Thanks so much for this, Kolusu. I was hoping to find a way to get a new
time on every record, but I think I can work with this and the following
sequence number.
I hope you have a great day today!
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umeral value (let's say 125110104322)
that represents the HHMMSSmm for each record as it is built. I have
seen examples using a static date for the entire execution, but I am
hoping for multiple milliseconds to show up in these records.
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ta field 1',
52,C'This is my data field 2' ,
82,C'This is my data field 3',
102,C'AZ',
104,C'1')
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some examples to see it in action?
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RECORD TYPE=V
INCLUDE COND=(5,24576,SS,EQ,C'MBC$23005X')
(I don't know if I need special statements for VSAM LDS...I couldn't
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Thanks to many people politely telling me, "Hey dummy, use SYMBOLS=", I have
go
it. Of course, we test all the job changes like this.
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defined as CYL(4000,1000) - which
might be too high a primary as you said - How can I convert that sort of
allocation to DYNSPC settings? It sounds like that would be a crucial
setting for my common parameters to be successful.
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this everywhere?
//DFSPARM DD *
OPTION DYNALLOC=(SYSDA,15),DYNSPC=768,HIPRMAX=OPTIMAL,MOSIZE=MAX,MOWRK
/*
(I put the data instream here, but we want to stick it into a system PDS
member.)
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defaults.
Have a good evening, and a happy Independence Day to the US folks!
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how can I dump off the cu
docu somewhere that helps interpret the SYSOUT messages).
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Subject Re: SORTWK space usage
450mill * 110 * 1.5 = 7425000 = 69GB so mayb
Thanks again, Peter, and all. One last question - how can I dump off the
current SORT system options? For example, Peter, you said, "my shop
defaults DYNALLOC to 59" - how can I see what our default setting has?
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Billy,
Am only trying to present a possible option.
?
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Subject Re: SORTWK space usage
Try adding this instead off sorted dd.
//DFSPARM DD *
OPTION DYNALLOC=(SYSDA,15),DYNSPC=768
/*
You can add oth
Broadcom was having some problems with the customer website earlier
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UNIT=(WORK,5)...
and this will not work, is that right, Sri Kolusu? I would only get the
first volume anyway?
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a better handle on how Sort
determines what it needs.
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for here. Thanks again!
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Subject Re[2]: COBOL Field Length problem
Michael, you gave me something interesting to try. It seems the Config
use explicit FUNCTION calls to get past
the problem.
Thanks for pointing me the right direction through the fog!
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I don'
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I was able to use the String command successfully with the replacement.
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looked through the manuals and done my Google diligence, but saw
nothing about replacements (or lack of) in Procedure Division literals.
Does anyone have a good answer here? Can my programmer do this or not,
and if so, how?
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Kolusu, you are great and gracious! Thank you for this - it works as
expected. I will dress up the file a bit with a good header, date and
timestamp, and be able to turn it over to my user tomorrow. I greatly
appreciate the teaching through this, too.
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Wow, I did not want this to be so difficult...but given a choice, I
would like the second approach, as it is cleaner, but for the sake of
learning (if you don't mind), I would welcome the first option, also, to
make my training more complete!
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ith
the 0 Articles and 0 Items.
Is this possible?
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Subject Re: DFSORT to count and sum subsets of data
Kolusu, this works great, and t
Kolusu, this works great, and the end user is happy with the detail.
Now, he wants one additional tweak. The top of the file (within the
first two rows) has this:
PROD.A31XAD.IDARTA00 ARTICLE LISTING BY
DEPARTMENT
(This starts in Col 2)
cles, total items: ###2044
I can get the count to work through a simple sum, but I can't get the
number of articles to break on the Department code (there could be
1-to-n departments in each file).
Can someone help me with what should be fairly simple here?
Thank you and best regards,
Bi
Bill, does this help at all:
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.2.0?topic=language-setting-up-started-tasks-master-jcl
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Subject Re
I agree with Steve's approach...since you want the job to be on a
certain system, le the check be in the job. This keeps the proc
concentrated on the work it needs and less cluttered.
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T
Unfortunately, you can not have "nested" symbols...just one and done.
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Subject JCL // SET SYMBOL indirection
I love symbol
process to either segment the
sorts into two pieces based on the high order part of the sort key, or
if you could split, sort, and merge files outside of your program. It
sounds to me that it is a special program that has to touch 4.3billion
records in its run.
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Paul, the Storage command works on Hex values by default, so
Storage(10,4) is dealing with the address x'0010'.
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VT= C2D(Storage(10,4))
Call Trace("O") /* though you won't get here if it fails...*/
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rite a program to do this two-file match, but I am trying to open
eyes to the possibility of a faster-running SORT process.
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Subject Re
)
INCLUDE COND=...,OR, ...
INREC with multiple IFTHEN and PUSH and OVERLAYs
OUTFIL VTOF, INCLUDE,BUILD
There must be something simple I am missing (and there will be another
question tomorrow if I get this fixed).
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Billy Ashton
it, look at the SYMOUT DD statement to see the before
and after image of the statement. Let us know what you see for the
symbol.
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Subject Re:
Kolusu, this worked great! I went with the Version 2 selection, and
replaced the pipe delimiter with just a simple space.
Thanks again - one day, I hope to be able to do these simple things
myself!
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Msgkey - "Program Parm" type date , runtype()
location numeric-code
2. The input is a FB file of 150, and these records are just space
padded. The other log records in the file are of all different lengths,
with some using the whole 150.
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elp with
the Inrec definition?
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ot;,15) Then Say "It is on"---> RC (1): It is on
If BitOn("ABC",26) Then Say "It is on" ---> RC (9): null
If BitOn("A",4) Then Say "It is on"---> RC (0): null
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the setting of bit 6 of the flag1 variable
Translate to the values I pass in (N, Y) from the bit value of 0, 1
Another simple way you could do it is to build your test mask (bit 6
on), and use this:
If C2X(Bitand(flag1,'0100'b)) > 0 Then say "got it"
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!
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Date 6/30/2022 6:14:04 PM
Subject Re: Using SORT to generate sequential Dates
Billy,
If I understand your requirement correctly, you need current month begin to end
Kolusu, the key data is that I have the previous month start and end
date (for today, it would be May 1 and 31), with some range of dates
before that. I also need at least the end of the current month (June 30,
today). For running it tomorrow, I need at least June 1 - 30 (with some
dates in
number, but have trouble with incremental
dates or getting the start date. Can Kolusu or someone else help with
this? I am sure it is simple with a repeat, but I can't come up with
anything.
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WinSCP(winscp.net)
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Subject FTP Software for Mainframe to PC
Just looking to create a list of software that does FTP from the
I still remember my first computer-oriented job as a burster and
decollator operator. My biggest nemesis was the 5-part carbon form with
parts 4&5 edge glued (for an insurance company, of course).
Ahh, those halcyon days...
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XBATCH script
to do a simple string compare?
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shell Copy command to copy the MVS file to Unix (still trying to work
that out with return code testing).
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a very good shell
programmer.
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/tempfile.txt)
Thanks again for your great suggestion!
B
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Hi Carmen, I am going to give gil's method a try first, as it is simple
enough to keep inside a BR14, and failing that, I will go with the shell
command. Thanks for the suggestion!
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you and best regards,
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On Tue, 8 Feb 2022 13:01:14 +00
,
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On Tue, 8 Feb 2022 13:01:14 +0000, Billy Ashton wrote:
=(DELETE,DELETE) and that file does not
exist, I get a JCL error.
Ideally, I should not need this, but want to ensure that this file is
not there when I start my processing.
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My career in IT started as an overnight burster and decollator
operator...
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Subject Re: What not to do on a z/OS system...
yup, Print, burst, trim, console, microfiche, all
All of this sounds interesting, so if I wanted to try out some Python
scripts to see how they stack up to Rexx, where might I find some Python
source members along with JCL members to run them?
Thanks!
Billy
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Thanks, Kolusu...this works like a charm, and I can understand what it
is doing. I will let you get back on track with Jason's part of the
request now.
Have a Merry Christmas and happy holiday season!
Billy
Sri h Kolusu wrote on 12/21/2021 15:38:
1. Look for any job ABCDE123 having message
Kolusu, thanks for the sample, it does work great for what you said, and
I can use this. I'm afraid I did not ask this correctly, and it will
explain why I think two steps, unless you think otherwise. Let me
restate the logic using your sample below.
1. Look for any job ABCDE123 having message
Kolusu, this leads to some intriguing things, and there are a lot of
possibilities here.
I would like to ask one extension to this, if you please. I would like
to be able to further screen the syslog by Jobname, but knowing that
there could be multiple job numbers, I would need a way to
are different, I've
been as site that do not require me to use the proxy , both options
work well.
Carmen
On 11/19/2021 2:00 PM, Billy Ashton wrote:
Hi all, I am back!
After successfully getting my FTPS and SFTP JCL set up and working
right here, some manager got a bee in his bonnet to say that he
Hi all, I am back!
After successfully getting my FTPS and SFTP JCL set up and working right
here, some manager got a bee in his bonnet to say that he wanted to use
HTTPS protocol from his JCL, because he read that HTTPS was the best way
to go. I tried to explain that HTTPS was meant for
Here is a neat little trick I learned from a guy at CA, using SET and
IF. I use this a lot now, and other than needing a dummy step if I am
testing the first step in a job, it works great. I have been able to
nest my IF statements sometimes 3 deep when I have complex processing
that I want to
Paul Gilmartin wrote on 10/19/2021 09:09:
On Tue, 19 Oct 2021 02:57:22 -0500, Jantje. wrote:
On Mon, 18 Oct 2021 15:17:22 -0400, Billy Ashton wrote:
Hi again...is there a way to run a single BPXBATCH JCL member that
Can I suggest you move to COZBATCH? So much simpler to use and far better
Hi again...is there a way to run a single BPXBATCH JCL member that
copies some instream data into temp files and then run a command that
uses those files?
For example, I tried this, but got no output:
//SFTP EXEC PGM=BPXBATCH
//STDOUT DD SYSOUT=*
//STDERR DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSOUT DD
Well, when you are working in JCL, the line is 72/80 bytes for most
libraries. So then the question is, how do you continue the command to a
second or third line in these standard JCL libraries?
Billy
What Line limit are you dealing with? 72 or larger?
With BPXBATCH STDPARM, the limit is
Hi all! I see we have been talking some about FTPS, so now I want to
spin the letters around for SFTP with an easy question-I hope!
Does anyone have a batch job/JCL that they use for SFTP that hides a
user/password? I have looked for some hours at Google, and everything I
see has the user and
Sure...I will try to copy it out tomorrow for you...
kekronbekron wrote on 8/18/2021 23:15:
If you don't mind, can you show us how.
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On Thursday, August 19th, 2021 at 5:33 AM, Billy Ashton
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I found a way to call the Sysview batch processing
I found a way to call the Sysview batch processing program from my JCL,
and I can save the whole job as I wanted.
Thanks to everyone for your suggestions--I really like the way this
group thinks out of the box!
Billy
Billy Ashton wrote on 8/18/2021 13:56:
Thanks, Lizette! I will give
Thanks, Lizette! I will give this a try.
Billy
Lizette Koehler wrote:
Go to the internet and look for John McKown's JES2DISK in a GIT Hub
It will do what you want and it is free
Lizette
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Actually, we have the CA product Sysview. I am looking to see if there
is an easy way to do this in there.
James Crudele wrote:
No SDSF?
On Aug 18, 2021, at 09:56, Mike Shorkend wrote:
Spool Offload?
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Hi all...I have a need to run a bunch of jobs to do some changes to
files, and we want to preserve the output of all these jobs for
auditors. Is there a way to use an OUTPUT statement or something in the
job itself that can redirect the entire job output to a PDS member? We
don't have a
rong.
sas
On Thu, Jul 29, 2021 at 6:07 PM Billy Ashton wrote:
These are solution files that the vendor sends to us, so we have no
control of what to do. They tell us that the target is a PDS or PDSE,
but I was just looking for a backup method to try and ensure that what
they say matches the file. A
such corruption, interception,
tampering, amendment or viruses or any consequence thereof.
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Hey everyone, here is an odd question for y'all.
Is there any way I can tell from an IEBCOPY unload file (that I received
from a vendor) whether it is an unload of a PDS or an unload of a PDS/E?
Since IEBCOPY is pretty particular about only loading full libraries
back to the same source type,
Try adding an output report DD statement to your SYSIN, like this:
//SYSUT1 DD *,SYMBOLS=(EXECSYS,SYMRPT)
And then add a DD for SYMRPT
//SYMRPT DD SYSOUT=G
This report will show the before and after substitution, and may give you a
clue.
Billy
Ed Jaffe wrote on 7/20/2021 18:30:
On
Kolusu, thanks once again! I will give this a try. I assume the Blksize
of 4K will set the CISize to 4K... And do I need to do anything special
with ShareOpts?
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Subject: Re: Allocate
Hey everyone, here is a quick question. I am looking at some of our
utilities and production control tools, and wanted to know if anyone has
samples to allocate a DB2 VSAM LDS (1) using JCL parameters only - not
with IDCAMS, or (2) with Rexx? If so, I would appreciate it - I have not
found
r J.) Metz
http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
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Subject: Re: ISPF startup
Well, Kolusu has hit on the edge of the bullseye!
I searched the ISPPROF file, and found the split and swap command string
in the ISPPROF member. It took a little magic from an old Rexx I had
from who knows when (called ProfRead) that showed there is a ZSTART
variable in ISPPROF. Closer look
PF startup processing
I still think there's a possibility its the session manager, most SM's can
execute logon scripts, or macro's during signin, what SM do you use?
the macro's or scripts can be user or group specific
Carmen
On 6/9/2021 10:30 AM, Billy Ashton wrote:
Kolusu and Raphael, we c
Kolusu and Raphael, we checked 7.3, and issued L ZSTART, and in fact,
scrolled through all 900 variables, and did not see anything for ZSTART
or any variable with a Split or Swap command.
Next thoughts? This is really a strange puzzle...
Billy
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reen, what is written in the command field? This is part of
the racf Tao segment and loaded at logon time. Maybe it is
isotope;split;split;split
ITschak
בתאריך יום ד׳, 9 ביוני 2021 ב-17:59 מאת Billy Ashton
:
Hello all...I don't know if there is an ISPF list, but hope you can help
me here.
I h
X
thought it was a great idea to start a script that puts your session in split
screen, one screen SDSF, one ISPF edit
Carmen
On 6/9/2021 9:58 AM, Billy Ashton wrote:
Hello all...I don't know if there is an ISPF list, but hope you can help me
here.
I have a user that is having some stra
Hello all...I don't know if there is an ISPF list, but hope you can help
me here.
I have a user that is having some strange things happening when he logs
into TSO and goes into ISPF. For example, while everyone else starts
ISPF and has one window open, this user has 5 split screens defined
I know that QWS (Jolly Giant software) has a QWS 3270 Secure product.
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Subject: 3270 emulator / telnet with encryption
Our network security group (with no mainframe knowledge) is
You also might need to consider if you have redundant power supplies or
redundant/diverse power sources. There will not be a single definition
of power consumption based on the number of units or even the number of
devices. A 12U rack used as a patch panel will have no consumption, but
a 12u
Does Vista have the ability to only use one taskbar icon, and stack all
the sessions as tabs within that one instance? I often have a number of
sessions open, and would rather have one icon than bunches (especially
since I can use a toolbar button to swap sessions).
Here's hopin'!
Billy
Does Vista have the ability to only use one taskbar icon, and stack all
the sessions as tabs within that one instance? I often have a number of
sessions open, and would rather have one icon than bunches (especially
since I can use a toolbar button to swap sessions).
Here's hopin'!
Billy
Hi everyone! I was just moved to support a CA product (I guess that's
Broadcom now), and have to send in a sensitive file to one of my support
cases. The file is pretty large, and the support tech said I have to
copy it to OMVS to use SFTP for uploading it. I am not sure I have that
space
Hi everyone...I am looking at how we upload our files for vendor support
tickets, and it seems that every vendor does things differently.
I had read somewhere that there is a program that IBM uses that allows
customers to upload multiple files at once, including PDS or PDSE files,
and it
Is there a way to fire off ISRDDN in ISPF batch mode?
Billy
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Scheduling products can supply symbolics where native z/OS might now.
Could you provide an example where your program when it executes would use a
random DD name in JCL?
Lizette
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Billy Ashton
Sent: Wednesday, December 3
Hey folks! I have a vendor product program that looks for different
DDnames depending on the control statements passed into the program. Is
there any way to define a dynamic DD statement using JCL symbols? For
example, I would love to have //TB to correspond to TB01DAT,
TB14DAT, or TB67DAT if
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