On Sun, 25 Jul 2010 23:48:24 -0500 Paul Gilmartin
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:>o Duplicate SMPCNTL DD
Not an error. You can have multiple DDNAMEs, free one and the next becomes
available.
:>o Unresolved DDNAME=SYSIN reference.
There might be a warning, but this deliberately need not be resolved.
Of course you co
On Sun, 25 Jul 2010 22:59:48 -0600, Roger Bolan wrote:
>there, the problem might just be the lowercase letters in the name
>user.prod.SMPLOG. My SMPE dataset names always use all caps and show that
>
That was merely obfuscation of proprietary information for posting
to a public list.
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Apparently SMP/E hates System Determined Blocksize. If I
omit BLKSIZE on the definition of SMPLOG (equivalent to
coding BLKSIZE=0), SMP/E substitutes 3200 (!?) I suppose
that since it's a documented default it can never be changed.
Sooo Twentieth Century.
I wonder if there's a way to override a
In my zones I have some SMPLOG DDDEFs defined to use SYSOUT CLASS *, which,
for me, puts them in held output in the job. I also have some that just use
preallocated datasets with DISP=MOD,KEEP or OLD,KEEP. From what I see
there, the problem might just be the lowercase letters in the name
user.pr
Hi Folks,
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On Mon, 26 Jul 2010 00:23:01 EDT, Ed Finnell wrote:
>
>In a message dated 7/25/2010 10:50:46 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
>paulgboul...@aim.com writes:
>
>Where do I go from here?
>>>
>DD DUMMY
>
That suppressed the GIM28306S so I could focus on the missing
SET BOUNDARY.
OK. I had merged two job
In a message dated 7/25/2010 10:50:46 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
paulgboul...@aim.com writes:
Where do I go from here?
>>
DD DUMMY
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> What subsequent messages?
>
> Why didn't it echo my SET BOUNDARY(GLOBAL) ... statement?
> (Or report an error?)
I suppose that might depend on what SMPOUT is allocated as.
Unless there is some kind of process that uses SMPLOGs to report on SMP/E
activity (and in my travels I haven't come acros
Tom,
Maybe z/OS needs to take a look at the library structure we have available
on z/VSE.
This library structure has been available since the release of VSE/ESA
Version 1 Release 1.
A z/VSE library can contain PHASEs (a.k.a. loadable modules), object
members, source members, JCL PROCs, storage d
On Sun, 25 Jul 2010 21:41:42 -0400, Pinnacle wrote:
>
>Let that sink in a little. That 68M line member was easily stored in the
>PDS before the E37, but PDSE can't handle it. PDSE can't support members as
>big as PDS. Are you #$%ing kidding me?
>
I can understand it. I don't know that I can for
SMP/E says:
PAGE 0001 - NOW SET TOZONE DATE 07/25/10 TIME 21:15:00 SMP/E
GIM42401ITHE FOLLOWING PARAMETERS WERE SPECIFIED ON THE EXEC STATEMENT FOR G
GIM28306S ** ALLOCATION FAILED FOR SMPLOG.
Some months ago, John Ehrman posted asking why we don't like PDSE's. I just
found somehting that blows my mind, a ridiculous limitation in PDSE's that
all by itself militates against their usage.
I'm running a utility that outputs IEBUPDTE cards to create a PDS. When
running the cards, we hi
On 25 July 2010 13:16, Dave Salt wrote:
>> Phillips are fine for low-torque applications like electrical device
>> mounting.
>
> There may be some small number of applications where having a screwdriver
> that easily slips out of the screw is for some reason a desired effect.
In particular, inst
> If you are new and maybe already understand UNIX, the I would recommend
>the book "UNIX as a Second Language".
This book is available on Amazon for $7.22 in the US.
- Alan
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hi,
i have recently laid my hands on Object star for installation/maint, and
find it a wonderful S/W.
was looking for if still any fans for this product and can share any recent
experience in performance tuning tips for the same.
Regards,
Amit
Thank Bob and IBM. I'm fully converted to 1.11, and this time I gat
it done before the next release was GA. I think this is the first time
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> Phillips are fine for low-torque applications like electrical device
> mounting.
There may be some small number of applications where having a screwdriver that
easily slips out of the screw is for some reason a desired effect. But in
general, it renders Phillips screws about as useful as a cho
With Allen, TORX, and other screws - the screw driver has to be pretty close
to perpendicular in order to apply large torque. That can be inconvenient in
a tight space. With the Robertson's tapered square hole, you can be
considerably off perpendicular and still apply a large torque without the
dri
The VM/370 announcement letter can be found here:
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> -Original Message-
> From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Dave Salt
>
> > Most hardware and home center stores don't even know what a
> > Robertson-drive screw IS. And of the few that know, you'll only find
> > wood screws. No machine screws. :-(
>
> Flat head screws are gar
Thanks for putting us back on topic.
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> Dave Salt wrote:
> > This has noth
You right, flat head screws have nothing to do with type of driver slot. I
was trying to say that the flat head screws do have good uses.
Phillips still has some applications were it may be considered a better
choice. For example, when the product designer wants to reduce the chance of
someone ov
Hi,
we have a A60 controller for our 3590 tape drive .
one of the two power supply is not working well , is there a way to force
the A60 to get online with only one powe supply?
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>Is it guaranteed by LE that the services potentilly invoked by CEEENTRY
will not
>violate those conventions? I.E., initial stack frame allocation, extend
stack
>frame, etc.? Otherwise saving/restoring outside of the prolog/epilog
would vio
I'm sure that whatever LE calls does not violate L
In <7l8e461ghi07tm71r4m2v1kjutjfh49...@4ax.com>, on 07/21/2010
at 07:40 PM, Binyamin Dissen said:
>That has been part of the normal shutdown since at least early Z, and
>quite possibly in OS390 (do not have enough neurons to save all this
>info)
Yes, but that doesn't make it sound design.
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<15312489.1279897818634.javamail.r...@elwamui-mouette.atl.sa.earthlink.net>,
on 07/23/2010
at 11:10 AM, Lizette Koehler said:
>However there are newsgroups for JES2, JES3, ISPF, TSO-REXX, IMS,
>CICS, MQ, MVS/OE,
Where there are mailing lists gated to Usenet, it's best to post to
the maili
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