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Yes and no.:-) With SMS, when you use NOSCRATCH, the GDS data set is
rolled off the GDG and, instead of becoming uncatalogued, the GDS entry
becomes a normal non-VSAM entry. This means that it can only be referenced
by GOOVOO number, not via relative GDG number. And is not accessable via
GDG-all
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So, if I run a scan on my Pool with DFDSS with CATLG EQ NO, and I find
lots of files, they are probably uncataloged in the SMS pool.
I think that's true.
If I use option 3.4 on the GDG Base and turn up NO dataset
IIRC, both C and PL/I use the same back end code generator, while COBOL
does its own thing. That may be why COBOL seems to stay behind them.
On Sep 1, 2012 2:49 PM, zMan zedgarhoo...@gmail.com wrote:
Indeed. The lack of improvements for EC12 may simply reflect where the
COBOL folks are in their
What about an ad which would say For a restful night's sleep, get an IBM
iSeries . Meaning that companies can depend on an iSeries to run reliably
at all times' vice a Wintel solution. OK , not likely.
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Two identical tradenames do
, the DFSORT manual seems to say that it does.
If you noticed from previous messages, IT management is anti-z/OS so
they basically just don't work to be bothered with it. Like because
MS-Windows is such a POS that they need to concentrate on it. Makes me
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mention it, I may use a CA-OPS/MVS rule to blank out portions of the
ICH408I messages. Say in the USER(...), GROUP(...) and NAME(...) portions.
I don't use them anyway. I use the SMF records.
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Took the easy way out. Superseded all ICH408I messages from SYSLOG which
have USER( at the front of word two. I see no need for them. We use SMF
records for reporting.
On Sep 18, 2012
ISPF option 3.3 can copy to a new PDS and unpack as it copies. It's an
option on the panel.
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Okay, I looked at the Dataset for PACK (DUH!!). You are correct PACK ON
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Thanks. I may take a look at that to see if I can port it to a z/OS UNIX
command. Given my predilections, it will likely be line mode out to
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If you ever wondered what happened to the wonderful PACKRAT fullscreen
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I think the table is on the next page, topic 26.4.3. Perhaps an RCF to
rephrase this table to the table on the next page is needed. Perhaps
topic 26.4.3 used to be on the same physical page in the dead tree version.
I haven,t looked in the PDF because I currently lying in bed using my
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And a few other amusing quotes.
http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~ravenben/humor/csfunny
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which because I don't want a multi-way war between the U.S., Britain,
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My favorite hot button is itching...The underlying problem here is one
I've trotted out during several user sessions at SHARE: the various
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and try to understand. Which is why I'm a Linux/*BSD bigot these days.
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Curiosity question: Why do you need multiple remote I3270C sessions per
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an exception should be thrown.
OTOH, we could simply do the political thing and continue to punt the
problem down the time stream, using ad-hoc solutions in the present.
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At least, I can get to it.
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Being a Linux bigot (only use Windows at work), I am wondering if there is
any documentation on SPFPRO or other ISPF-like environments. In
particular,
do these products emulate all of ISPF or only the ISPF editor? Can the
editor run macros? If so, only REXX or can it use
help, but it's a catch 22.
BTW, this issue does affect ACF2 and Top Secret as well.
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in (batch) TSO (e.g. PGM=IKJEFT01 or IKJEFT1A or IKJEFT1B). As
such it falls prey to the problem that John McKown describes in his reply
in this thread. Additionally it has other deficiencies that make it
unacceptable, on the other hand the good news is that this capability
already exists
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(ATTACH, INTRDR, etc.) must also be
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creates... ad infinitum.
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. And, if you are trying to subvert procedures, ask yourself In
this economy, is this worth my job?.
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On Thu, Nov 21, 2013 at 11:30 AM, R.S. r.skoru...@bremultibank.com.plwrote:
W dniu 2013-11-21 18:11, John Gilmore pisze:
Why the magic number of 123 extents per volume? 127 is more
plausible. What else is going on here?
Well. Why 59 volumes per volume, why 140 bytes per VTOC records?
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One possibility, which is not simply by any
is,
not the user.
That's the *ix philosophy more than the MVS philosophy.
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, 26 Nov 2013 07:47:39 -0600, John McKown wrote:
I am confused by this. What would you put in such a catalog? The absolute
path name plus file name, such as /u/myid/some/subdir/somefile.txt ? If
so,
why? If you know the name, the system knows where it is. Or do you must
mean the file name
the advancement in hardware and UI design knowledge.
Unfortunately, the author does not address the monetary cost of improving
the UI. Which is a major concern.
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On Wed, Nov 27, 2013 at 9:13 AM, Ted MacNEIL eamacn...@yahoo.ca wrote:
Software is difficult to write, so, of course, it should be difficult to
read! (8-{]}
Very true! Which is why I prefer APL2 for all applications programming
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I can try that. Thanks.
On Nov 29, 2013 8:33 PM, Robert A. Rosenberg hal9...@panix.com wrote:
At 18:57 -0600 on 11/29/2013, John McKown wrote about Curiosity: ETXR exit
code (ATTACHX macro):
I think the former. with ETXR#2 interrupting ETXR#1 is what really
happens.
I can't think of a way
. This will allow
SMS to allocate the DSN properly and DFHSM, perhaps, to manage any disk
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On Nov 30, 2013 3:10 PM, Peter Relson rel...@us.ibm.com wrote:
I believe that there is no deferral. Unless RTM is terminating a higher
task, lower tasks can terminate in parallel and if it's time for an ETXR
to run, the IRB will be scheduled. If that happens to interrupt a previous
ETXR, so
On Sun, Dec 1, 2013 at 9:30 AM, zMan zedgarhoo...@gmail.com wrote:
Ahhh. So you want the system to find the file filename *anywhere that it
exists* when you say *verb* filename?
Hmm. Do I want that? Do I want what worked fine yesterday to stop working
today because a download or unzip
It might be helpful to have the OP tell us _exactly_ what authorized
function he needs to be done on behalf of his unauthorized user program.
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