On Thu, Apr 27, 2006 at 11:20:29PM -0500, Alan Ackerman wrote:
Probably not. The ASCII-bit didn't do what you might think.
All the ASCII-bit did was changed the zone created in zoned-decimal and
packed-deciimal by the
decimal instruction set. The result was NOT ASCII, but what IBM
System z is the new term for zSeries. Anything referred to as System z is the new
mainframe architecture. The announcement does refer to the new features, some of them
backward compatible with the z990/z900/z890/z800, some of them not. There is a section in
the announcement that mentions
Whoops, you're right. But that still doesn't explain how you make
time=time('n', thensecs, 's') work, at least
with the REXX distributed with z/VM. I'm not really losing a lot of
sleep over it, but I'm still curious.
Jim
At 04:18 AM 4/28/2006, you wrote:
On Thu, 27 Apr 2006 13:18:02
-0400, Jim
On Thursday, 04/27/2006 at 11:50 EST, Alan Ackerman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That announcement keeps talking about the System z environment. New
terminology? What's
the System z environment? Do these new features work on all z*
machine, or
only z9 machines?
There is a reverence to
I stand in awe of the hardware all the time :)
Regards,
Richard Schuh
There is a reverence to Hardware Requirements that gives:
Something funny happened this last ipl of mvs. I got a dup vol name(on
differnet devices) pointing at my Z/VM-Linux guest dasd. The operators
replyed to one of them and MVS went alon it's merry way.
Now when I added the vols I went into the user directory and checked dasd
names allocated and
On Friday, 04/28/2006 at 10:03 AST, Neale Ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
zArchitecture has PACKA and UNPKA opcodes to pack and unpack decimal.
Apart
from CVB/CVD ED/EDMK I don't think there's anything that ties
zArchitecture
to EBCDIC (writing to consoles, HMCs etc. do require the correct
It is a simple matter of hacking the code to do the brute force conversion.
Here is something that may work - probably not the best, but it works:
In place of time=time('n', thensecs, 's') use:
hh = Right(thensecs%3600,2,0)
mm = Right((thensecs-(3600*6))%60,2,0)
ss = Right(thensecs//60,2,0)
time
ARG! Marty Z found my bug: Replace the 6 with hh in the MM calc...
It is a simple matter of hacking the code to do the brute force conversion.
Here is something that may work - probably not the best, but it works:
In place of time=time('n', thensecs, 's') use:
hh = Right(thensecs%3600,2,0)
Maybe they are Flashcopy volumes?
If I am not mistaken you can have duplicate VOLSERS just not more then one
attached to the SYSTEM
One could have been dedicated/attached to a specific guest...
eric
At 11:59 AM 4/28/2006, you wrote:
We don't have PAV on our ds6k.
The 63xx addresses belong to
Oh, a SMOP ;-)
At 12:48 PM 4/28/2006, you wrote:
It is a simple matter of hacking the code to do the brute force conversion.
Here is something that may work - probably not the best, but it works:
In place of time=time('n', thensecs, 's') use:
hh = Right(thensecs%3600,2,0)
mm =
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