Mark Waterbury wrote:
>I am searching to see if anyone can find a copy of the IBM
>Query-By-Example product that ran under VM/370 circa the
>mid-1970s
IBM Program Number 5796-PKT, Query-By-Example for VM/370 CMS, was/is(*) a
priced software product. According to this IBM price list from 1984:
Hi,
Is it possible to translate a ACS routine in Batch?
Is it possible to activate a SMS configuration in Batch?
I am running z/OS v2.2.
Thanks
Gadi
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Dear Ed,
Best wishes and prayers,
Regards,
Suresh
On Mon, Jul 16, 2018 at 11:23 PM, Edward Gould
wrote:
> Approximately 2 months I had a life altering incident.
> I can no longer function as a sysprog. I resigned my no pay job at the
> place I used to donate my time.
> I find I can no longer d
Thank you sir for sharing your experience and wisdom.
Take time to enjoy the sunlight and mother nature around you.
I would like to pass along some good advise I learned from an admirable
man: enjoy life now
Take care of yourself,
Steve
On Mon, Jul 16, 2018 at 2:23 PM Edward Gould
wrote:
> Appro
Have you tried using Google for it? See if there is anything already Archived?
Have you tried posting to the DB2-L group and see if they know anything?
To join, if you have not done so, go to idug.org
Lizette
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Does anyone happen to know why the BPX PTRACE PT_CONTINUE
request would get a return code of -1 with an errno of EINTR?
I seem to be bumping into that for some strange reason; the IBM doc
gives a warning that the program should not have a SIGCHLD handler
or strange EINTR results would happen, but
Ah, OK. We didn't have a tape/disk manager.
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All the main disk and tape managers have GDGs.
Ton
> Would that have required two storage keys for each job, one for
>writable and one for REFR?
Yes.
> Or, REFR modules could be loaded in key 0, but that might
>compromise privacy (with no threat to integrity).
I don't recall OS/360 setting the fetch protect bit in private storage. IAC,
once you
The lines beginning with * aren't C either . You want void *realp ...
Also, your second and third lines combine pretty well into one.
Cpool *p = (Cpool *)((long)realp & -16));
No one ever said system programming in C was pretty.
Charles
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Ugh indeed. Me C is getting rusty.
void* realp = malloc(1408 + 15);
long ip = (long)realp & -16;
Cpool* p = (CPool*)ip;
sas
On Tue, Jul 17, 2018 at 2:44 PM, Steve Smith wrote:
> In assembler, STORAGE provides a BNDRY= keyword, which would be fine, but
> this is a Metal C program. malloc prov
In assembler, STORAGE provides a BNDRY= keyword, which would be fine, but
this is a Metal C program. malloc provides no such thing. Don's
suggestion is doable, but it's fugly C code, and amounts to doing vascular
surgery wearing oven mitts:
*void realp = malloc(1408 + 15);
long ip = (long)realp
Not sure about subtype 4, but yes, sure, lots of information is available in
lots of subtypes. My question is what is the value of subtypes 94 and 95? There
is no way to correlate them with any other subtype, and by themselves they
don't seem terribly useful.
Charles
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Yeah. Means you need to keep two pointers around: one with the GETMAIN
address for use with FREEMAIN and one that is guaranteed quad-aligned -- but
that's a small price to pay.
Charles
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Think some of this is in subtype 4
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From: Charles Mills
Date: 07/17/2018 1:09 PM (GMT-05:00)
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: Am I missing something in SMF 119 SSH subtypes 94 and 95?
I am lookin
Add 15 bytes to whatever length you are asking for and copy the
pointer. 'And' the last nibble to 0. Voila! quad-aligned pointer. :)
In article
you
wrote:
> Thanks Peter,
> fwiw, the buffer pool stuff is combined (not packed) into a structure
> obtained with __malloc31(). I'll have to researc
Thanks Peter,
fwiw, the buffer pool stuff is combined (not packed) into a structure
obtained with __malloc31(). I'll have to research whether Metal C provides
a way to get Quad-word alignment.
sas
On Tue, Jul 17, 2018 at 12:18 PM, Peter Relson wrote:
>
> But who's at fault here... I'm just
Hello, all:
I am searching to see if anyone can find a copy of the IBM Query-By-Example
product that ran under VM/370 circa the mid-1970s ... it was released as an
IUP, and was supported directly by IBM personnel working at the IBM Research
Labs at Yorktown Heights, NY around 1974 or 1975, IIRC.
I am looking at SMF 119 subtypes 94 and 95 and they appear to me to be
darned near useless. Someone please tell me that I am missing something.
Sure, there are all the characteristics of the SSH security. But there is no
IP address, no (useful) userid, and no session correlator of any kind. So
you
Cross Listed
I did a GENERT, that was OK. However I need to the COUNTY code.
How do I undo the GENCERT so I can redo the GENCERT
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But who's at fault here... I'm just
trying to use the service, and the book says nothing about Q-word aligning
anything. AND, it's been working fine for almost 3 years... have I just
been lucky that my cell pool getmains were Q-aligned until today?
I'd say that it's our fault for not documentin
An unauthorized program can do EXCP with an appendage., as long as it's
specified in PARMLIB.
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Charles Mills
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2018 12:35 PM
Mostly true, but there is a mechanism for authorized code to run unauthorized
subtasks. If you know enough to do it safely then you already know who does it
and how.
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Ouch! I hope that you manage to get around and find another outlet despite the
difficulties. Best of luck.p
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Edward Gould
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2
If the exits are in a non-APF library then the concatenation will not be
authorized. If the exits are in an authorized library and have not been
audited, it's not my dog.
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Look at your V11 maintenance that is applied, I vaguely recall a PTF that made
V10 unsupported, it is out of support now. Just a thought .
Regards,
Doug
.
On Jul 17, 2018, at 08:51, Mark Jacobs - Listserv
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Early code mismatch?
Chopperla Vrao wrote on 7/17/18 7:33 AM:
Hello
Can someon
On 07/16/2018 02:23 PM, Edward Gould wrote:
> Approximately 2 months I had a life altering incident.
> I can no longer function as a sysprog. I resigned my no pay job at the place
> I used to donate my time.
> I find I can no longer do the job.
> I hope much success to all of you and hope that yo
Thanks.
> Have you considered writing an SPO (Secondary Program Operator) and
issuing
> the D NET command you want?
I have certainly considered issuing a D NET command and parsing the results.
Not an incredibly difficult task I know.
I have not quite convinced myself that that is a worthwhile ap
Ed,
You will be missed! Good bye and good luck to you!
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Early code mismatch?
Chopperla Vrao wrote on 7/17/18 7:33 AM:
Hello
Can someone help me on DB2 V10 to V11 migration related error. So far I have
been able to apply fallback PTF's/maintenance and migrate the catalog to V11
CM(DSNTIJTC), till this point things were looking good. When I'm testin
All the best Ed, you will be missed
Mike
On 17 July 2018 at 15:08, Tom Marchant <
000a2a8c2020-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
> On Mon, 16 Jul 2018 14:23:36 -0500, Edward Gould wrote:
>
> >Approximately 2 months I had a life altering incident.
> >I can no longer function as a syspro
On Mon, 16 Jul 2018 14:23:36 -0500, Edward Gould wrote:
>Approximately 2 months I had a life altering incident.
>I can no longer function as a sysprog. I resigned my no pay job at the place I
>used to donate my time.
>I find I can no longer do the job.
>I hope much success to all of you and hope
Hello
Can someone help me on DB2 V10 to V11 migration related error. So far I have
been able to apply fallback PTF's/maintenance and migrate the catalog to V11
CM(DSNTIJTC), till this point things were looking good. When I'm testing
fallback to V10, started getting an error which complains about
I'm sorry to hear this. And I hate to see you go. I do hope you
will find something constructive to do (something you enjoy).
I have benefited from this group and appreciate the knowledge and
experience here.
I have also learned that as different ones leave, there is a hole
that is left behi
The syntactic difference and the citation of I&T Ref. lead me to suspect
that the substringer is part of the system symbol resolver, at execution
time, not of the Reader/Converter. But the interpreter must make the
decision, based on the second character following the symbol name.
Basically, "y
All the very best Ed, you will be missed on IBM-MAIN.
Aled L Hughes
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Edward Gould wrote:
>Approximately 2 months I had a life altering incident.
Out of respect, I rather not ask what that incident was.
>I can no longer function as a sysprog. I resigned my no pay job at the place I
>used to donate my time.
No pay job? Ouch, I hope that employer can help you o
Hi Ed,
I have often benefitted from your insight and voice of experience - as have
many others. Thank you.
I wish you the very best.
Linda
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> On Jul 16, 2018, at 12:23 PM, Edward Gould wrote:
>
> Approximately 2 months I had a life altering incident.
> I can no longe
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