FWIW: Around a year ago, z/XDC became a product that uses TRAP2. It
gives the user the option of using TRAP2 or X'00' opcodes for
breakpoints. It yields some performance improvement, but not as much
as I had hoped.
Dave Cole
ColeSoft Marketing
414 Third Street, NE
Charlottesville, VA 22902
EAD
we did exactly the Same to a custumer specific Debugging Product some years
ago (replacing x00 Breakpoints with trap2) and Made the Same experience:
some Performance gains but not so much. for the Update of the duct our
systems Folks wrote a Special svc for us which did only this, nothing Else.
We finally decided that with the number of volumes involved--thousands--no
comparison tool could complete within a reasonable window. So we held our
breath and took the plunge. We succeeded.
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J.O.Skip Robinson
Southern California Edison Company
Electric Dragon Team Paddler
SHARE MVS Program
If a company can't afford to do computing correctly, and that includes
doing it securely, they shouldn't have computers in house in the first
place. Particularly medical related companies such as hospitals. That's a
HIPPA violation waiting to happen. Which in the US, carries potentially
severe cons
Up to 10k per HIPPA violation.
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On Saturday, June 22, 2019, 11:59 AM, Donald Blake wrote:
If a company can't afford to do computing correctly, and that includes
doing it securely, they shouldn't have computers in house in the first
place. Particularly medical re
10K or 20M in GDPR, the fact is that most organizations that are attacked
are those whose security is poor for budgetary reasons. There are some rich
but stupid, but most of them are poor. in security, like life, it's better
to be young (technology wise) and rich than old and poor.
ITschak
On Sat
No matter how correctly a site does their work, there's always a chance
of an issue. So how we handle a breach should also be looked at. For
example, how can data be held hostage? You just treat the failure as if
your production disks all died at once, restore from your latest offline
backup
Old spool exit hack
MVS/ESA and JES3, UK big bank Nasty Wetmonster.
We had the usual assortment of exits and mods. We had a problem with jobs
throwing excessive amounts of output to spool. The answer was surprisingly
simple--put a STIMER (not STIMERM SET) in the exit, which slowed down that
job t
*HIPAA
On 2019-06-22 12:40, Bill Johnson wrote:
> Up to 10k per HIPPA violation.
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> On Saturday, June 22, 2019, 11:59 AM, Donald Blake wrote:
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> If a company can't afford to do computing correctly, and that includes
> doing it securely, they shouldn't hav
Yeah, should know that. Directly involved.
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On Saturday, June 22, 2019, 10:48 PM, David Spiegel
wrote:
*HIPAA
On 2019-06-22 12:40, Bill Johnson wrote:
> Up to 10k per HIPPA violation.
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> On Saturday, June 22, 2019, 11:5
Peter wrote:
>Cross posted
Where?
>One of our distributed team asked us whether hipersocket follows
>OSI model ?
>As it is a in memory transfer so I was not sure how to explain them.
Yes, HiperSockets present OSI Model Layer 3 and/or Layer 2, as you wish and
configure. Layer 2 support was added
Jim,
What's wrong with telling the two SE's to get their time from the same NTP
server? That's what I got our SE to set up.
Regards,
Alan Watthey
-Original Message-
From: Jim Elliott
Sent: 21 June 2019 5:14 pm
Subject: z14 SE clocks sync to HMC/NTP
We have an issue where the 2 Sup
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