I guess I'm asking if IEFSSREQ is somehow better than AMASYMBF for retrieving
the node value.
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The code is not just to _find_ the node, but we want to use the node name for
other purposes in this program. So SDSF isn't going to help here.
As for other methods of using IEFSSREQ and/or control block chain chaining why
are they be
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The code is not just to _find_ the node, but we want to use the node name for
other purposes in this program. So SDSF isn't going to help
The code is not just to _find_ the node, but we want to use the node name for
other purposes in this program. So SDSF isn't going to help here.
As for other methods of using IEFSSREQ and/or control block chain chaining why
are they better than the ASASYMBM/F program interface?
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Getting the JES node name from the SSVI (in response to SSI-54) is exactly what
SDSF does.
Rob Scott
Rocket Software
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Subject: Finding JES2 node name
I have some code that follows a control block chain to the HCCT to get the JES2
node name, but that requires going to key zero (or so the source says, it's
been years ). Is there a way to retrieve the JES2 node name
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Subject: Finding JES2 node name
I have some code that follows a control block chain to the HCCT to get the JES2
node name, but that requires going to key zero (or so the source says, it's
been years ). Is there a way to retrieve the JES2 node name in a program
running in b
The program is already in Assembler - so I'm guessing I would use the AMASYMBM
or AMASYMBF service to resolve SYSNODE
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W dniu 17.11.2020 o 16:53, Tim Hare pisze:
I have some code that follows a control block chain to the HCCT to get the JES2
node name, but that requires going to key zero (or so the source says, it's
been years ). Is there a way to retrieve the JES2 node name in a program
running in batch,
I have some code that follows a control block chain to the HCCT to get the JES2
node name, but that requires going to key zero (or so the source says, it's
been years ). Is there a way to retrieve the JES2 node name in a program
running in batch, without being APF-authorized? We'd like to
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