WalterR wrote:
Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) wrote:
In 1792f2.291be9b9.39b92...@aol.com, on 09/08/2010
at 01:30 PM, Ed Finnell efinnel...@aol.com said:
Huh? HASP was the efforts of NASA Houston and came out as Half ASP.
Do you have a citation for that? I never saw the term before I
Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) wrote:
In 1792f2.291be9b9.39b92...@aol.com, on 09/08/2010
at 01:30 PM, Ed Finnell efinnel...@aol.com said:
Huh? HASP was the efforts of NASA Houston and came out as Half ASP.
Do you have a citation for that? I never saw the term before I
suggested HASP is
Donald Johnson wrote:
Hi guys and gals!
Does anyone have a routine (COBOL preferable) that converts a standard text
field into its HEX values?
For example, if I have a field 'BEFORE,' I want to be able to translate it
to
CCCDDC
256695
or to C2C5C6D6D9C5.
My ultimate goal is the first choice
Frank Swarbrick wrote:
I believe I have seen something like the following:
//FJSTEST JOB NOTIFY=SYSUID
//STEP01 EXEC PGM=MYPGM
//DUMMME DD DUMMY,DSN='THIS.IS.A.TEST'
What does MYPGM need to do in order to retrieve the DSN value of the DD named
DUMMME?
A general
John McKown wrote:
On Thu, 4 Dec 2008 11:32:31 -0600, Dave Hansen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello group,
I wrote an exec that renames members of a PDS. It invokes IPSF services
LMINIT, LMOPEN, LMREN, LMCLOSE and LMFREE. I looked in the V1R8 ISPF
services book at LMCOPY. It
McKown, John wrote:
I cannot think of an easy way to do this, so I thought that I'd ask. I
want to copy a sequential file to another sequential file (both on DASD,
not tape!), translating the contents from EBCDIC (CP-037) to ASCII
(ISO8859-1). I can think of a way to do it using UNIX services,
Ulrich Krueger wrote:
You know, guys, as much as I'd like to see the JCL PARM expanded in length,
I'd hate to see the problems that will arise from it. Face it, how many of
your programs that process PARM values have a hard-coded 100-byte storage
area to receive the PARM string into? Just about
Michael Knigge wrote:
All,
is there a way to get the LRECL and RECFM (and maybe other attributes)
of a dataset without opening it?
I use the Catalog Search Interface to get a list of Datasets and the
CSI can return me some attributes (like VOLUME and DEVICE), but to get
the RECFM I have
Earnie Allen wrote:
We have PDSMAN in-shop, but I do not believe I can use it for this
particular change because not only is the ACCT info different in most
cases, but also because there does not now exist any standard ACCT field
info to key on and do the replace. Thus the need for the project
Earnie Allen wrote:
I am in need of a fairly straightforward method of turning a PDS into a
flat file (for modifications) and then back into a PDS. Having the
original ISPF stats present in the final PDS is not necessarily a critical
part of the process for us --- nice, but not absolutely
Bill Klein wrote:
Although the '02 ANSI/ISO Standard does allow for user-defined functions,
these are NOT supported by current releases of IBM's Enterprise COBOL.
(Some vendors of Windows and Unix COBOL compilers do already support it).
On the other hand,
What do you mean by a function?
Hunkeler Peter (KIUK 3) wrote:
I remember I tried LookAt in the past but it's not so
impressive to me. Anyway, your professionals use them so
there must be some reasons...
Well, I love the bookmanager shelves, too, and am using them
all the time before going to the web. But LookAt has
I did indeed find the version identifier where you said it would be in
DFSRRC00. Problem solved. Thank you, particularly Mark!
Still, let me wonder why a built-in function doesn't do this instead,
something like DB2's CONNECT, PL/I's SYSVERSION or LE's CEEGPID (or some
standardized equivalent)?
This may be OT, but I don't have an IMS list address?
I am being asked to test a new version of IMS (Version 8.1), and it seems
elementary to confirm what version I actually have. Like ISPF ZENVIR, does
IMS have a command or DLI function that returns this in some form --
something corresponding
Jan MOEYERSONS wrote:
for a client of us we are searching mvs to unix migration tools. For
the huge amount of batch jobs we need an easy way for JCL to script
conversion. The best would be a JCL interpreter for UNIX.
Does anybody
know of such a tool?
I
Tom Schmidt wrote:
On Thu, 6 Apr 2006 20:30:34 -0400, Warner Mach wrote:
Dear List:
.
We have a vendor program that produces various records at a fixed
blksize. It is necessary to reformat these blocks into smaller
recsize/blksize. We do this with a long set of IEBGENER jobs.
It would
James Chappell wrote:
Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction
I'm look for a copy of IMS/VS Low-Level Code/Continuity Check DL/I
OS/VS Program Reference and Operations Manual
The last manual number that I can find for LLC/CC was SH20-9047
Jim Chappell
503 745-7841
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