It was never used on AWACS.
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From: William Donzelli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 02, 2007 5:45 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Ancient military disks
I recently purchased a number of unused disk packs for the RD-281/
drive. These contain 11 14
I don't know if any of the previous responses satisfied your need. Another
approach would be to create a second DCB (PS, BSAM, RECFM=U, and
BLKSIZE=32760). Open the DCB, read the first block, and close the DCB.
Examine the data for whatever attributes you like (such as correct BDW and one
But the vast majority of IBM references are by other applicants to IBM
publications and to non-IBM publications that happen to have IBM in the title.
The vast majority of bathroom references are in the explanatory sections in
phrases like ...the system is idle when the trader is away from
Paul - Unfortunately, while that works for a normal clist/rexx, it won't work
for an edit macro.
Jeff - My edit macro reference says that a clist macro MUST be in one of the
usual concatenations. If you don't like ALLOCATE, you can use ALTLIB.;
Paul Gilmartin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your job requests tape 00. You mounted tape 01862A. It looks like your
tape management software (CA-1?) recognized the mismount and dropped the tape.
The JCL looks like it is asking for BLP but the mount message specifies SL.
On my system, a BLP mount does not have the SL following
CLISTs belong in SYSPROC, not SYSEXEC. (REXX's can go in either.)
You can change the SYSEXEC/SYSPROC allocation after logon with the ALLOCATE
command. This will allow your macro to be in any library you like.
You can also use the ALTLIB command to set up a temporary library that
Recalling or restoring data sets should have no affect on ML1. Everything
recalled or restored goes to primary packs (sometimes called ML0). ML1 packs
are managed by HSM, not SMS.
If it is ML0 that is filling up, then a yardstick across the user's knuckles
can be very effective (though
Does anyone know where I can get information about an IBM product that used to
be called Visual Age PL/1 or anything equivalent to it?
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The bracket problem is due to the ASCII/EBCDIC translation table used during
the conversion, probably by ftp. If you can find (or create) a good table, you
could retransmit the source properly.
To call a C module from an assembler routine, you have to establish the
proper environment.
When I went through altitude chamber training, the instructor expalined that as
external pressure decrease, gases in the body would try to expand. As internal
pressure grew, they would exit the body any way they could. If you could smell
the gases, it meant your oxygen mask was not on
Won;t IEBGENER do it if you code DSORG=PS on SYSUT2?
Gilbert Saint-Flour [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Wednesday 22 February 2006
12:39, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You could write 255 bytes of hex FF to the first directory block.
That in essence will make all the members inaccessible.
Can you
If you really want to maximize the FB blocksize (in the hopes of improving
performance without regard to impact on size), then specify the blocksize in
the JCL DD statement or DCB macro with a value computed as (32767/LRECL)*LRECL
using integer arithmetic. If you are willing to compromise a
Certain pathalogical LRECLs for FB data sets can store an odd number of records
if unblocked but one less if blocked close to half track. In the case of 7000,
7 unblocked records will fit on a track Blocking at 14000 will allow 3 blocks
(6 records) and blocking at 21000 will allow 2 blocks
Part of the problem may be that the IODF name used by HCD is not the cluster
name but the data component name. I expect this is due to the fact that NUC
routines must read the IODF before catalog services are available and the data
component is what is in the VTOC/VVDS and HCD was designed to
But don't you have to delete and redefine to do that?
Jim McAlpine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: To remove the IMBED attribute.
Jim McAlpine
On 2/10/06, Barry Schwarz wrote:
The Managing Catalogs manual describes this sequence with a DELETE and a
DEFINE between the export and import, so
As expected - IDC3016I CATALOG IS NOT AVAILABLE
In something other than a data set entry, the VVDS has a reference to a no
longer existing catalog. There is no catalog to clean up.
Mark Thomen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Schwarz, Barry A wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
I ran
The Managing Catalogs manual describes this sequence with a DELETE and a DEFINE
between the export and import, so the import is into an empty catalog. In this
case, jobs referencing the catalog would probably get upset.
Why do you wnat to do this if you are not going to empty the catalog
Which can often be resolved with an intervening RESTORE.
Paul Gilmartin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:In a recent note, Mark Zelden said:
Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2006 09:01:27 -0600
Why not? Why is changing a line or 2 of code and creating object code
to be linked in a sysmod any better than zapping
You can allocate the appropriate DD names and call IEHLIST. Then you can parse
the member names
Marco Gianfranco Indaco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Brendan, thanks for your
reply but: neither LISTDS or OUTTRAP are
internal function of Rexx(or MVS).
LISTDS is a tso command
OUTTRAP is an
Unless there is a difference betrween the DC003 members in the two data sets,
it doesn't matter. If there is a difference, you need to run ISMF against the
current SCDS by name (not 'ACTIVE'). Compile and validate (and test) the
member you want. Then activate the SCDS.
Howard Rifkind [EMAIL
Does anyone know where I can get a copy (preferably electronic) of the User's
Guide for the IBM InfoWindow II 3482? (I think the number is GA18-7095.) Our
procurement people bought this to replace our very old master and alternate
consoles but I need to confiure it for multiple sessions.
Do you mean there is a member named DC003?
In this case, you can use ISMF option 7, then option 5 with a CDS name of
'ACTIVE' (including the tics) to determine if this is in fact the active data
class ACS routine.
If it is, then searching on the assignment statements to the variable
I don't think anyone suggested generic IDs. The NETRC data set should be
specific to each user authorized to do this, the same way each user has an
ISPPROF if they are authorized to use ISPF.
Charles Mills [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm not a security guy. I have no
idea what the exposures
Neither ACS nor SMS in general need to be involved.
1 -Create a new hfs. (I tend to use ISPF 3.2 but almost any allocation
technique should work.) It can go on an existing volume or new one. The
volume can be SMS but as of at least OS/390 2.10 it need not be.
a - If
Thinki about how you do it in assembler. You WRITE, then you STOW.
Johnny Luo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Recently I've been trying to write a
REXX which can be invoked
directly in ISPF to add a new member to an existing PDS.
My plan is:Invoke the REXX--It asks you for the existing PDS name
I don't know what TSS option 14 and PRIVPGM are but the following may help.
RACF enforces program control via two mechanisms:
One mechanism is data set access. In order to execute a program,
the user must have at least execute access to the library that the program
resides in.
As long as you don't grow the wrong UADS into a brand new extent (since MSTJCL
has already built a DEB), you could copy entries from the good UADS to the bad
one let TSO users logon until it is convenient for you to IPL
Patrick Lyon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks for the response Keith. This
Give your user READ access to the LOG command as described in the SDSF
Customization and Security Manual.
Jeegan Roy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Lister's,
I want to give access to Syslog(Log in SDSF) to a person.How to give
access.I know Giving access to OPER profile in TSOAUTH class will
If your storage admin plans for growth or changing requirements, your storage
groups probably have extra volumes defined in them. You can confirm this by
issuing the command
D SMS,SG(group_name),LISTVOL
The ones that do not have addresses in the display are spare. Pick one,
Columns 999:1005 is length of seven, not the six you specify.
When I use Compare Type = File, I only get a hash difference, never any
indication of where the differences are. I think you want Compare Type =
Record.
I'm sorry but I don't understand your description of the records and
Unless the catalog has a PDSE indicator and you use the same catalog for both
IPL's, how would anyone know of this inconsistency?
Chase, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi, All,
I'm getting ready to SMP/E-install a new version of a product, and this new
version delivers the load library in a PDSE
?
On Mon, 29 Aug 2005 22:34:36 +0200, R.S. wrote:
Barry Schwarz wrote:
How about a few hints. I found the presentation (2821) but no
instructions regarding dumps. There was a second file some 3x larger than
the presentation but I have no idea which application processes a .prz file.
.prz
Why do you want to delete the group? What is the real issue?
jason lowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:If, you have dataset profile belonging to
GROUP, RACF will not allow you to
delete the group. I would like to be able to remove some group, but keep
the dataset profile around. It's seem that the
The common approach I've seen is to have the proc specify an init CLIST and
do the allocation in the CLIST. If you manipulations don't affect the SYSPROC
and SYSEXEC allocations, it could be a REXX.
Earnie Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to pick up the TSO userid [sysuid] during
Have you performed an LLA refresh since you recreated the alias? I don't know
if the STEPLIB DD card will bypass LLA processing or not.
Walter Marguccio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:--- Rob Wunderlich wrote:
On Mon, 8 Aug 2005 12:37:51 -0700, Barry Schwarz
wrote:
The stolen status means
The stolen status means the alias used to belong to a different load module.
Any chance that could be part of the problem?
Walter Marguccio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:--- Barry Schwarz wrote:
It doesn't seem like it should have had any impact. Can you show us
how you created the alias
Why not write a short REXX to read the labels and generate a job full of
IEBGENER steps?
Mautalen Juan Guillermo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Radoslaw,
I want the datasets created on disk to have the same name they have on
tape (as is stored in the tape label). I know what these names are,
It doesn't seem like it should have had any impact. Can you show us how you
created the alias (preferably the Binder listing) and a current ISPF member
list for the library.
Walter Marguccio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Dear list,
I created an ALIAS for an lmod_a in a load library
using the BINDER.
I'm not a hardware expert but my understanding is that a 3490 will read 18
track (3480) with no problem. It will not ever write 18 track, only 36 track.
Sylvia Gorman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi all,
Does anyone out there know how to gen a 3490-F11 on an OS/390 R10 system so
that it will read
IBM still supports a lot of the old hardware, even if the price for doing so
increases each year. There are other sources of support. Unsupported is not
the right adjective and is just a way to increase fud. If I spend a couple of
million on a capital project, I have every right to expect it
I run some SAS and ICETOOL scripts against the TMC and blocking helped
performance significantly.
Bielskie, Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I am about to do the same.
However, don't expect too much of a performance improvement, just a reduction
in the amount of space needed for each record.
I converted to blocked in 5.2 over a year ago without any problems. The change
to R11 was also pretty transparent.
Tim Hare [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I'm getting around to the CA-1 5.2 = 11
migration. We've always run with
the TMC unblocked (worked for us, ain't broke don't fix it, etc.) but
For anyone interested, and for the archives, here is how Frank solved my
problem:
//S1 EXEC PGM=ICETOOL
//TOOLMSG DD SYSOUT=*
//DFSMSG DD SYSOUT=*
//IN DD DSN=... input file
//T1 DD DSN=T1,UNIT=SYSDA,SPACE=(CYL,(5,5)),DISP=(,PASS)
//OUT DD SYSOUT=*
//TOOLIN DD *
COPY FROM(IN) TO(T1)
I don't know of any standard interface that will control access to output
classes. I had a similar issue with job classes and eventually added profiles
of the form JOBCLASS.X to the JESJOBS class and issued RACROUTE authorization
requests in IEFUJV.
For output classes I would recommend
In the SDSF panel of interest, issue SET DISPLAY ON. This will show you all
the parameters limiting the selection of jobs. From there you should be able
to figure out which one is suppressing the data you want.
Stocker, Herman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:HI,
In SDSF I have set as:
PREFIX=*
If the step executed, how could the steplib not be opened?
Mark Zelden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:snip
Invovling the RACF people to make a rule just to find out who
is recalling a data set is easier said than done. Much easier
to look at a log (that's what they're for). Had to do this
here recently
As of the 2004 tape I received from them, the answer is emphatically NO!
Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:The details are different,
but there have been discussions before on
the lack of SMP competence at specific vendors. Has CA[1] finally
cleaned up its act?
[1] Not that
In ISPF 6, issue the command ISPVCALL STATUS
Bo Xie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi,
Someone told me to type in D IPLINFO in master console to know
the z/OS version. But I can not touch the master console and get the
following errors by TSO login:
-
READY
D IPLINFO
IKJ56500I COMMAND D
I believe I have seen this message when there is no output in the sysout,
especially if the job is still running.
Charles Mills [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:What is NO DATA SETS AUTHORIZED in the
upper right hand corner of SDSF
likely to be caused by?
I've got a job that runs with MSGCLASS=H where
You do all the work in the SCDS. The system handles the ACDS when you activate
the SCDS. At my site, we use the following steps
Use IDCAMS to allocate a new test SCDS and copy the current production
SCDS into it.
Use ISMF to make updates to this new SCDS.
Use ISMF to test
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