In the absence of a truly informed response, I'll take a stab. I learned that a
(QSAM) I/O request specifying a block size less than the actual size-of-block
results in an abend/RC that describes the error. OTOH if the size-of-block is
lower than requested, the operation is successful; it's up t
Doing some work in edit (TSO/ISPF). Userid timed out on Friday...
Monday AM, logged on with the original userid (I have two
similarly named IDs) and split the screen.
I had some PDS I needed to look at before I could go back to the
edit I was in. So when Edit started, it popped up the recover
On Fri, 19 Dec 2014 09:59:18 -0500, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) wrote:
>
>I'd say bring back BookMaster and BookManager, but I know it won't
>happen. I wish that there were a BookMaster clone for Linux.
>
And I left a KnowledgeCenter page up in a browser while I did something
else. When I returned to
For RECFM=V(B)(S), what happens if the physical length of a block
exceeds the length in the BDW?
o Bytes in the physical block beyond the length in the BDW are ignored?
(A writer on another list tells me I can rely on this.)
o The access method reports an error?
I prefer to follow the rules.
Ditto, but my career change is to become a Wal*Mart greeter at a Wal*Mart in
HAWAII!! :)
Al Nims
Systems Admin/Programmer 3
Information Technology
University of Florida
(352) 273-1298
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Agreed, and I even convinced my 2 buddies, the 71 year old heart surgeon and
the 70 year old pilot. I figured I'd change careers eventually, maybe I'll
drive the courtesy van at my local Cadillac dealer. ;-)
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