If I gave you a list, how many do you think you get done in an hour? As
Shakespeare suggested, we'll start with all the lawyers.
:-)
(Disclaimer: It's just a joke, I'm not really soliciting a hit man,
even at $35/hr :-) )
Huegel, Thomas wrote:
Dang I'd kill for $35.00 per hour.
Schuh, Richard wrote:
Maybe Arbitrary Standard Time
Making PST = Proprietary Standard Time
:-)
Sorry... but I like oxymorons, and this fit sooo well. :-)
Not sure if this will work but...
Can you use DMSCALLER to look back to see who called you... do that
repeatedly (looking further and further back) until you:
A - find the origin of the universe you currently know
or
B - find VMSTART
You would only need to do this one time when your
Marcy Cortes wrote:
Can't get there tonight? Is it down? On early holiday?
No problems for me 3 Jul 19:00 UTC -0700
Rob van der Heij wrote:
On 6/29/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED], I'd like the email to go to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'd like to accomplish this without making changes to the MAILIT.EXEC
Any suggestions?
Normally that's done with a Reply-To: header,
an
undocumented feature of EXECLOAD?)
Don Russell
Phil Smith III wrote:
I'm wondering what priority means in HELP EXECSTAT:
With the RESident Option:
Code Meaning
0 Exec exists in storage. Register 1 contains pointer to the fileblock.
4 Exec exists in storage and there is another one
/|',
'strliteral /ORANGES/|',
' new file a'
Will result in a new file a with one record more than the count of
'APPLES' records found.
The first record of the new file will be ORANGES... if you want it to be
the last, use APPEND STRLITERAL...
Don Russell
Hughes, Jim - OIT wrote:
“PIPE test file
solution?
Regards,
Richard Schuh
From the archives...ref:
http://listserv.uark.edu/scripts/wa.exe?A2=ind0606L=ibmvmT=0P=37120
It has a nice example of using DMSCALLR
Don Russell
I'm still unable to get to the www.vm.ibm.com web site and need some
information of features/enhancements etc offered by z/VM 5.2 over 4.4.
We're currently using z/VM 4.4 (32 bit) and I've been asked to gather
some information on the benefits of 5.2.
Could somebody please send me some bullet
Don Russell wrote:
I'm still unable to get to the www.vm.ibm.com web site and need some
information of features/enhancements etc offered by z/VM 5.2 over 4.4.
Thank you for the replies, both here and off-list.
Cheers,
Don
is not particularly complex/large,
but does compiling it actually make any difference? Does EXECLOAD
tokenize/optimize the EXEC if it's not compiled?
Thank you,
Don Russell
Ian S. Worthington wrote:
Anyone know any easy way to get the BY userid of a logon to a shared
userid? Preferably from REXX, given a choice.
Ian Worthington
address command
'PIPE',
'CP QUERY BYUSER|',
'SPECS W-1|',
'VAR BYUSER'
The CP QUERY BYUSER command response conveniently
having both visible at the same
time.
However, I use session more and more to log on quickly for a specific
task because the method we have to use to get logged on is getting more
and more inconvenient in the name of security. I won't go off on that
tangent now.. :-)
Don Russell
Don Russell wrote:
[snip]
That is, how can I determine what my ORIGINID would be if I sent a
spool file to another ID?
The LCLQRY package seems like the best solution however, even that
level of modification is a little sticky. As a compromise, I wrote the
following little EXEC (QALTID
Dennis Schaffer wrote:
If you're talking about CA's VM:Batch, code executing on a worker machine
(i.e. the customer application) can issue the VMBATCH SERVICE STACK $USER
to place on the program stack the userid of the submitting job.
In my case it is IBM VM Batch, not the CA product.
Kris Buelens wrote:
This will satifiy your needs
http://www.vm.ibm.com/download/packages/descript.cgi?LCLQRY
much easier than opening an APPC connection (as Alan says), or
punching a file to yourself and check the sender (as I did before LCLQRY)
LCLQRY can also tell who XAUTOLOGed a user.
User ID of the ID I'm actually running on?
That is, how can I determine what my ORIGINID would be if I sent a spool
file to another ID?
This is on z/VM 4.4
Thanks,
Don Russell
formal, I'd
appreciate a copy of the source just sent as an e-mail attachment... no
warranty, as-is, blah blah blah... I don't mind putting air in the tire,
I just don't want to re-invent the whole wheel. :-)
Cheers,
Don Russell
an RSCS connection to IBM, you could CP TAG/CP
TRANSFER the file that way.
Failing that, I think you're stuck with DUMPLOAD/(optional
compression)/FTP to ...
Don Russell
McKown, John wrote:
I don't have a z/VM system here. But looking in the book, it appears
that you can issue a command like
alternate form of the command code.
Don Russell
Rich Greenberg wrote:
On: Wed, Oct 11, 2006 at 07:27:26AM -0700,Don Russell Wrote:
} Gregg Reed wrote:
} 62x140; same with VM:Operator not liking it, VMYCON155E userid screen size
} exceeds 43-line/80-column maximum. but VM:Backup resizes it to 24x80...
} How's that done or could it be done
Alan Altmark wrote:
On Tuesday, 09/05/2006 at 12:32 MST, Don Russell
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the mean time Is there a CSL routine to perform functions similar
to KM? I've been through HELP ROUTINES, but didn't find anything. Did my
eyes glaze over, or is it just
is ON. If you SET IMPCP OFF, then PURGE will not work, the user
will have to use CP PURge... PUR will continue to run the PUR EXEC. (Use
IMPEX to control that) (Note PURGE is also an XEDIT command so must
be prefixed by CP if issued from within XEDIT to purge rdr files)
Don Russell
william JANULIN
a couple of block letter routines here, one in Rexx (an EXEC)
and one in PL/I. I can send them to you, if you'd like.
DJ
Don Russell wrote:
Does anybody have handy, a block letter routine they can share with
me?
These are the characters generated for the printer separator pages.
I'd prefer
Dave Jones wrote:
What!!??!! You removed the PL/I compiler?? This is an outrage...how
can I keep pestering Reed to port the much more advanced z/OS PL/I
compiler over to z/VM (just like IBM did with the C/C++ one), if sites
keep removing it? :-)
I hate to pass the buck, but... choose one:
://listserv.uark.edu/scripts/wa.exe?LIST=IBMVM
I don't know why all these are produced, and then List-ID: is omitted. :-(
As per RFC 2919 ( http://ietfreport.isoc.org/idref/rfc2919/ )
Perhaps...
List-ID: The IBM z/VM Operating System ibmvm.listserv.uark.edu
could be added too?
Don Russell
parse source . how .
how may be one of COMMAND, FUNCTION, SUBROUTINE.
If you're not opposed to modifying SYSPROF, you could call PROFILE as a
function or subroutine from there.
Don Russell
Tom Cluster wrote:
Is there a way for me to know, from within PROFILE EXEC, if I've been
invoked
Victor...
You need to send these messages to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(And you spelled unsubscribe incorrectly)
Depending on your mail client, try clicking -
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Don
Victor Luiz Allegretti, IBM wrote:
unsubscirbe
Darn! That should be:
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(I forgot to identify the list)
Another useful one might be:
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To verify your own settings.
Don
On 3/20/2006 8:44 AM, Don Russell wrote:
Victor...
You need to send these messages to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(And you spelled
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