So I guess this is your testosterone driven drive to prove that you are
my intellectual superior. Get a life and go eat some Hudson Bay ice.
But, I hate to engage in a battle of wits with an unarmed man!
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Hey Ted - try losing the petulant Canadian attitude. If it weren't for
US marines, you'd all be speaking German and your currency would the
Deutschmark. What has Canada given us lately since the Guess Who and
Bachman Turner Overdrive?
Oh, by the way, we're voting to let Alaska secede from th
Been meaning to jump on the bandwagon here - I had two stents placed 2
years ago (LAD & CFX). So far, so good.
If you are at risk - smokers especially (my Dr. said 95% of his patients
are smokers, as I was) you need a radiation stress test (or Thallium
stress test). Painless but a tad time
Didn't mean
to disparage the Balt-DC DB2 users group.
Jim Harrison wrote:
Steve, is this for the Balt-DC DB2 user group?? I work about 15
minutes from there. I've never been to their meetings - where I live
it's move convenient to attend the PA meetings in Harrisburg, which
are fr
Steve, is this for the Balt-DC DB2 user group?? I work about 15 minutes
from there. I've never been to their meetings - where I live it's move
convenient to attend the PA meetings in Harrisburg, which are free and
usually better. But if you are presenting, I may take the day and go to
Columb
This has got to be at least the 3rd time we've had the IEFBR14 bug
discussion since I joined this list. ;-)
William H. Blair wrote the following on 8/8/2008 2:19 PM:
Gerhard Postpischil wrote:
The first version of IEFBR14 did not clear R15, making for
interesting condition code test resul
You can use the Process Group parameter on the add/update panel. Don't know
how it works internally, but we use it to specify MQ includes on linkedits for
our cobol processor. Works reasonably well, but is sort of a PITA because I
aways forget the name of the processor group if I go a long tim
I guess we're just not as cautious as some shops. When I was a DBA we
routinely stopped databases we believed were no longer needed and waited
to see if anyone complained. I'm not a RACF person- I just see the
RDEFs used a lot when defining resources for MQ and DB2.
Rick Fochtman wrote:
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I cannot believe how long this thread has lasted. Just RDEF the
resource and remove all privs. Wait to see who screams and you answer
your question. Does anyone else not use this method?
Barry Merrill wrote:
Bob is correct that the SMF 42 Subtype 6 record will identify
each DSNAME in a
In a similar vein - someone at my shop in the 80's discovered you could use
TPUT to send messages to other terminals sans userid. Further, combined with
an ability to read qsam files, one of which contained the text of a symptom
dump, the resulting confusion from unsuspecting TSO users was quit
That's cool, but I'm sorry to see them go.
Mark T. Regan, K8MTR wrote the following on 5/9/2008 12:18 PM:
FYI, with Bob's permission, here's the e-mail I received from him about Xephon. Bob
also responded to a suggestion I had made about making all of the past issues
available on their web sit
My last post from the listserver itself was at 10:06 this morning. Traffic had
been pretty light previous to that. I believe they've been having problems
with their servers.
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Hello esteemed listers/posters.
Does anyone know where the DB2-L
I was Googling for some MQ information this afternoon and happened upon
a state IT website. Since it was a state I've often thought of moving
to, I began browsing further to look at job postings and tried to find
out where they were physically located. Somehow I came upon a link for
HOD and o
There's nothing I hate more than channel problems between MQ instances. I
usually end up stopping everything on both ends and restarting. If that
doesn't work, there is a "reset" function for when the channels get out of
sync. Have you looked at the CHIN syslog for any messages on the MF side
Google news actually picked up on this one:
Plan to Shrink 3,900 Computer Servers to About 30 Mainframes Targets 80
Percent Energy Reduction Over Five Years
August 01, 2007: 08:45 AM EST
In one of the most significant transformations of its worldwide data centers
in a generation, IBM (NYSE:
Ed - You posted your previous YouTube URL Monday night at 23:55.Have
you been logged on there for the last 12 hours?
Just kidding - I know how addictive it can be.
Ed Gould wrote on Tuesday at 12:18pm:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F63tYLhiqZ8&mode=related&search=
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That may be true for some of the smaller shops, but in my experience, the
large MVS shops with any history are pretty advanced. And while you don't
exactly have to be a rocket scientist to do a 3390 conversion, there are
some pretty sharp people working iin govt installatons - especially if you
Looks like he's having server problems - If you take that HTML page off the
URL http://www.isham-research.co.uk you get the default Apache splash
screen. Definitely not what should be showing.
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From: "Steve Comstock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.
It's just a weirdity of Acrobat - took me awhile to figure it out as
well. Gotta hit that menu button before "selecting" text.
Ed Gould wrote:
On Jun 28, 2007, at 12:33 PM, Edward Jaffe wrote:
---SNIP
Assuming you're using the Adbobe Reader, you simply clock "Sele
Another option would be to use MQ if you have that installed. Issue
a PUT to a remote trigger queue that would fire off a CICS txn that
could issue whatever command you wanted.
At 11:26 PM 6/7/2007, Tsai Laurence said:
hello,
As the subject, would like to know if this is workable .
Sincerely,
The logon screen is a VTAM display, not ISPF, so VERASE or anything
TSO-wise won't work. I think you need to contact your sysprogs. I
have no idea where that information is stored between logons and I
doubt you or your friend will have authority to mess with it.
At 06:04 PM 6/5/2007, George
Uh, apples to oranges? We need some numbers from the Winter Corp.
At 06:09 PM 4/6/2007, Ted MacNEIL said:
>Not really. Since the *ix boxes max out at 30% utilization, you
need a whole lot more of em to keep up with the workload. Let's compare
TB to TB and see what the numbers are.
230,000 t
Not really. Since the *ix boxes max out at 30% utilization, you need
a whole lot more of em to keep up with the workload. Let's compare
TB to TB and see what the numbers are.
At 04:43 PM 4/6/2007, Ted MacNEIL said:
But, the 230,000 Oracle licences tell a story all by themselves.
The diffe
Didn't see an answer to this one - the MQ list is
MQSERIES@LISTSERV.MEDUNIWIEN.AC.AT
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- Original Message -
From: "Gary Green" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.ibm-
What I want to know is: How did he hear this from high ranking SHARE
ribbon holders if they were busy snubbing him?
At 01:53 PM 3/23/2007, Edward Jaffe said:
Oh pleease ... A SHARE/IBM conspiracy theory??!
Some "people" believe the lunar landings were filmed on a sound
stage, ExxonM
I met with some IBM DB2 folks this week and they claim performance was a big
aim of V9 and that it buys back a lot of the CPU lost to V8. Not sure about
the memory, but with 64 bit addressing, I can't see it going down.
- Original Message -
From: "R.S." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups
Still is - Known as Highmark BC/BS. They've been holding the DB2 user group
meetings there for years.
Closer to Baltimore/DC - yeah I know the OP didn't want to go there, but
these are outside the beltway: Social Security Administration and Centers
for Medicare and Medicaid Services, both bi
Interesting... after a few false starts I actually got this working. Had to
change ICEGENER to IEBGENER (ICEGENER was getting a RC=12) and use a
different PATH, but it works as advertised.But does this buy you
anything? Looks like it's just routing the data through a USS file although
I s
Are you on dialup or broadband? I had the same experience with dialup - probes
every couple of minutes. Zone Alarm was a real lifesaver. Now with DSL and a
wireless router, I get nothing coming in to my PC Everything is stopped at the
routers firewall.
"Ted MacNEIL" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
I use SysRq to logoff when Attn doesn't work. Works most of the
time, but occasionally I need to get an operator to cancel my session.
At 10:28 AM 1/12/2007, Howard Brazee said:
Of course most TSO users now have keyboards with SysRq, Scroll Lock,
and Pause/Break keys wasting space on their
Please tell that to the automobile insurance companies. Last time I looked,
they were still using their indecipherable coverage codes to report policy
options (well, Geico was at least). Usually something along the lines of
AX4T90F1PE with 5 pages explaining what each character and position r
Simple is better, believe me. If any of you have worked with MQ
Series which allows mixed case in MQ object names, you know what I
mean. Even though we've standardized on all uppercase names, it's
still a pain - I find myself constantly hitting the caps-lock key
when I have to switch between
First hit on Google
http://sdisw.com/vm/dasd_capacity.html
I've used this page in the past. Just eyeballing it, it appears to
be accurate. (It's even got numbers for a 2314)
At 01:13 PM 6/16/2006, Charles Mills said:
Where can I find 3390 track capacity tables or formulas? I haven't done t
I doubt it. All the major players in the webmail market have expanded their
storage to match Gmail's. And Yahoo just blew the doors off nearly everyone
with their new beta web client. It looks like Outlook webmail, but it's better
and faster. The best web app I've ever used, and I"ve hated p
I think the poster is our old DMV hacker guy who was visiting the list a few
months ago. He should just Google his subject line and he'll get a perfect
sample on his first try.Hint: It doesn't matter if it's DMV, FBI or your
local insurance company - it all looks the same, more or less.
B
Unless Darren has a backup tape stashed in a closet somewhere, I think it
might be gone. The UA listserv archive appears to only go back to 1/1/1995.
First date I can find in Google groups is 3-20-1997.
Trivia time: Who is this month's top poster on IBM-Main and who is the all
time top-poster?
SF-50 is a an internal personnel document that applies only to current or
previous gov't employees.
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 01/25/2006
at 07:31 AM, Jim Marshall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>Look out on www.usajobs.opm.gov
The site says that I need to provide an SF-50 but I could find neith
If you specify the dataset name in your JCL and you know the DDNAME, you
can use the LM (Library Access) functions of ISPF to dynamically retrieve
member names
The sequence would be something like LMINIT, LMOPEN, LMFIND or LMMLIST and
LMFREE
"Marco Gianfranco Indaco" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote i
10+ years ago when I was more inclined (able?) to go bar hopping downtown,
we would routinely leave the inner harbor for Fells Point and other
areas. Now I think there are lots more options for roaming that are closer
to the inner harbor, but most of downtown is pretty cool at night. I hope
It is now New Horizons (Labeled TechKnowledge locally in Columbia, MD)
Looks like they still have a decent lineup of mainframe training
http://www.tyb.com/newhorizons/courses/
At 12:11 PM 8/5/2005, Eric Bielefeld said:
I went to 2 classes around 1982. One was a 2 week MVS internals class. I
Isn't that the responsibility of Listserv? I've never changed my REPLY-TO
option to post on IBM-Main.
However, I have noticed on occasion, that certain people retain their
original REPLY-TO headers and escape my filters.
At 01:33 PM 5/25/2005 Steve Comstock said:
Bo Xie wrote:
First thin
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