I'm wondering when 5 byte UCBs came into service and where this data comes from.
UCBCHAN in a z/OS 1.12 and 13 system's MODGEN still shows as 2 bytes.
How do you get 5 hex characters represented out of 2 bytes?
D IPLINFO
IEE254I 18.36.23 IPLINFO DISPLAY
SYSTEM IPLED AT 17.34.39 ON 01/10/2012
RELE
-/- ISPF STACK TESTING -/-/-
+Command ===>_ZCMD
+
+ Options - 1 - One
+ - 2 - Two
+ - 3 - Three
+ - 4 - Four
+
+ -/-/-
+ Information obtained from NONDISPL panel:
+ NAME = &NAME
+ DEPT = &DEPT
+ PHONE = &PHONE
)INIT
)PROC
VER (&ZCMD,RANGE,1,4)
)E
Walt,
Yes, normally "DIALOG;4" would bypass the 1st panel and pass "4" as it's
ZCMD value. The difference between that and the NONDISPL panel is that if
the ";4" was not specified the panel would be displayed. The NONDISPL panel
will NEVER be seen by the user thus the next segment of the sta
Walt,
I have an ISPF dialog that needs site specific information. What the data
is doesn't really matter, but it is not available in a control block and I
do not want to maintain it in each users's ISPF profile. My example below
it just that, an example, not really the data to be passed.
R
You might want to consider calling IDCAMS to perform a DELETE.
Dan
Scott Ford wrote:
I have a quick process / CAMLST macro question after readi
Hi All:
I have a quick process / CAMLST macro question after reading thru the
DFHsmsdfp manual.
My situation is that I want to find a catalog QSAM fil
Fred,
This is NOT a ThruPut Manager problem.
If you bypass ThruPut Manager you will get ...
IEF286I IEFBR14 STEPNAME DD1 - DISP FIELD INCOMPATIBLE WITH DSNAME
ThruPut Manager is simply reporting what IBM would have report.
The 1st step that references that GDG, via the relative generation, r
I was wondering if anyone knows how to create a "button" on the action bar
line.
I don't want a pull-down but simply something to click and an action will be
taken.
I've tried the following but it appears that .RESP is not honored
in )ABCPROC.
)ABC
DESC('Button')
PDC DESC('Button')
ACT
Thanks Binyamin.
I like this option if the storage can not be allocated at the jobstep task
level.
Dan
Binyamin Dissen wrote:
On Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:35:03 -0500 DanD wrote:
On Tue, 9 Mar 2010 20:29:42 -0500 DanD wrote:
This command was originally designed for use on TSO. Some users
If you check out CBT file 452 you'll find an IEFUJV that does the "// SET
XYZ=&ZJOBNAME. " that you're looking for.
If you give me a few minutes I'll add &ZJOBID.
Dan
John McKown wrote:
I've just ran into a situation where I could really use some new
"system symbols" in JCL. In a batch job, we
Maybe I'm missing something.
You could take that 1 byte from the IXCQUERY and unpack convert it to a 2
byte decimal number to generate a unique console name. ie. x'01' to
identify CONSOL01. This way you have the ability to uniquely identify 100
consoles. You could also expand this to convert
Did I miss this part of the thread?
Why not just use IDCAMS DELETE...
delete 'prefix.hsm.test' purge
IDC0896I MIGRATED ENTRY prefix.HSM.TEST DELETED
If it's not migrated it simply gets deleted. If it is migrated it gets
deleted without a recall.
DanD
Staller, Allan wrote:
1) Does IDCAMS
has made other updates
for users. Maybe he'll add another keyword like REPLYWTOR so that it will
only reply when the message is a WTOR, and ignore messages that are not.
Glen's email address is in the CBT file as well as his web site (google
MPFXTALL).
Good luck.
Dan D
fjpohlen> wro
Where is MPFXTALL from ... CBT or homegrown?
This exit needs to be updated to allow you to indicate that you want to act
upon the WTOR version of the IEC534D message. The MPF exit parameter list
has a flag to indicate that the message is a WTOR, so the update should be
fairly simple.
Dan D
Where is MPFXTALL from ... CBT or homegrown?
This exit needs to be updated to allow you to indicate that you want to act
upon the WTOR version of the IEC534D message. The MPF exit parameter list
has a flag to indicate that the message is a WTOR, so the update should be
fairly simple.
Dan D
By using Daemon Tools (http://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/download.php) you can
make your system believe the ISO is loaded into a virtual DVD drive.
Then you can use Windows Explorer to examine the ISO. Only part of this
image contains a folder with the VOB files that can be burned to a DVD using
Dave Kopischke wrote:
On the other hand, if a company like Xephon is acquiring and
publishing code reported to be obtained by less-than-honorable
methods, it is obligated to investigate the complaint and take action
to address it. Xephon relies on mainframe users for its existence.
Customer pres
Thanks to all who replied.
None of these are the one I remember being posed a year or so ago.
I thought it was a small SCSI attached unit about the size of a
breadbox...but maybe a little larger.
I thought Shane posed it but I can't find any reference to it in the
archives.
Oh well, the searc
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