On 9/06/2021 11:36 am, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
On Wed, 9 Jun 2021 10:02:01 +0800, David Crayford wrote:
...
Is 2009 good enough for you?: https://www.phoenixsoftware.com/ftp/demo/?C=M;O=D
Perfect. I have to say, that's a superbly documented piece of code.
Did you see a User's Manual?
This is hardware specific -- it varies by your z model level (ie. z14 vs
z15, etc.). Normally the CBU records are preconfigured in the SE and
activated by command. IME the phone call is when you are outside the
bounds of the preconfigured CBU records ... so there is a financial cost
incurred.
But breaking lines in that fashion diminishes the usefulness of line
numbers reported in ASMA435I messages.
On my system, ASMA435I messages for errors in open code (rather than macro
processing) give a value of 0 for the record number, so I am not sure how
useful that is.
As Ed
>Rule of thumb: you don't need old tapes, you may need old data.
>In my former life I had 20 years old data, but the tapes were approx.
>2-3 years old (max.). And always replicated, always in two locations.
>For old media (tapes, optical, hdd's, whatever) the earlier you start
>reading them the
Response from HLASM Development (Thanks Jonathan Scott) :
If an input exit supplies the record (which happens in this case, even if the
record is unchanged), the source record number information for error message
purposes (which may be different from the number of records provided by the
exit)
Good point.
Just tried it without FLOWASM and the source line record number is correct
(even if the code is in traditional format).
Wondering if this is a bug with HLASM or a side-effect of having one or more of
INX, LIBX and PRX defined in ASMAOPT.
I will try and find out.
Rob.
On Wed, 9 Jun 2021 12:52:39 +, Rob Scott wrote:
>
>Just tried it without FLOWASM and t e source line record number is correct
>(even if the code is in traditional format).
>
>Wondering if this is a bug with HLASM or a side-effect of having one or more
>of INX, LIBX and PRX defined in
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On Wed, 9 Jun 2021 08:50:08 +, Rob Scott wrote:
>...
>On my system, ASMA435I messages for errors in open code (rather than macro
>processing) give a value of 0 for the record number, so I am not sure how
>useful that is.
>
Is the behavior identical in the absence of FLOWASM?
-- gil
In the logon screen, what is written in the command field? This is part of
the racf Tao segment and loaded at logon time. Maybe it is
isotope;split;split;split
ITschak
בתאריך יום ד׳, 9 ביוני 2021 ב-17:59 מאת Billy Ashton :
> Hello all...I don't know if there is an ISPF list, but hope you can
Use 3.14 and search for the string in all your SYSEXEC and SYSPROC datasets.
That may help in the troubleshooting.
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Billy Ashton
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Subject: Re: ISPF
Shalom Itschak, as I would have thought, the Command field is empty,
which is why it sits at the READY prompt.
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Sent: 6/9/2021 11:12:27 AM
Subject: Re: ISPF startup processing
In the logon screen, what is
Kolusu and Raphael, we checked 7.3, and issued L ZSTART, and in fact,
scrolled through all 900 variables, and did not see anything for ZSTART
or any variable with a Split or Swap command.
Next thoughts? This is really a strange puzzle...
Billy
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Hi Carmen, we use TPX here. I had a look at the user's setup, and for
TSO they have only the APPLID, Modent, and ACL defined - all the rest
are blank.
Billy
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From: "Carmen Vitullo"
To: IBM-MAIN@listserv.ua.edu
Sent: 6/9/2021 11:37:11 AM
Subject: Re: ISPF startup
Hey Billy, we use TPX also, for now - my TPX guru is OOTO currently,
but I know for me it was hard to find myself.
let us know what you find if you can
thinking some more, maybe the emulator? an emulator macro ?
just thinking out loud here
Carmen
On 6/9/2021 10:46 AM, Billy Ashton wrote:
>>did not see anything for ZSTART or any variable with a Split or Swap
command.
Billy,
I would then check if the user has any recorded macros that gets executed
at logon. Does the same thing happen if that user logs on from a different
PC ?
I would also check USERID.ISPF.PROFILE dataset and
Well, Kolusu has hit on the edge of the bullseye!
I searched the ISPPROF file, and found the split and swap command string
in the ISPPROF member. It took a little magic from an old Rexx I had
from who knows when (called ProfRead) that showed there is a ZSTART
variable in ISPPROF. Closer look
Hello all...I don't know if there is an ISPF list, but hope you can help
me here.
I have a user that is having some strange things happening when he logs
into TSO and goes into ISPF. For example, while everyone else starts
ISPF and has one window open, this user has 5 split screens defined
Maybe the session manager - startup logon script?
I recall when I started at my current job the systems folks that manage
TPX thought it was a great idea to start a script that puts your session
in split screen, one screen SDSF, one ISPF edit
Carmen
On 6/9/2021 9:58 AM, Billy Ashton
The TSO logon script dumps the user to a READY prompt. Then the user
selects either a specific application command for special processing or
ISPSTART to get into ISPF. I don't see a special ISPSTART Clist/Rexx
program in his Sysproc or Sysexec, so there must be something happening
with
>>r example, while everyone else starts
> ISPF and has one window open, this user has 5 split screens defined and
> named, but he has no idea how.
Billy,
He probably has ZSTART coded. Check for the variable ZSTART from option 7.3
and it should show you how the 5 split screens are set up
Thanks,
Hi Billy,
Look at variable ZSTART under ISPF 7.3 for this user.
I have it set up with something like this:
ZSTART P ISPF;3.4;split new;3.4;split new;3.4;split new;8;swap 1
It starts automagically a few ISPF windows.
Ciao,
--
Raphael
If the logon procedure "dump" the user to the TSO READY prompt what happens if
he enters ISPSTART only?
Or ISPSTART BASIC
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Raphael Dal Pos / z/OS Support
GOSP Generali Operations Services Platform
Infrastructure Services/Technologie et Services
Look for a logon clist/rexx being executed just prior to getting to the IPSF
primary menu.
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Billy Ashton
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Subject: ISPF startup processing
Hello
I still think there's a possibility its the session manager, most SM's
can execute logon scripts, or macro's during signin, what SM do you use?
the macro's or scripts can be user or group specific
Carmen
On 6/9/2021 10:30 AM, Billy Ashton wrote:
Kolusu and Raphael, we checked 7.3, and issued
On Wed, 9 Jun 2021 14:19:47 +, Rob Scott wrote:
>Response from HLASM Development (Thanks Jonathan Scott) :
>
>If an input exit supplies the record (which happens in this case, even if the
>record is unchanged), the source record number information for error message
>purposes (which may be
I noticed a reference to an ACL in the TPX profile. That ACL can issue commands
- you should check he isn’t running a customized ACL there
Jerry Whitteridge
jerry.whitteri...@albertsons.com
Manager Mainframe Systems & HP Non-Stop
Albertsons Companies
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Excellent, thanks for letting everyone know
Carmen
On 6/9/2021 11:24 AM, Billy Ashton wrote:
Well, Kolusu has hit on the edge of the bullseye!
I searched the ISPPROF file, and found the split and swap command
string in the ISPPROF member. It took a little magic from an old Rexx
I had from
So delete member isrprof from the ispprof library and let iPad create a new
one from isptlib. Btw, try iPad opt 3 to see the isrprof values or just.
Browse the dataset member
בתאריך יום ה׳, 10 ביוני 2021 ב-2:06 מאת Joe Monk :
> Yes there is a relationship between ZSTART and ISPSTART.
>
> Have
$AVRS by Macro4?
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Subject: [External] Back in the Dark ages
Back in the dark ages when I worked for JPMChase in Houston, we had a product
Back in the dark ages when I worked for JPMChase in Houston, we had a
product that would SPOOL all execute JCL into its SPOOL Volumes
and then archive that data.
Anyone remember a product like that?
TIA
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ISRPCP calls ISPSTART under the covers; they are both commands and are either
in the LPA or the link list.
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Billy Ashton
There are many of them. Some of my clients use products from mackinney.
ITschak
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On Wed, Jun 9, 2021 at 9:35 PM Pommier, Rex wrote:
> $AVRS by Macro4?
Does this happen with all ispf aliases (PFG ISPF, etc.)? What happens if he
starts ispf with a different APPL name (aka NEWAPPL(xxx))?
ITschak
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I was thinking $AVRS also
Carmen
On 6/9/2021 1:34 PM, Pommier, Rex wrote:
$AVRS by Macro4?
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Shmuel, this is exactly the purpose of my question. Finding the root cause,
whether is is the command, the APPL or something else.
ITschak
בתאריך יום ד׳, 9 ביוני 2021 ב-23:19 מאת Seymour J Metz :
> PDF and ISPF won't give you the same defaults as ISPSTART, so it
> definitely matters whether the
That is correct. We tried the standard PDF and ISPF, and they only
produced the single session with the primary option menu. Only ISPSTART
caused the trouble. I haven't looked in the doc to see if there is some
sort of cozy relationship between ISPSTART and the ZSTART profile
variable, but it
Yes there is a relationship between ZSTART and ISPSTART.
Have the user try ISPSTART PANEL(ISR@PRIM) NEWAPPL(ISR).
The doc says about ZSTART:
"ISPF attempts to retrieve and validate profile variable ZSTART. If this
variable is valid (of the format ISPF|| command delimiter|| comand stack)
ISPF
PDF and ISPF won't give you the same defaults as ISPSTART, so it definitely
matters whether the OP types ISPSTART or an alias of ISRPCP.
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JSF, SAR (CA/VIEW), INFOPAC, $AVRS (Previously mentioned,
CA/SPOOL, JES2 Spool OFFLOAD, JHS, .
Several others that don't immediately come to mind
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ITschak Mugzach
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Hi again JCarlos,
Don't know if my private mail reached your inbox, so sending through the list.
Let me know if you're interested in processing this off-mainframe.
I can try to help w/ both the parser & any analysis script(s) you'll need once
the data is parsed.
- KB
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