On 1/26/2019 4:37 PM, Charles Mills wrote:
... You would really rather have your customers and
support staff deal with an S80A and a dump rather than a nice error message
that says "ABC1234E Unable to obtain storage for record work area"?
Most conditional storage obtain/release failures occur i
SYSAFF looks for a match on JES2 system name only. Nothing else. If there's a
match by name, a job will execute there. Otherwise the job will wait (forever)
until a matching system joins the MAS.
SCHENV is much more complex. If you've been in the mainframe biz a while, think
of SCHENV as an off
Hi
It is just general question
I was going through the manual.
Does SCHENV perform the same function as SYSAFF ? Or it does more than that
?
Peter
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On Sat, 26 Jan 2019 16:37:09 -0800, Charles Mills wrote:
>Well I must be really contrary or else I got out of the wrong side of the
>bed this morning. @Peter and @Ed are of course two of the people I most
>admire in the field of assembler and MVS, but I totally disagree with almost
>everything the
I had to create a TCPIP local host file for IZUSVR in my environment.
Dataset name is IZUSVR.HOSTS.LOCAL
Contents are:
127.0.0.1 localhost
9.30.242.194 tvt7050 tvt7050.svl.ibm.com
To complement myself:
IZUSVR1 is zOSMF.
java.net.UnknownHostException seems to be popular error in Websphere and
it most likely can occur because of TCPIP poor configuration. However
this error did not occur before the PTFs were applied.
I also reviewed again ACTIONs for PTFs - a lot of them, s
Well I must be really contrary or else I got out of the wrong side of the
bed this morning. @Peter and @Ed are of course two of the people I most
admire in the field of assembler and MVS, but I totally disagree with almost
everything they wrote.
@Peter, I'm a grown-up. If I code an MVS macro with
Here in the USBS = Bull S**t
Thanks,
Tom Savor
The polite translation is Bovine Scatology. Literally the stuff that comes out
of the south end of a north-bound bull.
In a message dated 1/26/2019 8:39:10 AM Central Standard Time,
r.skoru...@bremultibank.com.pl writes:
Enlight me, what is
The following scenario:
z/OS 2.3 (RSU1810) installed. IZUSVR1 was starting automatically during
IPL.
After some PTFs applied (PUT1812) the IZUSVR1 fails during startup,
probably because of JAVA problems.
Unfortunately there is a lot of huge dump, jitdump, Snap, javacore
files, etc. To much info
OK, I know what BS means, and obviously know what means full form ;-)
BTW: I heard that Betasystems products tend to have problems in US
because of their names (BETA88, BETA42, BETA85...). No one wanted to
have BETA versions.
Obiously the products are/were quite OK.
BTW2: I saw a ESCON-attach
The polite translation is Bovine Scatology. Literally the stuff that comes out
of the south end of a north-bound bull.
In a message dated 1/26/2019 8:39:10 AM Central Standard Time,
r.skoru...@bremultibank.com.pl writes:
Enlight me, what is BS?
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I'm sorry, I think I misunderstood something somewhere. From what I
understood, the problem was that when a remote NFS server is rebooted, you
have to remount the NFS file system on z/OS, and then there needs to be a
file access attempt before you can actually access the files in the file
system.
I get 'page cannot be displayed'. Sounds like BS. Try
https://www.google.com/search?q=bs+meaning&rlz=1C1GNAM_enUS677US677&oq=bs+&aqs=chrome.3.69i57j0l5.7400j0j8&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
or just search in Google as I did. BTW this is my go-to method for conveying
the meaning of awkward phrases. O
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=BS
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OK,
Enlight me, what is BS?
Why it's funny?
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W dniu 2019-01-26 o 10:01, Bernd Oppolzer pisze:
Outside USA, the two-letter acronym BS would probably not trigger
automatically the same reflex. At least it took me some seconds yesterday
to understand why the
"why" -- it's for the reason that Steve Smith mentioned. It's to help you
get rid of the things that you should get out in unit test.
For things that you should not be writing code for such as "if I get
xx0042yy then...".
Truly, you should think of COND(YES) on an obtain of storage as applying
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Outside USA, the two-letter acronym BS would probably not trigger
automatically the same reflex. At least it took me some seconds yesterday
to understand why the other poster was laughing about the name of BS2000.
Funny: yesterday evening (after this mail dialog) I went to the cinema and
watched
Ron Hawkins wrote:
>Your statement " VOS3 does not run on today's IBM Z
>machines" appears to be at odds with the 2017 IBM
>announcement.
It is not at odds. It's perfectly consistent with the joint announcement.
Hitachi's VOS3/XS runs on Hitachi's AP1 machines, not on IBM Z
machines. IBM is H
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