Yep.
But Google does...
At 12/2/2016 05:24 PM, Nims,Alva John (Al) wrote:
I guess it does not understand HLA yet.
Al Nims
Systems Admin/Programmer 3
UFIT
University of Florida
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Thanks for the tip.
>Is the ASMA033I message correct? Could it be ASM033I (without the
>second A)
Yes, ASMA033I correct. Google it.
ASMAnnnc messages belong to the High Level Assembler.
ASMnnnnnc message belong to the "Auxiliary Storage Manager".
Dave
At 12/2/2016 05:01 PM, Nims,Alva John (Al) wrote:
>"#3) So once you've figured you need to download the message
>definitions, the next thing you need to know is to which component a
>particular message belongs. Quick... does anybody know what IEF540I
>belongs to? 'Cause apparently I don't. I've downloaded a bunch, and
>while other messages are now findable, the IEF messages aren't. (At
>least not yet.)"
>I am doing this with my Android Phone:
>In the area where you typed in the "IEF540I" and pressed "GO" you
>will have under the search box "Local More" Press the "More"
>side and it will give you the list of message sets that it thinks it is
>in. I did the IEF540I after I had already downloaded the z/OS MVS 1.13
>set and it did not find it, but it presented me with the z/OS MVS 2.1 &
>2.2 options, so I downloaded the 2.2 version and it gave me the message
>info.
>Is the ASMA033I message correct? Could it be ASM033I (without the
>second A) Al Nims Systems Admin/Programmer 3 UFIT University of Florida
>(352) 273-1298
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>>Subject: Re: LOOKAT gone? - Doc Buddy? Seriously?
>> >There is a phone app called IBM Doc buddy. Try it, you might like it.
>>
>>Tried it. Don't much like it at all!
>>
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>>
>>
>>
>>Ok, I've just now downloaded and installed Doc Buddy (Android
>>version). And the best I can say about it is, whoever designed the UI
>>really didn't put much effort into it. I mean seriously, doesn't IBM
>>put these things out for real world testing first? Then do they even
>>listen to the feedback???
>>#1) So I installed the app, and of course the very first thing I did
>>was type in some message ids. Nothing too esoteric. just basic ancient
>>stuff like, I don't know, do you think it'd be able to find IEF450I???
>>Nope... ASMA033I? Nope... Anything? Nope nope nopity nope!
>>#2) It turns out you then have to download... I don't know what IBM
>>calls them... I'll just call them "message sets". These are organized
>>by component. But there's no mention of this, no startup tips, tricks
>>or just general heads-up is put in front of you..
>>Nothing. You install the app, and you're on your own. [Pro-tip: Go to
>>the "Component" page.]
>>#3) So once you've figured you need to download the message
>>definitions, the next thing you need to know is to which component a
>>particular message belongs. Quick... does anybody know what IEF540I
>>belongs to? 'Cause apparently I don't. I've downloaded a bunch, and
>>while other messages are now findable, the IEF messages aren't. (At
>>least not yet.)
>>#4) Maybe that message set hasn't downloaded yet. It's hard to tell
>>because there is no status display. The individual messages sets are
>>hidden in dropdowns that have the very annoying habit of going back
>>into hiding on you rather quickly...
>>#5) And that's another thing. The components list keeps jumping around
>>on you because dropdowns that you've opened up spontaneously close
>>causing the page to jump up, jump down, jump whatever. Come on guys!
>>Can't you stabilize a display long enough for somebody to touch a
>>button????
>>
>>#6) Oh and the msgid entry field... So you've got your keyboard open
>>and you're typing away, and you decide to clear the entire field. But
>>when you do so, Boom! the keyboard disappears on you. Why????
>>#7) Googling a msgid turns out to be just plain easier.
>>I have not tried very many IBM apps, but so far every one I've tried
>>feels like it's been written by amateurs!
>>My kid grandson can do better than this!
>>
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>>
>>Ok, I've got the IEFxxx messages now. They were where they belonged,
>>it just took a long time for the z/OS MVS messages set to download.
>>Good thing I've got a nice fat pipe.
>>But I still don't have the ASMAxxx messages yet. They're apparently
>>not in the z/OS MVS component, and I don't see an HLASM component
>>available. Really?
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