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From: Campbell Jay james.l.campb...@irs.gov
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May we consider the exponential expansion of the available data ?
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The problem I have is that the real terrorist probably don't have SSN's. So
how
are they identified?
From: Paul Gilmartin paulgboul...@aim.com
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Hey Allen. Everytime I notice your name it bring back memories; Hi . . . I am
thinking about giving it up in 18 months. For real this time. Tell Cathy I
said Hi. During your daily work you may speak to Bob Hines occassionly. We've
been friends for over thirty years. Remeber ole Kevin?
Quite a wish list for an editor. CMS xedit has it all.
Warren
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I agree but think the new parm should be something like EPARM for extended parm
Warren Brown
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I prefer the idea that someone had a while back... (I've expanded the idea
slightly)...
Add a new JCL keyword
I WILL JOIN YOU NEXT SEPTEMBER, ENJOY
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Pat,
I have enjoyed your posts over the years and am sorry to see you go. Good
luck!
Clifford McNeill
Date: Sun, 20 Sep 2009 14:58:17 -0500
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CA has a JCL check. It seems to catch all JCL errors
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TYPRUN=SCAN does not do a complete job of syntax-checking JCL. For
example, DISP=SH is not flagged by the scan, but gets a JCL error if
GTF HOOK issues a MONITOR CALL instruction which is handled by the program
check FLIH.
Warren Brown
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Wow, I ususally just monitor this blog from time to time but that last
paragraph says it all!
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If the application mix and, more importantly the business needs, are
such that a move to the HP system is
There should not be anyone still smoking! There is absolutely no benefit at
all.
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Not really. I am do for Heart surgery in 3
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Hey wait a minute! Customers who top 250 GB in a month twice in a six-month
timeframe could
have service terminated for a year implies that you've done something wrong.
Why not charge the heavy users more maney? Is'nt that the bottom line of any
business? MONEY
Warren Brown
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Hey Don, Watch on ebay item 230284517985 which is now listed for sale. See
what it fetches once the auction is over. I have one of these too. Plus other
memorable stuff accumulate during my years with IBM. Never thought about the
value of these items.
Warren Brown
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I bid on ebay all of the time. For many items, the serious bidders wait until
there only seconds left before they bid. So, the current price on an item many
times is not really realistic
Warren Brown
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These old and obsolete hardware and software systems are still in use by some
third world countrys. I'll check with a Peace Corps friend and see what I can
get my hands on.
Warren Brown
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Hello, all
OK, I tried to stay away but in 1971 someone applied for a patent for a
wheelborrow. Now, the law has change so that anything that has been in common
use for certain time period can not be patented.
Warren
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When you buy a car, how long is it a 'new car'? The new math came out forty
years ago! No one ever said that the old math was wrong. 'Just wondering how
long the new math will be new.
BTW purchased regular gas for $3.59 today. (Maryland, just outside DC)
Warren Brown
When I was a kid I remember have problems with 'A quarter'. For money it meant
25 cents for, time it meant 15 minutes . . . .
Warren
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At 20:54 + on 08/10/2008, Warren Brown wrote about Re
to synchronise their computer system with the atomic clock.
Warren Brown
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Don Leahy wrote:
I remember when I first taught my son how to use a wrench. I had to
explain to him the difference between clockwise
algebra.
The first thing i always do is take away the calculator!
Cheers,
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The model was required with operating systems MFT amd MVT. The model
requirement went away when IDCAMS became available.
Warren Brown
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For as long as I can remember, you were able to point to a common DSCB
My wife teaches fifth grade and tells me that her kids can't tell time on an
analog clock. They grew up in a digital world! Most analog devices are more
accurate than their digital counter parts. Take the clock, there is an infinite
number of places between the 12 and the 1.
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You are correct, there are not infinite markings but there is a process known
as 'interpolating' that allows you to estimate the values between the markings.
I asked my school teacher what did interpolating mean. She said I don't
know!. I am enjoying this tread but admit it is just useless
Hmmm, these new drivers scare me. Never thought about what you just said.
Warren
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IEFBR14 has no bugs, IEBGENER has no bugs all PC programs have bugs
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On 6 Aug 2008 07:40:48 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Hal Merritt)
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As there is no program without bugs, there is no procedure that
I think that IBM did a brilliant job of keeping the mainframe alive when
industry, academia etc pronounced the mainframe dead in 1980. VSE died and came
back, VM died and came back, linux runs on the mainframe and soon the wonderful
Windows will be able to run on the mainframe!
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'and old man CICS just keeps rolling along' tralala'.
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I think that IBM did a brilliant job of keeping
At the government agency where I work and at others that I know of, in
Wasington DC and in Baltimore area there are plenty of programmers still
writing COBOL programs
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Actually, IBM built special hardware for this type of software to run on.
Warren
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hancock wrote:
Question:
SABRE took years to develop. Did it take equally long to develop
systems for
What about Java Beans? Did you purposely use the pun?
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It's Friday and I can't hold itI don't know beans about Java!
Ahhhthat feels better.
Daniel McLaughlin
Z-Series Systems Programmer
What?
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Mainframers
I am getting messages on the HMC (SYS3175) where can I find the messages
and codes for the HMC
Warren
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Is there an easy way to backup a master catalog?
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Is there ab=n easy way to backup a master catalog ?
WSBrown
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IS there an easy way to create a backup IOCDS to a CD for backup purposes?
Thanks,
Warren
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Warren
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