I am out of the office until 07/19/2010.
Vacation. A time of rest and recreation and hopefully, rejuvenation. In my
absence contact Reena Patel - Email is rmas...@us.ibm.com or by phone at
1-904-928-4692
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Maybe another set of eyes can show me the error of my ways. I have
written JES2 Exit #53 to validate the accounting field of the JOB
statement. The exit performs as designed except for a nagging problem.
I want to pass an error message to be added to the JCL data set.
According to the JES2 Exit
Shane Ginnane writes:
As usual, my attitude is "give me the data, give me some sensible generic doco,
let me worry about how my shop is structured".
This is the crucial point. Skeletal documentation that is to be specialized to
be locally appropriate in detail must be processed by a knowle
Haven't heard of any. Nearest might be IBMs "Installing your order"
which is tailored at order manufacture per customer.
Doesn't go to that level of detail, just products.
How would you see this being used ?. The manual can't be (finally)
rendered until (all) the dsnames are entered - the unfortun
Sure do miss JOBCAT and STEPCAT capability; was a wonderful way to never know
exactly what...
John Donnelly
National Semiconductor Corporation
2900 Semiconductor Drive
Santa Clara, CA 95051
408-721-5640
408-721-8364 Ce
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Everyone has rules and many of them don't seem reaonable to the people
who didin't have a hand in making them or solving the problems that
occurred before the rules were created. At your previous work site, they
could read a thum
On Sat, 10 Jul 2010 13:00:39 -0500, Rick Fochtman wrote:
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>Would people agree with the following?
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>If a vendor were shipping a product that resided in two datasets,
>FOO.THIS and FOO.THAT, best practice would be to recommend t
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Would people agree with the following?
If a vendor were shipping a product that resided in two datasets,
FOO.THIS and FOO.THAT, best practice would be to recommend that the
installer either create a user catalog named FOO or
On Fri, 9 Jul 2010 23:59:39 -0700, Ron Hawkins wrote:
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>I just tried this with DSLIST from option 3.4 and the DATA and INDEX of a
>KSDS created last year sorted in creation date order exactly where it should
>be along with all the other datasets. The cluster sorts as a blank field
>because it does
It's a magazine. If it didn't have a lot of advertising, it wouldn't be
published.
Eric Bielefeld
Sr. Systems Programmer
IBM Global Services Division
Dubuque, Iowa
414-477-7259
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http://www.mainframezone.com/me-issues/digital.JUL-AUG10.f
W dniu 2010-07-09 20:29, Clark, Kevin pisze:
All,
We have migrated our DASD and our new vendor utilized FLASHCOPY.
We have CA-DISK& DFDSS only.
I've been using TSO =6 and even Batch TSO.
Is there any ISPF panels or REXX freebies available ?
No. There is a set of TSO commands (FCn)
Hi, Sergio.
Classic mistake. JCL card's order.
They have to be put just like they appear in PROC member.
SYSLIB for COBOL step first (for COPY books).
SYSLIB for LKED step, afterwards (for modules CALLed by your program).
It's like Balance-Line (data matching), right ?
Good luck, good night :)
Paul,
I just tried this with DSLIST from option 3.4 and the DATA and INDEX of a
KSDS created last year sorted in creation date order exactly where it should
be along with all the other datasets. The cluster sorts as a blank field
because it doesn't have a VTOC entry with a record of the creatio
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