I looked at member HASX32A in my z/OS 1.10 library,
and there are only has 2 references to JCLJCLAS:
CLI JCTJCLAS,C'C' JOB CLASS C... 0308
CLI JCTJCLAS,C'D' JOB CLASS D... 0310
I suspect that someone applied a local modification
Walt:
I can't believe that it has been 28 years already!
I can remember working with you on the QUEUE command
back when you were at RNB.
Best wishes for a long and happy retirement!
You common sense and wisdom will be missed!
/jack
- Original Message -
From: "Walt Farrell"
Newsgrou
Way back in z/OS 1.7, when JES2 added support for NJE over TCP/IP,
INTRDR processing changed from running in JES2's main task
HASPRDR code to running in the user address space.
As a result of this, console messages related to the submitted job now
appear in the JESLOG of the submitting job.
See
You could have the batch job issue a MODIFY command to tell the STC that the
job has completed. (Using an appropriate ROUTE command if not running on
the same LPAR.)
/jack
- Original Message -
From: "Scott Ford"
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.ibm-main
To:
Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 201
If you are running at the z/OS 1.13 level there are new options on the JOB
card for letting you decide which COND CODE gets reported. (Highest, last,
or a named step.)
See the JOB CARD section of the JCL Reference manual and look for JOBRC= for
more information.
/jack
- Original Messa
Gilbert was truly a class act, and really humble when complimented on his
great work.
I will miss him.
/jack
- Original Message -
From: "Rick Fochtman"
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To:
Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2011 12:16 PM
Subject: Fairwell to a Friend
Received from ano
I did a SHARE presentation at the MAR2005 Anaheim meeting:
http://proceedings.share.org/client_files/SHARE_in_Anaheim/s2667jsa.pdf
Hopefully it will give you a start.
Feel free to ask any questions once you have had a chance to look at the
foils.
/jack
- Original Message -
From: "W
You can point a single sysout DD card to multiple OUTPUT JCL cards,
which should allow you to do what you want.
See the JCL reference manual for details.
/jack
- Original Message -
From: "Ward, Mike S"
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To:
Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 6:01 PM
S
Given the zBX sidecar for the z196 and z114,
I think that the term Hybrid is appropriate,
even if it is a bit optimistic.
/jack
- Original Message -
From: "Jim Marshall"
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To:
Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2011 8:17 AM
Subject: HYBRID is now In Vogue
In addition to the System z API manual that Walt mentioned,
there are also a couple of members in SYS1.MACLIB(HWI*)
that I found useful.
/jack
- Original Message -
From: "Tom Ambros"
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To:
Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2011 8:50 AM
Subject: Naive BCPii qu
I think that there was a real timing problem with the Thursday night SCIDS
running from 8-10pm.
The MVS Program Closing and Ask the Experts Panel ran until 7pm.
If you took the bus to Downtown Disney for dinner you were lucky to arrive
by 8pm, so there was no way that you could get back to SCID
My belief is that an exit of this sort should be issued as close to the
point and time of origin as possible, so that the user is informed while
they are still thinking about the submit.
Waiting until converter time, which could be delayed by TYPRUN=JCLHOLD, or
execution time, which could be day
Cobe Xu:
Have you checked to make sure that both compression and compaction are
turned off for the printer?
(Do a $DU,Rn.PRn command and look for CMPCT=NO,COMPRESS=NO.)
By default JES2's RJE printer driver scans for repeated characters to
compress out of the data stream.
That made a lot of sen
The agenda should be posted some time on Friday, 03 JUN 2011.
/jack
- Original Message -
From: "Mark Jacobs"
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.ibm-main
To:
Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2011 2:28 PM
Subject: August Share Sessions
Does anyone know if the session list for the August Share in O
Ron:
The date stamp is inserted whenever a new message is about
to be added to the JESLOG dataset and the date has changed
since the last message was added.
The normal messages in the JESLOG only have a time stamp,
so for long running jobs or started tasks is was impossible to
look at a message
Christian:
I decided to jump in and see what SR looked like.
I started to enter a question, and got as far as the screen that says:
Open a new service request
Select an agreement
Select an agreement and then select "Continue,"
or select the link below to select an agreement by
ma
Exits in the JES2 private area will get reloaded,
but exits in common will keep the old copies.
Personally I would just use the dynamic commands
to bring in the new exits and skip the Hot start.
/jack
- Original Message -
From: "Cifani, Domenic"
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.ibm-main
To:
For initial testing you should probably look at the // XMIT card
specification in the JCL reference manual.
That will allow you to submit a job stream to a distant node
without the origin node doing anything to it, which is great
for submitting jobs to incompatible systems.
The down side is that y
When I tried to follow the directions in the sample code for
running a script to compile, assemble, and linkedit the program,
I am getting stumped by the following line:
/usr/bin/linkedit -d -V -wRENT,REUS,MAP,AMODE=31,AC=1 -l
//XXX.XXX.XXX -i //sys1.csslib -o hwixmcs1
./hwixmcs
HWI014I is a rather generic, catch-all message id.
In addition to the reasons stated in the text, you will also get
that message if there is anything wrong with the network
options on the SE.
(Loopback address, netmask, etc.)
If you are currently using SNMP to talk to your HMC,
you need to rememb
antic City, OCT 1968, with Dick Hitt at the
piano, so he was clearly part of the team at that time.
PS: The full history of release dates is at the bottom of
SYS1.AHASMAC($HASPEQU).
Any information about Robert O. Ray would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Jack Schudel
University of Florida
former
We use JES2 exit 6 to restrict job classes to selected RACF groups,
but is should be pretty easy to just check the origin for TSUn
instead.
The problem with using the TSO submit exit is that it is easy to
bypass by just using any old program to send card images to the
INTRDR.
/jack
-
The last time I checked the API did not support changes to Group Capacity.
For that I was told to use the CIM interface, which I have not yet looked
into.
Instead I am going to wait for BCPii to be available and see if I can use
that
to set Group Capacity.
/jack
- Original Message -
Sorry about my bad memory regarding the defaults for PCEDEF.
I went back through my init deck notes and found a comment
from 10 OCT 1999 saying that I set most of the PCEDEFs to 10
based on Chip Wood's presentation at SHARE 93. (Chicago, AUG 1999)
This was probably session 2658 JES2 Configuration
The $PJOBQ command just puts the jobs on the PURGE queue.
Each JES2 system has some number of PURGE processors.
$DPCEDEF will show the number. The default is 10.
The purge processors of the member that owns the checkpoint
will each grab a job and free the track groups associated with that job.
Th
If you have an initiator set to CLASS=AP, JES2 will select the highest
priority, non-held CLASS=A job for execution. Only when the CLASS=A
queue is empty will JES2 then start looking for the highest priority
non-held
job in the CLASS=P queue.
/jack
- Original Message -
From: "John Ma
One more thing to try would be to add a HASPLIST DD card to
your JES2 proc, and then browse the output to make sure that
all of your init deck has been properly processed.
//HASPLIST DD UNIT=SYSDA,VOL=SER=&PV,DISP=SHR,DSN=JES2.HASPLIST
/jack
- Original Message -
From: "Bill Planer" <[
IBM treats CTC links as BSC, so you would set the NJE buffer size via
TPDEFBELOWBUF=(SIZE=).
For NJE over TCPIP JES2 just passes the data over to Comm Server,
so you need to work with those folks (and probably your networking people,
too.)
You will probably get better answers if you wo
Assuming SNA NJE,
TPDEF SNABUF=SIZE=
The two ends will negotiate and use the smaller of the two values.
$HASP200 will tell you the negotiated size for the current connection.
Looking around, it looks like my connected nodes are using either
1024 or 3840, if that helps anyone.
/jack
Back in the early 90's we sent several people to the Vanguard RACF Security
Conference, which was a week-long conference dedicated to RACF training. In
addition to the regular conference they had an extra day or so before the
meeting dedicated to an intense introduction to RACF, which was great
You can use SNMP to set the limits, assuming that you have a way to monitor
the system
and decide when to make changes.
See "System z Application Programming Interfaces", IBM pub number SB10-7030.
Chapter 4 has all of the SNMP codes.
Chapter 6 shows you how to configure the HMC to allow it to pr
It was announced at the San Jose SHARE that the JES2 Data Areas are
available. The trick is that they are only available as PDF files, so you
need to go to
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/os/zos/bkserv/
and then under "z/OS elements and features publications" select the PDF
collection for the r
Regarding Q2:
Probably the easiest way to look at JES2 control blocks, and to trace
exit logic, is to get a copy of z/XDC from www.colesoft.com.
The cost is pretty small when you figure out how much time it saves!
The other approach is to use the $TRACE facility.
I have a trivial general purpose
sites do not have to worry about running under poly-JES?
Thanks, -jack
- Original Message -
From: "Edward Jaffe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To:
Sent: Saturday, May 10, 2008 1:24 PM
Subject: Re: How to cancel with just the JES jo
SSI function code 54 can be used to retrieve the JES command character.
It will also tell you if you are running under JES2 or JES3,
the version level, and lots more information.
Title: z/OS V1R9.0 MVS Using the Subsystem Interface
Document Number: SA22-7642-06
Has the details, and even has a sa
The one advantage that AllowUserKeyCSA=(program1,program2)
would have over the current AllowUserKeyCSA=YES/NO is that
it would prevent any new code from allocating User Key CSA while
an installation is trying to get converted over to full protection.
(Better still would be a SAF call, but I don
David:
I am just now digging through 2000+ IBM-MAIN messages,
so this is a bit old by now.
It has been a very long time since I was digging through
dynamic allocation and concatenations as part of a JES2
user mod. What I remember was that my code had a loop
where I read a dataset name, allocate
Back at the Seattle SHARE (MAR 2006),
Kathy Walsh's WSC Hot Topics session
http://shareew.prod.web.sba.com/proceedingmod/abstract.cfm?abstract_id=13912
had a foil titled "JES2 NJE Support for TCP/IP Performance Info"
where she said that:
- Overall system CPU utilization reduced by about 15%
- ETR
In early DEC 2007 IBM announced that they would accept SCRT reports
via email. You can submit in HOLD status, which requires that someone
log in to the web site and finish the process, or you can submit it "for real."
By submitting the report in HOLD status the data is now at the IBM site,
so any
Binyamin:
http://www.tachyonsoft.com/inst390m.htm
lists when the various instructions became available.
For example:
ADRN B2C0 Add with Rounding4361
ADTR B3D2 Add z9-BC
Perhaps you can extract what you need from
The only issue that we had was with separator pages when printing
to short forms (like labels or cards.)
With any other continuous forms printer that I have ever worked
with, the banner pages printed over as many forms as were required
to print the entire banner page. With the 6500 we only got as
7/1967 for HASP I Version 1
/jack
- Original Message -
From: "Anton Britz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To:
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2007 6:06 PM
Subject: Re: [IBM-MAIN] JES2 or JES3, Which one is older?
Hi,
Come on all ya x'perts. this is not goo
The restriction on electronics in carry-on is only for UK to US flights.
No laptop. No cell phone. No ipod. No door opener on your car keys, etc.
That is going to make for some bored travelers.
/jack
- Original Message -
From: "Edward Jaffe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: bit.list
You can do a cold start on new volumes without touching your current
volumes, so you do not have to lose any data, which should make it
fairly easy to get approvals.
Depending on how much down time you can tolerate, there are a
few different ways to do this.
The easiest way is to use spool offloa
John:
Did you ever get anywhere on this?
(It is fairly far down on my list of things to do with my 1.7 conversion...
I am still trying to make sense of the reader exit mess.)
Thanks, -jack
- Original Message -
From: "John Hamlet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.ibm-
JES2 has never made a guarantee about job execution order.
Job numbers do not guarantee input order, since job numbers wrap.
Also, if the job comes in from NJE then the local JES2 system
will try to use the origin node's job number.
If you need your jobs to run in a specific order, you have 3 choi
(Sorry to come in late, but I have been out of the office.)
I have a copy of the:
Program Contribution Form
Type III (IBM Employee)
for:
Title of Program:
Houston Automatic Spooling Priority SYSTEM - II
Program Order Number:
360D-05.1.014
Author:
Tom H. Simpson
Robert P. Crabtree
Robert
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