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Way, WAY back, IBM provided a utility in IPO1.LINKLIB (at least I think that's
where it was) which would al
, August 19, 2008 11:45
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I looked in the CPAC loadlib(s) and it's not there.
Thanks in advance for any help.
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I believe you are thinking of IPOUPDTE. I am not sure about the zapping part
or if it is even shipped any more.
Today there are many options that can do a similar process. There may even be
something on the CBT tape with the PDS command.
But, PDSMAN if available can do what you are loo
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>Well, I lost my, er..., copy during a hard drive failure a few years ago;
on one of our in-house P/390's. Now that I am moving on to another shop, I
find I will need it again. I have at least 4 dozen PDS's I will need
You might look at the TSUPDATE program in file 35 from www.cbttape.org.
/Tom Kern
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>Way, WAY back, IBM provided a utility in IPO1.LINKLIB (at least I think
that's where it was) which would allow one to perform mass changes (
On Tue, 2008-08-19 at 12:45 -0400, Gary Green wrote:
> I looked in the CPAC loadlib(s) and it's not there.
Look in the SCPPLOAD library for CPPUPDTE.
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I found that if the PDS had a member $$$COIBM IPOUPDTE would work. No zap
required.
Jerry
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Thanks for the reference Lizette.
Another list member reminded me of the name of the utility.
Even though other processes could provide the same function, I was always fond
of using the IPOUPDTE, now CPPUPDTE (which makes sense), utility. Some shops
would not allow me to install non-approved s
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Just curious. Where, if anywhere, is CPPUPDTE documented?
I can't find it.
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Just curious. Where, if anywhere, is CPPUPDTE
Gary Green wrote:
Thanks for the reference Lizette.
Another list member reminded me of the name of the utility.
Even though other processes could provide the same function, I was always fond
of using the IPOUPDTE, now CPPUPDTE (which makes sense), utility. Some shops
would not allow me to in
since this is a wayback question,
perhaps we should enlist the aid and assistance of Mr Peabody (and his pet
boy Sherman) wayback machine .
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>Just curious. Where, if anywhere, is CPPUPDTE documented?
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>I can't find it.
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Besides Serverpac:
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/os/zos/installation/cppupdte.html
Mark
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>I found that if the PDS had a member $$$COIBM IPOUPDTE would
work. No zap
>required.
>...
In a couple shops I worked in about 20 years ago, those that
were there after me may have wondered at all the datasets that
my
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Gary Green wrote:
> Thanks for the reference Lizette.
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> Another list member reminded me of the name of the utility.
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> Even though other processes could provide the same function, I was always
f
p; Bullwinkle" were on.
Gary Green
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Leaping to j.c.'s defence;
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Then don't. Thank you for using your lofty position to correct an error but
you
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