This looks correct and essentially the same as mine. I never ran into the
truncated error. I'm guessing the problem must lie somewhere else.
Since ACRONYM= is working, it's unlikely that a spurious blank is causing the
problem. Maybe compare the assembler listings to see if there is a
On Tue, 23 Jan 2024 13:11:27 -0600, Bill Yeager wrote:
> I get “Control block is truncated”
TSO PROFILE MSGID will turn on message ID. You can then look up the message to
find the causes and solutions for this message. You can TSO PROFILE NOMSGID to
eliminate message ids from TSO. I
OPRM DSECT
OPRMEYEC DSCL4EYECATCHER ('OPRM') @E120
OPRMIFUN DSCL4I/O FUNCTION TO BE PERFORMED
OPRMCFUN DSCL4COMM FUNCTION TO BE PERFORMED
I used to add my own commands to the ISPF command table. But somehow I got out
of the habit; I went to a new site, didn't get around to it, got used to just
putting "TSO" in front of commands, then forgot where to go to do it the other
way. Now I can find the command table again, but why?
Try CBF 2B79E814. L(12) STRUCTURE(OPRM)
The Truncated message is telling you that the OPRM model is trying to format
something longer that what is provided.
Since you only specified an address (not a symbol which has a length), the
length would be defaulting to whatever your SETDEF command
Hello
I have a general question here. When you don't have crypto processor, So
when a ATTLS traffic is enabled does the encryption and decryption handled
by Started task TCPIP or the general processor?
Regards
Peter
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Even though you don't have a crypto processor, do you have CPACF on the
box? Most machines I've seen do, because it's a no-charge feature. I
don't know for sure, but I thought I heard that you can start ICSF
without a crypto card and it will use CPACF for some of the heavier
encryption
After implementing ATTLS there is some delay in our CICS transaction but I
was suspecting if sn absence of crypto processor can overload the general
processor to cause this delay ?
On Wed, Jan 24, 2024, 9:01 AM Phil Smith III wrote:
> Peter wrote:
> >I have a general question here. When you
Ok so TCPIP as a started task when it does encryption and decryption so it
directly overloads the General CP ?
On Wed, Jan 24, 2024, 9:59 AM Tom Brennan
wrote:
> Even though you don't have a crypto processor, do you have CPACF on the
> box? Most machines I've seen do, because it's a no-charge
Peter wrote:
>I have a general question here. When you don't have crypto processor, So
>when a ATTLS traffic is enabled does the encryption and decryption handled
>by Started task TCPIP or the general processor?
The TCPIP started task is just code and runs on the general processor, so your
You talk about fields.
However user see records, not fields. Various records.
Manual editing single records with known fields is easy, however mass
change can be risky.
Note: as usually *we don't know* what is the author's need. IMHO this is
the least active person in this thread.
Without that
At the end, you mask specific fields (which are defined in records). The
method I offered is generic. The data for this logic is unstructured, and
the translation purpose is to identify possible texts and numbers the user
might wish to hide. A loop of TRANSLATE, VERIFY and OVERLAY does need
First, and most important, enjoy your retirement. I'm happy for you, but sad
that the tuning newsletter is going away. Thanks for your good work over the
years.
Is there any chance of providing everything to a public archive like bitsavers,
or to SHARE?
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"Obviously, you still need to restart ISPF to enable the new commands."
It isn't obvious to me. For another example of modifying the command
table dynamically, see Gilbert Saint-Fluor's FASTPATH command on the
CBT tape. I use it regularly. Issuing the FASTPATH command within ISPF
adds some
I think we could find interested people that could get the stuff to
good homes and Bitsavers. I would be interested in some of it - not
all, as it does need to travel.
I look forward to the pictures.
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On Tue, Jan 23, 2024 at 8:53 AM Robert Prins wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> My father worked
Thank you, I appreciate it.
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Lodz, Poland
W dniu 23.01.2024 o 15:03, Robert Prins pisze:
Here's the free-of-any errorchecking, I've only ever used it myself, small
exec to update command tables using the standard ISPF dialog. Obviously,
you still need to restart ISPF
I’ve never had to cancel a BPXAS. Rather, I have had to cancel a process
using a BPXAS initiator many times. Can you start there?
Use ps -ef and kill in uss or d omvs,a=all and cancel in zos.
On Tue, Jan 23, 2024 at 9:18 AM Roberto Halais
wrote:
> Listers:
> I need to cancel a BPXAS which is
For services entered with a branch or jump, the save baarea is also relevant.
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Joseph Reichman
I have an exec that I defined in the ISPF ZSTART variable that dynamically adds
my personal fast path commands to the ispf commands table each time ISPF starts
- no need to restart for them to be available.
Lionel B. Dyck <><
Github: https://github.com/lbdyck
“Worry more about your character
Off-topic, so I changed the subject line.
And while what follows is not TSO nor batch, it *does* fit in USS space,
so hopefully I won't get plonked. *:-)*
I've been collecting software in source form for several years. It
started as a hobby, but lately looks like a supply chain gap-fill.
It's
Listers:
I need to cancel a BPXAS which is hung. It has status PROT.
We have not been able to cancel it or kill it.
Any ideas?
Thank you,
Roberto
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Hi all,
My father worked for IBM in the Netherlands for more than 30 years,
starting as a CE in the late 1950'ies. Last year he was diagnosed with
Alzheimer, and over the past few months my siblings and me have been
emptying his apartment and storage room, and we've come across a sizeable
On Tue, 23 Jan 2024 at 13:55, Tom Marchant <
000a2a8c2020-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
> "Obviously, you still need to restart ISPF to enable the new commands."
>
> It isn't obvious to me. For another example of modifying the command
> table dynamically, see Gilbert Saint-Fluor's
To my mind the real problem is making the data consistent and make sense.
BTW names are one thing but Plant/Serial is a good example of something that’s
at least a machine identifier.
Cheers, Martin
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Radoslaw Skorupka
Hi all ,
I am trying to find a way to monitor usage of numtcb for an application
environment. Is this information stored in SMF?
Thanks
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I had two main objectives in updating file 192
First in amode 64 display 64 gpr
Second when a abend occurs in a IBM service
Be it PC or SVC
Report on where in the user program this occurred
For SVC this would be in the RB
For PC ( which are normally space switching as well as stacking )
You are and will always be an inspiration to me.
Best Regards
Ituriel do Nascimento Neto
z/OS System Programmer
Em terça-feira, 23 de janeiro de 2024 às 04:39:23 BRT, Timothy Sipples
escreveu:
Best wishes Cheryl! If Singapore is on your bucket list please stop by to say
hello.
Cheryl, I never had much call to use your knowledge, but I know it has been
useful to mainframe shops all around the world. I was more than a little
pleased to see you were still around the other day. I hope you have plenty
of time to enjoy a very well-earned retirement in the best of health.
On
Here's the free-of-any errorchecking, I've only ever used it myself, small
exec to update command tables using the standard ISPF dialog. Obviously,
you still need to restart ISPF to enable the new commands. And of course
saving them, like I do, in my private EXEC library could be omitted.
Enjoy
Cheryl you have been a beacon of order to community.
Have you attempted to find someone to take over Watson-Walker's function.
The reason ask is AI via Linux is available on the z16.
Regards,
Steve
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On Sun, 21 Jan 2024 15:14:08 -0600, Wendell Lovewell
wrote:
>Thanks for your help Bruce and Paul.
>
>I was able to ask this to the IBM support team and they told me about the
>"XCFGRPNM" parm on the JES2 MASDEF statement.
>
>I hadn't specified a value for this, so both were using the default
Joseph,
Programs executing in AMODE(31) can and often do store critical data in the
high halves of registers, so I would always display the full 64-bit registers,
and not make it a function of AMODE.
Tom Harper
Phoenix Software International
Sent from my iPhone
> On Jan 23, 2024, at 8:03
+1
Mike Shaw
MVS/QuickRef Support Group
Chicago-Soft, Ltd.
On Tue, Jan 23, 2024 at 10:47 AM Tom Harper
wrote:
> Joseph,
>
> Programs executing in AMODE(31) can and often do store critical data in
> the high halves of registers, so I would always display the full 64-bit
> registers, and not
On Tue, 23 Jan 2024 07:54:50 -0600, Tom Marchant
wrote:
>"Obviously, you still need to restart ISPF to enable the new commands."
>
>It isn't obvious to me. For another example of modifying the command
>table dynamically, see Gilbert Saint-Fluor's FASTPATH command on the
>CBT tape. I use it
Hi Charles,
We have two websites-one public and one for subscribers only (this is the one
with special search features). The one for subscribers-only will last until May
2025, and then will cease to exist. The public one will gradually thin down,
but we haven’t made any definite plans.
Try this: F BPXOINIT,SHUTDOWN=FORKINIT
Thanks
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Congratulations !
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I can offer my ISPCMDU found at https://harders-jensen.com. With it you can
update the ISPF command table ISPCMDS in flight, no restart required.
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Using a control block model with IPCS, I’m stuck in a situation whereby I get
“Control block is truncated” no matter what I do when I issue a CBFORMAT for
the structure (CBF addr. Structure(cbname). It displays the eyecatcher
(acronym) and that is all. I mapped 2 control blocks, one works the
Using this Rexx (from Douglas H Adams), works perfect)
Did rewrite some code
//Lasse
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On Tue, 23 Jan 2024
Hi Cheryl:
It has been a great run. You will be missed. Sorry to hear you
are shutting down the company.
I can tell you from those I've known who have retired, stay
active. Physically and mentally.
Regards,
Steve Thompson
On 1/22/2024 11:33 PM, Cheryl Watson wrote:
* For those too young
Godspeed Cheryl...
Mike Shaw
On Mon, Jan 22, 2024, 11:33 PM Cheryl Watson
wrote:
> * For those too young to remember, check out Wiki
>
> Hi all,
>
> I’m retiring, but first want to send out a thank you to all the
> IBM-Mainers still posting, as well as those who are no longer active.
>
Thanks for the tips guys.
I am using the same node name ("JES2") on both systems--that's probably why the
XCFGRPNM parm was necessary. (I NJE with a VSE machine & when the 3.1 system
is the primary/only machine I'll move the CTC connection to the new system
without changing any of the VSE
I have a customer that would like to AUTOMATE RACF. Personally I think this
heresy but.
I am aware of Sail Point, and it will automate changing passwords.
Are there any tools/Program Products that can be used to Provision ID's, and
Update profiles without having the auditors looking for
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