I think you mean ISPF statistics. That would be in the user data area in the
directory entries. You might try the LM ISPF services.
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>Hi all,
>
>Is there a way to get the PDS/PDSE member information, namely,
>m
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violin, but today we need another french horn player. You are a musician. You
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>talking microseconds here) the value will be dif
ters need not be specified, as they will be
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machine, however, the IBM 704 had very poor reliability by today's standards.
On average, the machine failed around every 8 hours."
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>I know how to have a COBOL program on z/OS use a data set name that isn't
>determined until runtime, via an environment variable. My question is can you
>use
yte translated.
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IMO R3 should be set to a length that reflects the end of the storage
containing the string.
Setting the length to 2 GB-1 is sloppy programming.
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On Thu, 27 Apr 2023 14:09:17 -0700, Michael Stein wrote:
>On Thu, Apr 27, 2023 at 07:54:56PM +, Seymour J Metz wrote:
&g
knowledge and qualifications.
Sorry for feeding the trolls.
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>First off, I’ve NEVER said I know it all. Many of you can’t even comprehend
>simple English. But, there are some here who think they are an expert at
>e
So much for not putting your information out on the internet.
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>I don’t lie, cheat, steal, smoke, do drugs, drink alcohol. I do lots a
>charity, give huge tips, help animal shelters, and much muc
Yes, it will. And if you are debugging an abend that occurred with an older
version of the program, the listing is no longer available in the program
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>Won't that replace the NOLOAD segments with the new o
Are you running NETVIEW SUB=MSTR so that it can start earlier in the IPL?
Have you considered stopping it after the IPL is complete and restarting it to
run under JES?
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>The problem is with our Netview STCs. They exec
Until the program is recompiled and relinked.
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>With the
>NOLOAD class program segmenets in new COBOL the debugging data is always
>available, alway
comes next in your life.
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>Actually, Optum Technologies started this project a little over a year ago.
>They basically threw money and developers at, a long with telling the users
>to "suck it up and deal with
How do they accomplish that?
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>But most systems I use admirably do not allow non-privileged users to access
>the hardware clock.
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>>IBM has announced that Transactional execution will be removed.
>>
>Entirely? I read much earlier that it was being removed partially.
From the z16 an
IBM has announced that Transactional execution will be removed.
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>The modern way is Transactional Execution. PLO was developed decades ago
>and works well by itself but doesn't co-exist well with CS/CDS.
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>On Thu, 9 Mar 2023 at 18:27, Bill Giannelli wrote:
>
>> I am in the lists
Maybe she means what she said. MVS/SP Version 1.3.8 is referenced as a
supported operating environment in this:
https://www.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bin/ssialias?infotype=dd=sm=ShopzSeries=897/ENUS5695-002
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>Hi Te
The ENQ will be on the true name, not the alias name.
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>HI Shmuel
> DSN is an alias name(a loadlib dataset).
> Could you tell me how to find which ano
Remember to receive the latest HOLDDATA before running the REPORT MISSINGFIX.
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wrote:
>> An error was found in file "/u/pinionr/TDMF/IZUD00DF.json". Error: "The file
>> contains data that is n
mxg.com
On Tue, 14 Feb 2023 09:10:04 -0600, Bill Giannelli
wrote:
>thank you for your responses!
>I just found out we have MXG!
>doing google searches.
>might you point me to a link and or manual on how to use MXG?
>thanks
>Bill
>
I would think that the auditors or the lawyers might not agree with management.
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wrote:
>NO resources on any servers anywhere will be committed to the preservation of
>data.
>The Mainframe will be powered off 6 mon
Is that all you want?
"I want it because I think it would be cool" is not a business justification.
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On Tue, 7 Feb 2023 12:15:57 -0600, Paul Edwards wrote:
>The z/OS change that would be required to support
>negative indexing (which, while fairly uncommo
It is very difficult to debug an abend in a Cobol program unless you can at
least read the generated assembler. Of course, these days, there are programs
that will do it for you.
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>Ok, so exactly why is that a prob
LDDATA entry. Just add the
updated one to the end of the HOLDDATA file.
The FIX in SMRTDATA is used by REPORT ERRORSYSMODS and REPORT MISSINGFIX.
And include SUP(aparnum) in the resolving PTF. That tells SMP/E that the error
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the SECINT hold to be
against that PTF.
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>The holddata for SECINT looks like below. Note the function SYSMOD, not PTF
>SYSMOD ID:
>++ HOLD(HSMA230) FMID(HSMA230) REASON(BHx) ERROR DATE(yyddd)
>
> C
An ASSIGN statement assigns a source-id, not a class.
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>I'll correct myself. i normally just download the ASSIGN file and receive
>that. I took a peek at the HOLDDATA file on RL and the samp
anything.
I guess that the PTFs that resolve SECINTs are also not documented
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>On Thu, 19 Jan 2023 16:37:28 +, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>
>>"SECINT
>> The reason ID SYSMOD identifies a fix for a secu
Wouldn't a hold with CLASS(SECINT) be an ERROR hold?
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>Doesn't the process for security/integrity violations include creating an
>APAR? If so, shouldn't any PTF with hold class SECINT also have an ERRO
SW is an ESA/390 PSW.
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One way of effectively providing a backup is to clone the target zone before
applying maintenance. Then apply to the clone.
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>I agree totally. Only backups provide a sure way out of problems during
>ap
I like LyX for this kind of thing. Perhaps because I'm too lazy to learn LaTeX
or TeX.
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>Partial restore is a can of worms. What happens if foo has a PE, bar
>supersedes the asso
n the target, and the second member's 32K block doesn't fit
>after the first member's 32K block,
Except that IEBCOPY also knows about splitting TXT records, and it will
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in the SYS1.PARMLIB on each
system in the sysplex. Every system that is sharing a PDSE must be a member of
the
sysplex and have the sysplex coupling facility (XCF) active.
People have violated these rules and gotten away with it, but that does not
mean
that it is safe to do so.
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On Mon, 15 Jun 2020 07:16:30 -0700, Lizette Koehler wrote:
>I am not sure if there is an easy way to list all FMIDs in the SMP/e
>environment.
LIST FUNCTIONS .
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n zone will still
have to have the correct DDDEFs. JCL symbols can be your friend in setting up
the jobs to do all of this. Test your process carefully.
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Radoslaw,
What do you mean? Are you referring to running with PDSESHARING(NORMAL)?
Is it documented anywhere that a PDSE can be safely shared outside a
SYSPLEX when running PDSESHARING(EXTENDED)?
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>Yes, I'm aware of that. Howe
). It says so right here, among other places:
>
>https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/zosbasics/com.ibm.zos.zjcl/zjclt_exercise_crtNsubmitjob.htm
What is your point? The contents of in-stream data is not part of JCL, any more
than the contents of some other data set referenced
a unless you can count on everyone's workstation being at
least as secure
as z/OS is. All you need is one user who gets their PC hacked and the hacker
has access to z/OS,
with whatever authority that user has.
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>As much to the point, why does this need to be 24-bit LSQA?
Compatibility.
TCBs and RBs are still below the line because moving them above the line
will likely break existing AMODE(24) programs.
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that others did the same, or stored them in a fullword.
These would have to be changed if letters are allowed.
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oject, the Linux operating system would be largely useless.
By the way, both GNU and the Linux kernel are free software, licensed
under the GNU General Purpose License (GPL). The GPL was created to
ensure that the GNU operating system would remain unencumbered by
propri
on List [mailto:IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU] On
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>The data presented shows that FRR is a lot better than ESTAE(X).
&g
The data presented shows that FRR is a lot better than ESTAE(X).
Perhaps you overlooked the number of iterations.
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>Interesting numbers.
>
>But I looked at the current doc and it still appears to be problem s
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Also see numerous references to variable length in the ISAM Logic Manual for
OS/360 release 21
http://bitsavers.org/pdf/ibm/360/os/isam/GY28-6618-5_OS_ISAM_Logic_Rel_21_Feb72.pdf
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rinted, and IIRC rarely exceeded 200 pages.
Yesterday, I saw a SYSUDUMP that was over 3700 pages. Trying to make
sense of that is a chore even with a 99 line display and multiple split
screens.
It is much easier to process a SYSMDUMP with IPCS.
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EIVE only requires that the FMID be in the Global zone.
If the resolving PTF was available, you should have been able to APPLY the FMID
and the PTF at the same time.
It isn't unusual for an ERROR hold to be placed on an FMID.
If there is no resolving PTF, BYPASS HOLDERR would be necessary.
h, are PDS or PDSE:
PDSE to PDSE
PDSE to PDS
PDS to PDSE
PDS to PDS
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IEFC039I ATTEMPT TO RECALL MIGRATED DATA SET WAS SUCCESSFUL
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that you are not installing any error PTFs beyond the one that you
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2. Read Direct and Write Direct were also removed at about the same
time. There may be a few other instructions that have been removed, but
IIRC they are all privileged instructions.
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On Wed, 15 Jan 2020 10:48:26 -0600, Tom Marchant wrote:
>or, perhaps more specific to the OP's question,
>http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/pdf/ibm/360/
Oops. I meant
http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/pdf/ibm/3270/
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or, perhaps more specific to the OP's question,
http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/pdf/ibm/360/
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generated by 6.2. The ability to generate AMODE 64 code makes the
compilers very different, even if that ability is not used for a given compile.
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the
TZONE entry for
the new zone.
I'd be curious what the UPGLEVEL is in the TZONE entry for your target zone.
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It is not clear to me that this kind of architectural change would be an
improvement, especially for data sets that can be accessed randomly.
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On Tue, 7 Jan 2020 13:04:21 -0600, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
>>Don Poitras wrote:
>>
>>The Vista TN3270 emulator can copy a screen (or part of a screen) as text.
>>
>Is that Vista's or Windows support?
Vista. IMO, it has very powerful copy and paste capa
cannot call
them from 31-bit Cobol, so you need to maintain two versions.
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>If I read the Manual correctly, only Batch is 64-bit supported. CICS is not
>64-bit supported.
>I have many DB2 programs
a TN print train", for
example, that is only a subset of the 256 possible values in a
byte.
The point of using a term like "any hexadecimal character" is to
indicate that all 256 possible values in the byte are acceptable.
It could just as well be "a byte with any hexadecimal v
on can be satisfied by up to five extents.
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parameter to YES, the software will need to be changed to no longer
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I'll close with this observation. A z15 processor can have a maximum of
40 TB of customer storage. The maximum amount of SCM is 6 TB. You
want to configure your paging subsystem so that paging to DASD is rare,
and almost all paging is to SCM, because SCM is so much faster.
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accomplished with DYNALLOC aliasing. I'd
>welcome an enlightening example.
Really? Perhaps I'm being dense, but I don't see how that helps in a batch
environment. And I don't see how something like DDNAME= would help
that in a TSO environment.
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>Jcl allows "routing" on DD name to another using DDNAME= opeerand. is there
>an equivalent in tso? I remember TSO PIPE, but this was not a standard TSO
>command (CBTTAPE maybe).
What problem are you trying to solve
I have another dumb question. How is it that PSF can tolerate having its PDS
data sets moved while it is running?
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>David, I guess I might have a dumb question, but if the datasets that PSF was
>using wer
ssue STIMER WAIT when it detects that it has nothing to do.
If, OTOH, it waits for an ECB to be posted, or an I/O to complete, or any of a
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"Do not use this option unless you know the data set is not open on
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>Does IBM receives more detailed message ?
Have you asked IBM?
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On Fri, 11 Oct 2019 07:30:42 -0500, John McKown wrote:
>OK, I'll remember that. "That which is not specifically allowed is
>forbidden."
More like "That which is not documented as working in a particular
way cannot be assumed to work in that way, even if testing seems
to show that it works that
R. This parmlib is
>used heavily and extensively by applications, and no way to get it DISP=OLD.
>Any thoughts or explanation would truly be appreciated.
Your ENQ on DSNAME+member will not help you when the two jobs are updating a
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>An easy way is to create unique HLQs for Global, TLIB and DLIB datasets. If
>you use one HLQ for everything it might get confusing.
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On Fri, 4 Oct 2019 17:31:06 +, Jousma, David wrote:
>Does every JES3 shop that wants to remain have to re-buy (I'm guessing yes)?
>Otherwise how's the money going to be made?
Buy? Is a one-time charge an option these days?
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>El Segundo, CA—October 2, 2019: Phoenix Software International, Inc.,
>today announced they have entered into an agreement with IBM® under
>which Phoenix Software International has
ess to the user catalog
for the data sets. However, for a RACF-protected master catalog, you
also need UPDATE-access authority to add or delete an SMS-managed
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The bookshelf files are not like directories that contain the PDF files.
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>>I guess I'm asking "what is the chunk of memory described in 'SAME AS
>>ABOVE'" ?
>
>One line. 32 bytes.
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as someone who has used
>COBOL to get program and data set usage from SMF data.
What if you could get the compilers to be able to process the Assembler
DSECTs? Would that be a better approach?
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