On 12/12/2016 8:17 PM, Phil Smith III wrote:
Indeed. Though ISTR that one of John Moores' previous efforts was a
multi-platform security system, so I'd be willing to bet that they do
understand the issue pretty well.
Wasn't that Barry Schraeger's BOLT?
AFAIK, Barry is not involved in this eff
On Tue, 6 Dec 2016 17:11:37 -0600, Kirk Wolf wrote:
>
>What you are seeing leads me to believe that the data set I/O is *not*
>occurring while it is being transferred. Otherwise, you should also see
>an ENQ on SPFEDIT/DSN (no member), right?
>
Blocking conceals a lot of sins. If I allocate my
R.S. wrote, in part:
>I'm rather curious about RACF (security? who needs security?), CICS, IMS,
etc.
Indeed. Though ISTR that one of John Moores' previous efforts was a
multi-platform security system, so I'd be willing to bet that they do
understand the issue pretty well.
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On Tue, 13 Dec 2016 01:40:07 +, Anthony Thompson
wrote:
>Pardon for getting the input wrong. New JCL:
>//
>// EXPORT SYMLIST=*
>// SET TEST='THIS IS THE VALUE OF THE SUBSTITUTED STRING.'
>//STEP1EXEC PGM=IEBGENER
Look at the JES2 Definition for STC
You may be able to set up all STCs to a specific output class, then issue a
$RALL command to route to another place to the archival process.
$R all,r=j5,d=r7,outd=(w,h,k,l), (other options)
>--,D=--+-LOCAL--|--ANYLOCAL---+>
All,
I have a dumb question and apologize in advance for asking it here. We have
a LDAP sitting on Windows being sent data , that's encrypted with AES128
encryption . The STC on z/OS sends a 32k packet via a socket write and the
customer has IPSEC turned on. We saw a hang of the Windows LDAP and w
> There is a preceding MODESET KEY=ZERO. It wouldn't make sense for that
to
> reset Control Register 3, turning on bit 0 and off bit 8, would it? "You
can
> set any SPK you want, so long as it is the one you already have."
The MODESET documentation says:
,MODE=PROB,
MODE=SUP
Specifies t
Pardon for getting the input wrong. New JCL:
//
// EXPORT SYMLIST=*
// SET TEST='THIS IS THE VALUE OF THE SUBSTITUTED STRING.'
//STEP1EXEC PGM=IEBGENER
//SYSUT1 DD DATA,SYMBOLS=JC
There is a preceding MODESET KEY=ZERO. It wouldn't make sense for that to
reset Control Register 3, turning on bit 0 and off bit 8, would it? "You can
set any SPK you want, so long as it is the one you already have."
Charles
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I am Interested in exploring this position further
I am well versed in CICS and MQ on z/OS
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I work for a multinational ISV a
Does anyone know of any 3800 laser printers still in service? Or not
in service but available?
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Hmmm. I am seeing the following in Extended Addressability:
"All programs are initially dispatched with a PKM value equal to the storage
protect key of the program's TCB or SRB. Example: A PKM value of X'0080'
represents key 8 and X'0001' represents key 15. The PC, PR, and PT
instructions can chan
Somehow if I were IBM I would not be quaking in my boots.
Charles
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The solu
The solution is a little bit simpler: they don't support binary code.
They can recompile some source code using Raincode compilers, but even
the source code need to be "simplfied" (read: some constructs are not
understood).
How does it work? As about references. And *check them*, otherwise
yo
Good thought, but I don't assume 8. I do an IPK/STC R2 during
initialization. The value in my SPKA register is FFF80 (I do an LB so
the high bit gets propagated) so the IPK is working plausibly at least.
(PooP says the high bits are ignored.)
Charles
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I work for a multinational ISV and we have an opening for a z/OS sysprog. The
system is located in the Rocky Mountain west but relocation isn't required. We
run z/OS 1.13, 2.1 and 2.2, and subsystems include IMS 12, 13 & 14; CICS 3.1,
4.1, 4.2, 5.1 & 5.2; DB2 8, 9 & 10; and MQ 7 & 8. The hardwar
I don't know for sure, but could it be that there is no assurance that it's key
was key 8? There are indicators in the books that programs can run in keys 9
through 15.
Chris Blaicher
Technical Architect
Mainframe Development
Syncsort Incorporated
2 Blue Hill Plaza #1563, Pearl River, NY 10965
I had guessed that an APF-authorized but otherwise "ordinary" program
running with Key 8 would be able to issue an SPKA with an "address" of
xx8x in problem state without getting a S0C2. I appear to have guessed
wrong. I just wanted to do a reality check to make sure I had not
fat-fingered some
On 12/12/2016 11:50 AM, Charles Mills wrote:
Along those lines, would such a product have to/be able to "emulate" DB2? Easy
to come halfway close (MySQL) -- damned difficult to do it all. Just ask Oracle.
Doesn't DB2 UDB run on non-z platforms? If so, you might be able to
intercept the z/OS D
No - just understand the differences in application structures and assumptions
on the environment.
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On Mon, 12 Dec 2016 11:50:04 -0800, Charles Mills wrote:
>would such a product have to/be able to "emulate" DB2?
May not have to emulate it. DB2 is available on other platforms.
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Thanks for the thought. It was suggested that we look at FTP+ which is part of
Connect:Direct - something we already have but didn't know that feature
existed. It looks very promising for what we need.
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Along those lines, would such a product have to/be able to "emulate" DB2? Easy
to come halfway close (MySQL) -- damned difficult to do it all. Just ask Oracle.
Charles
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On 11/29/16 13:12, Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA) wrote:
Does anyone know of a z/OS web based dropbox application that will allow a user
to upload a file securely and to download a file securely?
I remember, but cannot seem to find, RSYNC ported to USS.
RSYNC would help on this point, and so many othe
mitchd...@gmail.com (Dana Mitchell) writes:
> Exactly! They are just managing the decline and extracting maximum
> profit out of it along the way, IBM (and more importantly Wall St.)
> have no interest in expanding the z business.
>
> I wouldn't exactly consider cloud a high margin business.
ther
What ever it is, I think the same problem is also affecting SMP/E's RECEIVE
service retrieval.
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Circa 1980 IBM delivered a new version of MVS that issued some instructions
that the Amdahl model we (TRW Credit Data) ran on could not handle. Amdahl
countered with some OS modifications that trapped every S0C1, examined it,
and--if appropriate--simulated the action or NOOPed it. They also repl
Paul Gilmartin wrote:
I belive that the 3270 OMVS command does create a PTY, but the function ssh
uses (tcsetattr()?) fails to mask passwords on a 3270, Ssh is aware of this,
so it refuses to prompt for a password
Aha. Well, IBM should fix that, and also fix their broken SCP implementation :)
The only thing easier about the Windows API relative to the z/OS "API" is that
it is implemented almost entirely as library calls. There is little in Windows
that is equivalent to the control block chasing that is a common and often
necessary programming technique on z/OS.
Charles
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The problems occur not in the move of the programs and their execution, but in
the logic of the application design which nearly always makes assumptions about
the environment the application was designed around. Moving the application
code without the underlying infrastructure that it relies on
On Mon, Dec 12, 2016 at 12:50 PM, Charles Mills wrote:
> I agree, but it must be an adequately solvable sort of problem if Wine can
> do it for the Windows API (adequately).
>
> Charles
>
>
You just beat me to that (immediate _after_ I clicked SEND). But I'd
consider WINE more like CA's DUO whic
On Mon, Dec 12, 2016 at 12:45 PM, zMan wrote:
> Um, OK...so it's going to work for the subset of programs that happen to
> use the calls that they've implemented? This reminds me of early Windows,
> when it was a shell over DOS: everything was fine until it wasn't, when
> you'd try something that
I agree, but it must be an adequately solvable sort of problem if Wine can do
it for the Windows API (adequately).
Charles
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Um, OK...so it's going to work for the subset of programs that happen to
use the calls that they've implemented? This reminds me of early Windows,
when it was a shell over DOS: everything was fine until it wasn't, when
you'd try something that hadn't been handled yet, and fall off the edge of
the e
Remote system programming used to mean using a keypunch machine outside
the data center. Then 3270-style devices allowed increased potential
distance -- and hike -- to and from mainframes. Finally, networked
terminals, workstations, tablets, and smart phones made location
irrelevant. Whether in
On Mon, Dec 12, 2016 at 11:57 AM, Mark Regan wrote:
> Is there a way to start a STC so that when it is stopped that its complete
> job log is sent by NJE to another JES2 node. The reason I ask is that we
> have JES2 nodes that don't have an archival system on them, so I want to
> send the job log
/*ROUTE PRINT X should work for you but you may need to switch to a
"Started Job" so as to be able to specify that line as it should be immediately
following the job card .
Jerry Whitteridge
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Corporate Tieline - 85523
Is there a way to start a STC so that when it is stopped that its complete
job log is sent by NJE to another JES2 node. The reason I ask is that we
have JES2 nodes that don't have an archival system on them, so I want to
send the job log to a JES2 system that does via NJE.
Thanks.
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On Mon, 12 Dec 2016 09:50:05 -0700, Jack J. Woehr wrote:
>Paul Gilmartin wrote:
>> No "walls", just pitfalls. Should I submit an SR about the "script" glory
>> hole?
>
>Possibly. Venkat cannot be the only person to run up against the limitation of
>TN3270 sessions presenting no ptty. I've
>exp
Before S/360, characters were often encoded in 6 bits. Even ASCII was
7 bits. Which allowed the definition of UTF-8.
On Sun, Dec 11, 2016 at 3:14 PM, Bill Woodger wrote:
> I never thought I'd see film of "the flick", for manual bursting of fan-fold
> paper, on YouTube.
>
> "Characters" is not
Sounds like z/390. Keep the hardware instructions, rewrite the z/OS calls.
On Sun, Dec 11, 2016 at 10:49 PM, zMan wrote:
> http://www.computerworlduk.com/infrastructure/lzlabs-promises-end-mainframe-migration-woes-with-software-defined-approach-3645686/
> seems enthralled with LzLabs, but the ar
Paul Gilmartin wrote:
"Frigate" is probably unrelated.
ISTR the novel /Up the Down Staircase/ observing that one could not possibly
introdcue Emily Dickinson's poem
"There is no Frigate like a Book" into a New York public high school English
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Paul Gilmartin wrote:
No "walls", just pitfalls. Should I submit an SR about the "script" glory hole?
Possibly. Venkat cannot be the only person to run up against the limitation of TN3270 sessions presenting no ptty. I've
experienced it.
But I did give him what might be a workaround to try:
On Mon, 12 Dec 2016 00:14:24 -0700, Jack J. Woehr wrote:
>
>It must be somehow doable to use a password, but it certainly wasn't the
>architectural intent of the IBM developers.
>The difference between 3270 and Unix-style ttys is too great.
>Furthermore SSH experts inside and outside IBM view pass
Please change the friggin' Subject: when you change the friggin' topic!
On Mon, 12 Dec 2016 10:01:36 -0600, Bill Woodger wrote:
>Urban Dictionary (one of several definitions)
>
Without looking, I have little uncertainty about the etymology of
many of those several definitions. "Frigate" is prob
venkat kulkarni wrote:
I do agree that we should be using password less, but as suggested earlier
that apart from public key, we can also use password verify way to
authentication. So, I want to try this to complete this activity .
If it's just for testing, maybe this would work for you:
* ss
Urban Dictionary (one of several definitions)
frig
(Term used by engineers) To make a rough-and-ready, quick-and-dirty adjustment
to something to make it work or to make it operate in a particular way. To
adjust manually for a particular purpose. Can be used of a physical device but
also of a
On Mon, 12 Dec 2016 09:22:14 -0600, Kirk Wolf wrote:
>I created this one for the C RTL in November 2015:
>
>https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rfe/execute?use_case=viewRfe&CR_ID=80811
>
>Please vote for it if you agree with the requirement.
>
I voted. I also added a comment about /bin/cp since
On 2016-12-12, at 00:56, Anthony Thompson wrote:
> Ran this JCL :
>
> //
> // EXPORT SYMLIST=*
> // SET TEST='THIS IS THE VALUE OF THE SUBSTITUTED STRING.'
> //STEP1EXEC PGM=IEBGENER
> //SYSUT1DD DATA,SYMBOLS=JCLONLY
I created this one for the C RTL in November 2015:
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rfe/execute?use_case=viewRfe&CR_ID=80811
Please vote for it if you agree with the requirement.
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On Sat, Dec 10, 2016 at 2:23 PM, Paul Gilmartin <
000433
Thanks for the confirmation, Dave. Not that misery love companybut glad it
is not just me.
Bob
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Yea, I have one waiting in download phase. This is typical of Monday mornings
it seems.
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Anyone else experiencing issues with ShopzSeries?
I have submitted two orders and neither of them progresses past the point of
submit status. It has been almost two hours since the original submission.
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Um, the Oxford English (as in England) Dictionary lists the same meaning I know
here across the pond.
https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/frig
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On Fri, 9 Dec 2016 17:31:32 -0500, Farley, Peter x23353
wrote:
>
> I frankly doubt that the top layers of IBM even care if the z business
> (eventually) goes away. Watson and cloud are their new saviors and future
> cash cows > (or so they hope).
>
> Just my $0.02USD worth.
>
> Peter
Exactly!
More computing history. "Frig". No, it doesn't mean what those across the water
may think. A particular UK-computing term, not sure of the origins, and it
certainly "surprised" me when I cam across the use of the word as a 17-year-old
trainee who happened to know the "other" meaning. "I'm going
Just so. But anyone can frig around with invalid DCB's and make any utility
break.
Ant.
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So that would be an ordinary 80-byte SYSIN, data within 80 bytes. Not what Paul
is trying.
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