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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If the question is how many times a module was loaded, IZSAM, and several
others can answer it. If the question is how many times that [sub]program was
actually invoked, IZSAM and similar can't help.
As far as I know there is only one product able to do it.
Having a vested interest I will
Actually,
DFHELII - The EXEC CICS interface stub is.
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.5.0?topic=cics-link-edit-considerations-under
I hope this helps,
mario
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if you have the opportunity to have both the old and new CFs active at the same
time, you can use the SETXCF START REALLOCATE command to move structures over.
The reallocate process creates the new structures large enough to contain the
same number of objects as the old ones, taking into
Wouldn't zCX address the need?
Could you develop your application under Linux elsewhere and deploy it in a
container with zCX?
Just curious about the difference between this and your proposed LSS.
Thanks!
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In Language Environment threads run under enclaves. Each thread represents an
independent instance of a routine running using enclave's resources.
Memory is allocated by threads and owned by the parent enclave. It exists from
when it is allocated to when it is explicitly freed or to when the
Joseph,
according to the Language Environment Programming Guide, in order to
distinguish runtime options from program arguments that are passed to Language
Environment, the
options and program arguments are separated by a slash (/).. If you are only
passing LE runtime options your parm string
Sri Hari, Max, all,
thank you very much from your kind help and support.
I really appreciate it, and I hope to have the opportunity to reciprocate.
mario
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Hello list,
say I have a file with goods, dates, and available quantities, not necessarily
sorted. I want to sort it and calculate daily deltas.
For example using the following input :
Product,Date,Availability
Sugar,2022/08/01,100
Sugar,2022/08/02,97
Sugar,2022/08/03,93
I need to get to
Bingo!
Thank you very much!
mario
On Thu, 24 Feb 2022 09:29:55 -0600, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
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>STDENV is not a shell script as you are assuming. Try:
> . . .
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Thank you Richard,
not sure: The command expects to retrieve the data from an environment
variable..
mario
On Thu, 24 Feb 2022 14:48:03 +, PINION, RICHARD W.
wrote:
>Would AOPBATCH help?
>
>//STEP010 EXEC PGM=AOPBATCH,PARM='sh'
>//STDIN DD *
Hello list,
I can't find an elegant way to pass a variable containing a long string to a
USS shell command executed under BPXBATCH.
Looking at what the JVMLDMxx module (JVM invocation) does I tried something
like the following:
//RUNTEST EXEC PGM=BPXBATCH
//STDOUT DD SYSOUT=*
//STDERR
Thanks Colin, that's a very wise suggestion!
I used the #pragma csect pragma with METAL-C but then I forgot about it, and
yes, in my specific case it makes the trick.
I wonder what if you need to zap a program object provided by others though,
where recompiling is not an option.
Thanks to
on.gmu.edu/~smetz3
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>Subject: AMASPZAP DUMPT and progr
Thanks Steve, this is C code compiled by XL/C.
I don't think DUMPT MYMODULE * C_CODE is the solution: Asterisk means the
first CSECT regardless if it has text in the specified class or not.
AMA168I SYSIN PROCESSING STARTED
DUMPT MYMODULE * C_CODE
Interesting, by the way, this is C code compiled with z/OS XL/C, so I have no
control over the structure of the module.
Does this mean that such code can't be managed by AMASPAZP?
I know I can DUMPT ALL the CSECTS, but what about zapping the content?
Thanks,
mario
On Sat, 12 Feb 2022
Hi Ramsey,
MYMODULE is the member name of the program object within the load library
pointed by SYSLIB.
The syntax for DUMPT is: DUMPT member [csect | ALL | * ] [class-name]
That's why I specified MYMODULE for the member parameter.
And yes, as far as I can see $PRIV10 is the first
Hello, I struggle dumping a single CSECT within a program object of mine, using
AMASPZAP.
When I compile/bind the program, the binder says:
*** M O D U L E M A P ***
As far as I know all the interactions between an application program and
the hosting z/OS are mediated by LE. If this is true, then the real
question is if LE provides upward/downward compatibility.
For the former, the answer is obviously yes. Regarding the latter,
according to the LE
Greg that's very interesting.. Could you please point me at the doc
which explains how to get there? I have been reading the description of
the CSVQUERY services, but while I see an OUTPATHNAM option, I can't
find anything about the source loadlib for a regular load module.
Thank you!
mario
ow
the LE diagnostic storage report shows a below-the-line heap. The library manual says it
is supported for C++, which to me would seem to imply "full" support.
Charles
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As far as I know __malloc24 is only available when running in a System
programming C environment, which is an early incarnation of METAL-C and
does not use LE runtime services. Maybe this is the reason?
mario
On 7/15/21 12:30 AM, Charles Mills wrote:
Correction: you can't use malloc or new
Are they all text files? All binary? A mix of the two?
Just using standard tools, on PC I would use tar to create a tarball
including all the files. The tarball may then be uploaded (binary) to
z/OS USS and files extracted there using PAX.
PAX can manage the ascii to ebcdic conversion, but
Dave,
I have been working on a process to compile the standard SQLite
amalgamation unchanged using IBM's XL/C compiler. It works with the
latest 3.35.2 version of SQLite. If you are interested contact me offline.
mario
On 3/17/21 8:49 PM, Dave Jones wrote:
Hi, all.
I am now working with
/21 5:13 PM, Mike Schwab wrote:
How about a parameter to specify the code page conversions?
Or can the output be an XMIT file so an XMIT viewer be used?
On Sun, Mar 14, 2021 at 9:02 AM Mario Bezzi wrote:
Andrew thank you.
I agree on your point about keeping decompression and text conversion
Andrew thank you.
I agree on your point about keeping decompression and text conversion
separate.
The kind of full text conversion which unterse may perform only applies
to text only files. Also for this limited use case, properly managing
mainframe code pages is impossible as the terse
Lizette,
you may be interested in the Important Messages Health Check I wrote
some time ago. It is made available for free by Watson and Walker. We
strive to keep the list of relevant messages updated.
I hope this helps,
mario
On 2/4/21 9:40 PM, Lizette Koehler wrote:
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On 2021-02-10 5:11 AM, Mario Bezzi wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to get the Job Identifier for the AS I run in.
>
> As far
If you have access to IPCS, an IP VERBX LEDATA 'ALL' command will give
you a formatted dump similar to the CEEDUMP you are used to.
mario
On 1/13/21 5:58 PM, Seymour J Metz wrote:
First, without a functioning IPCS all choices are bad. I would probably take a
SYSUDUMP or SYSABEND, look at
Turns out that it's a typo in the documentation. The actual environment
variable name is __STRING_CODE_SET__ and its use is described in the
same manual.
I hope this helps,
mario
On 12/22/20 12:05 AM, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
In any z/OS 2.4 doc I can search, I find only a single reference
to
Chapter 38 of XL C/C++Programming Guide - Saved compile-time options
information - describes them
I hope this helps,
mario
On 12/21/20 3:28 AM, Greg Price wrote:
On 2020-12-21 6:52 AM, Charles Mills wrote:
Saved Options String
Is it there? Does anyone know where the format of that string is
For those who may be interested, it looks like the subject issue has
been fixed.
Thank you IBM!
mario
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On 4/23/19 12:16 AM, Mario Bezzi wrote:
On 4/22/19 5:27 PM, Alan Staller wrote:
Looks like a database update timing issue.
I had the same
e reliable, available, or functional as the tools
being replaced.
I also thought it was, but it has been this way at least since Thursday
last week..
mario
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mario
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Alan,
after the redbook the team and I have been involved in many projects to
distribute workloads across distance.
The main issue is the secondary effect of distance, which depends on how
your applications are written. In my experience this is mainly related
to data access and
Dan,
starting in the middle of SMF30_US_ComprReq I see
x'E2E3C5D7D3C9C2' which is 'STEPLIB', starting in SMF30_US_Def_UncomprIn
I see x'E2E8E2D7D9C9D5E3', which is 'SYSPRINT'.
Are you sure you are
properly pointing to the zEDC section?
On 11/04/2017 09:17 PM, DanD
wrote:
> I've been
I know I am saying something obvious, but for sake of clarity:
While combining GCL and DC is perfectly fine, it might not address the
original need as Defined Capacity doesn't prevent an LPAR from exceeding
the defined limit if its 4 Hours Rolling Average stays below this limit.
Although not
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