r of the
ABEND macro detemines whether it will be seen as a user or a
system abend, right?
Since the OP's question seemed to more of a beginner's type of
question, I didn't want to go into more (assembler) details.
Usually, Sxxx abends are for system code, user abend for
ok at
HealthChecker, to name but a few.
We should really help those willing to learn about USS instead of
unprofessionally teaching them that "USS" has got more than one meaning.
No offence intended, but I'm getting sick of this repeated, useless p
Linda,
are you aware of the MVS-OE list? It is dedicated to z/OS UNIX.
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I'd really love to understand why on earth people like you are defending
that term in the name of VTAM. You won't change this anymore, like nobody
else will. "USS" has become the defacto standard name for z/OS UNIX System
Ser
>Are you suggesting that I leave this list and go there?
No, definitely not!
Others have already guesed what I wanted to suggest you. I apologize for
having been to lazy to add another sentence or two.
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2 UI SYSXFER FTPHIGH NETWORK
1 TN ETCRC* ___ SYSSTC SYSTEM
1 TN ETCINIT* ___ SYSSTC SYSTEM
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a subsystem routine listening on the SSI command broadcast function.
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>You can do it with an exit specified in MPFLSTxx member.
Forgot about this, indeed. Too long since I last worked on this
question, it seems.
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x) definition. JES2 truncates trailing blanks by default
(for line mode data).
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>and he of course meant to write
>
>. . . unless you have BLNKTRNC=NO . . .
My statement was more towards the comment "...you need to have a look
at what really is on the spool....".
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ognize "their" commands. Also, the same command can be used by more
than one instance of a subsystem, each having a different command prefix.
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>Perhaps. But it was flatly in error as it appeared in your post.
Oh,...ohh, I see. I was mislead by your "and *he* of course meant"
which I read as a referral to Jay. I didn't even think I was meant.
Sorry, and thanks for pointing it out.
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t;, I'd expect it to work, indeed. LINKMVS
should build a standard OS parameter list and each parameter should be
a "CHAR() VARYING", i.e. halfword length followed by the character data.
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ok at that version of the
manual).
The net seems to be you can't pass more that one argument from REXX to
PL/1 at the OS PL/1 V2R3 level.
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ge and
assign ownership to some task above the job step task (there are also
some subpools which exist for the life of the address space). If that
program does not free the storage upon termination it will then only
be freed when the owning task ends.
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o need for a system wide option, no need for a system
command, cheaper to implement, and most importantly, no unnecessary
incompatibility.
Just my 2 cents, of course.
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oned isn't too different *but* the architectural limit
(still) is 100 bytes not 50, not 16, programs are expected to reserve
100 bytes for the PARM. 50 instead of 16 bytes would not overwrite
data outside of the 100 byte variable.
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"Y"
According to the principle of least astonishment, we should not
incompatibly change the rules to benefit a few programs.
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>Ugh, don't know...I tried it from AOL account w/o problems. Maybe
>if you cut and paste directly with IE browser??
^^
What's that? I'm only using Firefox. I wonder what I voted for..
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>I did a quick scan on the sources of our tools and found several that
>move the parmarea, using its length field, to a 100 byte area.
Glad to read I'm not the only one :-)
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te the PARM length
restriction is under discussion. Whatever the solution will be, it
will help.
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s aside, I think that application programs
are designed for a specific environment: MVS Batch, CICS transaction,
IMS transaction, etc. You don't call a day-end-processing batch
program from TSO forground, do you?
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task in a batch
job, i.e. the one being called because it is named in the PGM=
parameter on the EXEC statement.
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>So you've never run a batch program under TSO TEST?
For production We're not talking about the debugging case.
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- Not responding in time (the WTOR times out) leads to the same abend.
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After 9 has been used the digit wraps back top 1. Eight character jobnames
stay unchanged. In some cases a new, completely unrelated jobname may be
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>I know mainframe supports IBM-1047 codepage, but how to know wethere
>it supports others(eg. IBM-047 or Japanese)? If it supports, how to
>know it?
Code page support is product specific, some have it, some don't. You
would have to search the product specific documentation, I
>I have a GDG base that has no GDS's. I ran an IDCAMS step specifying:
>LISTCAT ENT(GSP.FAM.GSW02.KEEP.*)
This only works if the GDG is defined with SCRATCH. With NOSCRATCH,
the LISTCAT ENT() would also find rolled-off data sets. But you
probably have SCRATCH, right.
Peter Hunk
on went
>down by 1 MB. Unfortunately I can't remember what areas caused this.
UCBs use E/SQA. They will reside above or below the line according to
the device definition in HCD.
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I/O, I think. If you
add devices and do not IPL with CLPA, your available SQA will shrink
since PLPA boundary is kept constant. With CLPA, the SQA= parameter
from IEASYSxx is honoured and PLPA is moved, if necessary.
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>z/OS is sitting at the XPG 4.2 branding level achieved back in MVS
>5.2.2.
IIRC, MVS/ESA 5.2.2 as well as OS/390 1.1 were at XPG 4. OS/390 1.2 got
the XPG 4.2 (UNIX95) branding in 1996.
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O. When this I/O times out (MIH) a first
START PENDING message is written and this message should show HSM.
The I/O will be redriven but this time the IOSB is scheduled under the
MASTER ASID. If the I/O times out again, you will see another message
but with *MASTER* this time.
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>Then it is z/OS 1.2, not os390 1.2 ?
No, it was OS/390 V1R2 that first got the UNIX branding. z/OS is the
successor of OS/390 and z/OS V1R2 was GA in 2001
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>It could also be reserved on the same system.
But this would not block access from the same system, so START PENDING
does not apply here. Of course, there can be contention by means of an
ENQueue, but that would just block a task long before an I/O is even
started.
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o improve their documents.
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There is a new Redbooks Technote related to the above question at
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/tips0567.html :
"Partitioned Data Set Extended (PDSE) Hiperspace (Caching)
Problems, Considerations, and Parameter Changes"
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agree. I was trying to convince our development that such a course
is desirable. My voice wasn't heard, though.
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>If someone can send a text file which contains Arabic text in 420
>code page.
What exactly do you need? Can't you create one with the help of iconv?
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much wish to administer z/OS on it.)
Hey, you're missing a great experience ;-)
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sbdataconn=(IBM-420,pc-arabic-codepage)" on
the ftp session. Replace the pc-arabic-codepage with the local codepage
on NT.
However, I never thought about and am not sure right-to-left is
supported on z/OS. Anyone care to enlighten me?
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, the select the CEC again and right-click on the icon, then select
"CPs" (not sure what it really says on the pop-up but you'll be able to
find out, I'm sure ;-)
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o have seen the same problem on my Flex-z/OS V1.6.
I've found that some HASP checkpoint routine abended (haven't analyzed
it further, yet). A hotstart of JES cured the problem (it seems).
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>It's the level of the code in the HMC.
The code is in the SE not the HMC.
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Out of curiosity, how often and for what reasons do you IPL your z/OS
systems?
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