Barbara - I get this from z/OS V1R10.0 MVS Programming Authorized Assembler
Services Reference Vol 3 (LLACOPY-SDUMPX)
SA22-7611-10
Sam - I don't agree with you on this case, this exit was my first learning
experience of MF assembly and I'm trying to dedicate an one our a day to
learn and keep prog
>Barbara - I get this from z/OS V1R10.0 MVS Programming Authorized
>Assembler Services Reference Vol 3 (LLACOPY-SDUMPX)
>SA22-7611-10
Then I appear to confuse something. Advanced age has that drawback :-(
Try the 'Planning Operations' manual:
"All messages targeted for console id 0 will go to a
And she is but a pup - what hope the rest of us :eek:
Shane ...
On Thu, Oct 7th, 2010 at 7:39 PM, Barbara Nitz wrote:
> Then I appear to confuse something. Advanced age has that drawback :-(
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07/10/2010 06:07
Su
The MGCRE is working, in a fashion. It's getting through to the console but the
system doesn't like the V NET command since you're getting the IEE305I message.
You definitely have the TEXT= parm formatted correctly? The length field is
correct? There aren't any non-displayable hex bytes being ac
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> >*MGCRE TEXT=(R6),CONSID==XL4'0',UTOKEN=(R2), *
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> I have manuals on
The CNS is very dependent on timely responses to GQSCAN requests. If any of
the systems in the sysplex cannot keep up with the volume of contention
being generated, these ABEND09A's are possible as the requests are single
threaded.
Do all of the systems in the sysplex have enough weight?
Chris Br
There are some system with little weight in the sysplex, mostly the GDPS
controlling system. We've tried to place the CNS on one of the stronger
images (with setgrs cns= command after IPL). The issue is so far under
control as we have a problem record open with IBM support about this.
Markus Ha
"Markus Haselbach" wrote in message
news:...
> There are some system with little weight in the sysplex, mostly the
GDPS
> controlling system. We've tried to place the CNS on one of the
stronger
> images (with setgrs cns= command after IPL). The issue is so far
under
> control as we have a prob
Hello all,
I've been experimenting with mapping USS NFS shares to my new Windows 7 box.
In Windows I can do:
mount -o fileaccess=777 \\10.4.23.212\u\dbooher W:
This allows me to see the directory, browse file contents and even delete
files. But when I attempt to create a file (like a .txt do
On Thu, 7 Oct 2010 08:58:53 -0500, Mark Zelden wrote:
>Below are descriptions of the option from the HMC, which has a nice
>simple explanation and the second one is from the PR/SM manual (z9 EC,
>but this hasn't changed):
Actually, the description has been updated to include a note on HIPERDI
No. The gratification has to start building 7.258 ms before :-)
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On Wed, 6 Oct 2010 03:01:28 -0500, Karl-Heinz Doppelfeld
wrote:
>Hello,
>here is little bit REXX code to retrieve the information you want. But after
>reading the previous updates i think it only works when the HMC 'Global
>performance control option' was set.
>
That is correct. But remember,
On Fri, 1 Oct 2010 06:37:18 -0400, Jousma, David wrote:
>A quick look at the HMC book on resource link, I find:
>
...
>v Microsoft Internet Explorer 8.0 with (at a minimum) Java SE 6, update 13.
>
A quick update: A colleague of mine had his Java release updated to _13 and
he is able to work with
If you just now received an URGENT HELP NEEDED email from my wife, Lea Cole,
please disregard it. Here gmail account got hijacked. We're trying to fix it
now.
Sorry,
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> On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 6:32 AM, McKown, John
wrote:
>
> Manuals are why I have a KindleDX. I don't have a smartphone. Don't wany my
> phone showing me up by being smarter than the operator!
>
> John,
How do you find the PDF reader software on the KindleDX? Does it work well
enough to cover the
I wasn't sure how to parse the request
>What data area contains number of CPU running on a processor
Does the OP desire
- The number of CPUs configured for the entire processor (not the specific
LPAR)?
- The number of CPUs recognized by this z/OS image / LPAR?
- The number of online CPUs for this
I'm trying to put in an LE override with PGM=FTP. I'm using //CEEOPTS DD * with
the following lines:
RPTOPTS
ENVAR=('_ICONV_TECHNIQUE=0LMREC,_ICONV_MODE=C')
I'm getting the following message:
CEE3792I The following messages pertain to the DD:CEEOPTS dataset run-time
options.
CEE3611I The run-
On 10/7/2010 3:00 PM, McKown, John wrote:
I'm trying to put in an LE override with PGM=FTP. I'm using //CEEOPTS DD * with
the following lines:
RPTOPTS
ENVAR=('_ICONV_TECHNIQUE=0LMREC,_ICONV_MODE=C')
I'm getting the following message:
CEE3792I The following messages pertain to the DD:CEEOPTS
Remove the equal sign.
(If you search IBM-Main, you can find a post of yours from Feb 2008 with
a good example of ENVAR...) :-)
Greg
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> John,
>
> Have you tried:
>
> RPTOPTS
> ENVAR('_ICONV_TECH
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> Remove the equal sign.
>
> (If you search IBM-Main, you can f
William:
Thanks it was interesting. What I got a big kick out of how IBM did not mention
their abandoment of education in the 80's and 90's. Their 2003 date was to late
and a dollar short.
I also thought it was interesting as how they danced around some topics saying
a little bit but trying not
All,
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Mark
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