That sounds like they are greylisting your provider.
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I'd prefer neither. While I consider them equally offensive, the use of the
c-word has sexust connotations that I oppose, sp I would use the a-word.
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Why? Chasing the pointers yourself will make the code more fragile.
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How much core does your mainframe have?
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CMS also has macro-driven services, and z/OS also has callable services.
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(which bsam supoorts) so it had to be a
pointer to where the pointer ( in 64 bit that would 8 bytes )
Thanks
> On Mar 20, 2023, at 3:46 PM, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>
> IMHO it's clearer to just use
>
> READ PDSDECB,SF,PDSDCB,address _of_READ_buffer,MF=E
> CHECK PDSDECB
>
>
Yes, but why doesn't it go into a save dialog instead of rendering it
inappropriately?
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And bum is equivalent to the a-word.
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also don't understand why
fanny pack is offensive but bum bag is not.
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IMHO it's clearer to just use
READ PDSDECB,SF,PDSDCB,address _of_READ_buffer,MF=E
CHECK PDSDECB
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I'd rather stick to the native OS/2 version for the time being, until I have
the native Linux version set up. Thanks.
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Both JES2 and JES3 have alternative PROC sources. Worst case is a started job
with a JCLLIB DD.
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If someone responds off-list, please send me the link.
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.
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Also Kipling.
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On Sun, 19 Mar 2023 at 21:28, Bob Bridges
Typo doing C should be including a JOB card.
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Are "route" and "rut" related?
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Northern ir Southern? Or is "roden" the same in both?
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Well, UK English can also get us Americans in trouble, e.g., "fanny".
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like
Generated JOB card
Generated EXEC PROC=name from START with keyword parameters from start
Generated IEFRDER DD with parameters from START
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I say Id Cams, Zee Oh Ess, Ess Queue Ell.
IFOX00 is Assembler (XF), the last free assembler in the CP-67, DOS/360, OS/360
lines. It looked like a rewritten Assembler (F), but there were enough
differences that an OS/360 Stage 1 sysgen wouldn't assemble on it.
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http
The only tools that I'm aware of for that sort of quoting were offline readers,
e.g., OLX.
Format=flowed is for Internet e-mail and I'm not aware of anybody retrofitting
it to BBS software.
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382-7313
/* I am CopyCat of Borg. Your tagline will be assimilated. */
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Tagline? There's a term I haven't seen in decades. I fondly remember offline
readers that co
, anything from UOW (although the latter eventually morphed into
chargeable, also with good support.)
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nitials >" style of quoting?
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;
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Subject: Re: Processing SMF Type 15 records help
I already included it:
** ASMA044E Undefined symbol - SMF82ITE
** ASMA435I Record 273 in SYS1.MACLIB(IHBOPLTX) on volume: A4RES1
On 2023-03-16 11:00, Seymour J Metz wrote:
/000)
_RMDSSETC '000' RMDS (nnn/000)
_DFSMS07 SETC 'NO' DFSMS ST 07 (YES/NO)new in DFSMS 1.2
Error Messages:
** ASMA044E Undefined symbol - SMF82ITE
** ASMA435I Record 273 in SYS1.MACLIB(IHBOPLTX) on volume: A4RES1
Regards,
David
On 2023-03-16 10:02, Seymour J Metz wrote:
> What m
What macro libraries did you use?
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You should be able to process them in PL/I.
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Good Day Listserv readers,
I
Look for the message in the Master Trace.
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Subject: linklist error at IPL
Is there anyway to get alerted to a linklist
Just seeing if you were awake. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
Why change the carriage control from single space to eject?
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The first HW is the length for both BDW and RDW.
BDW DS0H
DCY(*-SOF)
DCH'0'
DCY(*-SOF)
DCH'0'
DCC' '
SOF EQU *
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Yes, with STFL.
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They do, however, have the concept of dependency among packages. The
configuration control software that I mentioned does quite a bit more.
Are they as powerful as SMP? No, but they fill a similar niche.
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I coined the term "stupidity above and beyond the call of duty" for such
incidents. Richard Feynman (ז״ל) would have referred to it as "cargo cult
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There are a lot of people using package managers in the Linux world, and a lot
of software available as, e.g., deb, rpm, files. To say nothing of, e.g., cvs,
git, SCCS, svn.
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Yes, and it is a *VERY* bad idea.
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?
The BUNCH machine's I'm familiar with were somewhat earlier, and didn't have
removable disks. What machine and drive was that?
FWIW, I know something about all five but have only used CDC and UNIVAC, plus a
dwarf not part of the BUNCH.
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+9; +4 for BDW, +4 for RDW, +1 for ANSI carriage control character.
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I responded before I saw this. Yes, you need both BDW and RDW. They should not
have the same value; the length in the BDW should include the BDW.
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Yes, the TOD clock uses UTC, but doesn't z/OS still apply adjustments when
displaying time? I haven't checked, but I suspect that z/VM does as well.
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You don't need to write a large block but you do need to construct both a BDW
and an RDW. The length in the RDW should be 5 (control character plus RDW) than
the length of the text, and the lenght in the BDW should be 4 more than that..
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: Re: IEC036I 002-30 trying to write messages to snapx
I m in bed but I remember the DECB
I just put in my working storage dsect
Like so
WS_DSECT
DS 18F
IHADECB DSECT=NO
WORKAREA. DS.CL100
On Mon, Mar 13, 2023 at 12:03 AM Seymour J Metz
That's not all of the code. How did you define WRITEWRK and DECB?
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Maybe it's time for an RFE. Is there a business case for a new hold class to
address this? something like MANUALPRE(UY12345)?
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Was there a HOLD un the PTF with an explanation that it had to be on a separate
APPLY from the prereq?
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Barbara Nitz
MVS/SE R1 ("SE1") installed on top of OS/VS2 R3.7 and MVS/SE R2 ("SE2")
installed on top of OS/VS2 R3.8; in both cases one of the prerequisite
selectable units disabled DSS ("By the pricking of my thumbs, SU7 this way
comes.")
MVS/SP V1 replaced SE2 and exploited, but did not
?
DFP is not a prerequisite for MVS/SP.
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?
I don't see z/OS in the article.
JES2 is also part of the base charge, although there once was a chargeable NJE
product for MVS.
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There is lots of Rexx off of the mainframe; it just doesn't get much press. I
just wish that it had native regexen with named captures.
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ns or Technical Newsletters."
Gotta love bitsavers.
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Thanks; I've added a link.
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source it.
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ITYM OS/VS2 3.8J. I would have expected that by 1986 most MVS customers would
have installed MVS/SE if not MVS/SP; both MVS/SE and MVS/SP V1 installed on top
of OS/VS2 3.8 with an appropriate SU repertoire..
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Subject: Re: zOSMF
Hi R'Shmuel AMV"SH,
Do you remember MVS/SP V1 R3.8?
I don't.
Freilichen Purim
Regards,
David
On 2023-03-06 23:39, Seymour J Metz wrote:
> MVS/SP V1 R3.8? I believe that was the last release that did
MVS/SP V1 R3.8? I believe that was the last release that did not require XA or
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AFAIK, IBM used the BookManager BUILD tag set, which is a superset of
BookMaster. Note that the PC versions of BookManager BUILD were totally
different and did not support Script input.
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AFAIK, the only issues for connecting two LPARS with a CF running on a CP of
the same CEC are cost and performance.
For cross-CEC connections, a CTCA link is enough for XCF, but anything more,
e.g., GRS star, requires a CF link.
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VSMLIST is certainly the best way to test what z/OS has allocated in large
blocks, but I believe that the OP would be better served by using PL/I
facilities to allocate and report the storage.
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The issue is performance. Depending on what you are doing, the degraded
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efficient, you can request
storage usage reports with quite a bit of detail.
sas
On Fri, Mar 3, 2023 at 2:37 PM Seymour J Metz wrote:
> I doubt that you will get what you need that way. PL/I subaloocates
> storage withing big blocks, and doing your own GETMAIN/STORAGE instead of
> using na
and give the free/allocated counts.
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The timer code was different for S/360 and S/370 and I believe that OS/360 set
some control registers when generated for a S/370.
There were 3rd party mods to increase the memory limits of some models.
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ILC doesn't seem to be a thing in the open source community. It's not an easy
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?
© 2022 IBM CorporationIBM z16 Technical Overview_91 is "© 2022 IBM
CorporationIBM z16 Technical Overview_91 IBM zSystems IBM z16 Configuration:
PDU based single frame Rear View", not a rack-mounted version.
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Reserved words? We don't need no stinking reserved words. That's one of the
things I like about PL/I.
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A good compilers does, e.g., flow analysis, to optimize the generated code. It
may be difficult to hand optimize well enough to beat a good compiler and still
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In addition to the obvious instructions Phil mentioned, there is also PLO. I
don't have any relevant performance data.
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Is there an active SHARE requirement for ANSI Rexx, ooRexx or both?
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Well, if he's sure that SSI is all he wants, then, yes, IEHLIST is more
appropriate, but off the top of my head I don't see a use case, whereas IDR
records have a more obvious utility.
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Did I mention that I hate URL rewriters?
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There was an announcement. If you knew him well, could you write a tribute for
cbttape.org? Thanks.
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Alta Vista? That's a blast from the past.
I miss the old Deja Vu, before google bought it and destroyed the user
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ObGungaDin Yes, the documentation is often bad, but having them available makes
things so much easier.
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practical than it used to be.
;-)
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On 1/3/23 06:37, Seymour J Metz wrote:
> Te
Telum isn't really an AI engine, but it has, e.g., vector capabilities
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The google search engine is really terrible, and I welcome challengers that are
more interested in accurate hits than in product placement.
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UUID to correlate CSI with system.
I would expect any port of SSH to include SFTP, but disappointments happen.
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Paul
than your reputation. Character is what you
are, reputation merely what others think you are.” - - - John Wooden
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Subject: Re: Big z/O
We’re sorry!
The page you're looking for may have been moved or deleted. Start a new search
on ibm.com or visit one of the popular sites shown below.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2023 9:38
C0%7C638131919648698898%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000%7C%7C%7C=2ZWUupm87bZlSWwsZ4Oc3Sq1APmiuCHDYQg4IIauddQ%3D=0>
[4] Alan Kay:
<https://nam11.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%
Read it how? I would expect vastly different timings depending on the answer.
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That would be great. CPAN is the main reason that I use Perl and CTAN makes
(La)TeX much more useful.
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Maynard
, or was it classic Rexx?
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as a little girl,
Who had a little curl,
Right in the middle of her forehead.
When she was good,
She was very good indeed,
But when she was bad she was horrid.
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extending REXX for CMS and TSO to be easy, although admittedly
assembler is mothers' milk to me and I didn't have to deal with LE issues.
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
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RECFM=VB unless the compilers won't support it.
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David Crayford [dcrayf...@gmail.com]
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BPAM? Record access to binary files, where LF has no special significance?
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Why? That will only list the directory information, while [A|I]MBLIST LISTIDR
will give the IDR data as well.
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
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Mike
To expand on that, never throw out debug scaffolding after you go production;
keep the test cases and AIF out anything that you want to disable rather than
deleting it.
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at the joints.
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Leonard D Woren [ibm-main...@ldworen.net]
Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2023 9:59 PM
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The S0C1 is almost certainly a bug in TESTAUTH, not in his code, and I wouldn't
expect him to track down the bug in TEST, nor is it his responsibility. If he's
not already licensed, think of this as a marketing opportunity.
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
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As long as the network people allow it, NFS is the best solution for a lot of
things.
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Neil O'Connor [ver.z
This sounds like a problem with TEST. Have you tried a different debugger?
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Joseph Reichman
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Subject: Cant SPKA to PSW Key 4
Hi
I
That link is for buttons. I'm looking for material on the paddle that Robert
Rannie carried as a symbol of the OS/360 project and which he repaired after an
IBM rep broke it. The repair became known as a Paddle Temporary fix (PTYF).
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
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Does anybody remember the SHARE and players for the "Paddle Temporary Fix" of
Robert Ranie's paddle, and is there an online description? Thanks.
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
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Fo
They are already available as XMI files. The point of the individual files is
to allow them to be viewed from a web file. The motivation for that was the
need to cite therm for, e.g., wiki.
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
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> the assumption that soneone starting work
> at a new site could expect to bring their
> own tools with them, with impunity.
I can, because I ask for permission. Doing it when you know it's not allowed,
OTOH, is, shall we say, ill considered.
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