you!
I still would like to know how to display which codepage I am using.
Any ideas?
Thanks and regards,
David
On 2021-05-28 13:49, Seymour J Metz wrote:
What code pages are you using and what does ISPF show
Yup, you’re always right. Sorry.
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On Friday, May 28, 2021, 2:31 PM, Seymour J Metz wrote:
ObInigoMontoya No, the difference between {I believe the firearm to be
unloaded" and "I have verified that the firearm is unloaded" is precisely
semantics. The range
What code pages are you using and what does ISPF show under option 0?
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSZJDU_6.2.0/com.ibm.itnetviewforzos.doc_6.2/dqd_custocbe_codepage.htm
"In codepage 037, the left bracket character [ is X'BA', the right bracket
character ] is X'BB'. However, in
There's probably a dialog variable for it, but I don't recall. Meanwhile, what
happens with teminal type 4 and 6?
If you manually start ISPF from the READY prompt, you can specify a codepage on
ISPSTART.
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There is a variable. I found this old panel of mine:
** * Top of Data *
01 )BODY
02 %CCSID is
03 )END
** Bottom of Data ***
But years ago I remember a bit of free code that displayed many more
terminal
On 5/28/2021 2:35 PM, Darren Evans-Young wrote:
Had to learn a new
assembly language again.
Haha! That's what some people said when z/Architecture came out! LOL
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4 and 6 look weird.
On 2021-05-28 14:57, Seymour J Metz wrote:
There's probably a dialog variable for it, but I don't recall. Meanwhile, what
happens with teminal type 4 and 6?
If you manually start ISPF from the READY prompt, you can specify a codepage on
ISPSTART.
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On Fri, 28 May 2021 13:27:23 -0400, David Spiegel wrote:
>
>I'm trying to write a Rexx ISPF Edit Macro which contains a FIND Regular
>Expression.
>...
>I turned HEX ON so that my square brackets can be displayed. (I used
>x'AD' and x'BD').
>
This sucks!
I remember going on a field trip when I was in Vo-Tech (data Processing)
to the Franklin Institute to see that Univac processor, we had a small
Univac 1701 ? IIRC in our class, 8k memory, all controlled by switches
and buttons, a printer, card reader and a card punch, those were the daze !
Was probably a K32.Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
Original message From: Darren Evans-Young
Date: 5/28/21 5:35 PM (GMT-05:00) To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU Subject: Re:
Required viewing The University of Alabama had a Univac 1100 Series mainframe
when I
Hi R'Shmuel AMV"SH,
I am using PCOMM.
How do I display the Code Page?
ISPF Option 0:
Log/List Function keys Colors Environ Workstation Identifier Help
ss
ISPF Settings
Command ===>
The University of Alabama had a Univac 1100 Series mainframe when I started
school there in 1977.
36 bit, 1's complement. Users primarily used Fortran and COBOL. I personally
used assembly language.
Around 1985, UA changed over to an IBM 3081 I believe. 32 bit, 2's compliment.
Had to learn a
Hi Greg,
That's probably what I'm thinking of, or maybe in the back of my mind it
was something under ISPF written by Doug Nadel. I forgot!
But I just tried your program and I see my current code page 1047
showing up as 0417 hex - highlighted at the bottom of this image:
On Fri, 28 May 2021 11:50:28 +0200, Radoslaw Skorupka
wrote:
>IMHO it depends.
>First, it depends on what we understand as outsourcing.
>1. I buy HW and SW and keep it in my datacenter. Oh, BTW: the
>application software is mine, not delivered from outside.
>2. Application is delivered, and
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Hi,
I'm trying to write a Rexx ISPF Edit Macro which contains a FIND Regular
Expression.
I'm getting a ISRE997 on this line:
"ISREDIT FIND R'ÝABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ@#$¨'" 3
7CEDCCCE4CCDC4D7ACD775B774F444
F92954930695409DD12345678912345678923456789CBBDDF03000
I
IMHO it depends.
First, it depends on what we understand as outsourcing.
1. I buy HW and SW and keep it in my datacenter. Oh, BTW: the
application software is mine, not delivered from outside.
2. Application is delivered, and there are many options how to maintain it.
3. I keep HW in leased DC.
No, "cloud" and "outsourcing" are two distinct concepts. While it is
very likely these days that all "outsourcing" would involve cloud-based
services, it is not true that "cloud-based" services must be "outsourced".
A corporation can easily choose to run its own distributed, in-house
cloud
I remember the GM/EDS marriage well. After I was forced to transition to EDS,
whenever Packard Electric engineers wanted changes made to the IMS system, I
had to perform analysis of the request and submit an RFQ (request for
quotation) and EDS hierarchy pushed for more hours (they were
Semantics.
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On Friday, May 28, 2021, 10:29 AM, Joel C. Ewing wrote:
No, "cloud" and "outsourcing" are two distinct concepts. While it is
very likely these days that all "outsourcing" would involve cloud-based
services, it is not true that "cloud-based"
At GM, circa 1983-84, we had plants all over the country that worked off of a
mainframe in Warren, Ohio. (Packard Electric) After the transition to EDS,
those same plants worked off the mainframe in Charlotte, NC. (They moved
multiple GM divisions there) Early cloud processing, outsourced to
Bingo. And GM eventually took back their outsourced (cloud) processing from EDS.
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On Friday, May 28, 2021, 11:50 AM, Dave Jousma
<01a0403c5dc1-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
>No, "cloud" and "outsourcing" are two distinct concepts. While it is
>very
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Yes, and the difference between a trainee who shoots himself and a trainee who
inspects his rifle before claiming that it is unloaded is only semantics, but
the cadre at boot camp thought that the distinction was important.
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An unloaded versus loaded gun is quite a bit more than semantics.
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On Friday, May 28, 2021, 11:36 AM, Seymour J Metz wrote:
Yes, and the difference between a trainee who shoots himself and a trainee who
inspects his rifle before claiming that it is unloaded is
>No, "cloud" and "outsourcing" are two distinct concepts. While it is
>very likely these days that all "outsourcing" would involve cloud-based
>services, it is not true that "cloud-based" services must be "outsourced".
>A corporation can easily choose to run its own distributed, in-house
>cloud
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