I received an email today which at first seemed really simple to say yes/no
to, but it started me to thinking. I was asked if it's possible to
dynamically add a step to the end of a job via some system exit. At first I
thought to tell them to use JES exit 4/54, because I've used it to add and
Ricc,
You may use any number of asterisks and percent signs in the subentry 'value'
of the IF condition. However, for the 'to' and 'from' values on the CHANGE
statement there can be only one asterisk and it must be the last character (or
only character). When used for the 'from' value, it
On Mon, 20 Dec 2010 06:03:20 -0600, Kathryn A. Pinto wrote:
Any number of asterisks are allowed in the subentry 'value' on the IF
condition, but in the 'to' and 'from' values of the CHANGE statement, there
can be only one asterisk and it must be last.
I know a couple readers of this list who
On Mon, 20 Dec 2010 03:24:11 -0600, Brian Westerman wrote:
I just can't see that JES tells you that you are on the last card, although
it does tell you when you are on the last line of the JOB card in the other
input exits, it doesn't seem to know that it's at the end of the actual JCL.
That
Hi,
The paramd paramter on the SETFRR
Macro when adding a FRR you give FRR a address where to return a
pointer to a 24 byte area
Where would set what info you want passed to your recovery routine in
the
24 byte area
Thankx
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On Mon, 20 Dec 2010 09:36:37 -0500 Micheal Butz michealb...@optonline.net
wrote:
:The paramd paramter on the SETFRR
:Macro when adding a FRR you give FRR a address where to return a
:pointer to a 24 byte area
:Where would set what info you want passed to your recovery routine in
:the
:24
I recently did this by using:
HSENDCMD RECYCLE EXECUTE VOLUME( )
to move all HSM volumes from one VTS to another. Admittedly the new volumes
had different volsers and so the SMS routines were changed to reflect the
new VTS but it worked fine.
Sebastian
On Wed, 15 Dec 2010 21:26:49 +0200,
Sebastian,
Do you mean to say that you were able to use RECYCLE for DUMP volumes? I
didn't think that was supported.
Scott
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 9:57 AM, Sebastian Welton sebast...@welton.dewrote:
I recently did this by using:
HSENDCMD RECYCLE EXECUTE VOLUME( )
to move all HSM
I am trying to understand why a job is not being selected for execution in JES2
(z/OS V1.11)
In SDSF I see in that colume AWAIT MAIN SELECT
I have tried searching in JES2 manuals, goggling it and not finding much.
What does the Phasename mean in SDSF and what specifically does AWAIT MAIN
Hi,
I don't familiar with this status but why not trying to see the stats of the
job directly by JES ($DJ)?
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 5:42 PM, Lizette Koehler stars...@mindspring.comwrote:
I am trying to understand why a job is not being selected for execution in
JES2 (z/OS V1.11)
In SDSF I
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In SDSF I see in that colume AWAIT MAIN SELECT
I have tried
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I am trying to understand why a job is not being selected for
execution in JES2 (z/OS V1.11)
In SDSF I see in that colume AWAIT MAIN SELECT
I have tried
Found out that some unknown person issued a $TJOBCLASS(z),QHELD=YES some time
ago.
In SDSF both the Phasname (Await Main Sel) and DLY (YES) fields indicated the
issue. Once I issued the I command against the job in SDSF it stated JES2
Queue Held = YES
Pretty simple after that. Now I need
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 8:36 AM, Micheal Butz michealb...@optonline.netwrote:
Hi,
The paramd paramter on the SETFRR
Macro when adding a FRR you give FRR a address where to return a pointer to
a 24 byte area
Where would set what info you want passed to your recovery routine in the
24 byte
A task in address space A issues a WAIT on an ECB in CSA (SP 241).
A task in address space B wishes to POST that ECB. Must it use an X-memory
POST (ASCB=A)?
Charles
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On Mon, 20 Dec 2010 08:28:06 -0800 Charles Mills charl...@mcn.org wrote:
:A task in address space A issues a WAIT on an ECB in CSA (SP 241).
:A task in address space B wishes to POST that ECB. Must it use an X-memory
:POST (ASCB=A)?
If the ECB is waiting. The XM post is required to schedule an
Thanks much. That's consistent with what I was seeing. I got an S202-00 when
I did not use ASCB=A (and no problems when I did). I wanted to make sure
that was expected behavior, not some other coding error on my part.
If the ECB is waiting
Right. I use the documented CS technique to avoid the
I am trying to remove' lines from a pds member to geet a better view of what
I need. I am doing this in view mode as I know it doen't work in browse.
I enter on the command line:
x ; all (trying to get rid of the ;(also tried )
The message returned is incomplete string
So I hit f1 to get a
try the HEX version of this command :
x x'5e' all
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 6:51 PM, Larry Macioce mace1...@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to remove' lines from a pds member to geet a better view of
what
I need. I am doing this in view mode as I know it doen't work in browse.
I enter on the
Larry,
Your command delimiter is currently set to semi-colon (;).
So, ISPF thinks that the exclude command is really 2 commands and the first,
the exclude, only has 1 quotation mark.
Go to option 0 and change the command delimiter to something else then try your
exclude again.
Don't forget to
I enter on the command line:
x ; all
It appears that ';' is your command line delimiter.
The above statement is equivalent to two statements:
X
And
all
Try:
1. Changing your command delimeter, or:
(better)
2. Entering:
x x'nn' all
where nn is the hex equivalent of ';'
-
Ted MacNEIL
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 12:35 PM, McKown, John
john.mck...@healthmarkets.com wrote:
I think IBM would do well to adopt yet another UNIX concept: The escape.
The ; would be a logical line end. Like NL in UNIX. But you can put a reverse
solidus (backslash \) in front of it to escape it.
ex
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On Mon, 20 Dec 2010 11:59:44 -0500, Hardee, Charles
Thank you Kathryn;
I had come to a conclusion that it was something like that though I admit to
being fooled when the IF found the correct datasets but the CHANGE did not
change them. I did not see the clarity of your explanation in any of the
SMP/E manuals which had examples.
Thank you again
On Mon, 20 Dec 2010 11:59:44 -0500, Hardee, Charles H wrote:
Your command delimiter is currently set to semi-colon (;).
So, ISPF thinks that the exclude command is really 2 commands and the first,
the exclude, only has 1 quotation mark.
Whose moronic design fails to treat a command delimiter
Easy to do. I suspect we've all been burned by this at least once.
Charles
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DING DING
You are right ; is a delimiter
I'll change it
Thanks for all the replys
It was driving me crazy(er)
thanks
Larry
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We are considering using Tivoli Storage Productivity Center for Replication and
Basic Hyperswap combined with Metromirror to have the ability to swap from
one DS8000 to a mirrored one.Since we do not already have DB2 or WAS,
we would be using the free replacement products for this. Is
Is ; your command delimiter? Take a look in OPTIONS (ISPF 0). That would
account for what you are seeing.
Charles
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I am trying to remove' lines from a pds member to geet a
Let's get the timeline right
1966 MFT
1967 CP/CMS (IBM internal)
1969 Unix
1972 VM/379 (public release of CP/CMS)
1972 OS/VS1
1972 OS/VS2R1 - SVS
1974 OS/VS2R2 - MVS
Dennis Roach
GHG Corporation
Lockheed Martin Mission Services
Facilities Design and Operations Contract
Strategic Technical
On Mon, 20 Dec 2010 12:40:30 -0500, zMan wrote:
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 12:35 PM, McKown, John wrote:
I think IBM would do well to adopt yet another UNIX concept: The escape.
The ; would be a logical line end. Like NL in UNIX. But you can put a
reverse solidus (backslash \) in front of it to
On 12/20/2010 11:28 AM, Charles Mills wrote:
A task in address space A issues a WAIT on an ECB in CSA (SP 241).
A task in address space B wishes to POST that ECB. Must it use an X-memory
POST (ASCB=A)?
I see that you've already gotten a solution, but the strict
answer is no. If the ECB is
dennis.ro...@lmco.com (Roach, Dennis , N-GHG) writes:
Let's get the timeline right
1966 MFT
1967 CP/CMS (IBM internal)
1969 Unix
1972 VM/379 (public release of CP/CMS)
1972 OS/VS1
1972 OS/VS2R1 - SVS
1974 OS/VS2R2 - MVS
note that folklore is that unix was simplified version of multics
Paul
But that's apt to overflow the password field on the login screen.
I happened to see this gripe regarding the 3270 panel which contains the field
provided for the entry of a password.
This will be because the password field allows for only a limited number of
characters, 8 is it?
I
On Mon, 20 Dec 2010 16:59:14 -0600, Chris Mason wrote:
My security problem arose because I was in the habit of keying a userid, then
tabbing and keying in the password. All the time I would be looking at the
keyboard - as poor typists do!
The trouble is that I needed to enter different userids
In a message dated 12/20/2010 4:59:33 P.M. Central Standard Time,
chrisma...@belgacom.net writes:
Those who can see what that means will now have spilt their coffee -
unless
they have suffered from the problem.
prof bs(l)
On Mon, 20 Dec 2010 10:42:48 -0500, Lizette Koehler
stars...@mindspring.com wrote:
I am trying to understand why a job is not being selected for execution in
JES2 (z/OS V1.11)
In SDSF I see in that colume AWAIT MAIN SELECT
I have tried searching in JES2 manuals, goggling it and not finding
Lizette and Gentle readers,
Please disregard my previous post - I did not catch the new thread under the
the revised subject line before I replied.
Mea culpa,
Art Gutowski
Ford Motor Company
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Hi Gil,
Yes it appears to be entered for a // line, but when I asked her, she said
that they rarely use that as a delimiter. I can see in HASPRDR that he does
know when he gets to the end of the JCL, but for some reason, doesn't call
the exit again like he does for several others (like
At 14:28 -0500 on 12/20/2010, Gerhard Postpischil wrote about Re:
X-memory POST question:
On 12/20/2010 11:28 AM, Charles Mills wrote:
A task in address space A issues a WAIT on an ECB in CSA (SP 241).
A task in address space B wishes to POST that ECB. Must it use an X-memory
POST (ASCB=A)?
Thanks Tim,
As you can see, most of these are not requirements to run on a z/10,
although some of them add new functions (which you are not using now). The
only ones that are really necessary are the ones that add support for HCD
and IODF definitions of the 2098. If you already have that
What you could do, but not recommended is to add an exit point yourself
in HASPRDR to get control when EOF is reached. Never tried it.
On 12/21/2010 12:32 AM, Brian Westerman wrote:
Hi Gil,
Yes it appears to be entered for a // line, but when I asked her, she said
that they rarely use that
Scott,
absolutely correct. This was for ML2 volumes only. Of the top of my
head I can't recall waht I used for DUMP volumes but managed to move them as
well, I believe that there is a utility to do this. Need to look at my jobs
I used when I can.
Sebastian.
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