On Sun, 2007-11-18 at 15:18 +1100, Graeme Gibson wrote:
Plenty - note the .au web address.
Hopefully you yanks will take some notice.
It should be noted that things are no better for independents here in
the Antipodes.
I'm sure all of us (world-wide) have mates in dire straights.
This business
they need to up that salary by at least a factor of 3.
they are out of their minds.
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From: Gary Green [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2007 9:26 AM
Subject: Are any of us this desperate?
Hi,
I need to transfer data from a different site.
The other site has a VTS that is connected to a 3494 library.
Our site does not have a VTS.
Both sites uses 3590 tape drives.
How can I transfer data using tapes from the other site (the one using VTS) to
our site?
The other site is
Does any one know if there is a command that could tell me which of the 5
LPARs/DFHSMS has a tape held, allocated, etc… I had this situation this
weekend in which a job could not complete because it was telling me that the
tape was allocated to another DFSMSHSM as shown below.
STC10714
On Nov 18, 2007, at 2:46 AM, Shane wrote:
SNIP--
This business is going to hell ...
Shane ...
Shane,
I did not notice it thanks for pointing it out. Is that salary even
close down under?
Ed
Gadi,
You do not mention if you have a tape management system at both sites; and
if so which one(s). Most tape management systems (CA-1, TLMS, rmm) have a
tape-coping utility available and there is a third-party one called TAPECOPY
that can be used. What you could do would be to copy all the tape
Assuming the VTS hosting site does not have a nonvts tape drive, I wouldn't
use Export. I tried import function of Ditto and it take hours. I hope the
this is not a solution for a mass data transfer, because it will never end.
FTP or a site sharing product like CSM (HostSystems.de) will do the job
On Sat, 17 Nov 2007 12:30:34 -0500, Peter Relson wrote:
Removing the ENQ is easy. Increasing the size of an existing data set for
which the system has obtained ENQs is not supported, and you do so at your
own risk. The ENQ's are in place so that you do NOT do this.
Apparently the key word here
Bomb threat to IBM complex
Khaleej Times Sat, 17 Nov 2007 7:49 PM PST
BANGALORE — Police launched search operations at the IBM complex at
Bannerghata following aphone call from an anonymous man who
apparently threaten to plant a bomb in the building premises, police
said yesterday. There
It is true that you can increase the size of a dataset that is OPEN by
another address space after removing its ENQ protection, as you have
obviously demonstrated with your experiment.
However, you need to understand that the internal constructs
representing that OPENed data set to the
Gil:
See my previous reply. The DEB exists in the LSQA of the address space
that has the data set OPEN. In order to do what you ask, it would be
necessary for the system to find all OPEN instances of the newly
extended data set and then adding the new extent to its particular DEB.
How it
On Thu, 15 Nov 2007 15:53:49 -0600, Mark S. House wrote:
During SMP/E mantenance a system fils CSF.SCSFMOD0 had a d37. I removed
the file from the PLEX and wanted to increase it's size. It appears the
LLA and XCFAS on the on the other LPAR's in the system have enque on the
name. How can I
On Sun, 18 Nov 2007 13:28:00 -0500, Mike Myers wrote:
Gil:
See my previous reply. The DEB exists in the LSQA of the address space
that has the data set OPEN. In order to do what you ask, it would be
I believe I asked nothing (except insofar as I quoted the OP); I merely
offered two empirical
Paul:
OK, it looks like I missed your ENQ shared condition. On looking back, I
see you just allocated the file DISP=SHR, which would allow you to OPEN
it in another job and then extend it. Of course, you realize that you
violated the purpose of the exclusive ENQ by updating the data set in
On Sun, 18 Nov 2007 13:15:42 -0500, Mike Myers wrote:
It is true that you can increase the size of a dataset that is OPEN by
another address space after removing its ENQ protection, as you have
obviously demonstrated with your experiment.
I removed no ENQ protection. I suspect that to end an
On Sat, 17 Nov 2007 11:07:02 -0600, Paul Gilmartin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
... Everything is prohibited unless it's compulsory.
...
Unless you work for a bank.
Then it's : Everything is prohibited even if it's compulsory.
Pat O'Keefe
I have been that desperate and I would apply for this job. What they are
offering is greater than zero.
In 1991 I applied for and was accepted for such a position. The foreign
aspect that others have quoted did not
exist back then, it was simply a case of a large US insurance company
offering
Now it's 2007 and I'd do it all again, if need be.
I would, too.
As long as it's greater than unemployment insurance.
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Everything is prohibited even if it's compulsory.
Canada has a set of laws that are a catch-22.
If you follow one, you break the other.
1. You must prove to the Federal Government that you are an equal opportunity
employer, by having suitable numbers of minorities, handicapped, women, etc.
On Sat, 17 Nov 2007 12:29:47 -0600, Mark Zelden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I'm just curious, what sorts of things can a Rexx program can do that
doesn't interact with TSO or ISPF (or...)?
...
The key is in that (or...). It may not have TSO or ISPF, but it has
some or that provides a functioning
snip
And of course there are REXX interpreters that run in non-MVS
environments with their own or (Take a look at Regina, for
instance.) I've heard that even VM has REXX. :-)
/snip
Perhaps I missed the sarcasm but IIRC REXX was born in the VM environment as an
improvement over EXEC2.
Conmackie, Mike wrote:
Perhaps I missed the sarcasm but IIRC REXX was born in the VM environment as an
improvement over EXEC2.
Believe me. Pat knew that. That's why he included the smiley.
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5200 W Century Blvd, Suite 800
Los Angeles, CA
I guess I would take a job like this in Milwaukee, but I couldn't move to
New Jersey (I assume thats where the job was) and make it work. I'd also
just keep looking.
Eric Bielefeld
Sr. z/OS Systems Programmer
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
414-475-7434
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From: Anthony Saul
Rexx didn't resurface under MVS until TSO/E.
Later than that.
TSO/E came out with MVS/XA.
REXX came (back?) with MVS/ESA 3.1.0e (circa 1989).
I remember that for two reasons:
1. I was reading Colishaw's REXX book while my ex was getting prepped for a
Caesarean for my first son.
2. I had just
On Nov 18, 2007, at 4:51 PM, Ted MacNEIL wrote:
Rexx didn't resurface under MVS until TSO/E.
Later than that.
TSO/E came out with MVS/XA.
REXX came (back?) with MVS/ESA 3.1.0e (circa 1989).
I remember that for two reasons:
1. I was reading Colishaw's REXX book while my ex was getting
On Sun, 18 Nov 2007 22:51:36 +, Ted MacNEIL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Rexx didn't resurface under MVS until TSO/E.
Later than that.
TSO/E came out with MVS/XA.
REXX came (back?) with MVS/ESA 3.1.0e (circa 1989).
I remember that for two reasons:
1. I was reading Colishaw's REXX book while my
The following message is a courtesy copy of an article
that has been posted to alt.folklore.computers as well.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Paul Gilmartin) writes:
I believe Cowlishaw's book reports that Rexx was developed in the VM
and MVS environments concurrently. It flourished in the former and
Michael Stack writes:
Mark, the statement I quoted, With the addition, ISU becomes the
only public university in the state to offer its technology students
both an undergraduate program in enterprise computing and hands-on
access to such an IBM mainframe said nothing about
z/Architecture.
But
On Nov 18, 2007, at 7:06 PM, Bill Johnson wrote:
Last year, our company performed a salary survey in our market near
Cleveland. When the results came back, the salary ranges were
drastically altered downward by about 15K for systems programmers.
Of course all of us balked at the idea that
On Fri, 16 Nov 2007 16:39:39 -0800 Ray Mullins said:
Frankly, I'd like to see IBM do this type of donation/assistance program at
the 2-year community college level. Not to knock 4-year schools, but the
type of student in a 2-year school is interested in getting a skill quickly,
and employers like
Yeah, this post got a bit longer than I'd planned.. answering three posts here.
(one correction: in my previous post I said HB1 when I meant H-1B)
Shane wrote..
It should be noted that things are no better for independents here in
the Antipodes.
I'm sure all of us (world-wide) have mates in
Nice article in the Register
Ed
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/11/17/tob_ibm_personal_computer/
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On Nov 18, 2007, at 11:14 PM, Graeme Gibson wrote:
Yeah, this post got a bit longer than I'd planned.. answering three
posts here.
(one correction: in my previous post I said HB1 when I meant H-1B)
Shane wrote..
It should be noted that things are no better for independents here in
the
Correction:
..There are some 100,000 foreign workers in Australia under our 457
Visa system,..
(not 300,000 as I originally said)
Regards to all,
Graeme.
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Hi Russell,
Both sites use CA-1 as the TMS. Both have CA-COPYCAT installed.
Our site does not have DITTO licensed.
Gadi
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From: Russell Witt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Cc: גדי בן אבי
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Gadi,
In that case, simply use CA-1/Copycat to copy (and stack) as many
virtual-volumes on the sending site as you need to transfer to a physical
tape (the big assumption is that there is at least 1 tape drive that is
native attached) and then on the receiving site you can use something as
simple
For what it's worth, I think this IBM-MAIN subject line choice is a bad
one.
First, the word disadvantages: sadly, such incidents are not unique to
India. Unfortunately in a global comparison of crime rates the U.S., as an
example, might not rank well.
Second, the word outsourcing: a huge part
Graeme Gibson wrote:
[...]
How true that is. My main point was that advertising such as the
example quoted by the OP is just part of the legal procedural
requirement that an employer in the US must go through in order to
qualify for the H-1B visa that then allows them to bring in an o/seas
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