Steve Beaver wrote:
> I have not used IPCS in years -- Does anyone have a useful and complete
> document on how to use IPCS
The good news is that it hasn't changed much ;)
Here's a good SHARE presentation from Jerry Ng that shows the basics of getting
started with IPCS:
https://share.confex.
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Subject: Re: Dumping control blocks on your system easily
Don't forget about the possibility of using IPCS Active to run IPCS against the
live system.
There are a lot of control block formatters and find routines provided by z/OS.
Peter Relson
z/OS
Subject: Re: Dumping control blocks on your system easily
Yes, as soon as I found out about SYSMDUMP/IPCS I never used
SYSUDUMP/SYSABEND again.
But it's still good to see code from Sam Bass. I worked with him on a
mainframe installation around 2016 and he was one of those people who
cou
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Don't forget about the possibility of using IPCS Active to run IPCS against the
Don't forget about the possibility of using IPCS Active to run IPCS against the
live system.
There are a lot of control block formatters and find routines provided by z/OS.
Peter Relson
z/OS Core Technology Design
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Dear Folks,
To make it easier to dump control blocks from your system, I made a
load library which is member F566DUMP on CBT File 566 (Updates page) and
it is in TSO XMIT format, so you can TSO RECEIVE it. This should make
it easier to see that you can dump control blocks from your system
Dear Folks,
I would like to show all of you how to display the contents of
almost any control block on your system, in a very convenient format,
and very easily. All you have to do is slightly modify an existing
assembler program with the name of the control blook, its mapping macro,
and
