Before I start chiseling a piece of stone into a wheel :-) - I've been
thinking about ICETOOL and DB2. Is there already in existence something that
would provide a SELECT (similar to what is used in DSNTIAUL or DSNTIAD) to
select DB2 data as an E15 exit for DFSORT?
My ideal would be
I was not aware that the UNLOAD utility invoked DFSORT, I figured DSNTIAUL
did. I was wondering it that was as efficient as invoking an SQL query in E15,
but with the other responses I think it's probably not worth coding another
one to find out.
As for creating the symbols - I can
However you are specifying a device, or your task is selecting the device, the
device is either already allocated to something else, or it is boxed and has no
I/O paths.I'm not a big VM guy, but is it possible you have a device
defined to multiple guests, and you have it online to more
As many have stated you are limited to 8 upper case characters, 7 if you still
use UADS; however if the MQ user is off-platform, perhaps one of the various
tools for mapping other IDs to a RACF ID could be used? These are all part of
RACF (not sure about ACF2 or Top Secret) but as I see it
Questions:
1. Is this the same VSAM file shared between the two partitions?
2. Is the VSAM file referenced in JCL anywhere, or just in the commands in
IDCAMS?
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I have some questions about the ISPF 3.4 utility.
1. Why does 'Referred' show on the "total" display for datasets, but if you
print the dataset list, you don't get it?
2. Are there ways to extend what is displayed? For one example: I would like
to have column for 'Your Access' that would
The password might be sent in the clear - but that is an SNA SLU (the TN3270
LU for the terminal session) to PLU (CL/Supersession) session and as such
would require looking into methods for encrypting SNA sessions in the Comm
Server manuals. I'm pretty sure it's not flowing over IP if
TN3270 supports secure sockets. Just make your TN3270 terminals "auto logon"
to CL/Supersession and you're good.
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Question: does it really matter with a volume that's a virtual thing
implemented on a RAID array?
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I know there's still a VS FORTRAN compiler on a machine I work on - is it still
supported, or does it just "work". Haven't seen updates for it in forever; we
are running down what was compiled with it that may still be running. All the
important stuff moved to a FORTRAN supplied by another
I don't think this function exists, and I'm thinking about writing up a SHARE
requirement for it (which I guess these days becomes an RFE but I'm a member of
SHARE so I think I'll go that way). I thought I'd ask whether it would be
used enough to justify going through that process.
What I'm
I could try to do that but I was hoping to use just the tools I have. The
nslookup command on z/OS (TSO and "TSO in batch" returns more than one line,
which means writing a Rexx exec to parse it into something to match to the
output of the other stuff
If you can export the cert in z/OS then you ought to be able to use one of the
RACF certificate displays to determine who signed it.
I _think_ you can export this in Base64 format, move it to Windows as text, and
import it into the Windows certificate store.
I guess I'm asking if IEFSSREQ is somehow better than AMASYMBF for retrieving
the node value.
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The program is already in Assembler - so I'm guessing I would use the AMASYMBM
or AMASYMBF service to resolve SYSNODE
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I have some code that follows a control block chain to the HCCT to get the JES2
node name, but that requires going to key zero (or so the source says, it's
been years ). Is there a way to retrieve the JES2 node name in a program
running in batch, without being APF-authorized? We'd like to
The Mono project ran .NET stuff on Linux, and I have seen it running on z/Linux
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The code is not just to _find_ the node, but we want to use the node name for
other purposes in this program. So SDSF isn't going to help here.
As for other methods of using IEFSSREQ and/or control block chain chaining why
are they better than the ASASYMBM/F program interface?
The best tool to transform XML is XSLT. It's a little funky to learn, because
it's a "functional programming language" but it's designed for XML. I used it
this way
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The stylesheet does all the work. You'll find information about XSLT around
the 'net. I don't claim to be good at
this _may_ work:
Include a dummy dataset with DISP=OLD in the JCL for both started tasks. Start
them one after the other in the order you want them to run or if you have an
automated operations tool, start them a second apart or more - whatever you
are comfortable with. The DISP=OLD will
ASG Workload Scheduler (formerly Beta42, formerly from Pecan) has "agents" for
Windows and *nix and z/OS; I would assume their Zeke schedule would have those
capabilities too. The shop I retired from used the z/OS agents to coordinate
scheduling of data gathering for MXG and chargeback so
The brain is just not working today I guess. I want to use DFSORT to select
some SMF records for a week; I'm getting myself confused in the DFSORT
application programming guide
Do I want to use
INCLUDE COND=(11,4,PD,GE,)
or
INCLUDE COND=(11,4,Y4U,GE,)
or have I missed something
Thanks for the solution. I am wondering, though: since I am not interested in
dates in the 20th century, could I use COND=(12,3,Y2U,GE,) ? The
rightmost 3 bytes of the SMF date would seem to satisfy Y2U and as long as my
offset of -7 doesn't take me to a previous century I should be OK,
I am not using IFASMFDP I am doing other things in the DFSORT application. I'm
trying not to do all of the I/O to select the records with IFASMFDP, then read
the selected records a second time into DFSORT to process them.
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Thank you, I think this is a better solution for me right now.
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I have been unsuccessful so far in finding out the answer to this in the IBM
documentation on the LDAP client utilities. Maybe my search-fu is lacking
today, but here's the question:
When running the ldapsrch utility in z/OS (IKJEFT01 in batch or in TSO) can a
NETRC file be used instead
Is this for users, "power users", or programmer/developers? For some of those
groups, SyncSort (not sure of the new names yet) or DFSORT provide pretty good
reporting capabilities and great performance.
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With "several hundreds if not thousands jobs running at any give time" you
must be using an automated job scheduler of some sort. Does your scheduler
maintain 'average run time' in its database? Does the scheduler itself, allow
notification if that average time is exceeded?
If not - you can
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