Hi
In ZOsV1R12 /pfapath/PFA_COMMON_STORAGE_USAGE/data/ directory is keeping
csaAll and csaTotals for a long time. It is never deleting. How can I delete
the old datas from data directory.
Iyi calismalar, Saygilar / Regards
Kayhan Tanriverir
Vizyon BT
Uzman Sistem Programcisi / Senior
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this is in both z/os 1.11 and 1.13
whenever I edit into various members of various pds-s using PDF under ISPF, at
the top of the very first screen I get a series of white “caution” and
“warning” messages, e.g., (and it happens in just
Have you tried NOTE OFF in the profile?
Regards,
Herman Stocker
It is impossible to make anything foolproof, because fools are so ingenious.
-- Robert Heinlein
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Of Bonno, Tuco
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Do you have the PTF for APAR OA38786 applied?
If not you might install that. If you do you should contact IBM. You should
not have to do any cleanup of data from the directory manually it is supposed
to be done automagically.
Best Regards,
Sam Knutson, GEICO
yes; doesn’t work.
thanks anyway.
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Subject: Re: turn off WARNING and CAUTION messages in pdf
Has anyone ever done this successfully? if so, how?
I'd try putting a RESET in your start-up EDIT macro.
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yes, that works.
/s/ tuco
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Sent: Tuesday, 16 October, 2012 08:40 AM
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Subject: Re: turn off WARNING and CAUTION messages in pdf
Has
Yes. Thanks!
The LE initialization using LINK caused high CPU consumption.
The alternative was to use the IBM BINDER to bind theirs and the called program
together.
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Of Wayne Bickerdike
Please open a PMR and pax the PFA_COMMON_STORAGE_USAGE/data directory to us and
we'll take a look at it. All of the PFA files should be self-maintaining and
I'm not aware of any open issues in this area.
Also, please make sure you have all the latest PFA PTFs. There have been a lot
of
The COBOL Performance Tuning paper talks about the performance differences of
using EXEC CICS LINK vs COBOL dynamic CALL. Perhaps this will be helpful to
you. You can find the performance tuning paper on the COBOL page at:
http://www.ibm.com/software/awdtools/cobol/library/ (scroll down near
Howdy Barb,
See imbedded below...
On 10/16/2012 12:59 PM, ibmmain wrote:
Brian,
Well we had such a pleasant phone call on Friday with IBM reps on this
subject. Much to our DISMAY, they maintain that this access was never
free and that promoting web sites costs money.
I think what
On 16 Oct 2012 10:26:59 -0700, in bit.listserv.ibm-main Bri9an France
wrote:
You who are still in the field (I'm retired but am open to contracts)
are between the rock and the hard place. I doubt the other operating
systems vendors are so stupid but I know that I wouldn't want to give
management
I don't disagree with either of you. Customer service is lacking with a lot of
vendors. But on the flip side I will tell you from experience a lot of
customers are lacking talent in the systems arena. This isn't a big surprise a
lot of guys my age are retiring or retired. We go above and beyond
I deal with other vendors like CA for ACF2 and MIM, and Syncsort.
NEITHER charges me for electronic support. It comes with the product as
it should. Support has been stellar whether it be an actual bug in the
code or a fubar on my part. The people in tech support I've worked with
in IBM the
A vendor has to charge for its services and they are entitled to charge as
they wish but there is no question that it is just plain goofy to give 800
number support at no additional charge, but to charge extra to use the Web.
Totally backwards.
Charles
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From: IBM
Ed, I think you are thinking of an other Bob Rogers - perhaps my red-headed
evil twin who once worked at the Washington System Center. This is the old MVS
Bob Rogers.
On Tuesday, October 16, 2012 12:34:42 AM UTC-4, Ed Gould wrote:
I am surprised Rogers has survived (actually good for him)
Hi Don,
I concur with Sam. Scheduling work as an Enclave SRB is necessary, but
not sufficient. You must also use an IBM licensed API to define/manage
the Enclave's zIIP eligibility. The API is part of the materials that IBM
may license to ISVs.
More to the point of your question... As part of
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