> From: Steve Goetze
> If you would like to pursue the Hybrid Batch / Perl Linux suggestion,
> here's a sample Co:Z Launcher job that runs a perl program
Steve,
terrific ... thanks.
Walter Marguccio
z/OS Systems Programmer
BELENUS LOB Informatic GmbH
Munich - Germany
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Guys,
Thanks for the clarification, also great idea and process
Scott ford
www.identityforge.com
On Sep 17, 2012, at 12:10 PM, Steve Goetze wrote:
> The example JCL that I posted offloads the Perl processing to a Linux
> server - that part of the "hybrid batch" job doesn't run on z/OS.
>
> IBM
I consider C++ a much safer language than C, wrt to both string handling
and memory management. In fact, I find it difficult to fathom why anybody
would still write C code when C++ is such a superior language. Strong
typing alone is worth the effort.
Memory leaks in C++ code are almost always due
Yep same here on Fedora 17..
Scott ford
www.identityforge.com
On Sep 17, 2012, at 12:41 PM, "McKown, John"
wrote:
> On z/OS, Perl is apparently "stabilized" at 5.8.7. But in the job shown
> below, the perl code is running on the Linux system, not on z/OS. So you need
> to know the Perl which
On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 5:42 PM, John Gilmore wrote:
> I doubt that what you want is available without caveats.
>
> The notices section of all recent versions of the publication you call
> the PoOps---Why the 's'?--- and I prefer to call the PrOp contain some
> such weasel language as
>
>
> All f
Walter:
One question that sort of bothers me on this given your request what
program runs on Z/os that can read (and create the graphs) that the
XLS file contains?
It would seem to me that a simple .csv file could be created quite
easily on Z/os and then sent to the appropriate platform for
On Mon, 17 Sep 2012 18:42:04 -0400, John Gilmore wrote:
>I doubt that what you want is available without caveats.
>
>The notices section of all recent versions of the publication you call
>the PoOps---Why the 's'?--- and I prefer to call the PrOp contain some
>such weasel language as
>
>
>All faci
I doubt that what you want is available without caveats.
The notices section of all recent versions of the publication you call
the PoOps---Why the 's'?--- and I prefer to call the PrOp contain some
such weasel language as
All facilities discussed in this publication are not necessarily
availabl
Dave,
The only IBM-resident page I ever found was this one on the VM side of their
sites:
http://www.vm.ibm.com/devpages/jelliott/cmosproc.html
HTH
Peter
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Sent: Monday, Sep
Hi All,
For all of the various 64-bit mainframes that IBM has released, I'm
trying to figure out which edition levels of the PoOps correspond to
which machines. Does anyone know where I might find such a list?
Thanks,
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ColeSoft Marketing
IBM Mainframe Discussion List wrote on
09/17/2012 04:42:20 PM:
> My SRB executing on pr 02 did the following in that order:
>
> PC entered POST to post an ecb a task was waiting on
> then immediately on return, updated a count field in a data area,
> decrementing it by one.
>
>
Yea, I think I'm just about to get to that "oh" moment.
Had a really unique one last week. Had never seen this before.
My SRB executing on pr 02 did the following in that order:
PC entered POST to post an ecb a task was waiting on
then immediately on return, updated a count field in a
We just upgraded our last LPAR to 1.13 over the weekend. I noticed today that
the output from RCNVTCAT (from CBT FILE 542) appears to be a tiny bit
different.For each entry instead of 'CAT(catalog.name' being generated,
every entry is just 'CAT(CAT'. Looking at the REXX code, I can't fo
Dave day said, "The runchain IPCS command showed me the error, I just have to
figure out how I created the error in the 1st place."
Isn't it always the case. How the heck did I do THAT? Then, once you see it,
you have an embarrassed "oh".
Chris Blaicher
Senior Software Engineer, Software Serv
>> Thanks! I'd already read the book and noted that Dynamic SSI came after
>> BLSR. And so the BLSR book might not have been updated.
> I am pretty sure that I submitted a request about 15 years ago
>to update the next edition of the Batch LSR manual to say that
>SETSSI can be used to active Batc
Bill,
Thanks for the info. Had already looked at the system trace table
in the dump. The SRB had been dispatched. I found the IEAMSCHD entry,
then a bunch of timer pops, and then finally the 5B abend. The runchain
IPCS command showed me the error, I just have to figure out how I
creat
And I believe that XDC can be used to trace code running in SRB mode.
True that... [-dbc]
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More SRB debugging hints:
The SRB routine may never have been dispatched, or was dispatched with a lot of
other higher-priority activity (especially SRBs) running. This would depend on
whether you SCHEDULEd your SRB as global or local and what other work was
running on all the various processor
Exactly what I needed. Thanks to all who responded. Definitely a
broken chain.
--Dave
On 9/17/2012 12:40 PM, Steven St.Jean wrote:
Dave,
You want the IPCS RUNCHAIN command.
Something like this:
===> ip runchain addr(entry1) link(x'offset') chain(limit)
Where entry1 is the address
On 9/17/2012 1:52 PM, Mike B wrote:
Hi,
I'm somewhat new to the storage game. I noticed that our RMM cds is
showing at 84% utilization.
Just so I don't get ambushed with any EDG2109I MASTER FILE IS FULL
warnings, I want to be pre-prepared with reorg jcl should we need to
respond.
The RMM Primer d
Is there more details you can provide?
Not sure what you are using, what platform (z/OS Level, product. etc..)
And what kind of issue is: Find Rules In Errors
Lizette
>
>
>- Find Rules in Error
>
>Regards,
>
>John Donnelly
--
Dave:
You can use the RUNCHAIN command to run through your list and have it
run a REXX exec on each list entry. The REXX exec can examine the data
in the list item and produce (say) a message if it finds anything that
you determine to be a discrepancy.
ADDRESS is the location of your first l
- Find Rules in Error
Regards,
John Donnelly
z/OS Systems Services
Texas Instruments SVA
2900 Semiconductor Drive
Santa Clara, CA 95051
Tel:(408)721-5640
Email: john.p.donne...@ti.com
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For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / arch
You could write a REXX exec that uses the EVALUATE command to validate
eye-catchers in your control blocks, then use the RUNCHAIN command to
execute the exec. Or you could write the whole validation logic in REXX,
including the chaining part. If you use RUNCHAIN, each time your exec
gets driv
It sounds like you're in need of RUNCHAIN. You can define the pointer and you
can add a max number of link to go through. See the MVS IPCS commands manual.
Bart
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Sent: Monday, S
Dave,
You want the IPCS RUNCHAIN command.
Something like this:
===> ip runchain addr(entry1) link(x'offset') chain(limit)
Where entry1 is the address of the first entry in the chain, offset is the
hex offset into each entry of the forward pointer, and limit is the number
of entries you want
On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 10:22 AM, Dave Day wrote:
> Looking at an SVC dump of my application. Dump was produced by my FRR
> when the SRB that was running timed out. 05B abend. I set a timer when
> the SRB initially kicks off.
>
> The logic in the SRB is processing some data areas, work
Looking at an SVC dump of my application. Dump was produced by my
FRR when the SRB that was running timed out. 05B abend. I set a timer
when the SRB initially kicks off.
The logic in the SRB is processing some data areas, working its
way from top to bottom in a linked/chained list
On z/OS, Perl is apparently "stabilized" at 5.8.7. But in the job shown below,
the perl code is running on the Linux system, not on z/OS. So you need to know
the Perl which is installed on the Linux system. On my very current Fedora 17,
I have Perl 5.14.2 installed.
--
John McKown
Systems Engi
The example JCL that I posted offloads the Perl processing to a Linux
server - that part of the "hybrid batch" job doesn't run on z/OS.
IBM Ported Tools for z/OS Perl (
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/os/zos/features/unix/ported/perl/index.html)
supports Perl version 5.8.7. But, as is often the ca
Excellent, what version of Perl is supported on Unix System Services, v5 ?
Scott ford
www.identityforge.com
On Sep 17, 2012, at 11:52 AM, Steve Goetze wrote:
> If you would like to pursue the Hybrid Batch / Perl Linux suggestion,
> here's a sample Co:Z Launcher job that runs a perl program to r
> How do the C language and LE prepare a SVC99
I would *guess* that LE and/or the C library are prepending the userid before
issuing SVC 99 -- I have no other explanation.
> do you use the same files to include when compiling?
Not sure what you mean. Do you mean "am I including exactly the sam
If you would like to pursue the Hybrid Batch / Perl Linux suggestion,
here's a sample Co:Z Launcher job that runs a perl program to read input
data from a z/OS dataset and write the output in .XLS format to another
dataset. The perl program itself is a PDS member on z/OS, so nothing is
required on
Bernd Oppolzer wrote:
I'd like to sum it up for those who don't know C on z/OS:
to read a member of a partioned data set, you have at least the following
possibilities:
a) specify the full name (DSN + member) in apostrophes on the fopen
function call
b) without apostrophs, then the TSO prefix
On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 6:30 AM, Walter Marguccio <
walter_marguc...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> From: "McKown, John"
>
> > I would *STRONGLY* suggest that you try to get your management to allow
> you to install Co:Z Hybrid Batch
> John,
> I wasn't unaware of Co:Z Hybrid Batch. However, we have already
On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 2:09 AM, Walter Marguccio <
walter_marguc...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > From: "McKown, John"
>
>
> > Supposedly, but I haven't actually tried. Look at:
>
>
> http://poi.apache.org/
>
> as always, thanks to everybody for your valuable input.
> I'll try to answer to some of the q
LibreOffice (oocalc) can save in .xls or .xlsx. And I think that you can
"script" it to read in a .csv, then apply the appropriate formats. Or you can
make a "template" LibreOffice spreadsheet with all the formatting and graphs.
Then write a script to open the template, import the data from a .c
That's OK. My autocorrecting read adapters saw what you meant to write. Of
course, like Word's autocorrect, my autocorrect is sometimes in error. But then
semantic check usually raises the "WTF?" flag and I reread.
--
John McKown
Systems Engineer IV
IT
Administrative Services Group
HealthMark
> I wasn't unaware of Co:Z Hybrid Batch.
"I was unaware ... ", should be ... sorry, brain cells not yet online, although
is late afternoon, for me.
Walter Marguccio
z/OS Systems Programmer
BELENUS LOB Informatic GmbH
Munich - Germany
From: "McKown, John"
> I would *STRONGLY* suggest that you try to get your management to allow you
> to install Co:Z Hybrid Batch
John,
I wasn't unaware of Co:Z Hybrid Batch. However, we have already Co:Z Batch
implemented on every LPARs.
Still, I need a .xls generator on the Linux side.
Wal
If you are going to "offload" the work to Linux or even MS-Windows, I would
*STRONGLY* suggest that you try to get your management to allow you to install
Co:Z Hybrid Batch. It is cost-free, if you don't want any support. If you must
have support, that is a cost option. Co:Z Hybrid Batch is a ba
Charles Mills wrote:
>I guess I AM losing my mind.
No, you are NOT losing your mind. I'm following your excellent thread, but I am
wondering about one thing:
>If I had my druthers the C library would not be doing me this "favor" at all.
>If I issue fopen("FOO.BAR", then try to open FOO.BAR, no
Hello,
I need to know a way to list all dsns backuped-up on abar run. I tried
several ARECOVER cmds with VERIFY and i couldn't any result.
HSEND WAIT ARECOVER -
DATASETNAME(XX.BKP.abar0717.C.C01V0001) -
VOLUMES(F11024) VERIFY
this cmd didn't list anything.
Can you pls give me a
> From: "McKown, John"
> Supposedly, but I haven't actually tried. Look at:
http://poi.apache.org/
as always, thanks to everybody for your valuable input.
I'll try to answer to some of the questions which have been posed :
we don't have SAS, nor DB2;
.csv is considered not acceptable becau
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