I used to type JCLERROR or similar at the top of a proc I didn't want
started. Like Steve said, this was typically because I was doing some
work on the task in the middle of the night and I didn't want another
sysprog (or more likely automation) starting it up until I was done.
Auditors were
Your management tolerates that? The auditors didn't red flag it?
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Not quite. JES2 will purge a spun dataset with its own track group even if it
hasn't processed the rest of the job's sysout.
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Mike, Alan, and Ed,
Thanks for your suggestions. I'm retired, so really have no need for
compression. What I am doing is trying to help Don Higgins with enhancements to
z390. He suggested that I start with the compression/decompression instruction.
When I looked up the instruction in PofOp
A return rant:
It is most helpful to the entire IBM-Main community if action is taken to
request function that you feel is missing rather than just ranting.
Apparently no one has found the lack of this information to be so much of
a stumbling block in the 20 years of existence of 64-bit GRs
Issue a stop twice within 10 seconds
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> On Jul 25, 2020, at 05:56, Lizette Koehler wrote:
>
> You would need to look at SYSLOG and the output of the STC
>
> I would verify if the STC JCL is still available to look at
You would need to look at SYSLOG and the output of the STC
I would verify if the STC JCL is still available to look at after you start it
and it comes down
Since you did not provide any details (What is the STC, show us the JCL used)
it is difficult to provide any guidance.
If your STC JCL is
Hi John,
Not sure what your situation is, but Ed Jaffe is quite right, the compression
described in that manual is pretty awful from compaction and efficiency
standpoints, and maybe the API as well, I don't recall.
If you need a good x-platform data compression library that runs on z/OS,
