Just remember its unsupported unless you pay $$.
Ed
On Mar 19, 2016, at 6:56 PM, John McKown wrote:
On Sat, Mar 19, 2016 at 1:41 PM, Scott Ford <idfzos...@gmail.com>
wrote:
All:
We are in the process of organizing our source code for our
Adapters ( that
what Mgmt is calling them for RACF, ACF2 and Top-Secret ).
We have our source code stored on GIT on Bitbucket.org. I use
SourceTree to
'Pull , Push and Commit'. My issue I am trying to solve is:
1. How to edit on a PC , my laptop
2. Submit to my local z/OS ( I have zOS running at Home )
3. Retrieve the output from the compile or assembly or both and
see what
errors exist.
I am on z/OS 1.10 , I would like to use something like 'scp'
between my
Windows 10 Laptop and the Linux box running z/OS.
​Since you mention "scp", I _assume_ you have OpenSSH running on z/
OS. If
so, then _run_ do NOT walk, to http://dovetail.com/downloads/coz/
index.html,
download & install everything! Honest. It has a zero cost license.
You can
then use the Dataset Pipes to do everything you want. The "fromdsn"
and
"fromfile" commands on your PC can be used to download​ from a z/
OS dataset
(seq or PDS member) or z/OS UNIX file to your PC, via "ssh", doing
code
conversion. You can then edit the file on your PC using your favorite
editor. Finally, you can upload the code to z/OS via the "todsn" or
"tofile" to upload, with code conversion, to a z/OS data set or
UNIX file
respectively.
You can use "todsn" to submit a job which resides, in ASCII, on
your PC to
z/OS doing a command similar to:
todsn -ssh myracfid@myzosip -x 'sysout(x) writer(intrdr) recfm(fb)
lrecl(80)' x <my-job.jcl #jcl is in native code page
there is a command in the packages above called "lsjes" which can
tell you
what your job status is via a command similar to:
cozclient -ssh myracfid@myzosip lsjes
You can do something similar to the "question mark" command within
the HELD
display of SDSF using a command like:
cozclient -ssh myracfid@myzosip lsjes -d j???? # where j???? is the
JES job
number (not job name)
You can fetch the job's output via:
fromdsn -ssh myracfid@myzosip -jes.j???? >job-output.txt # again
j???? is
the JES job number
===
I do some _very_ wacky stuff myself using the Dovetailed tools.
They are
simply _fantastic_ people. And Kirk Wolfe hangs out around here, too!
I could write C Socket server and pass commands and pass back
output and
use ftp to push the actual source code up to z/OS,
then have the command coming from the Socket server execute a
command to
compile/assemble.
Is there an easier way ? We dont have RD/z ...
Regards,
Scott
IDMWORKS
--
A fail-safe circuit will destroy others. -- Klipstein
Maranatha! <><
John McKown
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