Re: HCD CHIPD definition - SPAN

2018-01-18 Thread Ravi Gaur
I had to give access to partition for the chipid before defining and that 
sorted the problem...Thanks Ken Mazer.

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Re: [EXTERNAL] Are Mainframes a Security Risk? | Enterprise Systems Media

2018-01-18 Thread John McKown
The author of this article should work on some others, such as:

"Are Humans a Security Risk?"
"Are Paper records a Security Risk?"
"Are Customers a Security Risk?"
"Mitigating risk by eliminating telephones in the corporate environment"


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AMASPZAP usage

2018-01-18 Thread R.S.

Problem #1.
I want to change some data in a dataset (non-PO) using AMASPZAP.

My SYSIN:
CCHHR   0555000A01
VER 01F6  080006,400050,01E00016
REP 01F6  080007,400050,01E00026
ABSDUMPT    ALL

The problem is CCHHR. Sometimes I know exactly what I want to change 
(simply: know VER content), so I don't have to perform the ABDSUMPT before.
However CCHHR can change for every new dataset, even with same content. 
Is it possible to omit the parameter? Obviously SYSLIB DD point to the 
dataset I want to modify.

It is not PDS or PDSE.


Problem #2.
Is is possible to print the content of additional 32-byte sufix using 
AMASPZAP? Or maybe other tool?

Is the sufix content documented anywhere?

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Re: [EXTERNAL] CBT Tape Version 495 has been cut

2018-01-18 Thread Knutson, Samuel
http://cbttape.org/cbtfaq.htm

Q. What does CBT stand for?

A.  This tape was established and previously edited for over 15 years, from 
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Re: What about 3390-9 track???

2018-01-18 Thread Steve Smith
I don't know what you mean by "current one", as I have V2R3 manual
(SC23-6852-30), and it has no such inconsistency in Appendix E, Table
71, on page 428.

sas

2018-01-17 19:08 GMT-05:00 R.S. :
> I just read some chapter of DFSMS Macro Instructions for Datasets, the
> current one.
> And I found the manual claims a 3990-9 hac longer track size: it is 56669 -
> not 56664.
> Is it a typo or there is something I don't know???
> (it is Appendix 1.5.4)
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Subject: Re: Finding the names of hsm's BCDSs

Similarly, I was going to suggest calling TSO to invoke HSEND WAIT.

But QUERY CDS doesn't reveal the names of the HSM CDS's, just space information 
about them. Neither does Q SETSYS, but it does show the names of the CDS backup 
datasets. Quite often the backup dataset names are the same as the CDS', 
suffixed with BACKUP or BKUP or something.

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Whilst you're waiting for IBM to deliver a proper API, you could trap the 
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DFHSM may well not be called DFHSM of course, so that will add a little extra 
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> On Wed, 17 Jan 2018 15:04:11 +0200
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> > Can you tell about the languages you wish to use and if this code
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> > > I like to find out the DFSMShsm BCDS names programmatically.
> > >
> > > As I know the DD names, i.e. BAKCAT, and optionally BAKCAT2,
> > > BAKCAT3 and BAKCAT4 I thought of using AR mode in order to get the
> > > TIOT of HSM.
> > >
> > > However, in order to get to the TIOT reliably I need SWAREQ which
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Re: AMASPZAP usage

2018-01-18 Thread Binyamin Dissen
I would suggest that AMASPZAP is the wrong tool for this. It requires knowing
the offset.

Why not simply an edit session with a hex change command? As you are doing a
PS dataset anyway, no big deal. Or a simple program?

On Thu, 18 Jan 2018 14:44:54 +0100 "R.S." 
wrote:

:>Problem #1.
:>I want to change some data in a dataset (non-PO) using AMASPZAP.
:>
:>My SYSIN:
:>CCHHR   0555000A01
:>VER 01F6  080006,400050,01E00016
:>REP 01F6  080007,400050,01E00026
:>ABSDUMPT    ALL
:>
:>The problem is CCHHR. Sometimes I know exactly what I want to change 
:>(simply: know VER content), so I don't have to perform the ABDSUMPT before.
:>However CCHHR can change for every new dataset, even with same content. 
:>Is it possible to omit the parameter? Obviously SYSLIB DD point to the 
:>dataset I want to modify.
:>It is not PDS or PDSE.
:>
:>
:>Problem #2.
:>Is is possible to print the content of additional 32-byte sufix using 
:>AMASPZAP? Or maybe other tool?
:>Is the sufix content documented anywhere?

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Re: curious: Popularity & use of C on z/OS.

2018-01-18 Thread Pew, Curtis G
On Jan 17, 2018, at 11:06 PM, Joel C. Ewing  wrote:
> 
> One of the issues of ACM SIGPLAN Notices definitively resolved this
> issue by suggesting that the any need for the harmful semantics of GOTO
> statement could easily be eliminated by instead allowing a "COME FROM"
> statement.  I can't remember which year, but it was an April issue.  :)

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Re: 0C4 in IGGCSI00

2018-01-18 Thread Kirk Wolf
Thank you ITschak!

I will try posting on the zPDT list to see if anyone there with later
maintenance has the problem, or whether it is just a GA V2R2 issue

Kirk Wolf
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On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 1:29 AM, ITschak Mugzach  wrote:

> Same abens on our v2.2 (zPDT).
>
> ITschak
>
> בתאריך 18 בינו׳ 2018 4:04 לפנה״צ,‏ "Walt Farrell" 
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> > On Thu, 18 Jan 2018 11:38:28 +1100, Wayne Bickerdike 
> > wrote:
> >
> > >Kirks example was *KIRK..FOO*.
> > >
> > >I don't even receive a message for that filter..
> >
> > Thanks, Wayne.
> >
> > Sorry, Kirk. I didn't read carefully enough.
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Re: What about 3390-9 track???

2018-01-18 Thread R.S.

OK, the manual is little bit out of date. ;-)
It is SC26-7408-10, a book from z/OS 1.13 Collection. However IMHO 
nothing has changed in that area during last 10-20 years.

I checked in z/OS 2.2 - it is fixed.

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W dniu 2018-01-18 o 14:55, Steve Smith pisze:

I don't know what you mean by "current one", as I have V2R3 manual
(SC23-6852-30), and it has no such inconsistency in Appendix E, Table
71, on page 428.

sas

2018-01-17 19:08 GMT-05:00 R.S. :

I just read some chapter of DFSMS Macro Instructions for Datasets, the
current one.
And I found the manual claims a 3990-9 hac longer track size: it is 56669 -
not 56664.
Is it a typo or there is something I don't know???
(it is Appendix 1.5.4)


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Re: AMASPZAP usage

2018-01-18 Thread R.S.
It is not necessarily PS dataset, it can be some component of VSAM. 
Actually I'm using SPZAP to inject some "illegal values" inside.
And I'd like to make it automatically. Batch is automatic, online is 
manual. ;-)


Of course I know the offset and old data. What I cannot predict is disk 
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W dniu 2018-01-18 o 15:06, Binyamin Dissen pisze:

I would suggest that AMASPZAP is the wrong tool for this. It requires knowing
the offset.

Why not simply an edit session with a hex change command? As you are doing a
PS dataset anyway, no big deal. Or a simple program?

On Thu, 18 Jan 2018 14:44:54 +0100 "R.S." 
wrote:

:>Problem #1.
:>I want to change some data in a dataset (non-PO) using AMASPZAP.
:>
:>My SYSIN:
:>CCHHR   0555000A01
:>VER 01F6  080006,400050,01E00016
:>REP 01F6  080007,400050,01E00026
:>ABSDUMPT    ALL
:>
:>The problem is CCHHR. Sometimes I know exactly what I want to change
:>(simply: know VER content), so I don't have to perform the ABDSUMPT before.
:>However CCHHR can change for every new dataset, even with same content.
:>Is it possible to omit the parameter? Obviously SYSLIB DD point to the
:>dataset I want to modify.
:>It is not PDS or PDSE.
:>
:>
:>Problem #2.
:>Is is possible to print the content of additional 32-byte sufix using
:>AMASPZAP? Or maybe other tool?
:>Is the sufix content documented anywhere?

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Re: curious: Popularity & use of C on z/OS.

2018-01-18 Thread Mike Schwab
And even made it to 99 bottles of beer.
http://www.99-bottles-of-beer.net/language-intercal-333.html

On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 8:13 AM, Pew, Curtis G
 wrote:
> On Jan 17, 2018, at 11:06 PM, Joel C. Ewing  wrote:
>>
>> One of the issues of ACM SIGPLAN Notices definitively resolved this
>> issue by suggesting that the any need for the harmful semantics of GOTO
>> statement could easily be eliminated by instead allowing a "COME FROM"
>> statement.  I can't remember which year, but it was an April issue.  :)
>
> “COME FROM” was implemented in INTERCAL (http://www.catb.org/esr/intercal/)
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Re: AMASPZAP usage

2018-01-18 Thread Binyamin Dissen
On Thu, 18 Jan 2018 15:53:35 +0100 "R.S." 
wrote:

:>It is not necessarily PS dataset, it can be some component of VSAM. 
:>Actually I'm using SPZAP to inject some "illegal values" inside.
:>And I'd like to make it automatically. Batch is automatic, online is 
:>manual. ;-)

Edit can be done batch.

:>Of course I know the offset and old data. What I cannot predict is disk 
:>address and in fact cannot understand why AMASPZAP wants me to provide 
:>unnecessary information.

AMASPZAP was built for a specific purpose where very exact information helps
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Only very old matches when searching the archives

2018-01-18 Thread Peter Hunkeler
I'm trying to search IBM-Main's archive but am getting only matches from 2007 
and elder. Even searching for words I can see in current threads do not show up.

Is anyone else having the same problem this?



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Re: Only very old matches when searching the archives

2018-01-18 Thread Walt Farrell
On Thu, 18 Jan 2018 16:30:02 +0100, Peter Hunkeler  wrote:

>I'm trying to search IBM-Main's archive but am getting only matches from 2007 
>and elder. Even searching for words I can see in current threads do not show 
>up.
>
>Is anyone else having the same problem this?

First, just to be clear since "IBM-MAIN's archive" is somewhat imprecise:
(a) There is IBM-MAIN, to which you posted, and which has an archive on the web 
here: https://listserv.ua.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A0=IBM-MAIN
It contains information from January 2005 through now.

(b) There is IBM-MAIN-ARCHIVES, located on the web here: 
https://listserv.ua.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A0=IBM-MAIN-ARCHIVES
It contains information from 1986 through 2004.

So, since you're finding information from 2007, I'll assume you're in the right 
archive, (a).

How are you searching? Via the web, e.g., from the Search box or Search link on 
the right-hand navigation here: 
https://listserv.ua.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A1=ind1801&L=IBM-MAIN

Or by sending commands to the listserv server address?

Via the web, from what I can see, you will be presented with the 100 oldest 
entries that match your search term. You can advance to 100 newer entries that 
match by selecting More Hits at the bottom of the list. And you can keep 
advancing forward, 100 entries at a time, by continuing to select More Hits.

I haven't tried the command-based method recently, so I can't comment on how 
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AW: Re: Only very old matches when searching the archives

2018-01-18 Thread Peter Hunkeler
>So, since you're finding information from 2007, I'll assume you're in the 
>right archive, (a).


Yep, I've verified this.


>How are you searching? Via the web, e.g., from the Search box or Search link 
>on the right-hand navigation here: 
>https://listserv.ua.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A1=ind1801&L=IBM-MAIN


Via web. I treid the different places where you can start searching. Same 
retsiult.



>Or by sending commands to the listserv server address?

I will try this.


>Via the web, from what I can see, you will be presented with the 100 oldest 
>entries that match your search term. You can advance to 100 newer entries that 
>match by selecting More Hits at the bottom of the list. And you can keep 
>advancing forward, 100 entries at a time, by continuing to select More Hits.


This can well be. I don't seem to be able to change that, I mean to start from 
today and seach backwards.


The sort field says "date/time" most recent first", but that may be missleading.


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Re: AMASPZAP usage

2018-01-18 Thread Peter Hunkeler
>Of course I know the offset and old data. What I cannot predict is disk
address and in fact cannot understand why AMASPZAP wants me to provide
unnecessary information.


I think you may misunderstand the parameters. The offset on the VER and REP 
statements is the byte offset from the beginning of the physical record, aka 
block, you told SPZAP to look at. How would SPZAP know which block to work on, 
if you don't tell it? The CCHHR is exactly this information.




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Re: curious: Popularity & use of C on z/OS.

2018-01-18 Thread Seymour J Metz
The use of goto is a religious issue and will never be settled by mere facts. 
For those seriously interested, Knuth's "Structured Programming With GOTO" is a 
must read.


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Wayne Bickerdike 
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Subject: Re: curious: Popularity & use of C on z/OS.

The old goto chestnut drops again.

*Considered harmful* is a part of a phrasal template

 used in the titles of at
least 65 critical essays in computer science

 and related disciplines.[1]

 Its use in
this context originated in 1968 with Edsger Dijkstra
's
 letter "Go To Statement
Considered Harmful".'t the originator of "goto considered harmful".

I thought Michael Jackson defused it well it the 1970s with his structured
programming book and methods. GOTO was absolutely necessary in many cases.

I'll posit that most will agree and admit that some won't.



On Wed, Jan 17, 2018 at 11:10 PM, David Crayford 
wrote:

> On 17/01/2018 3:19 AM, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
>
>> On Tue, 16 Jan 2018 18:51:55 +, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>>
>> That's a common beginners' mistake. Try putting the label inside a do
>>> block and see what happens. A proper goto would pop what needs to be popped
>>> and no more. See .
>>>
>>> Yes.
>>
>> There I also read:
>>  Continuation
>>  REXX allows implicit continuation; a statement is treated as
>> continued if it
>>  would otherwise be syntactically invalid.  ...
>> ???
>> Not in any Rexx I know.  Is this perhaps a peculiarity of OS/2 Rexx?
>>
>> And C has an improper GOTO.  It allows branching into a block.  It's
>> implementation
>> dependent whether initializations are performed then.  Ugh!
>>
>
> If you don't like those semantics don't use goto. My ROT is to only use
> goto for branching to error handlers or cleanup routines.
>
> If you look at the Linux kernel code including s390 you will see lots of
> goto statements used just for that purpose. It's amusing to read threads
> about what the maintainers think about this subject
> http://koblents.com/Ches/Links/Month-Mar-2013/20-Using-Goto-
> in-Linux-Kernel-Code/.
>
>
>
>> ___
>>
>>> From: Jack J. Woehr
>>> Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2018 3:40 PM
>>>
>>> On 1/14/2018 11:35 AM, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>>>
 REXX doesn't have a goto

>>> Sure it does: SIGNAL
>>>
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Re: Only very old matches when searching the archives

2018-01-18 Thread Tom Marchant
On Thu, 18 Jan 2018 17:51:40 +0100, Peter Hunkeler wrote:

>>So, since you're finding information from 2007, I'll assume you're in the 
>>right archive, (a).
>
>
>Yep, I've verified this.
>
>
>>How are you searching? Via the web, e.g., from the Search box or Search link 
>>on the right-hand navigation here: 
>>https://listserv.ua.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A1=ind1801&L=IBM-MAIN
>
>
>Via web. I treid the different places where you can start searching. Same 
>retsiult.
>
>
>>Via the web, from what I can see, you will be presented with the 100 oldest 
>>entries that match your search term. You can advance to 100 newer entries 
>>that match by selecting More Hits at the bottom of the list. And you can keep 
>>advancing forward, 100 entries at a time, by continuing to select More Hits.
>

I only see 50 at a time.

>This can well be. I don't seem to be able to change that, I mean to start from 
>today and seach backwards.

I don't know of a way to do that. But you can say, for example, since 2017.

>The sort field says "date/time" most recent first", but that may be 
>missleading.

Yes, it seems to be. It seems to give the oldest 50 results, sorted 
in the order that you request. Then you can request the next page. 
How many hits does it say that there are for your search?

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AW: Re: Only very old matches when searching the archives

2018-01-18 Thread Peter Hunkeler
>How many hits does it say that there are for your search?



Well, that is part of the mystery. I was searching for words that must appear 
in post, such as "storage", and I got "No Matches".


In the meantime, I tried a search via mail as show below. Instant reply with a 
long list of hits, with an overview at the tops, instructions to get all post 
in detail, and more detailed information from each post at the end.


An example of an advanced search string:search ('storage' or 'initialize' or 
'clear') in ibm-main since 2015 where sender contains phun
I'll use this interface in the future.
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Re: AMASPZAP usage

2018-01-18 Thread R.S.

W dniu 2018-01-18 o 18:57, Peter Hunkeler pisze:

Of course I know the offset and old data. What I cannot predict is disk

address and in fact cannot understand why AMASPZAP wants me to provide
unnecessary information.


I think you may misunderstand the parameters. The offset on the VER and REP 
statements is the byte offset from the beginning of the physical record, aka 
block, you told SPZAP to look at. How would SPZAP know which block to work on, 
if you don't tell it? The CCHHR is exactly this information.


Well, I read the CCHHR from AMASPZAP ABSDUMPT command, so I have to read 
something and write id down again. I wold like the data to be passed 
automatically. IMHO the address should be relative to begining of file, 
something like RBA. CCHHR is good for disk edition, not dataset.

My €0,02

Of course there are other tools, some of them provide batch interface, 
but I wanted SPZAP because it is not licensed, that means available with 
any z/OS installation.


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Re: Only very old matches when searching the archives

2018-01-18 Thread Lizette Koehler
Did you check both archives? There is a current on and older one.

Lizette


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> 
> I'm trying to search IBM-Main's archive but am getting only matches from 2007
> and elder. Even searching for words I can see in current threads do not show
> up.
> 
> Is anyone else having the same problem this?
> 
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Re: AMASPZAP usage

2018-01-18 Thread John Eells




Of course there are other tools, some of them provide batch interface,
but I wanted SPZAP because it is not licensed, that means available with
any z/OS installation.



Suppose you could copy the record to a temporary data set, modify it, 
and rewrite it?


There are different unload and rewrite techniques for VSAM and non-VSAM, 
but there are record-level utilities for both (IEBPTPCH and IDCAMS). 
You could alter the data with fair ease in a batch job using an 
intermediate TMP (IKJEFTxx) step to modify the content in a variety of 
ways (e.g., CLIST, EXEC, edit macro) without having to write any code in 
HLASM.  You said you did not need partitioned data set support, but it 
comes along with no additional effort other than specifying the member 
name if you use IEBPTPCH.


None of the above requires any licensed feature of z/OS or any 
additional product.


Just a thought.

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Re: AMASPZAP usage

2018-01-18 Thread Tony Harminc
On 18 January 2018 at 09:53, R.S.  wrote:
> It is not necessarily PS dataset, it can be some component of VSAM. Actually
> I'm using SPZAP to inject some "illegal values" inside.
> And I'd like to make it automatically. Batch is automatic, online is manual.

I'm a little surprised that SPZAP is willing/able to open a VSAM
component, since it uses (well it used to...) EXCP, and IIRC OPENing
such a dataset with a DCB will fail. Of course for an executable PDSE
all bets are off (it invokes the Binder API). And whether it supports
data PDSEs at all is unclear.

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Writing SMF 89 records

2018-01-18 Thread Charles Mills
I seem to have this recollection that there were two ways to write SMF 89
records (not counting SMFEWTM): the IFAUSAGE macro and something that I
recall as more of an HLL-callable type routine. Am I correct, or am I
confused? 

Am I perhaps thinking of IFAEDREG? Does it write an SMF 89? Or just check
SYS1.PARMLIB for enablement?

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AW: Re: Only very old matches when searching the archives

2018-01-18 Thread Peter Hunkeler
>Did you check both archives? There is a current on and older one.

No, I tried searching IBM-MAIN because I knew the post I'm looking for is not 
older than two years.


Anyway, as said in a previous post, I'll be using the "command line interface", 
i.e. searching via mail sinc it has much better search options.


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Re: Only very old matches when searching the archives

2018-01-18 Thread Elardus Engelbrecht
Peter Hunkeler wrote:

>I'm trying to search IBM-Main's archive but am getting only matches from 2007 
>and elder. Even searching for words I can see in current threads do not show 
>up.

This is WAD. You are probably not using the search tool properly.

>Is anyone else having the same problem this?

Look at 'Advanced Options' in 'Search Archives' on the IBm-MAIN website.

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