Tx. I changed it. seems to work.
Best,
ITschak
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Hello ITschak,
I made sure that Mixed Mode and Any case are set. That seems to make it find
everything:-
| Select Process Search Search Select Display
| Options with / MigratedExcludedOptions with /
| / Mixed Mode 1 1. None
Clearly missing the point but what's the difference between your idea and
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/3.1.0?topic=316-line-command-table-support
?
Hank
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In LMAC CSECT, offset BD4 is '5.8' and BD7 is '7.9'. Code segment at
152 does the checking.
Michael
At 08:37 AM 1/30/2024, Lionel B. Dyck wrote:
After looking into it the code is in a load module that appears to
have been written in PL/X. There are no visible constants for either
5.8 or 7.9
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Rob, I am so sorry to read this. He and I had some common projects at my
time at Rocket, and he was exactly as you describe, always willing to
educate. Such a loss to our community.
On Wed, Jan 31, 2024 at 6:19 AM Rob Scott wrote:
> It is with great sadness that I have to report the sudden passi
De nada.
The bottom line would appear to be that if you want the user name, then control
block chasing to the ACEE and picking up the ACEEUNAM seems to be a supported
programming interface and should be safe.
Be aware of all of the potential issues of multiple ACEEs, no ACEE, etc. But
for @Cam
Sad to hear. Condolences to his friends and family.
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Thanks so much for this, Kolusu. I was hoping to find a way to get a new
time on every record, but I think I can work with this and the following
sequence number.
I hope you have a great day today!
Thank you and best regards,
Billy Ashton
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>> Hi there Kolusu, I messed up my format, and should have had colons instead
>> of commas.
Billy,
Apart from usage of Colons, did you realize that you have OVERLAPPING data?
At position 82 you wanted to write 82:C'This is my data field 3', and then at
position 102 you wanted to write this 10
Hi there Kolusu, I messed up my format, and should have had colons
instead of commas. Here is what I should have written:
OUTFIL REPEAT=1500
BUILD=(1:C'TLX1',
5:SEQNUM,12,ZD,START=12345600,INCR=1, <<==This is the
one to change from a number to a dynamic timestamp
17:SE
It is always a shock to read such news about familiar posters. My condolences
to friends and family.
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Very sad news. Any time I've reached out, maybe a handful of times over the
years, he was always very respectful, very detailed and very helpful. I am so
sorry to hear this. This makes 3 now, in the last couple weeks. People I'd
admired and loved to have conversation with. All in this field, the
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>> We have this so far:
OUTFIL REPEAT=1500
BUILD=(1,C'TLX1',
5,SEQNUM,12,ZD,START=12345600,INCR=1,
17,SEQNUM,5,ZD,START=10001,INCR=3
22,C'This is my data field 1',
52,C'This is my data field 2' ,
82,C'This is my data field 3',
102,C'AZ',
104,C'1
Sad news indeed. His many and insightful contributions here will be missed.
Prayers for his family on their loss.
Peter
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It is with great sadne
Hey everyone!
I have a user who is creating some test data to load into VSAM using
DFSORT, and he wants to create part of the key using the current
millisecond timestamp. IS there a way I can say "In column 5, put the
right-now-time-millisecond value as HHMMSSmm". We will create
multiple f
Sad news - prayers for his family during this time of loss.
I had the pleasure of meeting him a few times over the years at SHARE
conferences and was always impressed with his knowledge and willingness to
share with others.
Just to clarify: We were not related, as some people thought due to our l
Sad news - I greatly appreciated his posts here, but never managed to meet him.
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Sr Manager Managed Services
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Thanks Rob, VERY sad news.
I was fascinated by his incredible knowledge and I greatly benefited from his
posts and writings.
He will be missed.
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Good morning!
https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/how-code-sysopts-statement-binary-file-transfer-between-connectdirect-windows-and-connectdirect-os390-sci35380
Thank You and Please Be Safe.
Please Note: I would appreciate it if you would please include my teammates
("rdc_applications_...@gdit.
Decades ago when I had first discovered the exciting geekery of computer
programming, I remarked in a passing group of fellow enthusiasts that this
was the most fun I'd ever had in my life. One of them said "Yeah? Would
you be interested in a job this fall?" So the Academic Computer Center
hired
Hello
A bit late to the party.
I use something like this.
Maybe it helps?
SYMBOL &TSYSOPTS = \"\ || :datatype= ||-
&DATATYP || :xlate= || &XLATE || :STRIP.BLANKS= || -
&BLANKS || :permiss= || &PERMISS || :pipe= || -
&PIPE || :xlate.table= || &XLATETAB || \:\ || \"\
Thanks
…….Ca
I can make a suggestion. But if this fails, the following
questions would need to be addressed.
SYSOPTS=("STORCLAS=RKF1 DATACLAS=EXT") -
Don't know if that will work. I've not worked on/with NDM on a daily basis for
about 4 years now.
Why do you have to specify storclass and dataclas for the
It is with great sadness that I have to report the sudden passing of Greg Dyck.
Greg has been working at Rocket Software for the last 8 years or so, but most
of you will know him from decades spent working on the deep internals within
both z/OS and DB2.
A brilliant developer and software archit
Hi,
I am trying to transfer a file using Connect:Direct from one z/OS system to
another.
I need to specify both STORCLAS and DATACLAS.
This is what I am writing:
CPYSEQ PROCESS-
SNODE=RTST
COPY1 COPY-
FROM (DSN=G12
With LMAC being unsupported and now no longer usable with z/OS 3.1 we need
the ability to dynamically define line commands, either via a line command
table or individual line commands.
To that end Ive created this IBM Idea (formerly known as RFE)
https://ibm-z-hardware-and-operating-systems.ideas
I had written
At least in the past (I don't know if still true), there are cases where the
ACEE might be what, very loosely, is referred to as encrypted in which case it
would not be readable as-is. It's not truly encrypted such that you need some
cryptography to decrypt it, but the intent is t
Ok, LDMP is what I used until now to check the dump contents. So that's
good.
It shows the correct DSPNAME/data space, but only for the other
instances/address spaces. As well as some system-related ones.
But nothing except 'normal' memory for the primary AS (X'7C' in the
following case) - for e
On Wed, 31 Jan 2024 12:13:11 +0100 Schühle, Simon
wrote:
:>I came upon a strange problem trying to dump a dataspace.
:>We have multiple instances of a software running that utilize data
:>spaces. So they use the same data space name.
:>Capturing a dump of one primary instance, I get the data spa
Hi everybody,
I came upon a strange problem trying to dump a dataspace.
We have multiple instances of a software running that utilize data
spaces. So they use the same data space name.
Capturing a dump of one primary instance, I get the data spaces of the
/other /instances included but not of t
Hi
You can customize srchfor too, just do not provide any string, and the options
panel will appear.
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I noticed that strings that are not found by srchfor command are found by
opt 3.14. Is there any customization needed for srchfor to work properly?
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