I misplaced the original post, but somewhere in this thread someone
commented that checkpointing is less important. I think I disagree, so
just a quick comment from me.
Yes, absolutely, there's much more computing power and much better I/O.
There are also lots of efficiency gains -- much
Paul said:
> I'm guessing the atypical case is a stage such as FANOUT which
necessarily
copies the data.
Not sure what you mean by atypical. FANOUT is typical in the respect that
it doesn't create an actual copy of the input record. It just looks like
it. FANOUT, and non-record-changing
Before switching to Rexx long ago, I wrote prolifically in Clist. I got
used to always writing '()' because the command processor would
otherwise relentlessly substitute for anything that looked like a variable,
often producing puzzling results.
The original question referred to 'system
If Brian's sites only IPL once a year or less frequently, how are fixes to LPA
modules applied? other fixes requiring an IPL?
I was impressed with maintenance on the Tandem system (now HPE non-stop) where
maintenance was just a simple operator procedure.
Clark Morris
I am an idiot..because the code has a little comment at the
top.REXX!
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On Sep 22, 2021, at 3:07 PM, Mitch Mccluhan
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>
> I would suggest IWS from IBM. It is a true enterprise wide solution. I have
> been in the scheduler, production control, operations, etc areas for many
> decades and it is, in my opinion,
SET =(1:1,)
NEWCHAR=(ABC)
should work based on some working examples I have.
I'd need to xfer from my work PC to home to send to you if you like
Carmen
On 9/22/2021 3:12 PM, Bill Giannelli wrote:
it is not liking the syntax of that first command."invalid expression"
it is not liking the syntax of that first command."invalid expression"
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I would suggest IWS from IBM. It is a true enterprise wide solution. I have
been in the scheduler, production control, operations, etc areas for many
decades and it is, in my opinion, a better option.
And in openness, I am with IBM, but this is my personal opinion.
Regards,
Mitch McCluhan
you can use substr
like set =(1:1),)
to get the first char of that symbol
and concatenate them together
newchar=(ABC)
I think that would work
Carmen
On 9/22/2021 2:51 PM, Bill Giannelli wrote:
In a clist, how would I strip the first character from a system symbolic and create a
In a clist, how would I strip the first character from a system symbolic and
create a variable ending in that character? For example, "ABC"
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At last shop we had Control-O. Excellent product. All control products require
IOA. Or did. It’s been a few years.Nice having a respected president at the
UN. Not one who got laughed at.
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On Wednesday, September 22, 2021, 3:06 PM, Ward, Mike S wrote:
the last pace I worked had the entire CONTROL- suite of tools, so I
cannot comment on using just control-m.
in our installation from what I recall, the tool uses an ISPF dialog to
install / maintain and configure the tool.
I had the occasion to modify some CONTROL-O and CONTROL-T options and
Anyone on here ever used Control-M from BMC? Any comments on the
Installation/Maintenance/Performance ...ET AL? Any additional products that had
to be purchased because Control-M didn't have everything it needed to run
successfully?
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I have, been over 20 years but I still have some examples of using IDCAMS,
we used a transport key that we provided our partner and they provided
their key, stored in the PKCS IIRC
let me know if you what some examples I can send you off-list
Carmen
On 9/22/2021 12:47 PM, Colin Paice
As part of looking into copying encrypted data sets from one system to
another, I tried using the VSAM REPRO ENCIPHER facility, and could not get
it working.
I suspect it hasnt been used for years (grin)
Has anyone got any JCL which worked, and information about the keys. For
example do the keys
yes I posted to DB2-L also.
It actually seems to depend on which jobs you will need to regenerate. Some
fewer jobs are generated with "install", Many more are generated with
"migrate".
Bill
On Wed, Sep 22, 2021 at 12:22 PM Doug wrote:
> Have you cross posted to the Db2 list? Am facing the same
Have you cross posted to the Db2 list? Am facing the same thing you are and was
hoping you would get the answer. 1000+ hold actions for me, going through them
one by one is painful and far to time consuming.
Best Regards, Doug
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On Sep 22, 2021, at 12:10, william giannelli wrote:
No update
No update is for zparm updates and only generates the dsntijua and dsntijuz
jobs
On Wed, Sep 22, 2021 at 11:19 AM Salva Carrasco
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On 9/21/2021 11:39 PM, Mohd Shahrifuddin Ahmad Masri wrote:
I have another problem.
DATE 09/22/21 TIME 11:31:01
SMP/E 36.109
UNIX COMMAND OUTPUT
/bin/pax -zvrf /u/ssa/cics/SMPPTFIN/2021250221822812757.1of35
Conversely a pipe as input is not necessarily a good input medium for a
sort. 10 years ago I contributed to a Batch Modernization Redbook on this,
emphasising the need for BatchPipes input to DFSORT to be accompanied by a
FILSZ / AVGRLEN estimate pair.
Bringing it back to pipes, I wonder if
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