jan de decker wrote:
rc = axrcmd('$DPROCLIB','proclib.',5)
Increase 5 to something better/larger to allow longer a waiting period. (0 -
21474535 seconds)
If that is not working, check that you are fully authorised. You could try
$TDEBUG,SECURITY=YES, do you REXX and then turn SECURITY to NO.
Peter Hunkeler wrote:
Cross-posted to MVS-OE and IBM-MAIN Until today it escaped me that
BPXPATA2 is specifically intended to run in key 2. Does anyone know where
there is a need to run a UNIX program in key 2?
Weird. There must be a reason.
Since I had cross-posted the question, here is
I came across a customer the other day who has work classified in SYSSTC1
and SYSSTC2.
I vaguely recall the ability to classify being taken away between Announce
and Ship. So I'm wondering how they managed to do that.
This is the only case I've seen (though I have seen SYSSTC* in RMF with no
One of the reasons our IEFUSI examines the SCTX is to determine whether the
step time (SCTXSTL) differs from the JES2 JOBCLASS setting. If so the assertion
is that the user has coded TIME= on the EXEC card. IEFUSI sets a bit in the
CEPUCOM area which is interrogated by IEFUTL when deciding
On Dec 6, 2014 11:27 AM, scott svet...@ameritech.net wrote:
In an assembler program how can you find out how much storage/memory is
remaining? Do getmains till the return code replies back there is no more?
Well, I don't know _exactly_ what you want. My initial guess is how do I
We would still need to explain why JOB A
works while JOB B, based on JOB A, isn't
working.
Perhaps you could consider starting this thread over again, this time
providing the complete information.
I might have missed it, but I do not think you showed what the symbol
values were, and you did
On 12/07/2014 02:23 AM, Peter Hunkeler wrote:
SNIPPAGE
SYMBOLS parameter
Parameter type
Keyword, optional
Purpose
Use the SYMBOLS parameter to request JES to perform symbol substitution within
in-stream data.
Syntax
SYMBOLS=({JCLONLY|EXECSYS|CNVTSYS} [,logging-DDname])
Valid values: Specify one
On 12/07/2014 02:24 AM, Peter Hunkeler wrote:
We would still need to explain why JOB A works while JOB B, based on JOB A,
isn't working.
How about posting the two JCLs?
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On Sun, 7 Dec 2014 11:20:40 -0500, Peter Relson wrote:
I might well be thinking of something else, but for whatever reason I was
thinking that something might show what substitution is done for PARMDD
Found it in:
In 5483d3f5.9040...@copper.net, on 12/06/2014
at 11:13 PM, Steve Thompson ste...@copper.net said:
I know of NOTHING using cores today.
Well, then you only know about machines designed in the last few
decades. But you can find some 1960's (1950's?) vintage machines in
museums.
How about
In 5483d485.5010...@copper.net, on 12/06/2014
at 11:16 PM, Steve Thompson ste...@copper.net said:
We would still need to explain why JOB A works while JOB B, based on
JOB A, isn't working.
Obviously, because they are different. It may take some experimenting
to determine which differences
We want to use DFDSS.
On Fri, 12/5/14, R.S. r.skoru...@bremultibank.com.pl wrote:
Subject: Re: EXAMPLE OF BACKUPING UP A VOLUME USING DEVICE ADDRESS
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Received: Friday, December 5, 2014, 12:35 PM
W dniu 2014-12-05 o
Use the IDD operand on the DUMP command and specify the device address on
the corresponding DD statement.
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Are the zVM volumes online to z/OS? Do they have a OS Style vtoc?
CPVOLUME specifies that the input and output volumes are VM-format volumes
and that the OS-compatible VTOCs must begin on track zero, record five. You
must specify the track range to be copied with the TRACKS keyword, as the
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