Hi Everyone,
whenever a flashcopy of a volume is done using ADRDSSU, the target volume
goes offline,
it has the same VOLID as the source volume, now my question is as to how can
I backup the
target volume to tape ?, we do not have FDR.
will appreciate any input
Frank
Without having the ability to backup an offline volume or being able to
bring the volume online to an LPAR where the original source disk is not
online, your only option is to perform an ICKDSF relabel of the disk and
then vary it online and do a regular backup with DFSMSdss. You will need to
Hi,
I have to transfer a unix encoded file (has LF as line delimiter) that is
stored on a windows platform to the MF.
The transfer is initiated in a batch job and is part of a production process.
Is there a ftp parameter that will help me?
We are using z/Os 1.9.
Thanks
Gadi
CRLF?
ITschak
2010/3/18 גדי בן אבי gad...@malam.com
Hi,
I have to transfer a unix encoded file (has LF as line delimiter) that is
stored on a windows platform to the MF.
The transfer is initiated in a batch job and is part of a production
process.
Is there a ftp parameter that will help
As far as I know, the is no CRLF option in ftp.
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CRLF?
ITschak
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On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 09:59:56 +0200 ??? ?? ??? gad...@malam.com wrote:
:I have to transfer a unix encoded file (has LF as line delimiter) that is
stored on a windows platform to the MF.
:The transfer is initiated in a batch job and is part of a production process.
:Is there a ftp parameter that
Unix files use just LF as the end of line character
Windows files use CR and LF as the end of line character.
Gadi
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On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 11:07:25 +0200 ??? ?? ??? gad...@malam.com wrote:
:Unix files use just LF as the end of line character
:Windows files use CR and LF as the end of line character.
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Frank,
Shame you don't have Innovation's FDRInstant, as you say.
This product has the interesting ability to both utilise Flashcopy (or
TimeFinder, ShadowImage etc) and then take a normal backup even though the
duplicate volume is now offline.
Otherwise, I think Stephen's suggestion of clipping
Thanks, but I don't think that would work here.
I think I have a solution.
I looked at the file and it looks like it has a fixed record length of 224.
I used LOCSITE LRECL=225 WRAP
The file is allocated with an LRECL of 224 (224 for the data and an extra byte
for the LF character).
WRAP tells the
For those that don't know what CRLF means, it's an acronym for Carriage Return
Line Feed and if you look at your yellow or green hex converter card, you'll
see the hex equivalent of CRLF.
That's what it means and it's used to end each line. That's what determines the
record length of a file.
Thank you for your remarks Joel.
That's what I was trying to state. The SMP environment is permissive enough
to meet all needs, but each one must be aware of possible consequences.
Although we must always follow IBM recommendations, it is better to have
small deviations than try to rebuild the
Francis.
Do a flashcopy ADRDSSU job without COPYVOLID. So your target volume keeps
online and you can back it up. When you want to recover you have to copy
your volume back to the original labeled volume. Hope this helps.
Reiner Markus
subparameter DUMPCON
how can I backup the target volume to tape ?
subparameter DUMPCOND of the COPY command is your friend.
Try to flash your volume with the following jcl:
//FLASHEXEC PGM=ADRDSSU
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSINDD *
Yes, DUMPCONDitioning is your friend. This is the way HSM uses FlashCopy, this
is exactly what it was created for. When you restore a volume dumped this way,
it will restore the original volser. If you have HSM, look into the FRBACKUP
function to see how HSM can manage the entire process for
Oh joy - Virtual PC. Last I looked at it, it was the worst of the virtualizers
available - by a long shot.
And (of course) this is only available on the premium Win7 versions.
Careful, or IBM might adopt this view of compatability in future. Don't
bother supporting all that
old stuff - just
BTW:
Is there any alternative product to XMIT Manager, INCLUDING COMMERCIAL ONES?
I'm aware of PDS Magician (free), XMIT Manager is better, but still has
some shortcomings. Of course price/performance is still excellent ;-)
Back to the topic: It seems the problem occurs only on 64-bit version
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Thanks, but I don't think that would work here.
I think I have a solution.
I
None of our users currently use USS.
I would like to avoid it if possible.
I heard from the people who actually create the files (They belong to another
organization and will not change the files), and the files are actually fixed
length, so my solution would work.
If the next step in the
This topic is getting bounced around here and on the RACF-L as well, yet
responses are scarce and sporadic. We in the hinterlands are looking for
experiences with any of the major encrypting products to help in selecting
one, without being hounded by vendors. Our site has mentioned TKLM and it
Many thanks for all the replies, they've been very helpful. I'll admit I'm
pretty rusty in this area but got roped in to doing it as I've done similar
(but not this type of migration) in the past so forgive my seemingly 'dumb'
questions. I've now found some material to read through (changing
Thanks for the info Dave. That is very troubling to me. I would consider this
hiper as well, due to dataloss. The apar doesn't seem to indicate the severity
either, in that you 'think' it was extended.
Mary Anne
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Is the batch job running on the same LPAR, as the sink machine?
Same LPAR
Thanks
Dana
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Oh joy - Virtual PC. Last I looked at it, it was the worst of the
virtualizers available - by a long shot. And (of course) this is only
available on the premium Win7 versions.
I think you can import Virtual PC images into either VMware or
Gadi,
If this is an ASCII file which I am assuming it is, there is a parameter you
can try. The parameter is sbsendeol and it can be set to crlf, cr, lf, or
none. If you are running the ftp client from z/OS and getting the file from
the wintel box, it would be part of the locsite command.
I don't know much about FOCUS, and we don't run it here, but does it use LSR
to process the VSAM files? Is it possible the size of the LSR pool built by
FOCUS needs to be increased due to the added data? In other words, since
you have more data, has the random access pattern (assuming FOCUS does
Hi Rex,
Sbsendeol only works when you are transferring a file from z/OS to another
platform.
This is the way it's documented.
Gadi
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I am at SHARE right now, so I don't have this in front of me, so I may be a bit
off (if so, someone should be able to correct me), but you should not have to
change your ACS routines at all. All you need to do is remove the old VTS from
your STORGRP and add the new VTS. All new allocations
Francis,
ASRDSSU has a new parameter DUMPCONDITIONING specific to aid in making
flash copies without having the target volume going offline.
Opentech Systems has a product to completely automate the flash copy process
besides audit your DASD farm so as you add volumes none are missed. Please
We use opentech, fdr, and megacrypt. We have icsf and MF encryption
cards. All products that I mentioned are using the encryption cards for
encrypting our tape backups. They have been working that for a few years
now and we haven't had any issues. We use opentech for DR and have not
had any issues
You're right, I missed that line.
You could always use the old IND$FILE. That gives you the ability to
tell it what the EOL characters are.
Rex
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IND$FILE cannot be initiated from the z/OS side.
Gadi
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You're right, I missed that
We told SMS in ours to use the new VTS for creating new datasets, the
old VTS will be used for reading only and won't be used in creating any
new datasets. Since the old datasets are cataloged the system knows
where to get them.
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I am out of the office until 03/19/2010.
Will be checking e-mail daily
Note: This is an automated response to your message Re: XMIT Manager
sent on 3/18/10 6:46:27.
This is the only notification you will receive while this person is away.
The good news is that once your new allocations are pointed to the new
VTS, you can use the HSM recycle to move the data from your 'old' ML2
HSM backup tapes to the new VTS.
Your comment about other 'random' data concerns me a little. It reminded
me that someone should caution you about
I have a lot of mainframe documentation in XMI format so I can have a look at
it in any place.
But today it is a common practice not allow to install any software product in
PC's, specially in big companys. Due to this, I need to carry a laptop to
extract xmi files to a plain text, put on a
We have a product that has a routine that is supposed to execute at
midnight every day. The routine is not executing and the vendor
says that our problem has to do with ENF. This failure only happens in my
Sandbox LPAR. The routine executes fine in my production
LPAR. Any thoughts on this
We have been thinking about this for some time and what we would like
to write an XMIT tool in Java that would run anywhere.
It would have at least a command line interface and a Java Ant
interface, and possibly a GUI.
If we do it, we will make it open source, but I can't promise a timeframe.
There are probably a number of ways to achieve the above but I'm looking for
the best way. Basically if any step in a job ends with a non zero return
code, I want to notify a particular user who will not be the submitting
user. I've done this in the past but I'm looking for the latest tricks to
Hello,
does anyone know about terse for windows? i see a couple of messages
mentioning it, but i couldn't find anything else.
thanks!
Lindy
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On 18 Mar 2010 02:08:09 -0700, gad...@malam.com (??? ?? ???) wrote:
Unix files use just LF as the end of line character
Windows files use CR and LF as the end of line character.
There may be some options on his Unix machine. For instance, there
are editors available on Macs that will save a
On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 15:21:37 + Jim McAlpine jim.mcalp...@gmail.com
wrote:
:There are probably a number of ways to achieve the above but I'm looking for
:the best way. Basically if any step in a job ends with a non zero return
:code, I want to notify a particular user who will not be the
If you have SMTP running on your system, you can send the user a e-mail
message. At my site we use XMITIP for this purpose all the time.
Mark T. Regan, K8MTR,
CTO1 USNR-Retired (1969-1991)
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It would appear both tapes have the same amount of data.
/snip
Dave,
Not only does it look like both tapes have the same amount of data but the
9840D only used 189 feet of the 825 feet available, about 23%. of the
media. Obviously there's a reason for you to keep the 3490 emulation but
This has been discussed here many times.
IIRC, the issue is a parameter on the originating *nix FTP that controls how a
'record' is delimited. You have to go to the originating *nix box and set that
FTP parameter to send CRLF instead of just LF. Once you do that, all is well
with the world.
We clip them to a different name and then bring them online.
Lucy Arnold
Storage Manager
U.C. Davis Medical Center
916-734-5498
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IBM's position seems to be that you can hit PFK1, so why do you need a
manual
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and if the tutorial EVER had any usable information, that would be good
advise. The only good thing to say about SDSF's tutorial is that it make
the manual look good.
Jack Kelly
202-502-2390 (Office)
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There are probably a number of ways to achieve the
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On 18 Mar 2010 02:08:09 -0700, gad...@malam.com (??? ?? ???) wrote:
Unix
Nevertheless, as XMITIP is written in REXX you can always enhance the
notication with your own code, or include a step to test the completion
codes of each step in a job and send different messages to different users
depending on the results.
see:
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This has been discussed here many times.
IIRC, the issue is a parameter on
By the way...
If you in z/OS 1.9 or above;
If you like programming with REXX;
Take a look at the new SDSF interface with REXX...
You can, for instance, check your job output hourly, as you would do with
SDSF panels and check for results... then inform your users if anything goes
wrong... even
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There are probably a number of ways to achieve the above
John,
I would advise asking the vendor which ENF event code they are listening for as
there is not one for midnight.
However, I can put forward a guess that they *might* be listening for event
code 37 (SMF accounting events) and then examining the time when their ENF
listener exit gets
For almost 20 years we've been using a homegrown application that runs on one
of our z/VM LPARS to manage the inventory of the various z/OS system software
products we have installed. Since it looks like z/VM may be going away at my
site in a few years, except for the ones used to manage our
Where/how, exactly, are these options set? Is there a z/os client
action/command that will work? For example, can I:
FTP unixserver
USER
...
QUOTE ascii_upload_enable=YES
QUOTE ascii_download_enable=YES
GET anyoldfile
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Rob -
You are correct. The vendor is looking for event code 37. I have since
found out that we do have CA-ENF running on our production LPAR.
The person responsible for the CA products was not too helpful about the
CA-ENF. What is the significance of event code 37 and the SMF data?
There is a pair of GNU utilities called dos2unix and unix2dos which fix
up the line endings.
If you can't find these on the Unix box then you can get them as part of
CygWin on your Windows machine. If this needs to be initiated from the
z/OS end then perhaps it could be run via ssh? I've never
On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 4:07 PM, Mark T. Regan, K8MTR
netsfw-ibmm...@yahoo.com wrote:
For almost 20 years we've been using a homegrown application that runs on
one of our z/VM LPARS to manage the inventory of the various z/OS
system software products we have installed. Since it looks like
Too late. I didn't see the warning before I entered the DELVOL command. I am
checking with IBM to see if the tape can be reinstated in HSM.
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Subject: Re: DFHSM QUESTION - CLEAN UP OF
I don't believe Rob was referring to CA-ENF, there is an ENF function in z/OS.
John Norgauer john.norga...@ucdmc.ucdavis.edu 03/18/10 12:15 PM
Rob -
You are correct. The vendor is looking for event code 37. I have since
found out that we do have CA-ENF running on our production LPAR.
The
ENF is a z/OS supplied service that enables tasks to listen for certain
events that occur in the system.
Normally these are significant events or configuration changes (eg new WLM
policy, device varied on/offline etc etc).
(I do not know about CA-ENF however I would imagine that it provides
On 18 March 2010 11:03, Angel-Luis Dominguez
angel_luis_dominguez_mar...@yahoo.es wrote:
I im thinkg in the possibility to build XMIT MANAGER as a portable
application,
more or less in the form of applications in http://portableapps.com/
I think this use of portable is quite different from
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Where/how, exactly, are these options set? Is there a z/os
client
On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 14:36:55 +0200, G+D+J+ B+N% #B+J+ wrote:
None of our users currently use USS.
I would like to avoid it if possible.
Avoiding a possible solution to a problem fits the definiton of bigotry.
When the file arrives at OS, what are the line separators? If they
are, in fact, 0x15
You could use PuTTY psftp on Windows along with (free) Co:Z SFTP for z/OS:
c:\ psftp u...@myzos
psftp ls /+mode=text,linerule=lf
psftp ls /+recfm=fb,lrecl=1028,space=cyl.3.1
psftp put test.txt //HLQ.TEST.DATA
Setting linerule is actually unnecessary, since the default in text
mode is flexible,
Check the HSM Audit command for tape/file reinstatement... Too many variations
to point out in an email.
Check the FM's
HTH,
snip
Too late. I didn't see the warning before I entered the DELVOL command. I am
checking with IBM to see if the tape can be reinstated in HSM.
/snip
snip
Agreed.
What is it that you want to encrypt? TKLM is IBMs recommended (cost)
replacement for EKM (free). I believe that it is nothing more than a
key manager and serves up keys to whatever hardware that requests them.
In our environment our Java EKM serves up keys and utilizes RACF as the
backend
On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 12:35:40 -0400, Tony Harminc wrote:
On 18 March 2010 11:03, Angel-Luis Dominguez wrote:
I im thinkg in the possibility to build XMIT MANAGER as a portable
application,
more or less in the form of applications in http://portableapps.com/
I think this use of portable is
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On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 14:36:55 +0200, G+D+J+ B+N% #B+J+ wrote:
None of our
I wrote an email messaging system that triggers off IBM Systems Automation
trapped msgs- runs clists which invoke
a proc invoking SMTP with custom msgs and userids as per msg.
However, any triggering off msgs would depend upon the msgs being written to
the console and I do not think that the
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But if you already have an HFS file on z/OS and you want to convert it
to
On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 11:43:20 -0500, Kirk Wolf wrote:
But if you already have an HFS file on z/OS and you want to convert it
to a dataset, you can use the todsn command on z/OS:
cat ascii.txt | todsn -s ISO8859-1 //HLQ.TEST.DATA
Again, the default is to recognize lf, crlf, or cr as a line
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On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 11:43:20 -0500, Kirk Wolf wrote:
But if you already
One of our users has been running McKinney DP Manager for years, but I think
that they also have a full blown, more expensive version
of the product. We have the cheaper one.
New York City has spent tens of millions of dollars or more on an atrocity
known as 'REMEDY', which is basically just a
Avoiding a possible solution to a problem fits the definiton of bigotry.
Especially if the product is 'free', and you can set up a canned procedure to
do it.
I recently showed our Canadian accounting team how to use FTP, replacing their
cumbersome dependency on TSO and IND$FILE through RHUMBA.
USB stick based solutions are a good thing for the weary warrior just trying to
do a job in spite of the 'services' of the PC folks. However, such solutions
have been drawing attention from both the auditors and miscreants as an attack
vector.
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However, any triggering off msgs would depend upon the msgs being written to
the console and I do not think that the IEF142I msg containing the condition
code could or should be outputted to a systems console.
IIRC, and it's been years since I've been involved in automation, you can catch
the
I think that with IBM SA, the msg has to first be routed to the console in
order to be trapped.
I have had problems trapping msgs which were being suppressed in the MPF list
and had to un-supress them.
But even if IEF142I could be trapped it would obviously have to be done for
only a
Isn't your homegrown application portable to z/OS ?
Anyway, take a look at Tivoli Asset discovery:
http://www-01.ibm.com/software/tivoli/products/asset-discovery-zos/index.html
You can also include your penguin machines and manage them with Tivoli
Asset Discovery for Distributed.
DFSMSdss supports encryption for DUMPs. I believe you need the software
encryption facility on your system and then a license to allow DSS to use
it. Usage is explained in the z/OS V1R11.0 DFSMSdss Storage Administration
guide.
DFSMSdss can use the following types of host-based encryption to
Lindy,
You would have to login to yahoo groups for hercules-390 @
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hercules-390 and go to files. You will find
terse.zip file containing executables for windows/dos/mac/linux etc.
HTH,
Natarajan
On 3/18/2010 at 8:28 AM, in message
I am using CSI (catalog search interface) to obtain some catalog information
for a data set. For some data sets IGGCSI00 returns with RC4 and reason code
108 and also message IEF705I is issued.
Description of IDC3009I RC=4 RSN=108 says the catalog could not be
dynamically allocated in the catalog
-snip--
I am using CSI (catalog search interface) to obtain some catalog
information for a data set. For some data sets IGGCSI00 returns with RC4
and reason code 108 and also message IEF705I is issued.
Description of
On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 11:20:38 -0700, Natarajan Mohan wrote:
You would have to login to yahoo groups for hercules-390 @
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hercules-390 and go to files. You will find
terse.zip file containing executables for windows/dos/mac/linux etc.
Both terse and unterse?
Ummm.
Has anyone here seen or heard of a place on the net where one could view
various ISV vs IBM software product *features* side by side?
I am particularly interested in comparing IBM Fault Analyzer and File
Manager versus competing tools on a feature basis. Not interested in
comparing cost or
I am not sure what this is trying to tell me. Does this require TSO be cycled?
Or just the TSO USERID logoff and back on?
IKJ579I
CANNOT EXECUTE SEND
Explanation:
The SEND command handling routines are unable to perform their functions for
one of the following reasons:
* There is an
Dave,
If you haven't found it yet, here's an excellent Redpaper on FlashCopy SE:
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpapers/pdfs/redp4368.pdf
You're right, FC SE will help you out a lot with your backups. And your fears
about the repository are true. Be conservative about your storage estimates.
If
1) user logoff/logon and retry
2) run TSO SYNC Retry. If retry fails repeat step1 and retry again.
3) download Broadcast utils from CBT tape. Run as required.
Check for the obvious, abends, dumps, BROADCAST full (usually caused by notifys
to invalid/or non-logonable UIDS), etc.
snip
I am not
The problem is, IMHO, that the file is stored on Windows
with LF delimiters. This is probably not due to a previous FTP transfer
from Unix to Windows, but some other way. The file exists and cannot be
changed.
Now the question is, how to transfer it to z/OS?
I don't believe that the Windows FTP
Allan,
Thanks. We have on Brodcast dataset (SYS1.BRODCAST) and we have just installed
ESP which has over loaded this file. I am trying to get my team to go with
individual Brodcasts which I believe will correct my problem.
I just don't understand why IBM cannot do better with these older
sorry all,
should have read all the other posts.
if FTPing such a file with LF using text transfer,
the 0x0a will probably not trigger a new line on the z/OS
dataset, correct?
so the single 0x0a does not mean new line to the windows FTP client,
and several lines of windows are combined into
For that matter, can terse be used for interchange between
z/OS and z/VM? PDS[E] -- SFS directory?
Correct me if I'm wrong; didn't terse start out on VM (pre-z)?
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:Has anyone here seen or heard of a place on the net where one could view
:various ISV vs IBM software product *features* side by side?
:I am particularly interested in comparing IBM Fault Analyzer and
On 18 March 2010 14:57, Paul Gilmartin paulgboul...@aim.com wrote:
On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 11:20:38 -0700, Natarajan Mohan wrote:
You would have to login to yahoo groups for hercules-390 @
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hercules-390 and go to files. You will find
terse.zip file containing
Sam did a great job with the BC Utils. They can find the offenders and clean
them up. (A sync may also work, but no guarantees).
They are worth the download (IMO), even if you go with individual BC datasets.
Good Luck,
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We have on Brodcast dataset (SYS1.BRODCAST) and we have just installed
You can configure Jes2 and TCP/IP - SMTP to send e-mails.
In Jes2:
JES2PARM - using a class of impression: OUTCLASS(F)
OUTPUT=PRINT,TRKCELL=NO,OUTDISP=WRITE
execute a Job:
//JOBNAME JOB---
//STEPNAME EXEC PGM=IEBGENER
//SYSUT2 DD SYSOUT=(F,TCPSMTP)
//SYSUT1 DD *
helo
Gil,
I have not tried to decompress a file created using terse on PC. But on OS/2
Days terse was used to send dump's to IBM. I did a quick -h on terse and found
the following... Let me do a test of PDS and let you know.
I:\tersepcterse -h
Paul,
I was successful in decompressing a sequential tersed file with PACK option
created on the mainframe to PC. I ftp'd the file to PC with binary option.
This converted the file content from EBCDIC to ASCII when decompressed.
I:\tersepc\Dcollect..\terse dcollect.dcollog.tersed dcollect
eamacn...@yahoo.ca (Ted MacNEIL) writes:
Correct me if I'm wrong; didn't terse start out on VM (pre-z)?
HUFF/PUFF predated terse (done in YKT on cms from the 70s) ... mentioned
here
http://vm.marist.edu/~vmshare/browse?fn=PACKEDft=PROB
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