On 26 July 2013 00:44, Bernd Oppolzer wrote:
> Of course you can teach dump reading and debugging;
> Steve Comstock does it, I do it, and others do it as well.
>
At least it gets them beyond the point where they claim it got a protection
exception on a LR instruction ;-) I think both MVS and V
Don V Nielsen asks:
| Where might one one find good instruction on how to read a dump?
For the most part, everybody I know that's any good at it got that way all
on their own (they may have taken a class from IBM or Amdahl back when they
were young and green, however, but nobody ever told me they
Yes.
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On Jul 25, 2013, at 10:26 PM, "Steve Comstock" wrote:
> On 7/25/2013 6:57 AM, Alan Atkinson wrote:
>> Share.org
>> They run (or did a couple of years ago when I last went to one) classes in
>> ISPF that are quite in
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On 7/25/2013 6:57 AM, Alan Atkinson wrote:
Share.org
They run (or did a couple of years ago when I last went to one) classes in ISPF
that are quite informative.
Do you mean IPCS?
-Steve Comstock
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The Rocket Software XmlDoc
(http://wiki.sirius-software.com/index.php/XmlDoc_API#The_XmlDoc_class)
and XmlParser (http://m204wiki.rocketsoftware.com/index.php/XmlParser_API)
APIs available for the Model 204 database are completely written in
Assembler though users access them via the SOUL O-O lang
Share.org
They run (or did a couple of years ago when I last went to one) classes in ISPF
that are quite informative.
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Yes, UGA is on an outdated version of Listserv: I hope to be able to tell
you we're upgrading RSN, but it always gets pushed back because it still
works, and there are other priorities.
But that's totally not the problem here. The current version has
Reply-To= List|Sender|Both|None|net-address,
There is, actually, a listserv option to override (ignore) the reply-to. The
listserv admin has opted not to make the change for the reasons given below
(which I'm not sure I agree with, but there you have it...)
Frank
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Paul is saying that the REPLY-TO: coming from the list server is causing the
problem. It's not an additional problem.
I think we are on an outdated list server. Most heavily used servers now
replace the REPLY-TO: if specified in the incoming Email header. This list will
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On Behalf Of Paul Raulerson
Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2013 7:31 PM
Is anyone aware of an XML parser written in HLASM? Ideally, I would like to
find a DOM like parser, but a SAX parser is better than having to write one
f
Of course you can teach dump reading and debugging;
Steve Comstock does it, I do it, and others do it as well.
The classes go like this (at least mine):
first we take a close look at the compile listing, and try to
get a deep understanding of all the informations contained
therein and how they h
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I think dump reading is a matter of understanding control blocks.
I dont believe some one can teach debugging, it evolves over years of examing
and analyizing dumps. It always helps to have the source code.
just mt 2 cents
Paul D'Angelo
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From: Don V Nielsen
On Thu, Jul 25th, 2013 at 11:36 PM, Steve Comstock wrote:
> On 7/25/2013 6:45 AM, Don V Nielsen wrote:
> > Where might one one find good instruction on how to read a dump? This
> is
> > probably my poorest skill and I should be better at it.
>
> Ahem.
>
>http://www.trainersfriend.com/Curricul
> From: Paul Gilmartin
>
> BTW, did you supply the "Reply-To: Russell West ..." header, or
> did AT&T bestow that also on you?
> -- gil
It seems that AT&T added that as well. Just one more change for the worse to
heap on the already large stack.
I have been com
On 7/25/2013 6:45 AM, Don V Nielsen wrote:
Where might one one find good instruction on how to read a dump? This is
probably my poorest skill and I should be better at it.
Ahem.
http://www.trainersfriend.com/Curricula/debugcurr.htm
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Kind regards,
-Steve Comstock
The Trainer's Friend,
Where might one one find good instruction on how to read a dump? This is
probably my poorest skill and I should be better at it.
On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 10:46 PM, William H. Blair wrote:
> This is being posted with the permission of the list owner. (My sincere
> thanks, Jean!)
>
> The infrastru
No, there's nothing wrong with the other XML solutions,
except the fact that we needed our solution in 2001, already,
and that it runs on all the other platforms, too.
It turned out to be 3 times faster than XerCes, BTW,
when there were some efforts at our site to get rid of it,
in favor of XerCe
Ah, I missed the Unix / Linux connection.
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> Anything wrong with System XML? Perfectly feasible to use from HLASM.
> Cheers, Martin
Yes, and extremely efficient if you implement a String ID exit. But it's called
*z/OS* XML System Services so it might not available under zUnix?
Fred!
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Anything wrong with System XML? Perfectly feasible to use from HLASM.
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I have a XML parser (SAX and DOM) which is written in C
and is very fast. It runs on z/OS, but on other platforms, too
(Linux, Windows, OS/2). On z/OS, I built an interface to make
calls from PL/1 possible, and the routines for the SAX events
can also be PL/1 routines. The same is of course possib
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