Radoslaw,
Very simple, I preallocated my PS ages ago, use something else for ad
hoc transfer between z/OS, z/VM PDS and PC, use XMIT once or twice a
year for archiving entire PDSes. In other word: laziness.
Thanks and regards,
Krzysztof
Jags,
Use TSO XMIT command to export the PDS, or selected members into the
z/OS sequential dataset, I prefer the pre-allocated one (PS,FB,80,3120
or another multiplier by 80). Download the resulting dataset to the PC
specifying binary mode. Open it using XMIT, it will present you with the
ISPF-like
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Dave,
I am running 1.11, HWICIASM expanded shows the request codes as I use them, so
at least at the Macro level, I am consistent with 1.11.
Thanks and regards,
Krzysztof (Chris) Bytnerowicz
CA Technologies
Senior Software Engineer
Sydney Development Lab
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I am testing BCPii interfaces in Assembler.
As I stumbled on something I do not understand, I created the simplified
code illustrating my problem.
The logic is as follows:
- HWICONN -connect to local CPC, CPC netid is known, it connects OK.
- HWILIST - List Images, lists all the images known.
- Cha
Bob,
Try the following, changing CPC SNA to your particular configuration, note this
is READ access only, change to your taste:
RDEFINE FACILITY HWI.APPLNAME.HWISERV UACC(NONE)
RDEFINE FACILITY HWI.TARGET.IBM390PS.
UACC(NONE
I started to use DreamCalc, scientific version some time ago. The cost
is modest, US$ 15.99.
http://www.dreamcalc.com
It supports hex calculations in both normal and RPN mode. It supports 32
and 64 bit operations.
Using 64 bit floating mode gives sign-less arithmetic.
Lots of functions and conver
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