wrote:
On 12/11/2023 2:31 AM, Martin Trübner wrote:
well, I have a SOC4 - dump is in private mail
I was afraid of that.
This turned out to be a stupid compilation error on my part.
VSE has emulation of MVS control blocks and macros. To use this
emulation, you must compile against the VSE
Ed,
>> 2009
that matches the dates on my material
>> how it works
well, I have a SOC4 - dump is in private mail
Martin
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Ed,
I have FLOWASM running here in z/VSE, but can not find the ASMA435
error-message.
I am sure it affects VSE users as well and hence will prepare a VSE
version and publish it the usual way (or did I send a VSE version to you?*)
What do I need out of the XMI package to prepare the VSE
even bugs!!!
Am 09.12.23 um 16:52 schrieb Ed Jaffe:
They never improve anything without an RFE asking for it. [sigh]
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I wrote code that did it and it saved considerable time.
Here is the setting/requirments
the processing programs can not be changed.
the program skips records till the first correct record is read- then
does one after the other till out of range or EOF.
The file is FBS (created under VSE
Shmuel,
I know that it's model dependent and also depends on the cache loading, but
are there cases where there is a measurable performance difference between
these?
LAY Rx,4096
LHI Rx,4096
well, with LAY the second operand is an address with a base and an index
renamed thread
I am VSE person (althru I had other hats)
This is definitely not a VSE program. It has the already identified
problems (replace DCB with DTF and you have it)
I also like to mention that I still do write HLASM programs for those
who ask for it.
Niches such as VSAM exits,
I believe "Storage-protection override" is the hardware facility
it is!
and VSE as well as z/OS set the bit in CR0 to activate it (all the time without
asking for any need). So Key 9 is the storage key everyone (regardless of key)
can modify as opposed to PSW-key zero which allows to modify
good link- unfortuantely it is now dead
but the info given should be spread
Am 08.07.23 um 17:11 schrieb Mike Schwab:
https://ibmdocs.pocnet.net/
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>> who cannot separate z/OS the operating system from Z hardware.
Let alone people who believe that z/OS is the only op-sys running on z
hardware.
Just for the record: there is an actual version of z/VSE - z/VM - z/TPF
Martin
, or?
Martin
Am 05.05.23 um 11:05 schrieb shivang sharma:
I am not looking to know how to calculate siis% from smf113 . I am looking
for how to convert SIIS% in terms of MSUs or MIPS.
On Fri, 5 May 2023 at 2:33 PM, Martin Trübner <
047eec287bd9-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
the Ma
the May 2022 update has the numbers you are looking for
Am 04.05.23 um 23:46 schrieb shivang sharma:
Hi ,
Every IBM document discribes this as % . I am trying to get the SIIS% value
in terms of MIPS or MSUs
On Fri, 5 May 2023 at 1:49 AM, Sri h Kolusu wrote:
Shivang,
Check these links.
I use WINE on top - works fine here
Am 20.03.23 um 16:10 schrieb Seymour J Metz:
If someone responds off-list, please send me the link.
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Was some CICS work done in Denver?
Yes, before it came to Hursley.
Also "Denver foot hill" was used However, I insist in
Dieter Fritz Hans (since the krauts made it in the beginning)
;-)
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Chris,
Sorry Sorry Sorry
me culpa
>> However when I ran a version of the program using BAKR and PR, the
program abended with S0E0 Reason=30
Which means: "A stacking instruction was issued when the linkage stack was
full."
Could it be that you are using as BAKR as I wrote it an not
Thank you forresolving that puzzle
I was really puzzled by your stmt (must be dynamic) and could not come
up with a valid explanation of the strange results you are seeing.
Chris,
Chris,
Chris,
Chris,
Chris,
Since we are talking about the subroutine- Question: you are using
I have no idea about, if there is something like that in z/OS - other
more z/OS knowledgable people may answer-
But those deep enought into z/OS might have no clue what lsstp is.
So here is what google told me:
*name: lsstp * - Show STP configuration information
*description: lsstp*
Colin,
you looking for a presentation on performance (to whatever level)
or
on hardware instrumentation service (the z/OS name - feature name:
measurement and counter)
There are a few I have seen/attended. So there are not IBM confidential
and should be locatable on the net.
About
I did develop a fully featured debugger solely on TRAP for VSE.
I did that in 2000 as proof of concept or better to show that TRAP is
not there for "year 200o fix up" as pops did say at that time.
Originally it was object code only in CICS (just to see that it works)-
meanwhile I support
Shmuel (and Sam),
>> index cross-referencing issue number to date, with links to the
actual files?
I am prepared to produce that (as alternative to renaming the files).
Just waiting for Sam to chime in
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Sam,
- 1.) would it be too much to add in the root directory (or whereever
suitable) a file that explains the one char abreviations:
A=AIX
C=CICS
D=DB2
M=MVS
Q=MQ
R=RACF
S=SNA
V=VSE
VM=VM
Althru obvious it would safe time access the realy excellent collection.
- 2.) I saw that
Johnny,
you are watching a very normal behavior. There is no unlimited supply of
anything. Once the OP-sys is full (whatever resource you look at) the
next level will have queues that build up. And maintaining these queues
takes time.
Very simple model:
Once your I/O rate is higher than
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