CA View documentation has information on how to convert output to a PDF.
I don't know if an additional product is needed, but we do use it
internally. It may be something you already have and can enable.
https://docops.ca.com/ca-view/14-0/en/reference-miscellaneous/ca-spool-java-transformers
Bob
You could transfer to a sequential file and then go into ISPF Edit and
enter the line command TF72 (text flow) on the first line.
On Mon, Dec 10, 2018 at 10:37 AM Charles Mills wrote:
> This is not truly a mainframe question but I am sure everyone can see the
> mainframe relevance and why it is
e Unit.
On Mon, Dec 10, 2018 at 11:13 AM Charles Mills wrote:
> Perhaps a command that is local to your site?
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> IKJ56500I COMMAND TF72 NOT FOUND
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> Charles
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John,
Enjoy your retirement. Thanks for all the communication.
Bob Longabaugh
On Wed, Dec 12, 2018 at 6:39 PM Steve Horein wrote:
> Thank you sir for contributing, and more importantly, sharing.
> Much respect for all you've done. Enjoy your time!
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> On Wed, Dec 12, 2018 at 7:41 AM John
Yes 3590 is generic rather than an esoteric that you can define at your
site.
If you are just referring to the data set with DISP=OLD or DISP=MOD, and
not specifying "UNIT=", the system will assign the output device based on
the catalog entry. This was helpful when my previous site converted
We do not have any 81 byte records in the holddata files. PTFs and holddata
both require fixed 80 byte records There are some "packed" holddata files
that have a different LRECL. If you select the packed files, you will need
to unpack them with AMATERSE before processing with SMP/E.
If you are
This is a display from ISPF edit showing the range of visible EBCDIC
characters starting at X'40' and ending at X'FE'.
=COLS> +1+2+3--
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01 âäàáãåçñ¢.<(+|
CA (Broadcom) provides the list of required maintenance on the
Compatibility matrix.
https://support.ca.com/phpdocs/0/MSPSaccount/COMPAT/zos_compat.HTML
The compatibility chart also shows the appropriate FIXCAT that you can use
in the apply command if you want to only apply the minimum that is
Hi Jake,
I work on CA Allocate and CA Disk. From a customer perspective you can
apply the compatibility PTFs for a new z/OS release to these products and
continue to run on the current z/OS release. We assemble the
compatibility PTFs with macros from the new release. Outside of the
macros,
Mark,
Sorry to see this. Good luck to you and hope you can find something that
suits your requirements.
Though we aren't a "work from home" employer, I did check our Careers
listings, and we do have mainframe openings at Broadcom. So, please take a
look, and if you find something that looks
If a PTF has a ++DELETE, it will contain ++HOLD(sysmod-id) ...
REASON(DELETE) etc. You cannot restore those PTFs. The statement
will look like
++DELETE(lmodname)
That is not to be confused with PTFs that delete MOD, MAC, or Data Element
entries. Those would look like ++PNLENU(ABC) DELETE
"The mainframe was and is critical to commercial databases, transaction..."
"The mainframe is critical to commercial databases, transaction..."
<=== FIXED IT
Bob Longabaugh
Broadcom
Storage Management
On Tue, Aug 13, 2019 at 10:26 AM Seymour J Metz wrote:
> Item 3: Overprivileged Users
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Hi John,
The easiest way to "re-duplex" would be to run MERGE, using the duplex
volume as input.
You would specify the original volume key. The merge process will see that
the primary volume is disabled, so it will use the duplex volume as input
to the merge. It will create a new duplex as
The SMPLOG should be allocated to a VB sequential data set with a DISP=MOD
and LRECL=510. We rarely ask for SMPLOG but it is helpful in some
situations to see the sequence of action when a customer has a question.
SMPLOG in the sysout is only semi-readable since the data and time stamps
are not
I worked at a telco in the 1980s and the 3033, 3032, and 3033MP were water
cooled. There was a 3037 PCDU (Power/Cooling Distribution Unit).
I think the 3031 was air cooled.
On Mon, Dec 9, 2019 at 9:57 AM Christopher Y. Blaicher <
cblaic...@syncsort.com> wrote:
> 370/165 and 370/168 were water
Enjoy your retirement. At least you will know when the clock strikes 1, 2,
3, or 4, you won't be getting a call from Operations.
Happy New Year
Bob Longabaugh
Broadcom
Storage Management - CA Allocate and CA Disk
On Tue, Dec 31, 2019 at 9:27 AM esmie moo <
uals say the profiles in TSOPROC have
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> W dniu 23.03.2020 o 15:22, Robert Longabaugh pisze:
> > If you are referring to an alternate logon proc so that you can have a
If you are referring to an alternate logon proc so that you can have a
backout when you have changed the main logon proc or are doing other
maintenance, the syntax would be:
LOGON yourid PROC(procname)
Bob Longabaugh
Broadcom
Storage Management Products
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