quot; 3380 that just
happened to be a sysres pack.
Of all the 3380s on the floor, this was the only one painted olive drab. We
spent that week making up stories about this 3380 being depth charged in a US
submarine or bouncing around in an army drab truck.
Gary Jacek - TELUS IT - Western Canada I
> I miss neighborhood shoe stores but they probably are not coming back.
Charles -- Do you also miss the fluoroscope that let you look at the bones in
your foot?
Gary
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This is the classic that I remember.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozinIE-E0wM
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Sent: November 27, 2018 05:41 PM
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Subject: Re: So much for
Is it possible there is some competing "service" that forces drive maintenance
(head cleaning?) every xxx tape mounts?
An RMM feature?
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Hello list
Is there software available for 64 bit LINUX that is compatible with a file
that is tersed using AMATERSE on zOS 2.1 ?
The vendor who wants to unterse the file has tried Google but cannot find any
leads.
Gary Jacek - TELUS IT - Western Canada IT Services - tel (604) 695-6282
Not coming to Delta's defence, but this one is funnier.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqL14U7TtiA
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Sent: August 12, 2016 09:36 AM
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Email to Darren at dar...@bama.edu bounced. So I will beg forgiveness if this
post is not appropriate.
TELUS has a number of full time mainframe systems programming positions
recently opened for residents of Canada.
Office location could be negotiable, but must be in Canada.
Enter the keyword
Hi Bob
I just have to share this classic from 2003.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKgl6e31R50
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ALL changes?
How does that pan out when your zOS is out of spool or your IMS is on its last
Online Log?
Do you add spool volumes/OLDS right away, or do you take an unplanned outage
pending an approved Change Management record?
My philosophy is FLY THE AIRPLANE.
My first employer was an
At a former employer, we had a red master EPO switch under a nice lexan cover,
at the bottom of the ramp leading out of the raised floor.
And at the bottom of the ramp, right next to the door was another red switch,
to actuate the automatic door opener.
(Every door release in the building was
Hi Paul
If you are using PL/I for MVS and VM V1.1.1 and you attempt to rebind the
resulting PL/1 modules with MQ V7, your bind will likely fail.
MQ V7 version of CMQEPP contains declarations for many new entry points that
are not supported in the CICS or IMS environments, thus the problem.
A
Do you use MQ Series with your old PL/1 modules?
Gary
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Sent: October 23, 2013 06:23 AM
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Subject: Re: PL/1 and z/OS 2.1
Paul,
Here is a
Hi
I am trying to use SyncSort for zOS V1.4.0.1R to deblock a file.
For each input record, I want to write the first 82 bytes as output record 1,
followed by the next 82 bytes as output record 2,
followed by the next 82 bytes as output record 3,
and so on until all 22 output records
Frank, I owe you a virtual beverage of your choice.
This was the solution:
OPTION COPY
OUTFIL FNAMES=PIECES,OUTREC=(0001,0082,/, +
0083,0082,/, +
0165,0082,/,
OK, I think the discussion forked about 3 different ways, based upon a
misunderstanding.
Here is a simple input record, with 6 groups of 3 bytes.
AAABBBCCCDDDEEEFFF
Here is what I want out of it, 6 rows of 3 bytes.
AAA
BBB
CCC
DDD
EEE
FFF
I tested the following solution using both a dataset
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