Thanks for the clarification, Timothy.
The IBM press release about BC card gave me the impression that the primary
goal was to consolidate distributed servers, as the second paragraph in the
press release said...
"BC Card is a new IBM mainframe customer and will transform and consolidate
its dis
Tim,
I read the press release in your post -- which says that the solution for BC
Card was structured as a System z Solution Edition
http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/28181.wss
Reading through that, I get the impression that this is primarily a Linux on
z/Series solution -- rather t
It would be worth looking at the UltraQuest family of products - which let
you query and build reports from mainframe VSAM, QSAM, DB2, IMS, IDMS, and
Teradata, plus mid-tier Oracle and SQL Server -- and let you join data from
all these data sources.
http://www.selectbs.com/mainframe/Ultraquest
You could consider running an FTP server on Windows on a PC in your network
that has a static IP address, and initiate an FTP session to it from z/OS to
transfer the files. We've used the free FileZilla FTP server to do this:
http://filezilla-project.org/
..Rich
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I agree that having a virtual printer feature may not be very useful.
I wonder, though, if a feature to create virtual tape in AWSTAPE format,
either on a remote PC or on the mainframe itself as a file, would be useful.
When we ran z/OS under FLEX-ES, we had the capability to run z/OS jobs tha
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