It seems I'm having a senior moment.
For years, I used to allocate data sets in ISPF 3.2, leaving the block size
field empty. The system then calculated the block size based on RECFM anf
LRECL. The result was half track blocking.
At my new employer, I get the block size set to maximum (for
> I know, but how do you go back to where you were? Say you're following a
> chain of linked addresses and you want to go back. Typing in stuff to
> remember the addresses would be a pain. Web browsers give you all that for
> free.
As far as I am concerned, one works differently in the z/OS
Here, under V2.1 FB 80 with empty blocksize still gives 27920. It must be
something in ACS routines or SDB settings(?).
Kees.
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On Mon, 7 Sep 2015 11:15:01 +0200, Peter Hunkeler wrote:
>It seems I'm having a senior moment.
>
>
>For years, I used to allocate data sets in ISPF 3.2, leaving the block size
>field empty. The system then calculated the block size based on RECFM anf
>LRECL. The result was half track blocking.
IBM Mainframe Discussion List wrote on
06/09/2015 07:26:21:
> From: "nitz-...@gmx.net"
> > Plus when you're displaying register contents or stack traces, the
> > addresses are displayed as links.
> IPCS has been doing that since I started working
Has anyone got Sublime Text's SFTP plugin to accept anything other than a
HFS path?
Most of my editing is REXX and Assembler in PDS(E)s.
Alternatively - opening a can of worms :-) - recommendations for good text
editors for the same that run on RHEL?
Thanks, Martin
Martin Packer,
zChampion,
On Mon, 7 Sep 2015 15:59:30 +0100, Martin Packer wrote:
>Well I was really hoping for a "keep the data in the PDS, edit it on RHEL"
>answer.
>
NFS? Subject to finding an acceptable editor on RHEL.
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>What type of dataset? PS, PO, PDSE, ...? The optimal block size for PDSE
>(FB-80, DSNTYPE=LIBRARY) is 32720.
Yes, its about PDSEs. Kind a makes sense, sure. However I have been using PDSEs
for a long time and don't seem to remeber to have seen this. Must have been
blind (meaning I didn't
On 2015-09-07, at 04:21, Martin Packer wrote:
> Has anyone got Sublime Text's SFTP plugin to accept anything other than a
> HFS path?
>
I understand that Dovetailed's Co:Z deals with legacy data sets and
performs ASCII<->EBCDIC conversion optionally.
> Most of my editing is REXX and Assembler
Well I was really hoping for a "keep the data in the PDS, edit it on RHEL"
answer.
Cheers, Martin
Martin Packer,
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> IBM Mainframe Discussion List wrote on
> 06/09/2015 07:26:21:
> > From: "nitz-...@gmx.net"
> > > Plus when you're displaying register contents or stack
On Mon, 7 Sep 2015 17:59:22 +0200, Peter Hunkeler wrote:
>>What type of dataset? PS, PO, PDSE, ...? The optimal block size for PDSE
>>(FB-80, DSNTYPE=LIBRARY) is 32720.
>
>Yes, its about PDSEs. Kind a makes sense, sure. However I have been using
>PDSEs for a long time and don't seem to remeber
On Mon, 7 Sep 2015 17:59:22 +0200, Peter Hunkeler wrote:
>>What type of dataset? PS, PO, PDSE, ...? The optimal block size for PDSE
>>(FB-80, DSNTYPE=LIBRARY) is 32720.
>
>Yes, its about PDSEs. Kind a makes sense, sure. However I have been using
>PDSEs for a long time and don't seem to remeber
On 9/7/2015 5:15 AM, Peter Hunkeler wrote:
It seems I'm having a senior moment.
For years, I used to allocate data sets in ISPF 3.2, leaving the block size
field empty. The system then calculated the block size based on RECFM anf
LRECL. The result was half track blocking.
At my new
I had not noticed this behavior for PDSEs. Tried allocating FB-80 PDSE with no
blocksize specified. Got 32720 under both R13 and 2.1.
.
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>No.
>Check the archives ("Default System BLKSIZE for PDSE" in Oct 2006)
>"Partitioned Data Set Extended Usage Guide" (
>http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg246106.html?Open ) Figure 10-32 shows
>a PDSE created 2004-11-04 with SMS.IND=R (SDB) and block size 32720.
How embarrassing. I
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