more details: course
objectives, and detailed topical outline
I see from your email address you are in Romania. We
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money and taking that person away from
other tasks that are likely more immediate to your
organization?
So where's the incentive for developers to create new
products? Where's the benefit to the organization?
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גדי בן אבי wrote:
Yes, that is what we were looking for, unfortunately,
I doubt if anyone here will be willing to pay for it.
So let me see if I have this right. Here is a product
to do this, or when you come
back from lunch it will still be waiting.
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block.
Ahh. Good catch. I'll have to watch for that.
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that will
never have new members added (a software product delivered
in unloaded PDS format might be like that, for example).
For PDSEs, it doesn't matter, since the directory can
dynamically grow as needed. Specify 1 at create time and
let the system take care of it.
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If there's anyone on the list from Corning,
could you please contact me privately off-list?
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Not everything has to be online, keyed access.
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semester and here
I am today :)
Which is a good reason for every company to sponsor
an Assembler class for every one of their z/OS
programmers, right? We're ready. :)
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to recall a session on this in a past SHARE, but I
can't find the reference to it. You might check the proceedings
of recent SHAREs (2003-present), or maybe someone else can
recall / find the info.
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particular class, this has
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, then it is automounted correctly.
Any ideas?
_
Dave Jousma
I believe you have to do a mkdir to establish the mount point.
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Yogeetha balasubramanian wrote:
Is there anything similar for MQ training ?
You know, we don't have any MQ training.
(Are there any MQ training developers out there interested
in working with us?)
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Timothy
is case sensitive; if it is, you probably
need to specify zFS.
But, you're the systems guy so I presume you've gone over all
this prior to posting. It's just that those are the potential
issues that occur to me on reviewing the docs.
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(such as volume serial(s))
using the OBJECTS parameter.
These can be done in batch jobs or as TSO commands. Make
sure the original data is not being used at the time you
do the EXPORT (so you don't lose recent updates).
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I see in this morning's IBM announcement letters that
IBM is withdrawing various Rational products, including
WebSphere Developer for z Series, with no replacements.
This seems to be quite a turn about. Anybody have any
insights?
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Paul Gilmartin wrote:
On Tue, 14 Apr 2009 07:56:42 -0600, Steve Comstock wrote:
I see in this morning's IBM announcement letters ...
What's the URL for these? I had it bookmarked once, but
lost it several mergers and relocations ago.
Thanks,
gil
Here's a link to subscribe:
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as unexamined
data and sort by the content.
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Sent: Friday, April 03, 2009 11:26
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Subject: Re: Can I do a Hex Sort in ISPF Edit?
Darth Keller wrote:
A co-work has a list of 4 digit UCB's - hexidecimal values - and
want's
to sort it as hex-values. It wouldn't be too
in vain. no chance?
Thank you all,
Michael
No chance. You only get to pass one string from
the EXEC statement PARM field. You're exec could
test if it's running in batch or TSO and parse
the argument differently in those two cases.
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needs there these days?
On Sun, 15 Mar 2009 09:21:06 -0600, Steve Comstock
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Bruce Hewson wrote:
[snip]
Bruce Hewson
Resident, Tropical Island Paradise.
So, I have to ask: where is that?
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containing lobs and some HTML, for unwinding into your HFS
Of course, we include instructions for setting up and testing this.
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to scrounge up budget for this. Unless we get a few
more enrollments today, however, we'll have to cancel the
class.
If you need more information, or if you have someone to
enroll, call or email me today.
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. Might be useful...
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Steve Comstock wrote:
Steve Comstock wrote:
Bill Klein wrote:
I may be missing something, but if you know at compile-time (when you
can
set an environment variable) that you want the output to go to
SYSOUT, why
are you using files (with OPEN, WRITE, etc) and not just doing a
DISPLAY
Steve Comstock wrote:
Bill Klein wrote:
I may be missing something, but if you know at compile-time (when you can
set an environment variable) that you want the output to go to
SYSOUT, why
are you using files (with OPEN, WRITE, etc) and not just doing a
DISPLAY
statement? Either
users logged on to our zPad at one
time, the issues you raise are simply not present.
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are more normal ways in COBOL to send output to SYSOUT.
David Speake david.spe...@bcbssc.com wrote in message
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I have used dynamic allocation via the environmental variables in COBOL.
Thanks to Steve Comstock and others for getting me started
a compile time option that can change the DDname
used for UPON SYSOUT, but it is not changeable at run time.
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the economy is tough (and training is usually first cut),
we're hoping people will take advantage of this unusual
opportunity.
Just point 'em to our website, or email address.
Thanks for any help.
[Flame retardant: I'll say no more about this offering.]
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Matt Dazzo wrote:
I am transferring a certificate that is in ascii armored format ...
[snip]
Maybe I'm the only one who doesn't know, but I'd still like
to find out: what the heck is ascii armored format?
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.
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, which is also free). It's all great fun and
could be a money saver (I'm not really in touch with the
prices for all this), but the story has not been well told.
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handout written just by us, with the usual extensive
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Roland Schiradin wrote:
Hi Steve,
my current plan is to attend SHARE in Denver.
Regards
Roland
Cool! If it works out for both of us, I'll see you there.
Or, rather, here. Well, you know. :-)
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know a few (Paul, Howard T., Howard B., ...) but I also
know there are some lurkers from the Rocky Mountains on
the list. So contact me if you're interested.
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calendar
before you made your vacation plans.
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(If you're wondering about the cryptic message above, do not hesitate to
ask me)
Well, I'm curious. Tell me. Off-list if you prefer.
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byte RDW in
your positioning.
Try this:
SORT FIELDS=COPY
OUTREC OVERLAY=(19,4,
CHANGE=(4,C'CSYS',C'ESYS',
C'DSYS',C'FSYS',
C'FSYS',C'FSYS'))
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allowed
for the RDW. In a later post he said he had, so 15 is the
value to use.
If this doesn't work, let me know and I will work with you.
John Reda
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something
like that.
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other
4) what is the content of this something?
5) have you tried deleting it or renameing it?
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can write a simple COBOL program to convert
from National to Display
* You can write a not-so-simple Assembler program
to convert to any EBCDIC code page
Are you sure there are no characters outside the EBCDIC range?
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John McKown wrote:
On Fri, 16 Jan 2009 09:28:10 -0700, Steve Comstock
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John,
What are you using the data for on z/OS?
I don't have any idea.
* You can browse UTF-16 data
(browse the file then on the command line, enter === disp utf16 )
This didn't work
. There is quite a bit of Unicode support in z/OS
before 1.10. What, specifically, do you find added that would help
you in this little adventure?
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John McKown wrote:
On Fri, 16 Jan 2009 11:26:34 -0700, Steve Comstock
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snip
Many thanks! I don't know if my boss will go for this or not. I just ordered
z/OS 1.10, which supposedly can handle UTF-16. Of course, that's going to
take a while to get in and installed
: GET
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What are you using to make your email so unreadable? I
see it as one long line.
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,
and generating XML from the transaction handler response.
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programmers have enough
problems when one of us calls it see eye see sss and I call it kicks.
Some of them are still looking for the COBAL compiler grin. And what
happened to IKJCBL00? What? Why is it now IGYCRCTL?
John,
We can fix that.
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me that your SPACE allocation for
TEMP001 is units of 0, is that correct?
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Houghton, Philip N wrote:
No problem getting to it from Colorado..
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I'm workingin Arkansas this week. Had trouble getting
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I have gotten very good, personal response after the initial
auto-email in recent months. This is one area IBM seems to
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it up from your syslib
in the bind step?
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=SYSALLDA,SPACE=(TRK,(20,20))
//SYSIN DD *
LOAD DATA RESUME NO REPLACE INTO TABLE DOCS
(DOC POSITION (01) CHAR(30) BLOBF )
//SYSREC DD *
/u/scomsto/pdfs/part00105.pdf
/u/scomsto/pdfs/part00240.pdf
.
.
.
This actually seems to be a little more natural to me.
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Gabe Goldberg wrote:
Steve Comstock wrote:
So, I'm _older_ than a baby boomer (based on your definition below;
I was born in 1944). But I'll keep working because I enjoy the work
_and_ because I need to.
Thanks for quick reply -- you're first in line!
I was quoting a generational definition
next year, I think.
Thanks to people who responded for those, and who respond now!
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- LIST,TERM,ASA,sysparm(Great Company),OBJECT
So it looks like it made it. The program Assembled
clean. OTOH, I didn't really use the sysparm value.
Still, it looks promising.
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called
the facility ID, and facility IDs that begin with A-I are reserved
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the -04
version, in my opinion, since the code pages still
have the ASCII assignments as well as several EBCDIC
code page mappings, while the -04 only has ASCII and
code page 037. Of course, the -01 doesn't have the
z10 opcodes, but I don't need them for my Intro
course.
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gah wrote:
Steve Comstock wrote:
Did you know the quoted price for these little gems
(that came from the original S/360 green card) are
now priced at $173.82?!!
It seems that z/Architecture Reference Summary (SA22-7871-04)
is now down to $25.04. I think that is still high, but
less than
the same DD in two different jobs refer to two different files, and thus
the INCLUDE MEMBER would not work.
Anyway...
Thanks,
Frank
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Frank Swarbrick wrote:
New z/OS shop here...
...Almost slipped by me. Hey, everybody, we should celebrate!
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Thanks,
Mary
It's the ability to run in 24-bit, 31-bit, or 64-bit AMODE.
Check the Principles of Operations, where it also explains
which instructions are sensitive to the current AMODE.
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step job that does it's own step to
step transition. Perfect? Probably not.
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ON to stick?
Simply press Enter before you press PF3 (assuming PF3 is set to End).
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Maybe z/OS Assembler for Applications Programmers; see
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/java.PAX.Z
250 Transfer completed successfully.
ftp: n bytes sent in n.nnSeconds .nnnKbytes/sec
ftp quit
221 Quit command recieved. Goodbye.
exit
Or some variations on this.
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was java.PAX.Z but in your example you entered
it as java.pax.z
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John R. Ehrman (408-463-3543 T/543-) wrote:
I've heard rumors to the effect that the current (high) prices
were set erroneously, and that a correction is being considered.
John ehrman
That would be good news. Thanks for checking it
out and staying on top of it, John.
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shipping.
What's up with that?
Note: this is for the -04 version. The -03 version
is only $52.64.
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public class, but it's my
favorite language!
[Do not clutter the list with replies to the list; email
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if anyone catches it.
It's not a big laugh, but every bit helps. :-)
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the day and go to
Columbia.
Steve Comstock wrote:
I have; works fine for BLOBs anyway. I'm giving a talk
on it in Columbia, MD on Thursday, so I thought it'd be
good to test it out. [Actually, I put the path on the
data statements.]
Jim,
No, it's for Vicom International. It's by invitation
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Sent that last one to the list instead of to the poster,
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but the compiler did not correctly flag it, and that error has now been
fixed.
The programmer's second issue became - so what's wrong with the IF
statement anyway?
I'm kind of stuck on that one. I'd appreciate any feedback.
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in.
This information will help to determine what to do next.
Just a shot in the dark. From your 3.4 list, try
entering a line command of DEL (not D - they generate
different commands) against the cluster (VSAM) name only.
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, and if
so, how are they intending to use it. If you would
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love to hear real-world applications actually in
use, or near-use.
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some
thoughts.
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No charge, no registration. If you think they might at least
open the door a bit more, feel free to use them.
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. The gateway is driven by XML.
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the session around if using
telnet, rlogin, SSH, you might need to try once
more :-)
I like it. I still think he needs to have his own
home directory, however. I was trying to take it
one step at a time to discover his environment.
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the input from your
COBOL program, you can do that to (assuming you're
running Enterprise COBOL).
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the cp commands need to use the B flag,
otherwise you get the strange NL, CRLF kinda' exchange going.
Not sure how the Dovetailed software handles that.
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Steve Comstock wrote:
John McKown wrote:
On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 07:59:40 +0200, Hunkeler Peter (KIUK 3)
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snip
I'd suggest:
1) OMVS to start a UNIX shell. Or, if available, better use
telnet, rlogin, SSH to log into UNIX.
2) cp //'BRASIL.ZOS.CONTEST.JCL(DATA1)' data1
3
Paul Gilmartin wrote:
On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 09:02:14 -0600, Steve Comstock wrote:
If your JCL can point to datasetname(membername), then
the file is just an 80-byte fixed length sequential file.
What makes you assume it's 80-byte fixed? (Other than
a dinosaur mindset, perhaps.)
-- gil
You
it is that the AS/400
morphed into.]
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design).
Good luck.
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' 'BRASIL.ZOS.CONTEST.JCL(DATA1)' binary
done.
regards
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