I will be out of the office starting 02/27/2009 and will not return until
01/03/2011.
My contract at IBM has ended effective February 27, 2009. For assistance
with Allocation, SMF, or Scheduler, please contact Roy Delanoy, Dan Roth,
Greg Dixon, Michele Dinelli, or Shirley Jubinski. To contact
We use RMF Spreadsheet reporter. The customer does not have SAS or MXG.
It has lots of canned graphs for z/OS things. It comes complete with RMF. We
include a lot of these graphs in our monthly technical report to management.
The tool is not user friendly but it does the job.
It will not
Crispin Hugo
Systems Programmer, Macro 4
http://www.macro4.com/
Macro 4 plc, The Orangery, Turners Hill Road, Worth, Crawley, RH10 4SS The
cartridges ain't cheap. £17-£22 for 'J' and £35-40 for 'K'
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Thanks to all who replied. Our dilemma is that we still supply our software
on 3480s!
We've got a new z9 and a 3490 drive and thought going to 3490Es was right -
most customers could read them. Not sure if they can all read 3590Es.
admil.co.uk say they can't get them. Still awaiting reply from
Having debugged MANY CICS application programs I would ALWAYS specify
RENTPGM=PROTECT.
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Does anyone has good experience in developing OOREXX under USS including TSO
and ISPF Address commands? I'll try to co-submit this question to TSO-REXX.
Does the OOREXX Compiler hides the source code to keep intellectual
proprieties?
ITschak
There's some on ebay.
Jay
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:ibm-m...@bama.ua.edu] On
Behalf Of Pete Borton
Sent: Saturday, February 28, 2009 8:30 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Subject: Re: 3490E cartridges
Thanks to all who replied. Our dilemma is that we
-Original Message-
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:ibm-m...@bama.ua.edu] On
Behalf Of Pete Borton
Sent: Saturday, February 28, 2009 8:30 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Subject: Re: 3490E cartridges
Thanks to all who replied. Our dilemma is that we still supply our
Well, the way I see it, they had a whole lot of different modules
reading PARMLIB that they needed to convert to using system symbols.
The use of a substitution routine that did not cause the record to
be extended, this probably save an enormous amount of work.
You see very clearly. That is
On Sat, 28 Feb 2009 10:44:00 -0500, Peter Relson wrote:
But since the whole discussion is related to allowing a symbol value longer
than a symbol name, this doesn't say much. Once a customer does create
It says a lot. Existing code will continue to work, or fail as it does
today if substitution
We supply some customers on CD, but others appear to be even more 'jurassic'
than we are, and insist (I'm led to believe) on tape cartridge. The software
supply system is written in VB3 and Access 2.0 (it's that old) and is due
for a re-write soon - your AWS/HET tape idea may be a possibility for
The presence of CA-Top Secret Security on a system is easily recognized
through an examination of the RCVTID field, which for IBM's RACF is set to
RCVT, and for CA-Top Secret Security is set to RTSS.
Does CA-ACF/2 set the RCVTID field, and if so, to what? If not, is their
some other way by
I think I've finally gotten my MPFLST exit working. I'm using RACROUTE
REQUEST=TOKENBLD to first acquire a token and then use this token in the
MGCRE macro. I did notice that when I don't specify the GROUP in the
RACROUTE call that it appears to pass garbage rather than use the default
group
Here's a program snippet that should answer your question:
USING RCVT,R3
MVC MSG+20(4),=C'RACF'START WITH RACF
CLC RCVTID(4),=C'RCVT'IS IT RACF?
BEMSGOK
What's the nature of the public information, both in terms of content and
usage patterns?
As you get these sort of questions (and even before), it's a really good
idea to put on your user hat for a little while and think about what they
need and how they would prefer to work. FTP'ing a bulk file
If you only need a unique reference id, then I would format your 12 byte field
something like:
1. Region id (4 bytes - unique to each CICS)
2. Date-time (4 bytes - bits 0 - 31 of TOD, I'd use use STCKF)
3. Counter (4 bytes - local to each CICS, no need for remote access)
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2009-02-28 Pete Borton peter.bor...@northgatearinso.com:
We supply some customers on CD, but others appear to be even more 'jurassic'
than we are, and insist (I'm led to believe) on tape cartridge.
We led ourselves to believe that for several years, but when we were
faced with the complication
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