Doug, Brian, Kees,
Thank you for your input.
Tom
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The reply of ETJ, when I asked if they had a "Letters to the Editor" section:
On 2017-01-26 01:31, Denny Yost wrote:
> Since you are the owner of software/hardware/services company in the IT
> industry, you can submit article for publication once you have signed an
> annual promotion contract wit
A further question: the CEEDUMP we receive in COBOL 5 lacks a dump of the
WORKING STORAGE SECTION. Can this be remedied by changing compile-time or
run-time parameters?
Please advise.
Thank you,
Steff Gladstone
On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 6:51 PM, Steff Gladstone
wrote:
> Are there any whizzes ou
(I admit I could miss the information in the thread)
What was the speed of tape reader or card reader?
Of course I don't mean the device in motion transported on the wheels,
but rather data transfer in bytes per second. ;-)
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Good question. My experience using these devices coupled with a short wave
radio gave us a rate of about 150-300 baud. If you figure 8 bits per baud, you
get 2400 bps. However, you asked about bytes so I'm thinking we can simply go
back to the original number and say 300 BPS. Other hardware
The IBM 1402 reader punch read cards at 800 cards/minute or 64,000
character/minute (1066.67 characters/second)
The IBM 2540 reader punch read cards at 1000 cards/minute (1333.3
characters/second)
The IBM 2671 paper tape reader read tape at 500 to 1000 character per
second.
Michael C. O'Byrne
The IBM 1402 card reader read cards at 800 cards per minute or 1066.67
characters per second (14XX series).
The IBM 2540 card reader read cards at 1000 cards per minute of 1333.3
characters per second (S360 series).
The IBM 2671 paper tape reader read 500 - 1000 characters per second.
Michael
I agree too
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It would help to know what your current CEE Parms are set at.
Could you provide them?
Lizette
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What version of z/OS are you running?
Here is a good description of the CEEDUMP layout
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSLTBW_2.2.0/com.ibm.zos.v2r2.ceea100/dumphd.htm
Enclave Storage Shows the Language Environment heap storage. For C/C++
and PL/I routines, heap storage i
My first experience was with an IBM 2560 on a 370/125.
The IBM 2560 Multi-Function Card Machine (MFCM) provides the System/360 Model
20 with a unique and versatile input/output capability. It combines the
facilities of a card reader, card punch, collator, interpreter, and card
document printe
In my humble opinion this is not a problem with HMC but network/email
folks in the organisation.
Any HMC name and domain has to be somehow "authorized" within company
network. So, *some* effort has to be done, irrespectively of the name of
HMC.
If I could choose I would pay much more effort in
I was an FE back in the day, and we used...well you all can figure out
the first 2 letters we called it, the last 2 were card muncher.
Doug Fuerst
d...@bkassociates.net
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There are just loads of uses and possibilities for blockchain. I had
started looking into coding for Bitcoin to use unused cycles on z/OS to
make money. But then migrated over to blockchain as a concept to act as a
proof or record history. I was pondering single user record concept that
would al
Gentle Readers,
I am trying to print TYPE 17 records(using IDCAMS PRT command) to find out what
dsns were deleted from 15:00 (3.pm.) up to 17:00 (5.pm. The IDCAM report that
is produced doesn't seem to give me what I am looking for. I was wondering if
someone can validate my input cards.
//SY
This problem hits close to the heart of IBM-Main. I discovered a while back
that a new email address could not successfully be registered from within the
company network. This might be for a new person or for someone whose email
address had changed. After considerable frustration, I learned that
1) What does the output say from the IFASMFDP program?
The bottom of the listing will tell you how many records were extracted.
2) Go to CBTTAPE.ORG and download DAF. It can read SMF Data and it is easier
to extract details like this
IDCAMS probably had no records from the IFASMFDP
> Rob Schramm wrote:
> I had started looking into coding for Bitcoin to use unused cycles on z/OS to
> make money.
z/Series machines are not geared towards floating point operations the way
commodity GPUs, FPGAs, or purposely built BitCoin miners are. So you surely
would spend more money on elect
There wee 80,958 records printed.I just want to ensure that the parms for
the start and stop time is of the proper syntax..
On Thu, 1/26/17, Lizette Koehler wrote:
Subject: Re: SMF QUESTION
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Esmie moo,
The SMF17 record is simple and straight forward as it does not have
variable sections or triplets. There are 2 time fields in the SMF layout
SMF17TME - Time since midnight, in hundredths of a second, when the record
was moved into the SMF buffer.
SMF17RST - Time since midnight, in
rob.schr...@gmail.com (Rob Schramm) writes:
> There are just loads of uses and possibilities for blockchain. I had
> started looking into coding for Bitcoin to use unused cycles on z/OS to
> make money. But then migrated over to blockchain as a concept to act as a
> proof or record history. I wa
>>> On 1/26/2017 at 06:51 AM, Robert Prins wrote:
> The reply of ETJ, when I asked if they had a "Letters to the Editor" section:
>
> On 2017-01-26 01:31, Denny Yost wrote:
> > Since you are the owner of software/hardware/services company in the IT
> > industry, you can submit article for publ
So the report on the far right hand side at the bottom says 80+ records.
Starting in Col 1
DATE(ddd,ddd)
START(hhmm)
END(hhmm)
This report show 522 records for SMF 88 Records
SUMMARY ACTIVITY REPORT
START DATE-TIME 01/26/2017-04:46:23
By not specifying a date, you extracted records from the 2 hour window for
every day present in the SMF data.
While probably not a problem, the ":17" is superfluous for a single record type.
As suggested, DAF is the tool of choice for this since it will allow you to
eliminate the records for te
We are beginning the transition to COBOL V5.2 from V4.2 and exploring the new
options available for debugging.
We just discovered that the INITCHECK option is incompatible with OPTIMIZE(0).
Using both options generates this warning-level message:
IGYOS4021-W The "INITCHECK" option was discar
On 26 January 2017 at 12:43, Cannaerts, Jan wrote:
> z/Series machines are not geared towards floating point operations the way
> commodity GPUs, FPGAs, or purposely built BitCoin miners are. So you surely
> would spend more money on electricity powering the machine than you'd gain
> through minin
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I would suggest getting 6.1 then converting. IBM made some changes
that eliminate some situations that need coding changes. Should be
the same license cost, just cost you install time. Be sure to convert
to Country Multiplex / MSU licensing so you don't have a limited time
before having to pay f
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Not my call, unfortunately. Mgmt decision already made more than several
levels above me.
If there are any docs out there (preferably slide-type presentations suitable
for mgmt) with technical justification(s) that could help change the decision,
I'd appreciate pointers.
Peter
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Initially, the numeric / zero checks would not work like before. I
know there is an parm to make it work like before in 6.1. Not sure if
they applied it to 5.2.
IBM Cobol Documentation page. Click on Version (6.1) then download
Migration guide. Compare to 5.2 guide.
http://www-01.ibm.com/suppo
Jan Cannaerts wrote:
>z/Series machines are not geared towards floating point operations the way
>commodity GPUs, FPGAs, or purposely built BitCoin miners are.
True, but I don't think Rob Schramm is using a zSeries machine (z990, z890,
z900, or z800). I assume he's using one of the IBM z Systems.
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