On Mon, 05 May 2008 22:54:23 -0700, Rob van der Heij wrote:
What you do is you add an extra field to the record to sort them on,
and then drop that extra field again. Like this:
spec ws = fs . substr f2 of w1 1.10 r 1-* n | sort 1.10 | substr 11-*
Thanks Rob,
Is SUBSTR something I need to get
On Tue, May 6, 2008 at 8:52 AM, Fred Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ah, I got it to work by changing...
spec ws = fs . substr f2 of w1 1.10 r 1-* n | sort 1.10 | substr 11-*
Right. The substr stage is fairly new. It's a bit cheaper than a
full spec stage. A popular alternative in this case
On Monday, 05/05/2008 at 10:35 EDT, Tim Joyce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Am I to infer from this that Secure telnet is not available with our
current
5.2 release level? Is anyone using secure telnet out there that can
point me
in the right direction?
In z/VM 5.2 you can use SSL with FTP
Congratulations on an amazing career Fran.
Fran Hensler wrote:
This is cross-posted to VSE-L and IBMVM-L.
Today is my 45th anniversary in data processing at Slippery Rock
University of PA. On May 6, 1963 I founded the Data Processing Center
at the then Slippery Rock State College. The center
Routing DFSMS to some other filepool that VMSYS is very very easy:
If you know how, or why it should be this way. I do, you do -- most
people haven't got any idea to even think of trying this. Lying to APPC
to work around a hardcoded file reference like this is just ugly.
I also don't
If your site runs port scans against your z/VM 5.2 SSLSERV, you might
get notes from the network people saying you are running an old 2.0
version of SSL.
Ray Mrohs
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On Tuesday, 05/06/2008 at 08:01 EDT, David Boyes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Routing DFSMS to some other filepool that VMSYS is very very easy:
If you know how, or why it should be this way. I do, you do -- most
people haven't got any idea to even think of trying this. Lying to APPC
to work
I might add a quick addition to Mike's good suggestion
Service works if you use SERVICE and PUT2PROD
if you do service the old fashioned way it does not.
service cp status
VMFSRV2760I SERVICE processing started
VMFSRV1225I CP (5VMCPR20%CP) is at service level RSU-0701
VMFSRV2760I SERVICE
I heard it was email that brought North down. He thought he had deleted i
t
but, of course, he couldn't delete it from the backup tapes created by
VMBACKUP. After this affair apparently several VMBACKUP customers request
ed
information on how to selectively delete files from backup tapes.
Another consideration is DB2, if you run DB2 for VM/VSE. We have
successfully written log archive files to disk, but for the full
archives apparently tape is the only thing it will accept. Product
documentation indicates that tape is required for log archives as well,
unless running a
No. I even tried logging on and off in an attempt to clear the lock.
Thank you,
Scott R Wandschneider
Senior Systems Programmer
Infocrossing
Office 402.963.8905
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And ... as of this time, to the best of my knowledge, there is STILL no
way to selectively delete data from VM:Backup tapes (and... including the
VMBACKUP catalog). VM:Archiver gets it right, but not VM:Backup. To
circumvent that I created home-grown VMBEXIT6 which prevents general users
WOWthat's quite an achievement, Fran, congratulations! Interesting
history of computing at Slippery Rock as well.
Fran Hensler wrote:
This is cross-posted to VSE-L and IBMVM-L.
Today is my 45th anniversary in data processing at Slippery Rock
University of PA. On May 6, 1963 I founded the
Prior to SFS IBM sold something called File Sharinge Facility (FSF). If anyone
has complaints about SFS they should have tried FSF at some time in their lives.
My memory is vague (we always try to forget pain) but I remember spending about
two years trying to get that monster to live nicely. The
Thanks for sharing, Bill!
VMFSIM with all it's VMSES/E intricacies is exactly the sort of command to
which I was referring in There are of course, arcane commands to supply
this information
I've updated my copy of VMSES HELPME with your examples. Real-life
examples are a (to steal from
Mike,
I prefer to refer to myself as old fashioned not arcane ;-)
munson
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Fran Hensler wrote:
I would like to hear from anyone who has had a career with a single
employer running more than 45 years.
The mind boggles. Longest I ever held a job (embedded programming) was 5
yrs.
What are your plans for the next 45 years?
--
Jack J. Woehr# Hipsters
On Tue, 6 May 2008 08:33:14 -0600 Jack Woehr said:
The mind boggles. Longest I ever held a job (embedded programming) was 5
yrs.
What are your plans for the next 45 years?
I brought in the first mainframe in 1968 and our current mainframe
will be decommissioned in a few years. I plan to got out
On Fri, 2 May 2008 16:37:19 -0700, Howard Rifkind [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Brian, would you be good enough to share the code for the process you
mention below?
On Thu, 1 May 2008 15:20:04 -0500, Brian Nielsen
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I recently setup an automated process to FTP to z/OS data
On Tuesday, 05/06/2008 at 08:27 EDT, Mrohs, Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
If your site runs port scans against your z/VM 5.2 SSLSERV, you might
get notes from the network people saying you are running an old 2.0
version of SSL.
LOL. Actually, you're running a new SSLv3/TLSv1 server that
No, it is not in the current definitions.
Can AUTORESTART be added to a device without bouncing the
stack? (it is a production system...)
Shimon
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Date: Mon, 5 May 2008 18:20:18 -0400
From: Alan Altmark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: PROP restart of OSA
To:
Congratulations, Fran, on an amazing attainment!
Those machines bring back memories.
Listening to the 402-50 take an extra cycle between printing lines
JUST to slow the machine down so we could charge less for it.
The amazing speed of the 604 (and the amazing heat output).
The Waterloo
Congrats Fran, that's quite a record for being at a single employer. I
recently subscribed to this list after being away since the McGill
VMSHARE days and I'm surprised at all the familiar names still actively
involved with VM.
In the 16.5 years since leaving VM/CMS Unlimited, I have been with 5
This web page contains some information to help you get started using the
CMS NFS Client.
http://www.vm.ibm.com/NFS/nfscz31.html
Mary Ellen Carollo
z/VM Development
I think Alan is correct. (Of course, I've been trained to believe that is
always the case.)
Mary Ellen Carollo
z/VM Development
You would rather be old than mysterious? You can be both, you know.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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Fran,
Congratulations on an almost unheard of accomplishment in this day and
age. My own career dates back that far, however, there have been several
changes of jobs, some voluntary, others not (I have been drafted, laid
off, and outsourced), during that period. The longest I have managed to
stay
Fran--As others have said, that's quite a career, especially with one
employer. I started with IBM on Mar. 6, 1967 as a Junior Assistant
Probationary Trainee Systems Engineer and after the first 3 month
class, worked with S/360 mod 30 customers. In 1970, I installed a mod
40 and the
DITTO :) !!!
Psst: I've been with my current employer for around 26 years.
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Fran,
Congratulations. You have been able to achieve something that most of
us have not even been able to imagine.
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Bill Munson
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Hi Mike -
We bought the Blueline Vitals Signs/VM and have kept with it through
all the companies that owned it. It is now owned by Diversified
Software Services. http://sdsusa.com/index.htm I don't think that
there is any ongoing development but we are stuck at z/VM 3.1 because
we are on a
Kudos, Fran.
Sometimes I have envied colleagues who have moved about and gained many
different experiences, but in the end, I am glad to have been with my
current employer for just over 37 years now -- especially as I think
about what it has done for the value of that pension payment that I
Thank you Richard.
My first job was running a check sorter at a small bank in 1962. The
bank was absorbed by a larger bank and I lost my job. I was
devistated. So I have an idea of what you went through.
But in my case it lead to a better career.
/Fran Hensler at Slippery Rock University
You are corrrect John. FASTER was nothing like CICS.
Our programmers were having problems learning all of the ins and outs
of FASTER coding so I wrote a big macro called GENTX (Generate
Transaction) that contained little subroutines for all of the feature
of FASTER.
When we wrote a transaction
My first job was as a part time operator of the 7080 and 7094 at
Boeing's Wichita Division in 1983. I guess that I impressed the boss
because after 4 months he told me that they were switching me to full
time and my first assignment was to attend a 3 week programming class
where the 7080
Kudos, Fran.
Those 403s and 407s were fairly easy to wire but those damnable collating
machines were a different story.
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Is there an equivalent to the VM-VSE Interface for z/OS? On VSE I can enter
and capture the output to a simple VM command such as * CP Q U VMUTIL. Is
there a way to do the same on an MVS system?
Thank you,
Scott R Wandschneider
Senior Systems Programmer
Infocrossing, a WIPRO Company
11707
Hi, Scott.
If you mean, is there a way for an MVS guest (running under VM) to issue
CP commands and get the response back, then the answer is yes. Check out
the CPHOST package here:
http://www.vm.ibm.com/download/packages/
Wandschneider, Scott wrote:
Is there an equivalent to the VM-VSE
Dave -
That is exactly what I need. I will download and examine.
Thank you,
Scott R Wandschneider
Senior Systems Programmer
Infocrossing
Office 402.963.8905
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Scott,
Actually, the CPHOST package is designed to run on a VM guest. You would
need the MVS version of such a command. It can be found in
http://www.vm.ibm.com/devpages/JELLIOTT/mvscpcmd.html. This is an
assemble source that will do the trick for an MVS guest.
Regards, Berry.
Now, the DFSMS situation is a little different since I don't think you can
choose the filepool name at install, or easily change it later. The
fully-qualified name of the config file should be specifiable in some way.
The DFSMS control file must reside in VMSYS:DFSMS.
unless you use the trick
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