Dear listers,
I've been searching for hours but did not find a solution for the following:
During a TSO session, a user specifies a dataset name. He may use a relative
generation number (e.g., "MY.DSN(0)") and he may do this several times, each
resulting in a DYNALLOC (DALMEMBR set to the gener
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> Beate Kawelke wrote:
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> On Thu, 18 Jul 2013 10:59:52 +0200, Beate Kawelke wrote:
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> >Is there a way to "r
What abend do you encounter get?
Your assembler module might get into trouble because the read-in area, where
the record is moved to, might be too small. This can lead to an overlay of the
data behind this area (the extraneous 50 bytes) or, if you cross a page
boundary, to an abend (S0C4 most o
Hi Michael,
you could directly run the REXX as in-stream in the JCL:
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.5.0?topic=routine-using-irxjcl-execute-in-stream-rexx-exec
Best regards,
Beate
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For JAVA, you might want to look into the RESTful APIs which come with z/OSMF.
Lots of good stuff to access datasets 😊
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Another tip: If, like me, you are really bad at memorizing the IPCS command
syntax, you can write a small REXX which uses "address IPCS" to run all those
commands which you found useful. If you redirect the output into a PO dataset
(one member per command) you can then look through these reports
SYSALLDA will also work - see
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.5.0?topic=up-subparameter-definition-1
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You could try to directly change the dispatching priority of a TCB with CHAP:
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.5.0?topic=hsp-chap-change-dispatching-priority
My understanding is that after changing the dispatching priority for your task,
the dispatcher will get control and (if you downgraded yo
