Most likely you have sent a tape that has not been 'marked full' offsite.
A list of your ML2 tapes should confirm this. You might consider checking
the backup tapes also.
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From: "O'Brien, David W. (NIH/CIT) [C]"
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.ibm-main
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Shmuel,
So what is your answer to the question?
In the meantime, when the minimum allocation unit I can use is a track, and
a track has 56664 bytes, the that will be the size of the file. If the op
asked how many bytes of data is in his file than I would employ some other
method.
The OP did not
Does anybody heard about EMC Compatible Peer features which allows EMC DASDs
to use IBM DR solutions such as GDPS-PPRC and GDPS-XRC? Any info how this
actually works? What software requirements etc? I have been researching but
somehow can't find any info that talks about this in detail. TIA.
Re
The following message is a courtesy copy of an article
that has been posted to bit.listserv.ibm-main,alt.folklore.computers as well.
rfocht...@ync.net (Rick Fochtman) writes:
> I don't remember all the mods we made at NCSS, but one change that made
> a BIG difference on the simplex and duplex 36
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In <003a01c96526$7e55bac0$7b0130...@hawkins1960@sbcglobal.net>, on
12/23/2008
at 09:47 AM, Ron Hawkins said:
>The OP asked how to calculate the size of the file in MB or GB. Gadi
>responded with the exact answer:
No.
>"A track on a 3390 type disk has 56,664 bytes. If you multiply the
>numbe
I don't remember all the mods we made at NCSS, but one change that made
a BIG difference on the simplex and duplex 360/67's was this: in the CP
kernel, ALL SVC instructions were modified to a BAL to a specific
address in the first 4K of storage, where a "vector table" rerouted the
call to a spe
In 1966 at Purdue's Labratory for Agricultural Remote Processing, LARS, later
renamed to the Labratory for Applied Remote Sensing,
where K.S. Fu's pattern recognition algorithms were implemented and validated
(using 16 channels of spectral data with 6 bits for
the amplitude of each channel, gathe
Thank You everyone for the replies. I used the solution given by Gadi, and
also, got a chance to download the file on to a brand new server for
testing, and the computation matched.
Regards,
Parin
On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 10:34 PM, R.S. wrote:
> (wild guess only)
> I believe that FIRST RESPONSE
Paul,
If you are going to use MB notation for space then you need to use the
AVGREC parameter. What you have requested in your JCL is the space to
allocate 7200 blocks of 787 bytes, not 5666400 bytes. The allocation of 185
tracks meets that requirement because the request for number of blocks m
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