That's good, thanks very much.
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Grahan Hobbs at IBM Mainframe Discussion List wrote
on 02/29/2012 05:10:25 PM:
http://ibmmainframeforu
this
has occurred.
.. might anybody know anything about who/where/when, have been waiting three
days now. Got questions I'd like to ask.
Thanks
Graham Hobbs
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Terry,
Thanks, I got the non DB2 compile/link going+ using DFHZITCL.
Manual refers to DFHEITVL but it wasn't found?
Won't need the DB2 one until next week so will work on it then but pointers
taken.
cheers
Graham
.. both Sheffield's coming back up?!
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YSLMOD DD DSN=VENDOR.LINKLIB.SECOND(MFSYP01),DISP=SHR <=LOADLIB
//
So what/where are the relevant procs? Greedy but better still .. real live
JCL:-)!
Solution should not include making any changes to the procs.
As always, TIA
Grah
and SNAFU
but thanks for SWAG!
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Scientific Wild Ass Guess! As opposed to FUBAR
In a message dated 2/2/2012 9:19:01 P.M. Centr
Gentlemen,
Thanks muchly for the help - it worked without touching DFHMAPS! and got my
object and symbolic outputs (terminology?). The INDEX did it .. here's what
I used:
//MAPTST JOB (ASSEM-1),'GH',
// CLASS=A,MSGCLASS=0,MSGLEVEL=(1,1)
//PROCLIB JCLLIB ORDER=DFH420.CICS.SDFHPROC
//
SMMAP MFSYHE1 - STEP WAS NOT EXECUTED.
.. am I supposed to have some reference to SYSLIB somewhere? on the IEF212I
explanation I could see only one thing that might be a prob being ..
The DD statement requested a data set cataloged in a user catalog. The JCL did
not contain a JOBCAT or STEPCAT D
; on the command line (without the "
> marks). You can tell this from the command: "PROFILE 20" to see if there
> is an IMACRO in the edit profile.
>
> On Fri, 2012-01-27 at 19:28 -0500, Graham Hobbs wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> Newbe again .. I have three TSO/I
o nothing" ISPF EDIT macro called M. This will at
least shut ISPF up.
On Sat, 2012-01-28 at 12:12 -0500, Graham Hobbs wrote:
Thanks, I tried the methods but nothing worked.
John - Edit settings .. there was no M and Profile 20 said IMACRO NONE.
Lizette - the E /(##xx) gave me 'Inva
do an E on a member.
Another possibility is that your edit profile has an IMACRO set. Edit a
member and enter "IMACRO NONE" on the command line (without the "
marks). You can tell this from the command: "PROFILE 20" to see if there
is an IMACRO in the edit profile.
On Fr
.. only after I clear the M can normal editing can be done:-(
I don't even know what to google for this. How can I stop this behaviour,
please, thanks.
Graham Hobbs
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On Wed, 25 Jan 2012 11:24:22 -0500, Graham Hobbs
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Am an app developer on Dallas VIC, they clutter my O option, always seems
to be around sixteen of them
You may want to ask the qu
Thanks folks,
I am sysprog, app developer, corner office, CIO and do coffee. Net result of
question .. keep a couple, purge the rest.
Graham
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Subje
ge them? Same question the EXITMVS's (look like dumps).
TIA
Graham Hobbs
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Hi Rick and folks who have been helping,
Am trying for 2(0222) length and displacement info from the z/OS
compiler .. thanks for suggestions. I tried OFFSET, DMAP, PMAP, LIST, ADATA
(which it wouldn't accept) - only MAP gave me results. Except the z/OS is in
hex... e.g. x'0DE' = 222.
..
, 2012 11:34 PM
Subject: Re: COBOL Compiler option
On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 7:51 PM, Graham Hobbs wrote:
Hello,
When I look at the output listing of a compiled pgm, I used to be able to
see field displacements of copybooks and working storage. What is the
option that does this .. nothing in the opti
Hello,
When I look at the output listing of a compiled pgm, I used to be able to see
field displacements of copybooks and working storage. What is the option that
does this .. nothing in the options list stands out.
Thanks,
Graham Hobbs
sorry ..
PP 5655-S71 IBM Enterprise COBOL for z/OS 4.2.0
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Clark,
Am new to all this, CBT, etc, so more than curious. Your CBT 175 points to
JOB and DD parsing but there are a whole slew of members therein - might I
ask which one in particular - or am I misunderstanding something:-(? Thanks,
Graham Hobbs
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Subject: Re: How to find a PDS member
OK, thanks, 'member' is the ticket
for member IGYCOPT since I have to change the LIB
parm to YES from NO so COBOL compiles work with copybooks - so if there's more
than one, question then becomes 'which one, both, all?'. Have asked VIC Support
- they're really good!.
Thanks for the info, am learning!
cheers
Graham
quot;Lizette Koehler"
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> Hello,
> Just returned to z/OS mainframe after 10 years, working alone, nobody
>
What's a TLA?
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>Brackets? Oh, you mean parentheses: ( )
Brackets are: [ ] (not "square brackets", just "brackets")
Braces are: { } (not "curly b
versus 'for fee' is simply irrelevant - if you don't want
a fee that is your choice. Let me say I truly respect your work, am aware of
the energy, dedication and frustration that goes into 'inventing' .. I wish
you much luck.
Graham Hobbs
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Does this Mason have a job?
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Do you honestly think that Gates is the author of the Thesaurus shipped
with
Office
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In , on 05/06/2011
at 12:40 PM, Dave Day said:
Please. I would like to stay as a listener and sometime poster
Right .. can't our moderator stop this crep?
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A least the change in subject got me to read it Kirk ;-)
It's a
uy bigger PC's and off into that 'other world'.
Graham Hobbs
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Steve Comstock writes:
He looks like a bright
What's BTDTGITS?
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On Wed, 28 Jul 2010 12:33:34 -0500, Jim Marshall
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IBM is Hiring! Interview with us on July 27th in McLean,VA
Very useful, thanks.
Graham
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Steve Comstock wrote:
For years now I've configured my mail client to not
accept
t presents from the bottom up.
All in all though, a topnotch product.
Graham Hobbs
That's nice to know, but I keep the old SPF/PC for one very important
(to me, at least) reason: REXX support. I can develop a REXX exec at
home and xfer it immediately to my mainframe ISPF environment and kno
and maybe a COBOL comeback too . .
'and old man CICS just keeps rolling along' tralala'.
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I think that IBM d
Well Gabe,
You should get RDz and some mainframe OS on a home PC then you can spend
tons of time answering all the ignorant questions I an going to cook up :-)
Graham
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documentation issue. You will find the same "problem" (issue?) once you
get
the actual product documentation.
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Brian,
Will contact you offline. Thanks.
But while I'm onl
Brian,
Will contact you offline. Thanks.
But while I'm online I will put out a small plea to IBM - all the websites
about RDz are totally oriented to the big guns, the monied shops, the
'HOST'. Well I don't have a HOST.
I'd really like to see just one site that deals with the guy who wants t
Hello Brian,
Again thanks for the info - you seem to be well aware of this RDz so I'll
try my luck again.
I don't expect RDz to create VSAM KSDS files for me. My old COBOL/CICS came
with Pervasive's bTrieve into which I fed sequential files and out came
emulated VSAM KSDS's and my COBOL/CICS
Am delighted to hear your
'wrappers' comment.
Doc Farmer,
. . what's your number :-)
Gentlemen, my thanks, was worth the post.
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RDz or WDz.
I am sorry about the generality of the foregoing but any comments would be
appreciated.
Many thanks
Graham Hobbs
P.S. An aside - I followed the FLEX debacle and I know I'm not talking
mainframe here, but if the $800 price is true, maybe this goes partway to a
pretty cheap so
About the XMI info - thanks.
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Graham,
I had to ask. ;)
(snip)
Craig - I can't read CBT775; its a
: CICS/BMS greenies to GUI's
This note was posted directly to the USENET newsgroup and hasn't had many
replies. I am forwarding it to the list-server, to see if more people
have
input on it. (It is also in the comp.lang.cobol newsgroup).
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have
input on it. (It is also in the comp.lang.cobol newsgroup).
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Hello,
Big technical challenge for me so here I am
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