We looked at WPS before, but that is no longer an option due to cost. Cobol I
shall avoid :-)
Apart from DFSORT, the only 'tool' we have is File Manager and I can't see
that doing what we want.
Looks like there are several places to get information and guidance on RACF
reports using ICETOOL
On Fri, 25 Jun 2010 09:35:55 -0500, McKown, John
wrote:
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>I've just started looking at something called R. It is free. It is described
>as:
>
>
>R is a language and environment for statistical computing and graphics.
>R is similar to the award-winning S system, which was developed at
>Bell Lab
I know I'm not the only one to suffer this, but "management" have decided
that SAS is too expensive and as it is only used by the technical group (OK,
I'm the only one who writes it, though others use the reports) it has got to
go. Frankly, I'm surprised I managed to hold on to it for so long.
For anyone else who might be looking to try this, I have now resolved my
problems. I seem to have got round many issues by setting directory mode
attributes, but there are two ways where the behaviour after PTF UK47562
has changed to be significant for our installation.
- The default for LOGD
We've been using Library Server with the traditional BookServer interface
happily for years, but I recently decided to enable extended shelf support,
primarily due to the fact that CICS and DB2 books are no longer being
delivered in BookManager format (PDF only). Our existing setup only support
We're currently moving from Rumba as our terminal emulator to IBM's Personal
Communications (PComm) 5.9 and have encountered a problem with file
transfer - specifically receiving a text file from an MVS/TSO host into a
Windows PC file.
The problem is the EOF (end-of file) character (hex 1A) tha
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