However, you do not know whether it is on the cloud or not... until you
look. ; ^ )
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Greetings, Steve. I am going from 1.3 to 2.2 also, and would like to ask
you to expand on your reply. I understand the question... but not the
answer. What changed in Hyperbatch?
>From:Steve Beaver
>Subject: Re: z/OS 2.2 Question
>Were you aware that Hype-Batch woke
Mr Poncelet is correct here. While the old fashioned COND statements had a
funky syntax, there are some cases where they just work simpler.
See my example, below, which also presents a reasonable way to make sense
of the old syntax.
> From:CM Poncelet
> If
Jack Woehr makes some good points.
Most sysprogs are not very good at public relations. We do not make
much noise, blow our own horns and are like proof readers for a
publisher... IF we do our jobs perfectly no one notices, which is right,
BUT if we make a mistake EVERYONE notices. I
I hope I am not violating any rules here. If I am, just tell me, gently,
and I will cease and desist. I just want those on the list looking for
jobs to find them, I have no horse in this race.
My old eyes first read the company as CorN force well, it is Alabama
but should be Iowa.
My name
I hope I am not violating any rules here. If I am, just tell me, gently,
and I will cease and desist. I just want those on the list looking for
jobs to find them, I have no horse in this race.
from MasterCard ...
I'm with MasterCard's Global Talent Acquisition team and we are
aggressively
Loyalty is dead in the workplace. Companies will dump you in a flash
unless they have an immediate need, and employees should be ready to take
any better offer which comes along. I coined a phrase many years ago "No
company will pay you as much to STAY as another will pay you to GO".
Why not admit that management it just not flexible, innovative, smart
enough to determine whether their employees are working effectively. I
totally view this as an admission of management's failure to keep up with
changing technology and workplace reality.
Needless to say, I may not be popular
AcronymFinder.com finds 93 possible for TLA I choose True Love Always
ICN Only 54... Not sure if I prefer "Inter-Array Correlation-Neglecting"
(WTF) or "I Care Not" better.
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And often they have no experience with zOS and therefore only a hazy
idea of what we are doing.
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Laid off May 2014 after 18 years at Epson, could not find anything for
about four months and then suddenly I had multiple offers... the nature of
life... rather like dating, feast or famine. Was lucky to snag a job five
miles from my house, and the MF system is due to be replaced about the
Going to CICS TS 5.2 and noticed this message when the CICS region comes
down.
zOS 1.13 DB2 and IMS
It looks like OMVS is FULL ACTIVE.
So why getting this message when CICS Region comes down?
+DFHTM1703 TCICS01 CICS is being terminated by userid CICSMTO in
transaction CESD. BPXP018I THREAD
GTE Data Services in Marina del Rey, CA was still getting paper tape
out put from telephone local offices in 1982. Basically the system worked
fine, and while they were scheduled for replacement, they figured "If it
ain't broke, don't fix it." Tapes came from the local offices and were
read
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Indeed, Radoslaw, I should have put OSA card, and it was OSA C
Fortunately I had seen the likes of this before, but LONG LONG ago, and
after much flailing about I did the following:
#D M DEV and found which CHPID was offline,
#CF CHP(31),ONLINE to config the chpid online
#V 5C1,ONLINE
#V
So IBM replaced a bad IOA card. Now the test lpar has both consoles
BOXED. Messy to say the least. Nothing I have been able to do has brought
them back online, not VARY ONLINE or VARY CONSOLE. Says no paths
available. LPAR is still up, but we have to get out of this.
My first impulse was to
Just saw these two job postings. Wonder if the job description includes
WASP. Good luck filling 'em.
Systems Programmer Specialist North Carolina Administrative Office of the
Courts - Raleigh, North Carolina, 27607
Senior Systems Programmer North Carolina Administrative Office of the
Courts -
It may be uncharitable of me, but perhaps you are talking about how to the
job well, and the programmer is talking about his/her job security. Create
something hard enough to maintain, and your job security is pretty much
assured. Reference the "programming standards" article in the recent
In general (yes, I know about that) everything which follows the question
mark "?" in a URL is additional baggage. For example
http://www.computerworld.com/article/3150217/application-
development/but-at-least-he-enforced-programming-standards.html?
Found it! Thanks
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSGMCP_5.1.0/com.ibm.cics.ts.doc/dfha2/topics/dfha2_coding_rules_sitparms.html
"*" in col1 or blank after parm.
On Thu, Oct 6, 2016 at 2:19 PM, John Mattson <johnmattson...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Google and manua
Google and manuals have let me down. Is it possible to put comments into
the //SYSIN input to your CICS STC? If so, how?
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On z/OS 1.13 going to CICS TS5.2 I get the following while installing
+DFHDH0300 TECHCICS 682
File /usr/lpp/cicsts/cicsts52/CICS_INSTALL_OK could not be opened
(ENOENT). Response X'0081', Reason X'0594003D'.
68 DFHPA1909 TECHCICS DATA INVALID FOR 'USSHOME'. RESPECIFY KEYWORD AND
DATA OR
Fascinating subject for most of us, just look at all the replies.
Makes me sorry that I am close to retirement when things keep getting more
interesting.
Many years ago that I started doing all of the zOS maintenance because
the rest of the group was eliminated or switched to Unix/Win.
With IBM's excellent help, found the answer in the FM. Says right
there that software upgrade is for ZOS only, and I am only upgrading CICS.
I am new consultant into this very old shop which has ways of doing
things which predate serverpac and such. This is going to be "interesting".
At the beginning of the SCPP install dialog you get an option for "F" full
install or "S" software upgrade. I should have chosen "S", but I mucked up
and did "F". So I want to change to "S". The manual says I should be able
to do
I-Install
C-Create
CReate-create again
DELETE-delete old install
Perhaps the rush to eliminate mainframes is to eliminate the embarrassment
of having them not fail when most everything else does.
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My suggestion would use the KISS principle. Yes, you can write (and
maintain) SDSF code or REXX, or use special software, or do it the simple
way. Remember an STC is just a JCL job for most practical purposes.
1) Change the STC //SYSPRINT to go to DISP=(NEW,CATLG),DSN=SOME.GDG(+1) ...
2) ADD a
IBM made mistakes back in the 1980's and 1990's from which they may never
really recover.
1) Doing away with the THINK motto. It seems about the time they did this
is when many of them stopped thinking.
2) Stopped giving the systems almost free to colleges which stopped the
flow of trained
Thanks to everyone,
First let me say ECBDIC was not a consideration, since if I ever had to
access my home mainframe from overseas it would most likely be with my own
laptop with security of my choice, not what a hotel or cyber cafe
provides. But using the solution I think I have found a local
I try to include the special characters on standard US keyboards in
some of my passwords. On a trip it Italy, I attempted to login to some
websites (not anything very secure of course) and I found that the
passwords always failed. I could only conclude that the local hex encoding
for the ! @
Much like any job you take, so much depends on the corporate culture,
personalities, as well as the situation. I am working happily in a
decommissioning situation where their interests and mine match very well.
Were I to give advice to someone entering such a job, I would say insist on
knowing
This story is from my youth, and may be incompletely remembered
In Brainerd, MN around 1963 when I was a young teen, I met a fellow who may
have been the victim of that "first real BUG". As I remember his story he
was in the military, cannot remember which branch, and operating a
computer.
I use Mod-5 and have been an advocate for it because most emulators support
it, Most zOS sites just give everyone Mod-2 because that is the usual
emulator default. Everyone I have shown that they can use Mod-5 is usually
delighted with it and never go back. Just being to see the fully sysout or
A while back I was wondering why I could not find one of the subjects
listed in "Topics of the Day" in the body of my eMail. Figured it out
today. gMail "clips" long eMails but the only indication is at the BOTTOM
of the eMail. Not user friendly. Wonder what else I have missed
> you are
Last couple of days I have noticed some occurrences of a subject being
listed in the Topics of the day, but not found in the body. Is there a
problem? Anyone else getting this?
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I have noticed that it also depends upon HOW you got to various ISPF
panels. For example IN most cases when you enter 3.4 from the primary
panel enter END, you go back to where you were before 3.4 On the other
hand if you enter 3;4 from the primary panel (assuming ";" is your command
Rocket software has a "Performance Essential" product which they claim
greatly improved VSAM and other I/O processing. Does anyone have
experience with it? Basically does it significantly improve I/O and is it
trouble free?
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up an HMC for one CPU with two lpars? I set up once many years ago, and am
now faced with a new one, and getting it set up so that it which group
object (basically LPAR) gets which activation/load profile is making my
head
Inherited an HMC for my z9 at 2.9.2 level. Trying how to remember how do
define a new object to activate/load that lpar with my experimental testing
stuff. Been beating thru the HMC and SE manuals and cannot find what
should be the simplest of tasks.
Under GROUPS I have CPC Images, Defined CPCs,
Thanks, everyone, Especially Dana. It was easy once you pointed the way.
Wow, HMC has changed a lot in the last 15 years, but still a bit quirky.
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According to zOS MVS System Commands manual
4. The last character (character 8 of the LOAD parameter) specifies the
alternate
nucleus identifier (0-9). Use this character at the system programmer's
direction.
If you do not specify an alternate nucleus identifier, the system loads the
standard
Finally solved this. It was part of the IE configuration.
If you get the Login page missing the USERID: PASSWORD: boxes...
Check in IE>Internet Options>Advanced
that HTTP 1.1 and all of the SSL & TLS are checked
Check IE > Compatibility View Settings
That the HMC url is not in the list
..@sita.co.za> wrote:
> John Mattson wrote:
>
> >Finally solved this. It was part of the IE configuration.
>
> Cool! What was your Internet Exploder (sic) version? Sorry that I ask, bu=
> t if you mentioned that, I probably missed that in this thread.
>
>
> >Chec
My personal experience. I'm 67, laid off after 18 years May 2014,
consultant with raise Sept 2014, Hired away with raise Aug 2015. Yes,
there is work to be had. More so if you are able to travel and/or
re-locate, but I am seeing more notices for work-from-home. PS, once you
are on Medicare,
I confirmed both in IE and Java Console. Java IS enabled.
This is most perplexing
NameJava(tm) Plug-In SSV Helper
Publisher Oracle America, Inc.
Status Enabled
Architecture32-bit
Load time 0.00 s
NameJava(tm) Plug-In 2 SSV
I just noticed another annoying thing.
In my IE session what I see is this
Hardware Management Console (Version 2.10.2) Logon
Please wait while the login page is loading. For more information, click
"Help".
CANCEL HELP
HOWEVER, when I Select that area from IE and Paste it into MS Word
I got by the SSL problem with my browser, now I am finding a problem with
the self signed cert from the HMC. As best I understand it, my predecessor
created a self signed cert using the HMC. It is not expired. I get to
the HMC pre-logon screen in IE, but get a
There is a problem with this
Correction to my message. The "Userid: Password: " fields do NOT show up.
Mistake in my copying. Oh, if only they did.
On Tue, Nov 24, 2015 at 3:01 PM, John Mattson <johnmattson...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I got by the SSL problem with my browser, now I am finding a problem wit
Thanks, Jerry. I had indeed tried that and I have what looks like a valid
.cer file,
-BEGIN CERTIFICATE-
MIICMDCCAZmgAwIBAgIQNptcVHKLTY6DrL2b+4zS1jANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQUFADAo
Q7ML/YE8Hl0G9cnuRzRU2LYIJl3tZ5o+VNOzwdmkETblAbD0
-END CERTIFICATE-
And I have tried several times to
I have an HMC running 2.10.2 version on a Unix box. It works just fine
from its attached console, but refuses access from our local LAN.
Basically attempts to connect to it just wait and time out.
- HMC on a "10" network
- I can Ping it fine, and the DNS name, and the DNS name resolves properly
-
Thanks, Jerry.
I confirmed valid gateway / default route is good. I also checked in
Network Diag and confirmed that I could successfully Ping my PC from the
HMC, so I think those parts appear to be working correctly.
Customize Console Services>Remote Operation is enabled
I could not find
Greetings, Lizette, Messages are not too helpful, I fear. I did not setup
or configure the Unix box, so I cannot add much about how it was setup by
my predecessor.
This page can’t be displayed
- Make sure the web address http://10.16.xx.xx is correct.
- Look for the page with your search
Someone was asking about deleting all members of a pds. I just noticed
that DFSort has a bunch of "samples" one of which includes how to use
ICETOOL to delete all members of a PDS. Hope this helps. Lots of other
neat things in here too.
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=isg3T794
Let's think outside this box a minute. GDG's were designed to group
similar records by generation. The fact that they work for other things is
just a bonus. This case is using GDG's as a "store and forward" type of
process of unique files and GDG's are not designed for this. Two real
This is just too sweet. Decisions decisions, retire and spent lots of time
in Italy, or code assembler for NASA. Hmmm let me have a glass of Pinot
grigio and some pasts and think about it. zzz
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I just want to thank Lizette Kohler for the clear, concise yet detailed,
and patient answers. I read thru this thread just to refresh myself on how
SMS works, and learned several things along the way. Many thanks for the
good answers.
I challenge the question. Just what are we measuring with this "trend"?
If we ASSUME that this measures interest in systems, then interest in all
three is decreasing, and it appears Windows fastest of all. Is everyone
going iOS or Google for business applications?
Hmmm?
If we assume that this
As I remember from Barry Merrill... memory should be treated like
electricity or plumbing. You should never run out. To put it another way,
if you are doing physical paging, buy more memory. It is cheap by
comparison to the I/O and cycles needed for physical paging. (Hopefully
this has not
Depends upon what SMF recs you are talking about. RMF Monitor I II and III
will do it on the fly for RMF data, Lots of IBM and OEM products such as
scheduling products, and monitors look at SMF as it is written.
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Date: Wed, Dec 17, 2014 at 5:41 PM
Subject: FC0994 authServer: secure_socket_init failed with rc = 428 (Key
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To: RACF Discussion List rac...@listserv.uga.edu,
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So does anyone wonder where the phrase came from anyhow? Were there such
contests in the distant past? Was it an ancient Greek olympic event?
What? Certainly seems like good material for Monty Python.
John Mattson, Epson America desk: 562-290-4163 cell:310-210-9152
From: Scott Ford
not have it in two, even for a
short time.
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Sorry, failed to put in the above notice. Hope someone has an answer.
From: John Mattson/Epson
To: IBM Mainframe Discussion List ibm-m...@bama.ua.edu, IBM TCP/IP
List ibmtc...@vm.marist.edu
Date: 08/15/2012 06:02 PM
Subject:Simple question
It seems to me that most of the auditors I encounter are fresh out
of college. Perhaps auditing is a sort of boot-camp for young
accountants. My impression is that they are given a book to follow, and
as long as they follow the book they are safe. No independent thinking
allowed.
I have a really simple IP net on zOS 1.11. Two OSA adaptors FA00 FB00
and I want to route everything for the segment 192.xxx.xxx to FA00 and
everything ELSE thru FB00. My current IP parms include the following
where LINKMQFB00 is for OSA DEVFB00 and FA for FA.
BEGINROUTES
;
In
ofddeba129.3add7da9-on88257a40.0050f760-88257a40.00514...@ea.epson.com,
on 07/19/2012
at 07:47 AM, John Mattson john_matt...@ea.epson.com said:
Shmuel ! I sent my original source, and it was REXX.
It's ISPF that interprets the ampersamds, not REXX. Try turning on the
ISPF trace and see if anything
Subject:Re: REXX ISPF edit FIND failing
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on 07/18/2012
at 01:26 PM, John Mattson john_matt...@ea.epson.com said:
Thanks to all, I now have
Shmuel ! I sent my original source, and it was REXX. Having a few spare
moments, I quickly converted the REXX to CLIST and all of the FIND's
worked as a clist. Oddly, they work with or withOUT SCAN OFF. Whether
the problem belongs to ISPF, REXX, or both is not my problem. These
commands
DD DISP=SHR,DSN=PDQ.ALC.UNVLIB(MY)
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. This
problem is certainly worth an SR.
.
.
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I have a little dataset which contains
//REMOTE DD DISP=SHR,DSN=MSYS.UCMD.REMOTEPDQR.(SYSTEM)
//REMOTE DD DISP=SHR,DSN=MSYS.UCMD.REMOTEPDQR.(SYSTEM)
//REMOTE DD DISP=SHR,DSN=MSYS.UCMD.REMOTEPDQR(SYSTEM)
//SYSINDD DISP=SHR,DSN=PDQ.ALC.UNVLIB(UCMIN)
X/MYSCRIPT DD
ALL P'DISP=SHR,DSN=MSYS$UCMD$REMOTEPDQR$(SYSTEM$'
L ISREDIT F ALL P'DISP=SHR,DSN=MSYS$UCMD$REMOTEPDQR$(SYSTEM$'
+++ RC(4) +++
From: John Mattson/Epson
To: IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Date: 07/18/2012 01:26 PM
Subject:Re: REXX ISPF edit
That's one of the very frustrating things about this problem.
Almost EVERY variation of these ISREDIT FIND's work just fine as the
'commands between the quotes' in TSO/ISPF.
So, why don't they work the same way in ISREDIT? Beats me, that's for
sure.
From: Lizette Koehler
Back to basics: My pet peeve(s) (serious security concerns) are:
1) sites which do not allow use of the full set of special characters. My
banks, Google and Facebook do, so it is not that hard. The more
posibilities for each character, the more secure the password.
2) sites which limit
In SDSF INPUT ON will show you the //SYSIN DD * lines for a job on the
input or executing queues. But NOT the output queue.
Is there any way to show what is between the //SYSIN DD * ... and /* lines
when using TYPRUN=SCAN?
I do not have CA's or other JCL analysis programs, only IBM
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