You know you've been a VM system programmer for too long when you see a
license place of MNT374 and start trying to remember what would go on
MAINT's 374 minidisk
No, it is the ones who recognize without looking it up that the disk
does not exist who have been too long at it :-) I guess I haven't been
doing it long enough. I had to look.
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Nick Laflamme
Or just that you've been in the business too long when you see an
expensive looking sports car with the license plate with 5B5B5B and
know what it is without a green card. Mar 6 will be 40 years for me.
Jim
Nick Laflamme wrote:
You know you've been a VM system programmer for too long when
Friday ... already!? And I've been having just sooo much fun this week!
:-(
It's also a sign if you cannot type maint... damn... MAIN! without
always ending those four characters with a 't'.
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
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I treasure a green badge-a-minute button, created by a witty colleague
when working at Kraft Foods, which reads:
AMERICA
SPELLS CHEESE
D2,D9,C1C6,E3
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Hewitt Associates
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Or the fact that green card has nothing to do with immigration issues, but
we ALL know EXACTLY what you're referring to...
Jim Bohnsack wrote:
Or just that you've been in the business too long when you see an
expensive looking sports car with the license plate with 5B5B5B and
know what it
This may not be the correct place to ask this question, but Google isn't
helping a ton and I can't bear the thought of posting into most other Linux
fora, so I'm going to run this past you folks first.
To cut to the chase, as part of an effort to figur out why we had trouble with
a
On Friday, 12/08/2006 at 02:05 EST, Jon Brock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This may not be the correct place to ask this question, but Google isn't
helping a ton and I can't bear the thought of posting into most other
Linux
fora, so I'm going to run this past you folks first.
:-) Everyone on
My apologies. I intended to send this to the LINUX-390 list.
Thanks,
Jon
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Jon Brock
Sent: Friday, December 08, 2006 2:06 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Fork returning EAGAIN
This may
Yeah, that's where I thought I was sending it first. Had a slight brain-page
fault.
Jon
snip
:-) Everyone on the LINUX-390 list is gentle!
/snip
On Thursday, 12/07/2006 at 04:25 PST, barton
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I like to think adding ESALPS keeps it semi-vanilla?
The monitor records have most of this, and most of it
gets logged on the ESAOPER report. This report is mostly
for configuration changes.
[snip]
there are many other
Greetings,
This is related to another post I put on regarding spool files being
sent to RSCS from a VSE machine being placed in user-hold.
I would like to know if there is a way to find out the tag information
for a spool file in another user's (in my case, user RSCS) reader.
I
Greetings,
This is related to another post I put on regarding spool files being
sent to RSCS from a VSE machine being placed in user-hold.
I would like to know if there is a way to find out the tag information
for a spool file in another user's (in my case, user RSCS) reader.
I
Without sample RSCS and CP QUERY command output...
Try: CP SMSG RSCS CHANGE linkid sfid NOHOLD
No transfers required.
Try also: HELP RSCS MENU
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
Any opinions expressed herein are mine alone and do not necessarily
represent the opinions or policies of Hewitt
On: Fri, Dec 08, 2006 at 02:16:28PM -0500,Horlick, Michael Wrote:
} I would like to know if there is a way to find out the tag information
} for a spool file in another user's (in my case, user RSCS) reader.
I have done this many times. If you know the spoolid of the file in the
RSCS reader and
Perhaps even better - use an EXEC that sends the command to RSCS and uses the
Command Response Interface to receive the result. Here is one that I have been
using for years:
*
GETRSCS EXEC
You know you've been a VM system programmer for too long when
you see a license place of MNT374 and start trying to
remember what would go on MAINT's 374 minidisk
You Might be a Mainframer If web page
http://www.grnscrn.com/bigblue.htm
Jim
ref:
http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2006w.html#10 long ago and far away, vm370 from
early/mid 70s
while only a small subset of the virtual memory management stuff was released as
DCSS vm370 ... and none of the cms paged mapped filesystem stuff ... a little
more of the virtual memory management
The list needs a correction. The term Domain did not originate with
Amdahl. The thing that drove the domains was a pared down and modified
version of the Cornell Domain Dispatcher, running on a modified version
of the public-domain VM CP. This was the Macrocode used in their 2nd
generation of
We just had our IFL LPAR VM crash with the code MCW002. It appears that
there was something wrong with SPOOL at the time so we did not get a
dump. In addition, the console log from the time of the crash cannot be
opened. I have no data to document the problem.
A. Does anyone have or know of a
There are three APARs for 5.2.0 that reference this type of abend:
VM63827, ,PER, ,ABENDMCW002 IN INSTRUCTION SIMULATION
VM63840, ,PER, ,ABENDMCW002 HCPFMVSM REPEATEDLY CALLING HCPHTFRF
VM63990, ,PER, ,PTE SERIALIZATION LEFT ON DUE TO CORRUPTED SAVEAREA
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From: The IBM
In the following, CJNTEL was an online corporate directory that I had
initially put up on SJRLVM1 that could be queried by anybody on the
internal network.
The following has a suggestion for registering a person's public key
with CJNTEL and making (effecitvely publishing) it available for
Thanks, Jim. I had already found those. We will have to research them
when the day has not been so long :-) The one mentioning a corrupted
save area might also lead to other corrupted thingies - like SDFs and
Spool files. And page packs. I just finished draining a page pack that
was taking hits
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