On 18/04/2024 8:29 pm, Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
The mileage of people here vary including the Java people themselves
who have started to reduce the need of explicit declarations like the
new "var" (imitating JavaScript) instead of strict types or foregoing
the static main method such that one
Hi
Just tried to get access list token for the GRS Address space ASID 7
Got R15 = 0 and alet = 0, as well this was both on my zpdt system and on the
CBT real iron I believe z15 system
As well was running under TESTAUTH
Here is the code
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I somehow made an assumption that SDWAEC1 was reflective of a value from an
RB namely an RBOPSW
Just go an abend with SDWARBAD and RBOPSW didn't match SDWAEC1 in fact
RBOPSW pointed to a WTO SVC 35 which was before execution of the ISGENQ
REQUEST=OBTAIN
Which caused the error ?
Thanks
For:
;DEVICE VIPA00 VIRTUAL 0
;LINK VIPAL00VIRTUAL 0 VIPA00
I think all you need is:
INTERFACE VIPAL00
DEFINE VIRTUAL
IPADDR 10.64.14.106
That is basically all we have. I don't think VIPA's have port names. I
thought portnames were used to map to TRLE definition in VTAM.
For
The file is a .jar which is an ascii archive. However, the text I was
looking for was not condensed. rep did not discover the text.
Anyway, I have an alternative. I just hoped grep will be shorter in terms
of elapsed and cpu.
ITachak
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Gil asked:
> How do regular expessions play with R-to-L text?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50570322/regex-pattern-matching-in-right-to-left-languages
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I keep hosing myself up by setting an operlog filter to find very specific
needles-in-the-haystack and forgetting to do "filter off" before I get out of
the log. Then, a day or so later, I try to get back to SDSF log and hang
forever while it tries to find those needles again (in what, for us,
On Thu, 18 Apr 2024 11:16:30 -0500, Grant Taylor wrote:
>On 4/18/24 11:03 AM, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
>> someone conversant with such languages has posted here that the spoken
>> convention is low-to-high order: "four and twenty blackbirds."
>
>Would you please clarify / confirm the example
On 4/18/24 11:03 AM, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
someone conversant with such languages has posted here that the spoken
convention is low-to-high order: "four and twenty blackbirds."
Would you please clarify / confirm the example language? "four and
twenty blackbirds" sort of breaks my brain and
On Thu, 18 Apr 2024 15:02:41 +, Farley, Peter wrote:
>Re: “When typing Hebrew or Arabic text on a 3270, does tne cursor move
>right-to-left?”, I can testify that yes it does. Quite remarkable when you
>first see it, but then for numeric fields it moves left to right, just like
I believe that bidi processing depends on the model.
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Hi All,
I am going to investigate the possibility of using the IGGCATxx member
options.
Thank you all for your helpful answers and pointing me towards a possible
solution.
Regards
Jack
On Thu, 18 Apr 2024 at 16:02, Steve Pryor wrote:
> Yes, that's correct. The ACS routines get control for new
True, but maybe you can't tag the file due to lack of permissions. I don't
understand the aversion to pipelines in Unix. Do you not use them at all in
UNIX, or just not for this particular case? What's your plan if the encoding
is an ASCII variant not supported with file tagging
On Thu, 18 Apr 2024 at 09:26, Binyamin Dissen
wrote:
> It isn't an print format.
>
So... Give us a clue. LRECL/BLKSIZE/RECFM? What does the content look like?
Any obvious character strings? Maybe compressed? Anything to be gleaned
from the dsname? Is there reason to believe this thing came from
Re: “When typing Hebrew or Arabic text on a 3270, does tne cursor move
right-to-left?”, I can testify that yes it does. Quite remarkable when you
first see it, but then for numeric fields it moves left to right, just like
non-Arabic/Hebrew screens. And while typing non-numeric characters, the
Yes, that's correct. The ACS routines get control for new individual GDG
generations at allocation time, not for catalog entries. The GDG base is a
catalog entry and is created at IDCAMS DEFINE GDG time. So while the systemwide
defaults can be set in IGGCATxx, they can be overridden by anyone
On Thu, 18 Apr 2024 08:24:02 -0500, Lionel B. Dyck wrote:
>Gil - no need to insult.
>
Understood. I felt I that I was lighthearted, in the spirit of Kirk's
suggestion, after I checked that he did append a smiley to his
arrant pedantry.
More seriously, suppose the pattern isn't EBCDIC? I'm
The manual mentions how to convert VIPA as well. One minor "gotcha" is that we
had AUTORESTART on our DEVICE statement and that isn't supported in the
INTERFACE statement so we had to strip it.
Rex
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Pommier, Rex
We're currently going thru the same migration. IP configuration guide has a
section on converting DEVICE/LINK to INTERFACE statements. It is actually a
pretty good cookbook for it.
We don't use VIPA but IIRC there's a sub section in the book about how to
convert VIPA links.
Rex
I think ACC from DTS Software gave one the ability to override things in the
JCL, IDCAMS define, and SMS parameters.
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On Thursday, April 18th, 2024 at 10:14 AM, Gormley, Steve
<062689d47664-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
> Hi
> You can’t do
W dniu 16.04.2024 o 18:28, rpinion865 pisze:
At a prior life, we got the zEDC cards on a z15, and turned that on for PS
datasets. [...]
No cards for z15. It has zEDC module in processor.
z14 and older had zEDC cards, defined in HCD as a function.
HW: Cards were paid feature, zEDC in z15 is
W dniu 16.04.2024 o 18:16, Jousma, David pisze:
Is anyone exploiting ZEDC data compression accelerator in your environments?
We recently licensed the enablement and are working through the issues in our
DEV environment.
We initially enabled Extended Format/COMPACT ZP, for all DSORG PS
Hi
You can’t do anything in the ACS routines as a GDG base define isn’t an
allocation.
You have the option of setting the default in IGGCATxx member in Parmlib -
GDGSCRATCH(YES)
But if people code noscratch in their IDCAMS JCL this will override the default
Steve
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Hi all,
Where, if possible, on the ASC routines of a SMS managed environment, can I
force the SCRATCH option for a GDG base entry at definition time?
Regards
Jack
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It isn't an print format.
On Wed, 17 Apr 2024 19:43:24 + "Schmitt, Michael"
wrote:
:>I'm wondering what you mean. When we used Abend-AID, it did produce a
readable format. It was a like a SYSUDUMP but better.
:>
:>Do you mean some kind of internal abend capture file? Like an IBM Fault
Gil - no need to insult.
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On Thu, 18 Apr 2024 07:36:15 -0500, Kirk Wolf wrote:
>Behold the power of Unix pipelines:
>
>$ iconv -f ISO8859-1 -t IBM-1047 myasciifile | grep MATCH
>
>iconv is not "first converting" the the whole file to EBCDIC since both iconv
>and grep run at the same time :-)
>
OK, smartass. How about
I don't often admit it, because I expect to get flamed for it, but in fact when
I write in VBA almost all my variables are type VAR - that is, I hardly ever
use the Dim statement to assign a type. To introduce an array, sure, or to
maintain correct spelling in the longer var names. But it's
I just used grep on a file tagged ISO8859 and it worked without using iconv.
t ISO8859-1 T=on -rwxr-xr-x 1 XXX ZZZ 2618 Feb 20 08:21
cleanvi
>grep 'IBM' cleanvi
# Copyright 1996 IBM Corp.
# The following enclosed code is sample code created by IBM
# IBM product and is
Kirk,
I want to directly grep ascii files instead of iconv first.
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Behold the power of Unix pipelines:
$ iconv -f ISO8859-1 -t IBM-1047 myasciifile | grep MATCH
iconv is not "first converting" the the whole file to EBCDIC since both iconv
and grep run at the same time :-)
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On Thu, Apr 18, 2024, at
On 18.04.2024 02:22, Andrew Rowley wrote:
On 18/04/2024 4:39 am, Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
As you know already Rexx it would be easy for you to learn about what ooRexx
adds to Rexx.
...
Notabene: you write one ooRexx program that will be runnable without any changes on Windows,
Linux and
On 17.04.2024 21:04, Bob Bridges wrote:
This whole post was fascinating me, partly because I'm still a novice at
ooRexx, still wrapping my head around certain concepts (messaging being one
example). I may as well say, though, that when I finally broke down and got
myself a copy, I then took
Is there any command to grep ascii files without the need to first convert
them to ebcdic (iconv -f)?
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