On Mon, 4 Sep 2006 12:50:54 +0800 Laurence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:Listers,
:When the doing with TAPE backup operation, the tape backup job elapse time is
much longer if the DCB RECFM=VB.
:What is the reason for that ?
You are going to have to give a lot more information.
What program is
Shmuel
From the last set of exchanges, I was wondering whether or not the
understanding of the word configure in the context of setting presentation
space dimensions was causing confusion. My terminology would be to use the
word set - in the BIND request, originating, in general, from the PSERVIC
Shmuel
Thanks for bringing up the 2265/2845, I was going to say I'd forgotten about
this but, because I checked the NCP/EP Reference manual - which I just did
again, I can't have missed it, nestling against any reference to the 2260.
On review, I also discovered hat I hadn't forgotten about it -
Shmuel
... at least I think that's what you are claiming. This is
interesting since using such devices - if anyone still has them - or,
I would expect, later generations of 3270 displays which had a fancy
name I can't remember - was it something weird like InfoTerminal or
InfoSystem? - it
Shmuel
Well, I had difficulty finding how best to describe the non-SNA
channel-attached mode of 3270 connection. It actually doesn't seem
correct always to be calling it non-SNA when it predates SNA.
The IBM documentation uses the term local non-SNA.
Just because it's IBM documentation it
Pat
There's a hint in one of the web pages I found - trying to colour the
2260 - that the 2250 came first - for the engineers - and the 2260 was a
later development - for business - based on some aspects of 2250 technology.
I tried to find the web page where I think I found this hint and I think
Alan,
The original 3271 controller was BSC[1] and the 3272 was the
channel-attached controller. As Shmuel Metz mentions below - and who can
gainsay him on points of this nature? - they emerged together - which is
what I would have said if asked out the blue.
This is supported in a round-about
Pat
I think what you are talking about may actually have been implemented for
some odd devices. It reminds me of some robust device I used to have to talk
about which I believe used 3270 data streams for use in challenging
environments - and for challenged operators: the keyboard was a set of
Shmuel
I saw Edward's response to your post and thought the response below I had
prepared may reveal a prejudiced misunderstanding but then I saw your
response and I realised I was mistaken.
Let's see how an alternative version of your post could have contributed to
understanding rather than
Edward
There is (still I guess) an aspect of the VM logon panel, copied in the
NetView logon panel[1], which, to my mind indicated a lack of understanding
of human factors in the implementation of the 3270 data stream and its
effect on the operator experience.
When deciding whether or not to use
Joel,
Assuming the person is from within your organisation[1], you can
congratulate him/her on attempting to fulfill your assumed mission
statement. g
I'm by no means a experienced with this topic, but, in the replies you have
had, I can see the request is for How long is a piece of string?
Joel C. Ewing wrote:
Tom Marchant wrote:
On Thu, 31 Aug 2006 22:23:19 -0500, Russell Witt
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For those that
never went to virtual-devices, it's a good way to encrypt data. But
since
IBM, STK, EMC and CA have all been pushing the advantages of
virtual-tape
(and
On Fri, 2006-09-01 at 14:03 -0500, Joel Ivey wrote:
We have a request to report on how many mips are consumed by a certain
application. We should be able to count total cpu seconds for a particular
application, but is it even possible to convert that into mips?Or how
about MSUs? How
Hello,
We have a problem with ftp time on our z/os system.
We tried to solve it using ENVAR TZ parm in ftp procedure but it didn't
change anything.
I will be gratefull if someone tell me how to change it.
Regards
Marcin Wasik
Lodz, Poland
hello listers,
I am confused that the difference between LF NL ? It seems both will
get the printer prints the document on next line .
Can anybody advise me ?
Sincerely,
Laurence
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What is the problem?
Charles
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Hello,
We have a problem with ftp time on our z/os
Hello Laurence
LF (Line Feed) only advances the old typewriter one row and works in
conjunction with CR (Carriage Return) to return to (print)column 1
Per
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Laurence
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What should I start first during IPL: RRS started task or rather
Resource Managers (DB2, CICS, MQ, etc.) ?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tsai Laurence) writes:
I am confused that the difference between LF NL ? It seems both
will get the printer prints the document on next line . Can anybody
advise
I start always RRS first.
Franz Josef
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Datum: Mon, 4 Sep 2006 15:55:27 +0200
Von: R.S. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Betreff: [IBM-MAIN] RRS start order
What should I start first during IPL: RRS started task or rather
Resource Managers (DB2,
Hi,
I'm writing an assembler program to list all active TSO user-ids in system
just as
an exercise.
I've followed the control block chain to the TSB. Now I need to extract the
user-id
from it but strangely I cannot find the description about TSB in MVS Data
Areas
manuals. I searched many places
In a recent note, Chris Mason said:
Date: Mon, 4 Sep 2006 11:50:21 +0200
If the input data is guaranteed to fill the field, then the use of the
autoskip bit is appropriate. Ideally such a field will be part of a
sequence of such fields so that reaching for the tab key will not be
Laurence
In very strict terms the difference between the action of a Line Feed (LF)
character and a New Line (NL) character is that the action of a Carriage
Return (CR) is missing in the case of an LF character and present in the
case of the NL character.
You got the answer from the other two
On Mon, 4 Sep 2006 22:51:32 +0800 Johnny Luo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
:Hi,
:I'm writing an assembler program to list all active TSO user-ids in system
:just as
:an exercise.
:I've followed the control block chain to the TSB. Now I need to extract the
:user-id
:from it but strangely I cannot find
Chris Mason wrote:
If the input data is guaranteed to fill the field, then the use of the
autoskip bit is appropriate. Ideally such a field will be part of a
sequence of such fields so that reaching for the tab key will not be
necessary within the whole sequence.
I agree with the above.
My
R.S. wrote:
Joel C. Ewing wrote:
Tom Marchant wrote:
On Thu, 31 Aug 2006 22:23:19 -0500, Russell Witt
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For those that
never went to virtual-devices, it's a good way to encrypt data. But
since
IBM, STK, EMC and CA have all been pushing the advantages of
We start RRS at IPL from PARMLIB COMMNDxx well before any the subsystems
that exploit it is started by automation.
OPSMVS is also started from COMMNDxx and then it brings up all those
subsystems once it has started JES2. You have to start JES2 after
OPSMVS in order to exploit the function IBM
On Mon, 4 Sep 2006 17:03:58 +0200, Chris Mason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now, I've just spotted something odd which may be the reason for your post.
In the SNA Formats manual, GA27-3136-20[2], in Appendix A, SNA Character
Sets and Symbol-String Types, which you'd expect to be the model of
I don't have anything to test it on at the moment, but QWS3270 PLUS (Jolly Giant
Software) allows both primary and alternate to be specified for the IBM-DYNAMIC
terminal type.
Bob
Edward Jaffe wrote:
...
BlueZone and Vista are the only emulators so far (that I know of --
someone correct me
Thanks all!
I dug around and found the answer in TSSORASH (sp?). One, this program
was not in the 'all assembly' list which drew my attention in the first
place.
There I found a RACF check for a facility. I don't recall seeing that in
the instructions anywhere. Anyway, I added the FACILITY and
On Mon, 4 Sep 2006 14:46:20 +0200, Marcin W#261;sik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
We have a problem with ftp time on our z/os system.
We tried to solve it using ENVAR TZ parm in ftp procedure but it didn't
change anything.
I will be gratefull if someone tell me how to change it.
Bob Rutledge wrote:
I don't have anything to test it on at the moment, but QWS3270 PLUS
(Jolly Giant Software) allows both primary and alternate to be
specified for the IBM-DYNAMIC terminal type.
Good to know. I'll add that to my list.
This wasn't there once upon a time and/or I couldn't
As far as I know, PLUS serves only as a distinction from SECURE in the
product name.
Bob
Edward Jaffe wrote:
Bob Rutledge wrote:
I don't have anything to test it on at the moment, but QWS3270 PLUS
(Jolly Giant Software) allows both primary and alternate to be
specified for the IBM-DYNAMIC
Bob Rutledge wrote:
As far as I know, PLUS serves only as a distinction from SECURE in
the product name.
OK. So PLUS is the standard product. SECURE adds the SSL/TLS encryption.
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Phoenix Software International, Inc
5200 W Century Blvd, Suite 800
Los Angeles, CA 90045
In response to;
I would like to see a pOOP (Performance monitoring Offload
Optimizer)
for running RMF, OMEGAMON, etc. That would save a TON of CPU cycles.
The
performance monitoring suite seems to take more cycles than all of
the
applications they are monitoring.
Shane asks
Is this
David Lesser wrote:
John,
You wrote :
Unless I am really way of, TIMEMARK is specified in seconds and 999,999
is about 277 hours, or 11.5 days. Why do you expect somthing to happen
in 3 hours?
I know that 99 is a large value. I don't expect something to happen
in 3 hours.
I want
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In half-duplex, where, unlike on a 2741, you can't lock the terminal,
if the user wants to type a character while the carriage is
Since the discussion has turned to experience with automation, perhaps I can
throw in a bit of mine.
When running networking hands-on classes, I needed automation to start
systems up and then switch to different student environments as one group
finished their time and another started. With
Oh we had the CE request we power down one of our two stand alone CF
processors. All of the appropriate structures etc. were moved, using
documented procedures, from CFA to CFB.
Unfortunately at power off time CFB was selected, on the HMC, rather than
CFA - this was all done by the sysprog -
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