Yes, a service available also to C/C++ programs would be very nice.
Charles
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I am seeing FTP timeouts (I know what is causing the timeout -- that's not
the question here) with the message
EZA2589E Connection to server interrupted or timed out. User cannot be
authenticated with the GSSAPI credentials
I don't see that "operation" documented here (apologies if this folds):
On Fri, 1 Nov 2019 at 16:15, Allan Kielstra wrote:
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> We're actually working on generating UUID directly from COBOL. I would
> expect to see it in V6.2 and V6.3 in a continuous
> delivery PTF fairly soon. We'll post more information when it does become
> available.
Wouldn't want to bump
Most excellent! New Fed Wire rules will require a UUID for an upcoming
version, so this is very good news. I do kind of question the need for
language specific methods, though. Couldn't an LE service be developed for use
by all languages? Either way, I look forward to it.
We're actually working on generating UUID directly from COBOL. I would expect
to see it in V6.2 and V6.3 in a continuous delivery PTF fairly soon. We'll
post more information when it does become available.
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Since migrating from COBOL v4 to COBOL v6.1 a few runtime abends have occurred
which seem to have a root cause of data items not being initialized. These
data-items seem to be under a group level where the group level is initialized.
The compile's diagnostic errors listing shows al warning
At least IEHMOVE doesn't support paths.
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Is it a requirement that the data sets being restored in the other sysplex
have the same name as when they were dumped? When dss restore data sets
with new names, it turns the changed bit on.
Robert
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Hi
Is the token returned from CELQPIPI per task or for any task
I have a multitask environment that would like to use the pre-INIT tables
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Not exactly my situation: the change bits are off correctly then the datasets
are dumped, but I want them turned on when the datasets are restored in the new
sysplex.
Kees.
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This might be old news and fixed (or documented?) but I remember
that ADRDSSU dump of a full volume turned off the DSCB change
bits *IN THE DUMP*.
So you have a slightly bad/failing disk. You dump it to tape.
IBM replaces the HDA. You restore the tape image to the new
disk. Then you toss the
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