Re: Attachmate Extra! and upload to PDS from PC

2008-12-22 Thread Kittendorf, Craig X.
What release of Attachmate?  Have you tried to change your Attachmate
session to use ftp instead of IND$FILE?  For example, click on Options,
then Session Type, then select FTP for File transfer protocol. 

Craig
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Sent: Monday, December 22, 2008 4:15 PM
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Subject: Re: Attachmate Extra! and upload to PDS from PC

Yes but at this point I'm not being given the host address to FTP too so
I only have the tools within Attachmate. Sigh.


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Have you consider using ws_ftp or some other FTP software.  

Alfred Cole
BJC HealthCare
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 George.William william.geo...@ftb.ca.gov 12/22/2008 12:41 PM 
New job here and they use Attachmate Extra! for its emulator which is
new to me along with having to use IND$FILE for its file transfer.
MY QUESTION
How do I setup its File Transfer to upload files on my PC to an existing
z/Os PDS. When I attempt this I get an error that the host file name is
invalid or can't be found. I've tried all sorts of different setups plus
looked for all the on-line help and have come up empty handed. I can
update load to a new sequential file just fine but there must be a way
to add a file (member) to an existing PDS.

Any insights would be greatly appreciated!
Bill


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Re: TSSO issuing command to CICS

2008-12-08 Thread Kittendorf, Craig X.
I solved the problem by turning on console autoinstall.

Thanks

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It works okay for me, what CICS/TS level are you running?

Looking at the OSCMD code, I don't see any obvious areas that would
cause
any problems.  

Brian

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Re: TSSO issuing command to CICS

2008-12-05 Thread Kittendorf, Craig X.
TSSO is defined to use 3 subsystem consoles.  The subsystem consoles are
defined to CICS.  Commands from JCL used to enter as console # 000 but
now enter as console name INSTREAM and this is defined to CICS.

OSCMD issued by TSSO works ok. OSCMD issued by me in my ISPF session
works  ok.  It's OSCMD issued from a batch tso job which is failing.

Thanks,
   Craig

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Did you set up consoles for TSSO at installation time?

Brian

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FW: TSSO issuing command to CICS

2008-12-05 Thread Kittendorf, Craig X.
I solved the problem with TSSO's OSCMD from batch by setting up CICS 
autoinstall for consoles. The console gets installed with one of those odd 
termids:

DFHZC5966 I 12/05/2008 14:24:44 AJD1JDCC INSTALL started for TERMINAL (  ¬AAA)
DFHSN1800 12/05/2008 14:24:44 AJD1JDCC Signon at console  by preset user 
JSYSCXK in group OMVSSYS is complete.
DFHZC6935 I 12/05/2008 14:24:44 AJD1JDCC Autoinstall for console ¬AAA with 
consolename  using model or template @CONS successful. 

Thanks to all who replied,
   Craig
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From: Kittendorf, Craig X. 
Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2008 3:28 PM
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Subject: TSSO issuing command to CICS

Hi,

We are using TSSO with z/OS 1.9 and have the patches applied for v1.9.  
Everything is working fine except trying to send a command to CICS/TS 3.1 from 
a batch job, for example:

// EXEC BATCHTMP
//SYSINDD *
OSCMD F CICS,tran
/*

The CICS log shows:

DFHAC2015 11/24/2008 11:28:24 AJD1DCTE Console 000 has not been defined to CICS.

Has anyone found and fixed this problem?

Thanks, 
   Craig

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Re: TSSO issuing command to CICS

2008-12-04 Thread Kittendorf, Craig X.
I have defined consoles including Internal, subsystem, etc.  Apparently
TSSO is using console number 000 and not a console name.  With CICS 3.1
you can not define a console by number.  Issuing commands thru TSSO to
CICS 3.1 worked fine until upgrading to z/OS 1.9.

Craig

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You have to define the console ID you are issuing the commands from to
CICS.
 The procedure for doing that is outlined in the CICS systems guide.

Brian

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TSSO issuing command to CICS

2008-12-03 Thread Kittendorf, Craig X.
Hi,

We are using TSSO with z/OS 1.9 and have the patches applied for v1.9.
Everything is working fine except trying to send a command to CICS/TS
3.1 from a batch job, for example:

// EXEC BATCHTMP
//SYSINDD *
OSCMD F CICS,tran
/*

The CICS log shows:

DFHAC2015 11/24/2008 11:28:24 AJD1DCTE Console 000 has not been defined
to CICS.

Has anyone found and fixed this problem?

Thanks, 
   Craig

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TSSO issuing command to CICS

2008-11-24 Thread Kittendorf, Craig X.
Hi,

We are using TSSO with z/OS 1.9 and have the patches applied for v1.9.
Everything is working fine except trying to send a command to CICS/TS
3.1 from a batch job, for example:

// EXEC BATCHTMP
//SYSINDD *
OSCMD F CICS,tran
/*

The CICS log shows:

DFHAC2015 11/24/2008 11:28:24 AJD1DCTE Console 000 has not been defined
to CICS.

Has anyone found and fixed this problem?

Thanks, 
   Craig

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