Hi Tony,
I grew up in Gainesville and I am not "quite" retired. Running the numbers, as
they say. 31 years on z and its predecessors, varied roles, mostly as a
sysprog. What's the gig?
Thanks,
Linda
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Phil,
Thanks for the article. I have a long time friend who was thinking of
interviewing there, I had heard "rumors" and suggested before she
accept the job she should better interview the people she would be
working for. She did and came to agree with my rumors. She did not
take the job,
Just Principles of Operations I think... :)
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> On May 19, 2015, at 19:22, Ed Finnell
> <000248cce9f3-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
>
> But a principal should have principles?
>
>
> In a message dated 5/19/2015 7:48:51 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
> t...@vse2p
Not sure why that is.
Perhaps you can post your JCL and error messages.
Lizette
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Thank you very much
I took the parm out and still encountered
Problems seems like debug tool cannt locate
My listing
I assembled producing adata going to
SYSADATA dd
Ran the eqalangx utility
With that as in and out producing the eqalangx File
In my run Jcl EQADEBUG points to this
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But a principal should have principles?
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t...@vse2pdf.com writes:
spelling skills, otherwise I would be
living on the streets. :-)
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Yeah, sorry, couldn't resist.
On Tue, May 19, 2015 at 8:47 PM, Tony Thigpen wrote:
> Yep, they don't pay me for my spelling skills, otherwise I would be living
> on the streets. :-)
>
> Tony Thigpen
>
>
> zMan wrote on 05/19/2015 08:42 PM:
>
>> Well, I'd hope they'd have more than just a few pri
Yep, they don't pay me for my spelling skills, otherwise I would be
living on the streets. :-)
Tony Thigpen
zMan wrote on 05/19/2015 08:42 PM:
Well, I'd hope they'd have more than just a few principles...
Oh, you meant "Principals only". :)
On Tue, May 19, 2015 at 6:40 PM, Tony Thigpen wrot
Well, I'd hope they'd have more than just a few principles...
Oh, you meant "Principals only". :)
On Tue, May 19, 2015 at 6:40 PM, Tony Thigpen wrote:
> If you are a retired z/OS systems programmer and are somewhere in central
> Florida (within 1 hour of Winter Haven) and are interested in some
A quick search on www.ibm.com provided this URL
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSGTSD_10.1.0/com.ibm.debugtool.doc_10.1/eqaaug02149.htm%23pass2dbg
Passing parameters to EQANMDBG
When you modify your JCL, CLIST, or REXX EXEC to start EQANMDBG, you pass the
following parameters to E
Hi
Anyone know how to use the parm field for debug
Tool to pass info to the program I am having all sorts of issues
EXEC PGM=EQANMDBG,PARM=
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Is the tape DUPLEXED?
Can't tell from the column skewing
Regards,
Doug
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On May 19, 2015, at 19:01, retired mainframer wrote:
If you want to know what HSM thought was on the tape, use the LIST TTOC
command, not LIST BVOL.
When asking for assistance with these
If you want to know what HSM thought was on the tape, use the LIST TTOC
command, not LIST BVOL.
When asking for assistance with these kinds of issues, it is really helpful if
you show us the whole job (job log, JCL, control cards, and output) plus all
related messages from the system log.
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Check the manual, there is an additional part of the list command to get the
specific dataset information.
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If you are a retired z/OS systems programmer and are somewhere in
central Florida (within 1 hour of Winter Haven) and are interested in
some part-time (or even full-time) work, or maybe seasonal work, contact
me *off-list*.
No formal resume requested.
Principles only.
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HHUUMM maybe I didn't give the audit command enough time to work
Found this -
AUDIT MEDCTL VOLUMES(V03474)
/* MSG 916 - I/O ERROR ON VOLUME V03474
/* MSG 998 - AUDIT CONTINUING, COMMAND ACTIVITY LOG MAY CONTAIN ADDITIONAL INFO
/* FIXCDS T '01-V03474-' PATCH(X'003C' X'')
/* FIXCDS
List shows nada -
VOLSER DEVICE BACKUP VOL TOTAL FREETHRESH LAST BACKUPPSWD
EXP RACF EMPTY IDRC DUPLEXPCT
TYPETYPE FULL TRACKS TRACKS
DATE
There might be other msgs in the log, but I would say that your tape is
physically (virtually?) toast.
Use the LIST command to determine what was supposed to be on there and see if
another coy exists.
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So sadly if I do an Audit mediacontrols I get this -
F DFHSM,AUDIT MEDCTL VOLUMES(V00793)
ARC0801I DFSMSHSM AUDIT STARTING
IEC501A M 0304,V00793,SL,COMP,DFHSM,DFSMSHSM.S1,DFHSM.BACKTAPE.DATASET
ARC0645I DFHSM ,DFSMSHSM,0304,T,SYS76318,READ ,DATA 858
ARC0645I (CONT.) CHECK ,01,BSAM
I
It looks like ARC1112I RC12 indicates
12 Decompaction failure.
Did you check to see if the this might be the case?
Are there any additional message in SYSLOG at the time of this failure?
Lizette
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How would I verify that it has readable data ??
An 'enhanced audit command only showed me -
COMMAND ENTERED:
AUDIT VOLUMECONTROLS(BACKUP) VOLUMES(V03474)
- END OF - ENHANCED AUDIT - LISTING -
Just trying not to delete any info :)
Thanks
Bruce Michaud
Mainframe technical support
US Airways 5
charl...@mcn.org (Charles Mills) writes:
> I think much of the problem is with credit card numbers
> themselves. There are only ~10**16 possible credit card numbers --
> many fewer if you allow for the fact that only certain combinations
> are valid. A credit card number is easier to brute-force gu
I should shut up and leave an encryption discussion to a *real* expert like
Phil.
Yeah, probably unclear thinking on my part. I could brute-force guess *your*
(or any particular) credit card number in well under 10**16 tries, but --
unlike with guessing a decryption key -- I would have no way
Ouch.
>From Bloomberg, May 19, 2015:
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Missouri, International Business Machines Corp. has fired half its workers
there –sowing ire and disappointment for locals and officials alike.
To read the entire article, go to
Recycle the tape. It will copy all readable datasets to another tape.
List the datasets on the tape. HRecover these datasets from the last backup.
Should be empty and able to recycle / delete the empty tape.
On Tue, May 19, 2015 at 12:51 PM, Bruce Michaud wrote:
> Just stumbled onto the AUDIT c
Charles Mills wrote:
>I think much of the problem is with credit card numbers themselves. There are
>only ~10**16 possible credit card numbers -- many fewer if you allow for the
>fact that only certain combinations are valid. A credit card number is easier
>to brute-force guess than its encrypti
You can use the jzos record generator which is part of the java sdk for z/os.
It generates java records out of dsects. With java code it takes ebcdic byte
arrays as input and allows to use getter methods to convert the assembler data
types into strings, which is basically what json is.
You can wr
Tony Harminc wrote:
>I've heard about this format-preserving encryption for a while, but
>haven't had the justification for spending time to really understand
>what goes on. But it seems to me on the face of it that any such
>encryption must be substantially weaker than what we usually think of
>as
> I think much of the problem is with credit card numbers themselves. There are
> only ~10**16 possible credit card numbers...
Actually, it's much worse than that. You can't encrypt all of the PAN for a
credit card. Typically, the first part (the BIN) is required in cleartext in
order to rout
In
<874b151289704e46a874bf2ae6fdd8d1210a5...@kl126r4b.cs.ad.klmcorp.net>,
on 05/14/2015
at 02:09 PM, "Vernooij, CP (ITOPT1) - KLM"
said:
>Apparently QAFF works for online commands only
Yes, but th OP asked *why* QAFF works for online commands only
>therefor
IOW, it doesn't work because it d
Tom Brennan wrote:
>As a side note, I bought a couple Western Digital "Passport" drives that
>connect via USB to my PC (for mailing data). I copied data to the drive
>and oops, I forgot to encrypt before mailing. So I ran through the
>encryption process which suprised me because it only took a
I have little experience with assembler to JSON but a fair amount of
experience with assembler to C and assembler to a proprietary record schema
language.
The problem with any of these is that assembler is not strongly typed while
JSON, C and the record schema are. An assembler programmer can defi
Martin Packer wrote a variety articles about XML, XSLT, JSON and DFSORT
google search
"martin packer" dfsort json xml xslt
ServingXML has an SMF example that was contributed by Graham Hannington
http://servingxml.sourceforge.net/examples/index.html#smf
HTH,
Rob Schramm
Rob Schramm
Senior Sys
I think much of the problem is with credit card numbers themselves. There are
only ~10**16 possible credit card numbers -- many fewer if you allow for the
fact that only certain combinations are valid. A credit card number is easier
to brute-force guess than its encryption key, format-preserving
Can anyone point me to a document for best practices (or
recommendations) for mapping Assembler data types to
JSON. One of our developers has a requirement to do so.
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On Tue, 19 May 2015 07:25:41 -0500, Todd Arnold wrote:
>Phil Smith wrote:
> > ... and when decommissioning hardware-no more "How many DSEs should
>we > do? or "Should we take the drives out back, shoot ‘em with a
>12-gauge, > and then drop ‘em in the ocean?".
>
>Actually, there is a much more i
On 17 May 2015 at 14:39, Phil Smith wrote:
> Format-preserving data protection methods achieve PCI DSS compliance while
> enabling persistent,
> data-centric security. “Format-preserving” means that the encrypted/tokenized
> values look and feel
> like plaintext: same length, same character set.
I was filling out the IBM service request form and at the bottom it said
Innovate with us ...
"phrase your issue in the form of a question..." What is an APAR? It just
seemed to remind me
of jeopardy ... I bet Watson would do great for these kinds of issues..
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Date: 2015-05-19 14:25
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Phil Smith wrote:
> ... and when decommissioning hardware-no more "How many DSEs should
we > do?
Thank you. That is what I needed.
Regards,
Steve Thompson
On 05/18/2015 03:37 PM, Skellen, Frank wrote:
Try:
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/os/zos/library/bkserv/zswpdf/#Enterprise%20COBOL%20for%20z/OS%20V4R1%20PDFs%20%28Disc%202%29
watch the wrap.
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Phil Smith wrote:
> ... and when decommissioning hardware-no more "How many DSEs should
we > do? or "Should we take the drives out back, shoot ‘em with a
12-gauge, > and then drop ‘em in the ocean?".
Actually, there is a much more interesting corollary to this scenario. If you
have a drive th
On May 19, 2015, at 1:33 AM, Elardus Engelbrecht wrote:
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