Schiradin,Roland HG-Dir itb-db/dc wrote:
Hups sorry I mean cross systems but in the same sysplex. Sorry.
Tnx for your posting to correct my posting. We use basic sysplex and not parllel sysplex.
Roland,
You cannot use ECS in base sysplex.
So you don't use ECS, or you have parallel sysplex.
On Fri, 7 Oct 2005 07:27:40 -0500, Chase, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fix is to code SPOOL=YES in the SIT for the region (SPOOL=NO is the
default).
-jc-
Hi John,
Thanks, ur solution works perfectly...
Jerry.
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For
John, The 'total block count' is a number which Open/Close/EOV maintains
and passes to the tape management system (this case RMM) during CLOSE/EOV.
You can see this information described in the DFSMS Installation Exits
chapter that includes IFGTEP parameter list.
If the original file was not
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Kirk Talman
Personally I would use:
DCAL2(LISTEND-*-2)
Why would you want the length to be 4 bytes greater than the actual length?
DCC'T045022'
DCC'T047542'
...
Hi all,
I need to display the contents of the register or some variable values in
JESYSMSG. How can I display register values or some variable values using
WTO or is there any other way of doing it.
Thanks in advavance..
Jerry.
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 10/06/2005
at 10:21 AM, Charles Mills [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I gave this a little more thought. Here's a concrete code example
where a literal is clearer in meaning than an out-of-line constant.
Consider
AHI R2,1 BUMP TO NEXT BYTE
That's not a
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on
10/05/2005
at 07:49 AM, Chase, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Is it possible?
What are you asking? You can submit a job to run FTP under a protected
userid if you have surrogate authority. You would still need to have
the password for the FTP server that you wanted to
GA-A-A-K-KKH!!
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Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 7:03 AM
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Subject: RE: Assembler question
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Kirk Talman
Personally I would use:
In a recent note, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) said:
Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2005 07:31:55 -0300
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 10/06/2005
at 10:21 AM, Charles Mills [log in to unmask] said:
I gave this a little more thought. Here's a concrete code example
where a literal is clearer in
Hi Mike,
IIRC Dynamic APF was introduced with MVS/ESA 4.3 about 1992 along with
Common Storage Tracking and lots of other goodies. MVS/ESA 4.3 was a very
good release still fondly remembered for stability around these parts.
Are you talking about code to query the current libraries? I think
Hi Everybody,
If you want a forum to discuss the contents of (or find stuff on)
the CBT Tape and the CBT Overflow Tape, I have started a new group
called cbt-tape on yahoogroups. Below is the info:
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On Mon, 10 Oct 2005 07:18:56 -0500 Jerry Ragland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
: I need to display the contents of the register or some variable values in
:JESYSMSG. How can I display register values or some variable values using
:WTO or is there any other way of doing it.
You create a message and
I have not tried it but SNAPREGS and friends in Jim Marshall's tool kits
(member MACROS) looks promising
File # 316 Jim Marshall's large collection of batch programs
http://www.cbttape.org/ftp/cbt/CBT316.zip
http://www.cbttape.org
This has been discussed several times in the past and Gilbert
From: Sam Golob
If you want a forum to discuss the contents of (or find stuff on)
the CBT Tape and the CBT Overflow Tape, I have started a new group
called cbt-tape on yahoogroups. Below is the info:
Damn - looks like Sam is getting bored :o)
Personally I never found it a chore
We use ECS for most of all catalogs including the Master Catalog exlcuding some emergency catalogs.
All devices are shared cross sysplex, SHR (3,4). No problems so far.
The Managing Catalogs manual says
Attention: If you attempt to use a catalog that is currently
ECS-active
As Bruce has pointed out, this instruction continues to be available.
Moreover, it has a number of at least moderately obvious uses. For example,
many binary-to-decimal conversion routines generate digits in right-to-left,
least-to-most significant, sequence; and MVCIN can be used to reverse
The Extended Addressability Guide has some nice snippets of code that display
the use of various
cross memory features, but I would like to see a well-programmed example of a
full-length program
that puts it all together.
If someone could point me to some nice examples of cross memory
I've spent quite a bit of time with this approach, changing my list to
USERS=(T045022,T046726,T047...), but I can't seem to figure out how to
parse this list in the second macro. That SYSLIST stuff just works in the
primary macro. I Have a collection of $GRP macros which save data
temporarily
FWIW, I frequently use MVCIN to place eyecatchers in data structures
to avoid false hits if and when it becomes necessary to search through
a dump for the structure. For example:
MVCIN XxwaEye,=C'AWXX'+3 Put C'XXWA' in eyecatcher field
I also used it recently, along with a CUSE, to
On Mon, 10 Oct 2005 12:41:18 -0400 Bob Stark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:I've spent quite a bit of time with this approach, changing my list to
:USERS=(T045022,T046726,T047...), but I can't seem to figure out how to
:parse this list in the second macro. That SYSLIST stuff just works in the
I want to move my CKPT1 dataset to another volume, I'd like to do it
without IPL.
My idea:
1. Create temporary DS for NEWCKPT
2. Issue
$T CKPTDEF,NEWCKPTn=(DSN=tempCKPT1,VOL=tempvol)
3. Use $TCKPTDEF,RECONFIG=YES to enter the dialog
switch CKPT to NEWCKPT1
4. Delete old CKPT1, create target
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Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 12:37 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: How to move JES2 checkpoint dataset
I want to move my CKPT1 dataset to another volume, I'd like to do it
Is anyone running a formal infrastructure risk mangement process? We have
set up a function, using the NASA PRA approach, and would like to find some
consulting help to get the program up to full speed.
So far, I've not located anyone.
Any ideas?
Well, I guess one of the more obvious uses is with Semitic languages.
Particularly when fields must
be stored left to right for correct sort sequence or to fully exploit
compression algorithms that
truncate trailing (but not leading) blanks, but of course must be displayed
right to left.
We use Sungard as our D.R. provider. We are getting a new tape
subsystem. It is a 3494-B10 (VTS), a 3584 Tape Library with 3592-J1A
tape drives, and two 3490-C22 rack mounted drives (for interchange).
This is totally replacing our 3494-B18, 3590E manual drives, 3480
drives, and 3420 drives (man,
What I really need is a two dimensional array, but I don't think that can
really be done in a macro.
Two- and indeed 7-dimensional arrays are possible using created set symbols.
I don't have time this afternoon to write you a full-fledged example, but
a toy one will illustrate what is
Art Celestini wrote:
FWIW, I frequently use MVCIN to place eyecatchers in data structures
to avoid false hits if and when it becomes necessary to search through
a dump for the structure. For example:
MVCIN XxwaEye,=C'AWXX'+3 Put C'XXWA' in eyecatcher field
I usually do
Hmm... You might consider to add this to your lower end development and
test systems. Give Murphy his day and let them fix up the programs that
fall down. This might keep some of the those lucky programs out of
production.
DIAGxx
Edward E. Jaffe wrote:
Art Celestini wrote:
FWIW, I frequently use MVCIN to place eyecatchers in data structures
to avoid false hits if and when it becomes necessary to search through
a dump for the structure. For example:
MVCIN XxwaEye,=C'AWXX'+3 Put C'XXWA' in eyecatcher field
Steve Comstock wrote:
Edward E. Jaffe wrote:
Art Celestini wrote:
FWIW, I frequently use MVCIN to place eyecatchers in data structures
to avoid false hits if and when it becomes necessary to search through
a dump for the structure. For example:
MVCIN XxwaEye,=C'AWXX'+3 Put
Steve Comstock wrote:
[replying to myself to fix my typo]
Edward E. Jaffe wrote:
Art Celestini wrote:
FWIW, I frequently use MVCIN to place eyecatchers in data structures
to avoid false hits if and when it becomes necessary to search through
a dump for the structure. For example:
Edward E. Jaffe wrote:
Steve Comstock wrote:
Edward E. Jaffe wrote:
Art Celestini wrote:
FWIW, I frequently use MVCIN to place eyecatchers in data structures
to avoid false hits if and when it becomes necessary to search through
a dump for the structure. For example:
MVCIN
Steve Comstock wrote:
Yes, I saw that. But what does it mean to get a false
hit on an eyecatcher? Do you mean looking at the code
in an editor (find command would find an MVC? - of course
then using labeled constants gets around that) or do
you mean looking at an eyecatcher in a dump? Still, is
In a message dated 10/10/2005 12:37:38 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does it make any sense ?
Did I forget anything ?
I got in a hurry once and forgot to make one of the CHKPTs
PSU and first DEFRAG moved it about 4 cylinders. Got real familiar with
RECONFIG.
Do you get what Ed is saying, Steve? Your eyecatcher for some GETMAINed
control block so you can find it easily in a dump is COMSTOCK. You do an F
COMSTOCK in a dump, and you get a hit, but lo and behold, it is the literal
=C'COMSTOCK' in your assembled CSECT, not the GETMAINed control block.
I suspect both Ed and Art work for software vendor(s). If engaged in
product support, they probably spend entirely too much time down in the
dumps g,d,r (or, if not actively engaged in product support, know people
who do)
I believe the following two macros and subsequent sample code can generate
what you want. The code could be a bit more robust, but that's for you to
add, since I don't know the specifics of your requirements.
MACRO
LAB GRP
GBLC GROUPS(500),USERS(500)
GBLA
Thanks everyone for all of your help. I've got something that works, even
though it is more crufty than I would like. Past time to move onto the next
bug.
What I found out is that GBLC symbols have a 256 byte limit (at least in
zOS 1.4; I have the zOS 1.6 doc, which says 1024 bytes). Macro
Chase, John wrote:
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Perryman, Brian
FTP requires a Login, and protected userids can't be used in
any login operation, so I'd be surprised if you could do it.
Why would you want to though John? Sounds like a massive
Charles Mills wrote:
Do you get what Ed is saying, Steve? Your eyecatcher for some GETMAINed
control block so you can find it easily in a dump is COMSTOCK. You do an F
COMSTOCK in a dump, and you get a hit, but lo and behold, it is the literal
=C'COMSTOCK' in your assembled CSECT, not the
Hi,
Maybe I am getting bored. But my real reason for making the
cbt-tape forum on yahoogroups is so that if people find bugs or
imperfections in any of the CBT Tape files, that they should have a
place to report them to me. Or to stimulate someone to fix the program
and send the
The HLASM Language Reference is a pretty big book already; while
I'll grant the value of well-chosen examples, adding more tutorial
information would make the book start to approach the PoP in size.
If you have suggestions about specific opacities, please send
comments via the Reader Comment
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