Products from UCC (at least, UCC7 and UCC11) came in source form with line
numbers. Fixes came in IEBUPDTE form to insert lines by line number. When a new
release came out, they would tell you which programs were renumbered so you
would know which local mods you had to rework.
In 1984, we were
I was into social engineering before it was cool . As I remember it,
it let you enter 20 commands (and executed them) before it did this.
On 5/12/2022 2:18 PM, Tom Brennan wrote:
Wow, clear text. But all that doesn't matter if a fellow sysprog
modifies my logon clist to put up messages
That happened to us once (person replied that it was a real DR instead
of a test). We contacted IBM right away and they fixed the CBU settings
and didn't charge us.
On 12/4/2021 6:41 AM, Jake Anderson wrote:
Hello
Is it possible to swtich back to temporary CBU activation incase it someone
I found that not only is the subject often ignored, I can't ask for more
than one piece of information in an email. I will only get the answer to
the first question. And if I respond to a question with additional
information in anticipation of the next question, I will always get
asked what I
Back then, we had a 2-processor machine. It had to support multiple CICS
test regions along with the TSO users and batch. Online compiles were
not allowed because TSO was for short-running transactions with plenty
of think time. Tieing up your (possibly shared) terminal (and not doing
anything
This discussion started out talking about XMITIP, which means running on
z/OS and using CSSMTP (or the older SMTP server). There is no user
authentication with the server. If you know how to create the headers
and how to get output to CSSMTP, you can create a sequential file and
use IEBGENER
I think the most common approach is to have CSSMTP send the mail to an
enterprise (internal) mail server and let it take care of security going
out to the internet.
On 8/31/20 11:33 PM, Brian Westerman wrote:
So does this all mean that (currently) no one on the list uses TLS-SSL to
forward
The same happened when CA bought Uccel. All of the UCCnn messages became
CA-nn.
On 6/21/20 12:41 PM, Tom Brennan wrote:
Side note: I had to chuckle when I first saw "NDM" replaced in all
the messages and screens with "C:D". Hey, a 3 character replace and
we're done without having to worry
Tom would sometimes send long notes, and occasionally put something in
the middle to see if anyone actually read it. I would usually be the
first (or only) person to respond to whatever he stuck there. So Tom:
the recent "Where's Waldo?" pictures I have seen have him standing
pretty much by
The messages will be in an XMIT queue (which is a local queue). The name
will probably be the name of the remote server. If not, check the remote
queue definition. It will have the name of the XMIT queue. That is what
you want to clear.
On 4/14/20 4:20 PM, Pommier, Rex wrote:
Hi all,
First
Skip, check the internal documentation web site. I left complete
instructions on configuring the ICCs. If you edit a session, be sure to
check all of the fields. The dialog resets some to their defaults
instead of retaining their values.
On 02/14/2015 02:43 PM, J O Skip Robinson wrote:
I
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