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I'd like to analyse data in a dataspace returned by MCSOPMSG using IPCS. I
produced a system dump and have the access register's alet value. But how
on earth can I display the data in this data space using IPCS.
Any comments is appreciated.
Thanks
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I'd like to analyse data in a dataspace returned by MCSOPMSG using IPCS. I
produced a system dump and have the access register's alet value. But how
on earth can I display the data in this data space using IPCS.
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Hello Listers,
In CICS, while trying to enter a specific transaction am getting
this error " CANNOT READ RFT TO REBUILD ZXCYB88T ". Does any one have any
clues as to why this could happen?
Thank you all for your time.
Regards
Karthick.I
I was not aware that a date could be provided to the function.
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Ray Baraniecki
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I think it's been possible since OS/390 2.4, somewhere around that time anyway.
Brian
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Hello Listers.
Suddenly, some users, after a correct initialitation of ISPF, get the
following message when saving a file or when executing any TSO command
*** ISPF Main task abend ***
IKJ56641I ISPSTART ENDED DUE TO ERROR+
IEA705I ERROR DURING GETMAIN SYS CODE = 878-10 U341310 AIKJGDA AIKJGDA
You can tell what's in a dump including data spaces use this IPCS command.
listdump dataset(your.svc.dump.dataset.abc) select(attributes)
That gives you what you need to use IPCS to access the storage in a dump if
it is included.
Thanks, Sam
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In a recent note, DOMINGUEZ MARTIN, ANGEL LUIS said:
> Date: Fri, 27 May 2005 12:28:08 +0200
>
> *** ISPF Main task abend ***
> IKJ56641I ISPSTART ENDED DUE TO ERROR+
> IEA705I ERROR DURING GETMAIN SYS CODE = 878-10 U341310 AIKJGDA AIKJGDA 00
> IEA705I 00F8E700 008D4E88 008D4E88 5200
The construction
// DD DUMMY
is being misused here for a purpose for which it was never intended. Use
instead
// DD DSN=NULLFILE,DCB= . . .
John Gilmore
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Have any of you had any experience of setting up the DB2 SERVICE
Administrator functions as part of DB/2 Connect v8?
If you did, have you any information to share with regard to changes to
the WLM policy to cater for it, please?
DAS is completely new to everyone here, and no-one can offer any def
Mr Farrel,
Your comments were very helpfull. Actually there were an error
in L-form of RACROUTE, where i was not specifying USERID field.
Now it's working fine.
Thanks for your feed back.
Atenciosamente/Regards/Saludos
Ituriel do Nascimento Neto
Banco Bradesco S.A.
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Howard Rifkind wrote>.
Howard Rifkind <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:We would like to install
Secure FTP in our maiframes TCP/IP configuration and I have no idea how
to do this.
Would some one be kind enough to point me in the right direction where
to start and what manuals to check
How so? The JCL Reference says "NULLFILE has the same effect as coding
the DD DUMMY parameter" and does not say that DUMMY precludes DCB=.
Charles
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Gerhard or others,
Looking for a clarification. Am I to understand that IEBGENER and such will
read blocks after a short block in a RECFM=FBS file? By definition the
short block should signal a logical EOF.
Chris Blaicher
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I'm broke, and I hope no one fixes me.
Jon
OTOH, if it ain't broke, why try to fix it?
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Ulrich,
Can sFTP and FTP reside within the same z/OS partition and be used at the same
time?
For instance, one person is FPT'ing a secure document using sFTP and another is
using just plain old FTP for something else
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Yes, I believe each has its own port assignments.
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I believe we start using this in CICS TS 1.3 but not 100% sure.
(CICS TS 2.2 for sure)
Of course CICS TS 3.1 provide support for XPLINK and it works
fine but keep in mind it's running as BATCH-LE.
Don't mix DLL and XPLINK even using C or C++. AFAIR we run
OS/390 R8 or perhaps R6 at this time.
All,
Here's a question I've been pondering.
In setting up one CEC that has multiple LPARS, some TEST and some PROD,
with one combined WLM Policy, all systems in the same plex...
How much do the WLM Policies have to differ? TEST has to have lower
goals than PROD, obviously, with IRD and CPU Vary
Greetings,
I am wondering what is the oldest machine that supports
the PLO (Perform Locked Operation) instruction, and whether
there are any older machines that are still running supported
versions of MVS (aka OS/390, z/OS)?
Phrased another way, is it safe to write commercial applications
(target
Jeffrey D. Smith wrote:
I am wondering what is the oldest machine that supports
the PLO (Perform Locked Operation) instruction, and whether
there are any older machines that are still running supported
versions of MVS (aka OS/390, z/OS)?
PLO is part of the original Architectural Level Set -
Hi Gary,
I have a very similar setup though my highest availability/performance
critical systems are on a separate CEC.
#2 OS tasks darn well better be where IBM told you to put them regardless of
which system they are on. If you are in the same Sysplex and z/OS on LPAR A
fouls up it can hurt
Go figure. I was just puttering away, continuing
my conversion of our courses to all z/OS, working,
in particular, on the Advanced JCL class, when I
get a call from one of our clients: Do we have an
Advanced JCL class?!
Works for me. So I finished it up this morning
and sent this to our client, a
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Hi,
We are studying options for maintenance of our z800 Model 0A1.
Can anyone tell me average monthly costs from IBM and non-IBM?
OFF LIST PLEASE
Carlos
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Knutson, Sam wrote:
You can tell what's in a dump including data spaces use this IPCS command.
listdump dataset(your.svc.dump.dataset.abc) select(attributes)
That gives you what you need to use IPCS to access the storage in a dump if
it is included.
I'd recommend SELECT(DUMPED) as the optio
The topic of managing PDF manuals with bookmgr library server came up a few
days and it all sounded easy. I'm trying to add a single PDF manual to the
bookmgr library server. Note the book is not packaged as part of an extended
bookshelf, yet. I've tried a couple of methods as suggested in Gett
Gibbons, Mark wrote:
The topic of managing PDF manuals with bookmgr library server came up a few
days and it all sounded easy. I'm trying to add a single PDF manual to the
bookmgr library server. Note the book is not packaged as part of an extended
bookshelf, yet. I've tried a couple of meth
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 05/26/2005
at 09:44 AM, Nasuh KARAHALLI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>To: "Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Please don't do that; send to me or the list, not both. Thanks.
>Actually as I use the system command DS without any parameters I
>would get exactly
In a recent note, Charles Mills said:
> Date: Fri, 27 May 2005 06:50:09 -0700
>
> How so? The JCL Reference says "NULLFILE has the same effect as coding
> the DD DUMMY parameter" and does not say that DUMMY precludes DCB=.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: IBM Mainframe Discussion L
I did not reply to Charles Mills because I did not judge his post
interesting.
Let me, however, rehearse what I said originally at greater length. Coding
DUMMY has the effect that everything following it is ignored, no DCB
information is retained.
Coding DSN=NULLFILE,DCB=... permits NULLFI
I don't consider the problem interesting enough to try the experiment,
but I think you are mistaken. I am relatively certain that
- DCB= is *not* ignored when coded with DUMMY. Witness the original
question. There was a functional difference between DUMMY,BLKSIZE=129
and DUMMY,BLKSIZE=0.
- There
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Is there a list server for IBM's DFSMS / HSM topics?
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I have some related questions prompted by a recent job posting. What
is the lowest experience level of the readers here? What is the lowest
level of experience for which a job posting here is likely to be
productive?
Note that those questions have nothing to do with the propriety of
such postings.
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 05/26/2005
at 12:57 PM, Bill Fairchild <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>Shmuel (Seymour), you remove too much of the previous post's context
>and end up commenting on only one sentence, in which case your
>comments must always appear to be correct or sometimes disjointe
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
on 05/27/2005
at 09:32 AM, "Blaicher, Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>Looking for a clarification. Am I to understand that IEBGENER and
>such will read blocks after a short block in a RECFM=FBS file? By
>definition the short block should signal a logical EOF.
I'm no
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 05/27/2005
at 07:01 AM, ibm-main <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>As Bill noted, another excessive cull of relevant information to make
>the quote appear to suit your contention.
Sorry, Uri Geller, but your telepathic abilities are overrated.
>My reference was to the AP(s
>- DCB= is *not* ignored when coded with DUMMY. Witness the original
>question. There was a functional difference between DUMMY,BLKSIZE=129
>and DUMMY,BLKSIZE=0.
>- There is no functional distinction between DUMMY and DSN=NULLFILE. The
>JCL manual quote that I cited in my uninterest
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