Hello
I am unable to.copy or paste within and to any outside application like
notpad.
When I do Alt +e+c and try to paste within or outside I get blank. Tried
resetting keyboard 3270 but no luck.
Is there any kind of trace options I can enable within 3270 pcom emulator
to verify the strokes ?
It happens to me with other emulators as well when the data
contains unprintable character. It might be the reason.
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On Tue, Mar 30, 2021 at 12:46
W dniu 30.03.2021 o 11:45, Peter pisze:
Hello
I am unable to.copy or paste within and to any outside application like
notpad.
When I do Alt +e+c and try to paste within or outside I get blank. Tried
resetting keyboard 3270 but no luck.
Is there any kind of trace options I can enable within 327
Galaxy brain time, folks:
There's an option in PCOMM that automatically copies whatever* to the clipboard.
whatever* = anything you draw a bounding box over. Selection tool or whatever
it's called.
And there's a setting to not persist the display of the bounding box, after the
above operation i
We had some upgrade applied a year or so ago.
Afterwards I could not copy and paste.
I did the following:
Edit -> Preferences -> Keyboard
Browse
Choose 1.kemp
Open
Restart session
Your mileage may vary, but that did the trick for me.
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> On Mar 30, 2021, at 8:02 AM, kekronbekro
I am looking to ftp my RACF password userexit load module from Z/OS to my
desktop and then email it to someone that wants to use it on Z/VM.
1. Can a load module created on Z/OS be loaded and executed on Z/VM?
2. What attachment type should I use for the FTP?
Any thoughts will be appreciat
One way to insure usability, is to use IBM's terse utilities against the load
library.
Then use binary for ALL transfers. However, I don't know anything about load
library attributes on VM. Is a z/OS load library compatible on VM???
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>From my research (and some Share presentations) my understanding is that,
>prior to 2.3, z/OS reserved large frames at IPL time which would make them
>unavailable for 4K pages unless the system broke them up.
Making LFAREA a limit rather than a reservation is much better.
My question, essent
years ago on an OS/390 LPAR we had what we called an 'attached processor' it
was a VM box, and along with some JES and MVS MODS, a CTC connection to the VM
box and OS/390 we were able to offload some applications to the VM processor,
since we owned the processor and the VM was running a LOCAL su
I have the following situation which causes me to get an "out of sequence"
error for a merge operation.
Three input files, all RECFM=VB, all the same LRECL and BLKSIZE. Files 2 and 3
are frequently (but NOT always) empty except for header and trailer records. I
believe that the DATA records i
Hi,
I'm trying to open a couple hardware cases with IBM and am getting server not
found. I logged onto IBM.com and went to 'mysupport' and when I click the
button that says "view or open a hardware case" I get a 'server not found' at
https://www-946.ibm.com/support/servicerequest. Can anybody
5th try coming from a different source I was able to finally get in.
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Pommier, Rex
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Subject: [External] Can anybody get to IBM hardware support site?
Hi,
All the way back to OS/390, components have been using Unix System Services, so
you had to configure OMVS in order to use them. How did the hypothetical people
you quoted manage without Unix on the mainframe?
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http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
If VM customers could figure out SFS, why couldn't MVS customers figure out NFS?
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On Tue, 30 Mar 2021, at 14:57, Nai, Dean wrote:
> I am looking to ftp my RACF password userexit load module from Z/OS to
> my desktop and then email it to someone that wants to use it on Z/VM.
>
> 1. Can a load module created on Z/OS be loaded and executed on Z/VM?
Even if it possibly could,
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Unless there are performance or security issues, using NFS would seem to be a
no brainer. As always, the Golden Rule applies: he who has the gold makes the
rule.
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http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
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I don't know what the copyright and resource situation is, but I for one would
appreciater it if IBM were able to do as you ask and to make schools aware of
it.
FWIW, if you hang #page=foo at the end of a PDF URL, you will get a URL for
that specific page, e.g., logical page
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On Tue, 30 Mar 2021 15:16:20 +, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>All the way back to OS/390, components have been using Unix System Services,
>so you had to configure OMVS in order to use them. How did the hypothetical
>people you quoted manage without Unix on the mainframe?
>
I believe the objective
I was going to suggest scripting curl as an option (doing HTTP/S) - you don't
need to use OSMF to use curl
Jerry Whitteridge
jerry.whitteri...@albertsons.com
Manager Mainframe Systems & HP Non-Stop
Albertsons Companies
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On Tue, 30 Mar 2021 15:47:21 +, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>I don't know what the copyright and resource situation is, but I for one would
>appreciater it if IBM were able to do as you ask and to make schools aware of
>it.
>
>FWIW, if you hang #page=foo at the end of a PDF URL, you will get a URL
Managing without UNIX and managing without perceiving UNIX are different
things.
Charles
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If modifiactions on the ISPF side are allowed, it would be trivial to provide a
command that solitied the file name without upper casing it, then invoked
IND$FILE or implemented the same protocol.
There is no RSF command; you read inbound structured fields with a Read
Modified command.
There i
Looks like this is solved, but the first thing that occurred to me is a problem
I have from time to time: As an old fart, I still use for copy and
for paste, without having to stop and think about it. Mostly that
still works, but whenever it doesn't (with some of the newer tools), I have to
"To a man with a hammer, everything looks like a nail." I'd write a REXX
for it.
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That link is for running a TSO command. The classic way for allocating a legacy
dataset is DAIR, and the classic way for MVS-aware code is SVC 99.
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http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
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Those are Subtract High.
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http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
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Sent: Saturday, March 27, 2021 5:52 PM
To: IBM
Klunky, yes. But if his management vetoes all other options, ...
Peronally I'd rather
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http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
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Charles Mills [charl...@mcn.org]
CMS modules don't have the same structure as MVS load modules, so you'd need to
go back to source or object modules. Also, are the RACF interfaces to exits
compatible?
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Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3
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I am running 4 lpars in a LPAR group with group capacity set to 12 MSU. This
is on a 5-way, z14 with a total of 756 MSU. Which is, give or take, 151 MSU/CP.
We are on path toward decommissioning after we finish archiving the historical
data. All production applications have shifted to cloud
You might want to check out AbsMSUcapping=YES in the IEAOPT*xx* member of
parmlib. Probably the closest you can get to what you want at the system
level -- from your description it sounds like your problem is workload
priority and definition not being correct, WLM has controls like velocity
preci
Last I looked, WLM didn't take action at less than full CPU utilization. Even
discretionary work can push a CP to capacity for brief periods if there isn't
anything more important ready to run.
We rarely really reach CPU constrained processing, and never for long periods,
unless we are actually
You can always vary CP offline to reduce the max capacity available to WLM,
or change the LPAR CP weights to reduce the max MSU for that lpar -- but
its tricky as both PR/SM and z/OS try to maximize usage of available
capacity, including donating unused MSU from other lpars. You should be
able to
We are a minor customer in a Mainframe as Service environment. Changing LPAR
weights takes a change order to the provider.
I don't know anyway to limit low priority work, when the capacity is available.
Having experienced the curve when fewr/faster processors reached one processor
(z800-0A1),
All,
Maybe a really dumb answer so please do help me shape my understanding.
If it's known jobs/user programs that cause the spike,
a) Would it help if they were put on discretionary service class?
b) How about using automation to RESET ,QUIESCE and RESET ,RESUME to
freeze the CPU-hungry
Peter,
I don't know if you need a "general" solution or a way to diagnose the
specific problem.
WER068A tells you that the out of sequence record is on SORTIN02 (first
tip) and specifically on block 56,917 (second tip).
Depending on the block size of your file you could "point to the block" and
t
Peter,
another way is to run a "DUMMY" JOIN of SORTIN02 with itself specifying
SORTED.
The result will be something like:
WER485A F2 OUT OF SEQUENCE, RECORD NUMBER = n
Remember to avoid coding OMIT/INCLUDE using JNFxCNTL because this way SS
won't give you the record number (eventually do
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