Snack food manufacturer in UK.
Computer room was a room *within* the main warehouse, with windows all around
(ops hated it - said it made them feel like animals in a zoo).
Engineer plus trainee running maintenance on the Halon system. Trainee fumbles
something and triggers the gas dump.
Pressure
One of the first investigative tasks handed to me at my new job...
...and I don't know where to start.
Got a z-OS 1.9 system, that runs as a guest under z/VM. (It's a long time since
I last worked with such a combination. Last time it was VM/370(?) and MVS
1.3.0e, alongside a bunch of DOS/VSE
(dunno where that surrounding garbage came from, but the readable test is still
good)
John
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Subject: Physical record size
Hi all... just coming back to the list after nearly 19 months out of work.
Finally got a new job!
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Over the past year or so, I've seen various mentions of HFS with regard to it
being a poor way to store data in terms of disk space utilization.
Please can anyone tell me if that is actually true?
If I have a file that occupies 1GB file in 'normal' space, how much more disk
would I need to store
Any hints/tips/warnings, please, on concepts surrounding the idea of
having a 'special' WLM policy that would get activated on specific day(s)
(of the month)?
I have a situation where one particular batch job becomes extra-important
on the '5th working day of the month', and at those times it needs
(I don't know if this has been discussed before - tried to search the
archives, but either there's nothing there, or I chose bad search
arguments).
Back in the days of old (when sysprogs were bold, etc.) wed spend many
happy(?) hours tinkering with the physical placement of files in order to
tune
Have any of you had any experience of setting up the DB2 SERVICE
Administrator functions as part of DB/2 Connect v8?
If you did, have you any information to share with regard to changes to
the WLM policy to cater for it, please?
DAS is completely new to everyone here, and no-one can offer any def
OK, it's stupid question of the week time...
On my SDSF panels, the command line appears at the bottom of the screen. I
prefer it at the top, but can't find any option to allow me to place it
there.
It's at the top on all the other ISPF panels, so it's got to be something
to do with a profile some
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