accumulate enough round tuits, will be upgraded. But this is one of
those gotta make it work now because of deadlines situations.
Thanks in advance,
Ray
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, or if someone else mucked it up, but anyway that
block size has been removed (yay SDB!), and so far a couple of users have
been able to get on.
I do appreciate everyone's help, and hopefully I can get back to
lurking/reading IBM-MAIN.
Later,
Ray
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Ou quelque parte de la France? Irgendwo in Deutschland? Or in the UK? Or
nearby countries? :-)
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/OS systems
programmer. Some day. )-:
My second choice is to be a cat, but that doesn't pay well these days.
Yeah, but all you have to do is look cute and purr when you're hungry.
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? One member or multiple members?
You didn't XMIT it as SEQ, did you? Probably not, because you would have
S106'd or something like that since there'd be no directory information.
Did you forget to authorize the target data set?
Later,
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; contact me off-list if anyone wants info.)
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Ray
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Sent
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German is essentially a form of assembly language consisting entirely of far
calls heavily accented with throaty guttural sounds. ---ilvi
the DDNAME in the OUTDD parameter.
ALLOC DD(XMITOUT) DA(XMIT(TEST)) SHR
XMIT ABC.DEFG DA(CNTL(JOBCARD)) OUTDD(XMITOUT)
FREE DD(XMITOUT)
RECEIVE will support a PDS(E) member for INDS, or you can do the same
ALLOCATE trick.
Best regards,
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. Ray Mullins
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German is essentially a form of assembly language consisting entirely of far
calls heavily accented with throaty guttural sounds. ---ilvi
French
the company that are making
me wonder if it was a good thing to take this position so quickly.
Thanks and best regards,
Ray Mullins
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German
Oh.
That is totally embarrassing.
I completely apologize for that last part of the e-mail. That was, of
course, supposed to be private. And I have embarrassed myself, and probably
have screwed myself big-time.
Looks like I have a lot of explaining to do
Regards,
Ray Mullins
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Hello Bob,
That's IEBUPDTE SYSIN format.
Go ahead and read the fine documentation in DFSMS Utilities, but the quick
info is that this is SYSIN, SYSUT2 points to your output PDS, and use
PARM=NEW on the EXEC card. (No need for SYSUT1 in this case).
Oh, in case anyone is wondering...my gaffe
. However, there are times
when /* will appear in column 1 (think JES2 JECL or no-longer-required
end-of-data cards) and the DLM gives a means of specifying the end of data
marker (columns 1 and 2).
Personally, I prefer the DSN= on the SYSIN DD card.
Later,
Ray
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Are you using your own assembler JCL, or the one that came with it?
It looks like the SYSLIB concatenation is missing the DITTO source library.
Later,
Ray
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are big-endian machines, so Java will also run
better on their native boxen.
Later,
Ray
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German is essentially a form of assembly language
But Ed, think of the possibilities! Write it, add it to Phoenix' stable of
excellent products, sell it for a pittance so many companies could afford
it... :-D
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Which includes the removal of the 255 task limit, amongst other things...
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German is essentially a form of assembly language consisting entirely
saved mails dating from 1995 with tidbits that he
contributed, including one that helped me avoid a RACF violation abend with DIV
by being able to issue a RACROUTE with the proper information.
I will be lighting a virtual candle at the web site mentioned in the e-mail
from FDR.
Ray
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Most I dealt with in the mid-1980s were Tandem NonStop.
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Ray
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German is essentially a form of assembly language consisting entirely
Way off-topic for IBM-MAIN, but based on prior threads some of y'all might
be interested in this.
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Ray
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German is essentially a form
I second Rob's comment.
Timothy, in general I find your posts informative and your commentary is not
100% rah-rah IBM when necessary. And I hope you never get into trouble for
expressing your opinion where IBM has stumbled.
However, both you and Marcia continue to ignore the context of the
Alan, I'm glad you spoke up. Your note is well-written, and speaks volumes.
And it was a good idea to keep Chuckie away from the keyboard. :-)
As Timothy and Marcia are both marketing folks, you're right, Alan, they
would not be able to speak for IBM regarding ISVs. But I think things would
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Timothy Sipples
Sent: Monday April 09 2007 22:22
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: IBM to the PCM market(the sky is falling!!!the sky is
falling!!)
Ray Mullins writes:
As Timothy and Marcia are both marketing folks
Just off the top of my head, without trying...
You would need both RESTART= and COND=(0,LE) on the JOB card. The RESTART
points to the step you want to execute, and the COND will flush the job
after the step executes.
Later,
Ray
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?)
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German is essentially a form of assembly language consisting entirely of far
calls heavily accented with throaty guttural sounds
Gil's #1 point caused me issues for transmission of object files to VSE,
although with '/*'.
That's why I'd love a DLM option in z/VSE or something similar.
Later,
Ray
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Assuming TN3270, the ISPF variable ZTERMCID is set by the value specified
when the TN3270 session is negotiated. I don't believe you can override
this inside ISPF, but I could be mistaken. That might be a question for
ISPF-L.
Code page Z variables are documented here:
Subject: Re: DB2 version 8 SPUFI and ISPF
In which case I don't quite understand because the value of ZTERMCID is 37
but our emulator is using 1146. Any further ideas.
Jim McAlpine
On 5/15/07, Ray Mullins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Assuming TN3270, the ISPF variable ZTERMCID is set by the value
No, it can't. DB2 V7 doesn't have the ability to build zIIP eligible
enclaves.
My understanding of PROJECTCPU=YES is that if the zIIP-eligible bit is on
for the enclave definition but thou hast no zIIP installed, the appropriate
buckets are incremented. (Based on discussions with those who had
Ah. You have to be running under TSO and start ISPF for ISPLINK to work,
otherwise you get the RC 20.(Well, that first part is not exactly 100%
true; I've seen some pretty good spoofing of TSO that fools ISPF.)
You can run ISPF under batch TSO (EXEC PGM=IKJEFT1B or IKJEFT01); I haven't
used
Hi Ken,
You can only reference a temporary data set once in a job step.
(Cue ranting from the Peanut Gallery about restrictive JCL designs from the
1960's. And for those of you not familiar with the term, Wikipedia says:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peanut_gallery .)
You'll have to create
Grumble.
Nothing like intermittent response problems. I've already had the generic
500 Server Error twice this morning, and occasionally slow response times.
But it is working most of the time, so I won't bother opening a request. At
least now.
When I got the standard how we doin'? phone call
RIF = reduction in force
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German is essentially a form of assembly language consisting entirely of far
calls heavily accented with throaty
)?
Thanks,
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Sent: Thursday 07 June 2007 05:39
To: IBM
like an actual product to exist before marketing, etc.
And I don't think I could find a company that would allow me to use their
software for cheap (or free), even in exchange for a no-license charge.
And z/VSE (and z/VM) seem to be completely off the PWD radar.
Later,
Ray
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Sent: Tuesday 12 June 2007 13:55
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Oops, correction...
z/OS for research purposes, but I can't afford - $1K - /month.
Was thinking $12K/year.
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Decision Support for z/OS and Tivoli Decision Support for
OS/390
* MVS(TM), OS/390, and z/OS
* OPC and Tivoli Workload Scheduler for z/OS
Nuttin' about Unix System Services, USS, or any combinations of the letter z
and Linux.
Later,
Ray
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/VSE default USSes),
and the Ignore undefined chars. At least, I've never found them.
Later,
Ray
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that the field is a fullword (or halfword, or
doubleword, depending on the PIC) and it will not try to play games to have
the value match the PIC clause. In something as compute-intensive as SMF
triplets, every little bit helps.
Later,
Ray
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I don't have the links handy, but the USPTO has set up a data base for
information on patents and prior art (e.g., Y2K windowing). It was covered
in Computerworld and some of the other trade press a few months ago.
I liked Candle's old tact - an unpublished work - using copyright.
Later,
Ray
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Of Ray Mullins
Sent: 12 December 2006 17:19
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: COBOL compiler options JCL PARM.
Having been down this path before in a galaxy far, far away:
Because you can have multiple CBL cards at the beginning
Ed Jaffe (from the PSI that is not being sued) demonstrated a good one
recently that I'm now using:
Jxx *+2
Which generates A7x4 0001. No base register necessary, and PSW points
between the A7x4 and 0001.
Later,
Ray
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Also, sometimes SVC 0D processing gets in the way. There are times when you
want the ease, so to speak, of a program check. But in released ISV code, I
don't put those in, and even try to remove those I come across nowadays.
BTW, my hats off to whoever at IBM that assigned 13 to the ABEND SVC
Software in response to this information.
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Ray Mullins
Sent: Friday, December 15, 2006 10:12 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: S0C1 with ILC 6
BTW, my hats off to whoever at IBM
Ah, yes...one of my favorite commercials of all time. And where I get my
fake personal consulting company name from. *g*
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Ray
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Sent: Tuesday December 19 2006 07:03
To:
You make the presumption (sorry) that this doctrine applies to all court
cases. It only constitutionally applies to criminal courts. In civil
court, the burden of proof is on the defendant - always has been, even in
English common law. That's why OJ owes the Goldman family a bazillion
dollars
Hello Gadi,
Have you checked VSE-L's archives (actually use Google newsgroup search on
bit.listserv.vse-l)? There have been discussions like this in the past
there as well.
One thing I remember is that CSI's FTP client may have had issues in the
past with RDWs. I think BSI's FTP client works
Bill - technically, you don't need the DSN, but you'll just get the
system-generated temporary data set name in the mount message. You don't
need the VOL=SER, either, in a vanilla (read - no tape management system)
environment. Lack of a VOL=SER will cause z/OS to issue the MOUNT message
asking
Thanks, Rick - I was too busy to fill in all the details.
Later,
Ray
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Of Rick Fochtman
Sent: Monday January 08 2007 10:24
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: [SPAM] RE: IEBGENER and unlabled tape
I'm not so sure about out of the planning stage.
When a large community college district located in Southern California shot
themselves in the foot (IMHO) and dumped their 370/158 for a Honeywell
Series 6000 (without Multics, but GCOS 7 + TSS) in the early 1980's, a B
language compiler came with
SNOBOL! Here, hand me some strings!
BTW - I saw a car on I-80 here in Roseville (CA) a couple of days ago with
the vanity plate SNOBOL. Sadly, I wasn't driving my car with ASM PGMR and a
Hercules license plate frame on it.
He was older than I. I wonder if it's anyone that the group might
Dank u wel, Jantje! I know there was a gotcha, but I couldn't remember
it...
I've got to get back into OE-type stuff - it's been way too long...
Later,
Ray
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Sent: Monday January
Just for confirmation, it's always worked that way.
Something else to note: if you want to transmit an individual member to
VM/CMS, you also must code SEQ so it doesn't generate an IEBCOPY module.
CMS's RECEIVE will say some very not-nice things if you don't code SEQ.
Later,
Ray
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http://www.actscorp.com/reboothill.htm - but they admit the stories are old.
However, they admit they are trolling for new stories.
Later,
Ray
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Of Ed Gould
Sent: Thursday February 22 2007 14:38
To:
I worked at a small financial services company where the sysprog disabled
the SYNCSORT key code.
It eventually came back to bite him and he was asked to leave.
Later,
Ray
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Sadly, though, this type of cheapskate behavior was SOP there. Most 30-day
net invoices were paid around 45 days.
I bailed after 2 years when I got a sysprog job.
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Might be bullet item #5 on that page:
Employees who have chosen to be unlisted will not be shown.
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Sent: Wednesday February 28 2007 13:39
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Subject:
that the designers used it because someone said to use up
all the 3370s that weren't selling. Not that I believed that 100%...
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Ray
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German
?
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German is essentially a form of assembly language consisting entirely of far
calls heavily accented with throaty guttural sounds
Yep, as Maxwell Smart says, now that oughta do it!
Since it's flushing on a JOBLIB, the JESMSG data set is going to be awfully
small - what, 4 or 6 lines total? Don't worry, every once in a while
IEHIBALL just slips up.
Later,
Ray
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It's very popular with the Hercules set.
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Sent: Wednesday March 07 2007 09:17
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Subject: Re: Looking for ideas on remote system
I believe Jan Jeagar(?)
Lot's of snippage, but Mark strikes a point that is a major gripe with me...
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Mark H. Young
Sent: Wednesday March 14 2007 11:22
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: MVS Experience
On Wed, 14
Yes, but the DB2 on z/VM and z/VSE is not really DB2. :-)
There are 3 different code platforms for DB2 - I'm missing some details, so
someone please fill in the blanks...
- Non-mainframe platforms (Unix-type), which came from another data base
product
purchased by IBM a long time ago
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Subject: Re: DB2 V9 z/OS GA (Was: What to do with extra storage on new z9)
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Yes, but the DB2 on z/VM and z/VSE is not really DB2. :-)
There are 3 different code platforms for DB2 - I'm missing
some
Great minds think alike, Chris!
I can think of 2.75 for myself (although that includes .5 of one and .25 of
another, and all of those run on S/390 architecture or better *g* ).
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Of Craddock,
Steve, welcome to MF=L/E land.
Note - the following is really simple, and merely a starting point.
What you really should do, IMHO, in this situation, is in a constant area,
code
#OPENOPEN (,INPUT),MF=L
#OPEN_L EQU *-#OPEN
Then in your DSECT area, code
@OPENDSXL(#OPEN_L)
The (*,label) and (S,label) syntaxes (the latter for when the label is in a
DSECT) are documented not with the macros, but in a general addressing
paragraph before the macro documentation.
Later,
Ray
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in a while, forget to initialize something in the MF=L expansion (weird
Sx2A abends, anyone?)
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Ray
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German is essentially a form
DSID is assigned by JES. It is the same number that appears in the
allocation messages for a data set assigned to SYSOUT (and DD *, for that
matter, which can also be displayed by SDSF).
I had this great explanation written up, but then I ran a test and I
refreshed my memory a few things. I'm
TRSMAIN is a z/OS-only program. (Aside: didn't I read somewhere that
TRSMAIN was going to be an officially-supported program starting with z/OS
1.9? Or was that wishful thinking?)
I see you posted the same question on VSE-L a couple of weeks ago and were
pointed at TERSE z/VSE's program.
PDSE supports alias member names that are up to 1023 characters long. See
the program object libraries that are distributed with CICS/TS.
On other S/390 compatible operating systems: BS2000/OSD supports 64
character member names in its (relatively) newer library scheme; the old one
supported 10
Stating the obvious there, Mark. :-)
I hate ICCF. I'll use DITTO online edit before I use ISPF. Anything but
ICCF. Not to mention its design where every time you hit enter or a PF key,
it rewrites the file (or a portion).
At an earlier employer that sold an ISPF/PDF look-alike product, I
@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: Call for XEDIT freaks, submit ISPF requirements
On 3/28/07, Ray Mullins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hate ICCF. I'll use DITTO online edit before I use ISPF. Anything but
ICCF. Not to mention its design where every time you hit enter or a PF
key,
it rewrites the file
Sorry, Brain, go back to trying to take over the world. :-)
Employer=Software AG, product=NATURAL ISPF, which uses product=ENTIRE SYSTEM
SERVER. :-)
And it provides a consistent environment in z/OS, z/VSE and BS2000/OSD.
Later,
Ray
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even
think about it.
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Ray
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German is essentially a form of assembly language consisting entirely of far
calls heavily accented with throaty
competition, but also in many ways they have, until
recently, been champions of z/Architecture and its operating systems.
Kind regards,
Ray Mullins
P.S. And to someone who mentioned pooling resources - PWD contracts -
expressly forbid - sharing of PWD materials and resources, i.e., one
FLEX-ES per
Of Thompson, Steve
Sent: Wednesday April 04 2007 13:27
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: IBM to the PCM market(the sky is falling!!!the sky is
falling!!)
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Sent: Wednesday, April 04
: Wednesday April 04 2007 13:50
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Subject: Re: IBM to the PCM market(the sky is falling!!!the sky is
falling!!)
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Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2007 3:33 PM
To: IBM
/PACK ASCII are defined in general instructions.)
At the risk of introducing a nostalgia thread because I don't have an S/360
POP available, in the old S/360 with the ASCII bit in the PSW, did
ED/EDMK/UNPK act any different, or were they not supported in ASCII mode?
Later,
Ray
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Sent: Tuesday January 17 2006 13:06
In
!!AAAYAJ/6KggGInlFs/2GBOkJFIDCgAAAEPNVYp
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on 01/16/2006
at 12:55 PM, Ray
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Subject: State of the Mainframe - News Article
On the same system, an IMS DB/DC system managing customer
Me too!
Although I will say that HLASM IDF has the plus of being able to run on
z/VSE and z/VM. (z/TPF?)
Aside - I'd like to give public congratulations to my ex-colleagues:
http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/19153.wss
Later,
Ray
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on the system, usually the startup script
will have the assignment.
The suggestion to join the FLEX-ES is an excellent one. If you post this
exact message, there are a lot of people (including some of the brains
behind Funsoft) who can help.
Best regards,
Ray Mullins
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PDSEs are (were?) funny about having multiple DCB's opened against them, and
being opened UPDAT, OUTIN or INOUT. I remember that in an earlier life, we
had to disable update in place if the target was a PDSE.
Later,
Ray
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M. Ray Mullins
Roseville, CA, USA
http://www.catherdersoftware.com
They're pretty good at bouncing the PMR's around until it hits the right
area.
I open DB2 PMRs under one component ID even if the problem resides in a
different component ID area of DB2, because the right component ID isn't
recognized.
Later,
Ray
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M. Ray Mullins
Roseville, CA, USA
http
Sideways topic - are other code pages, like 1141, supported? And is
BPXDEUSH now 1141, not 273?
I did notice that the DB2 V8 precompiler, with C and CPP, uses 37 by
default, not 1047. (But I'm used to ??( and ??), anyway. Mental note to
self - override DB2 precompiler step with CP 1140.)
I'm guessing s/he's more of an apps person, not a systems person.
The guy/gal has chutzpah, I'll grant that.
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Boy, between this, CIMS Lab, and others, IBM's on a buying tear.
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IBM announcement
IBM marketing has created a very nice poster that your graphic arts
department can blow up so you can hang it on the wall...
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/zoslib/pdf/history_of_the_mainframe_poster.pd
f
And for those of you who work at universities, this is perfect for your
office door/bulletin
a lot of good ADA/NAT/other
SAG product knowledge over there.
http://listserv.uark.edu/scripts/wa.exe?SUBED1=sag-lA=1 to sign up. If
you're going to be dealing a lot with ADA/NAT I highly recommend
subscribing.
Kind regards,
Ray Mullins
(ex-SAG developer)
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I've noticed that the initial-upper-rest-lower style for acronyms appears to
have originated in the UK. The BBC refers to Nato, Nasa, and Cobol
(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4021093.stm as an example).
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EXCLUDE excludes the named members from the search.
The only thing I can think of possibly is using LNMFTO - List not found
member totals. I'm not sure when that came into ISRSUPC.
BTW, I never use 3.12 or 3.14; I always use 3.13 and 3.15, because there you
can get online help for all the
Instead of the mother task doing the work, have the subtask do a RACROUTE
LOGON as the first thing the attached task does. The only time you should
do the ATTACH DISP=NO is when you are propagating TCBSENV/ASCBSENV.
Also, STATUS has been deprecated since MVS/ESA 4.3. Use ATTACH DISP=YES.
(IBM
Sí, yo comprendo, creo que si. Ass/u/me/ing you're just looking for
precedent, and for messages your product issues...
Many C/C++ compilers have a #pragma option (varies from compiler to
compiler, of course) that can suppress (and then unsuppress) messages. I
have had to use it before to
This may have changed...
But no. The very first SVC screening routine I wrote was to propagate
TCBSENV because of this very situation.
Contact me off-list for details.
Best regards,
Ray
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Have you asked on IMS-L?
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Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction
Bom dia, Oswaldo,
This has been discussed before on VMESA-L, which is now known as IBMVM.
Go here: http://listserv.uark.edu/archives/ibmvm.html
You can search the archives, and subscribe there também.
Saludos,
Ray
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First, run with PARM='TYPRUN=NORUN', so you won't actually copy anything off
the tape.
Then use INCLUDE((**)). ADRDSSU will show you all of the data sets
dumped/copied onto the tape.
Then, once you figure out what's there, and what to rename to (usually just
changing the HLQ is sufficient to
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Subject: Re: List contents of DFSMSdss-produced dump?
In a recent note, Ray Mullins said:
Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 14:24:30 -0800
First, run with PARM='TYPRUN=NORUN', so you won't actually copy
anything off the tape.
Got it. Thanks.
Then use INCLUDE
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