Hi,
While that might work, it is not what the user wants.
The user would like to use DISP=(SHR,DELETE) or in other words, have access to
the file, and if the step completes ok, delete the file.
If there is no solution that can emulate this behavior, then they will have to
add an extra step tha
The use of these titles sound more appropriate
System z Technical Specialist
Network Technical Specialist
Security Technical Specialist
Regards,
Ahmed Rahim
System Z Technical support
Group Technology
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>Just out of curiosity, what do you normally see in columns 143 through
>160? Is it mostly just a lot of black (background)? Or do some
>products/displays you use actually put something useful there?
I also use 62x162 (after 'my network guys' - that's how I call them) defined
that logmode for m
Barbara Nitz wrote:
Out of curiosity, Ed: Given that you're EJES, do you use SDSF?
Funny. As one would expect, we use (E)JES exclusively. It's been using
the whole "display" in all of the environments it supports (TSO/TPUT,
TSO/PUTLINE, ISPF, CICS, batch, our own multi-user VTAM system, ca
I'll add a "second that" to recommend jollygiant's QWS3270. or QWS3270
Secure. (The secure version supports SSL/TLS, and may be turned on/off on a
per-host basis)
My experience with them has been nothing less than GREAT! I've made many
suggestions to improve the product over the years and (almost)
oh well, Ed, if you want to get picky :-)
>Which IPCS display uses 143 columns? I thought IPCS used only 141.
I was guessing that it goes to column 143. What are 2 columns among friends?
Guess it only uses 141. (I am using an inverse colour layout - white background
- so the column/line number
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