Not the KC, the PDFs of the manuals.
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Exactly!
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+-On Fri, 23 Feb 2018 12:50:48 -0500, Susan Shumway wrote:
>
>While I have you, note that we're soon changing how we deliver z/OS KC4z
>plug-ins. You'll obtain them nice and easy through FTP instead of
>Softcopy Librarian. Watch for at least a Flash about it.
>
>Yours truly,
>Sue Shumway
>
This p
On Fri, 17 Jul 2020 07:59:09 -0500, Dana Mitchell wrote:
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>This post is over 2 years old, did anything ever happen with this? I'd like
>to download the z/OS 2.4 kc content to deploy on 2.2 kc while I start on 2.4
>but I can't find it to download.
>Dana
>
Please disregard, I found it at
htt
For those not aware of this IBM has been offering free web COBOL classes and
have been getting hundreds of people in attendance, many of whom are new
mainframe programmers.
They are also offering a free class on the IDZ/Data Studio products (ECLIPSE
based products for Cobol, SQL and other lan
Gadi,
In order for your z/OS lpars to stay in line with the NTP servers time, you
will need to change your CLOCKxx member to look like this:
OPERATOR NOPROMPT
STPZONE YES
STPMODE YES
TIMEDELTA 10
An IPL will be required to put this into effect.
Peter
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[Default] On 16 Jul 2020 20:01:25 -0700, in bit.listserv.ibm-main
wayn...@gmail.com (Wayne Bickerdike) wrote:
>COBOL fails at MOVE. It's a COPY. Maybe they should have said REPLICATE,
>since COPY was already taken. So, not good English.
I agree. COPY should have been INCLUDE and MOVE should have
If I join the virtual SHARE I would like to set up a BOF to discuss
the new Binary usages (they would obviate truncation problems and
picture usage discrepancy), Boolean capabilities (bit manipulation and
testing), IEEE floating point usages and new decimal rounding
operations such as round half to
A general question; from a security and auditing perspective, is there a best
practices or recommendation of what SMF records and sub types should be created?
//* Peter Ten Eyck
//* Senior Systems Programmer
//* American National
//
American National is the bran
Hi Peter,
a) enabling as many subtypes in 119
b) check out near real-time monitoring for z/OS CS -
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSLTBW_2.4.0/com.ibm.zos.v2r4.halx001/inttcp.htm
c) doing whatever's required (sorry I don't know the specifics off the top of
my head) to make RACF w
Hello
We are running IBM RDZ on zOS 2.3 with java 6. What's the maximum memory
limit for java ? Is it based on Java version or zOS version ?
Peter
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I think the answer is it depends.
How much memory is available - as I recall JAVA can take it all
In OMVS - Ua -limit
core file 8192b
cpu time 85835
data size unlimited
file size unlimited
stack size unlimited
file descriptors 64000
address space 1657832k
memory above bar 2048m
from MV
Fixed formatting
D OMVS,LIMIT
OMVS 0011 ACTIVE OMVS=(00)
SYSTEM WIDE LIMITS: LIMMSG=NONE
CURRENT HIGHWATER SYSTEM
USAGE USAGE LIMIT
MAXPROCSYS 200 259 2100
MAXUIDS 26 31 500
MAXPTYS 0 1 800
MAXMMAPAREA 8428 8428 40960
MAXSHAREPAGES 47918 254576 32768000
IPCMSGNIDS 17 20 50
You may want to look at your Java memory settings and defaults. For example in
my .profile for OMVS I have the following statements
export IBM_JAVA_OPTIONS=-Xms8m
export IBM_JAVA_OPTIONS="-Xmx96m "$IBM_JAVA_OPTIONS
export IJO=-Xms8m
export IJO="-Xmx96m "$IJO
Jerry Whitteridge
jerry.whitteri...
The formatting didn’t come out right
Each export starts a new line
export IBM_JAVA_OPTIONS=-Xms8m
export IBM_JAVA_OPTIONS="-Xmx96m "$IBM_JAVA_OPTIONS
export IJO=-Xms8m
export IJO="-Xmx96m "$IJO"
Jerry Whitteridge
jerry.whitteri...@albertsons.com
Manager Mainframe Systems & HP Non-Stop
Albertso
Lionel, we have some ISPF rexx Web enabled using ISPF Gateway.
Apache + cgi rexx + ispf gtw + ispf rexx
1. Logon usr/pwd/tls done by Apache IHS
2. No screen conversion: if native then ispexec display else return html data.
3. cgi rexx parse & call gtw
4. one shoot run. If you need persistent dat
With IBM threatening to discontinue plain FTP next Monday, I'm wondering
what is the transport of choice for sending data to ECuRep?
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Edward E. Jaffe
831 Parkview Drive North
El Segundo, CA 90245
https://www.phoenixsoftware.com/
Hi Ed, for my site, we are required to use IBM Blue Diamond (SFTP) site, I
think most government sites are required to use this transport, it may be
available to the GP, I'm not sure, but it works very well for us.
Carmen Vitullo
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On 7/17/2020 11:12 AM, Carmen Vitullo wrote:
Hi Ed, for my site, we are required to use IBM Blue Diamond (SFTP) site, I
think most government sites are required to use this transport, it may be
available to the GP, I'm not sure, but it works very well for us.
Carmen,
SFTP is great for manual
Ed
Given your options that you mentioned I'd first look at using Curl in a batch
job probably first trying HTTPS (seems that that is what most Corporate
firewalls allow through with the least restrictions). Corporate Firewalls seem
to abhor any protocol that has the letters F T and P anywhere i
unfortunately Ed, Blue Diamond is a GUI only, a browser interface, I still have
to TERSE and move the data to my PC before I use this interface.
when I get a dump or have to send IBM logs or such, it's a process, and one
I've had to deal with since we are no longer allowed any ftp or sftp access
On 7/17/2020 11:30 AM, Jerry Whitteridge wrote:
Ed
Given your options that you mentioned I'd first look at using Curl in a batch
job probably first trying HTTPS (seems that that is what most Corporate
firewalls allow through with the least restrictions). Corporate Firewalls seem
to abhor any
Actually - I'm back at Albertsons/Safeway having been hit in the May IBM RA so
only one site.
Before we went to IBM we were using curl internally between the mainframe and a
number of Linux servers as it was a common protocol on both platforms (sftp
didn’t work for us as it was omvs only).
I've
On Fri, 17 Jul 2020 11:05:49 -0700, Ed Jaffe
wrote:
>With IBM threatening to discontinue plain FTP next Monday, I'm wondering
>what is the transport of choice for sending data to ECuRep?
>
Ed,
We use PDUU with HTTPS and it works very well - it was introduced with zOS
2.4 but I think OA559
On Tue, 14 Jul 2020 12:16:37 +0200, R.S. wrote:
>I hate new names of PPRC and XRC (and PPRC-XD), but... But one should
>know there are new features. New features with new names, but no old
>name exist for them.
>
>There are still PPRC, XRC, PPRC-XD, but there is also some kind of "XRC
>without z/
IBM has been threatening to disallow plain FTP for several years. We cannot use
FTPS here because of an appliance (Bluecoat) that we rely on to punch through
the internet firewall. Bluecoat does not understand FTPS syntax. Eventually IBM
offered HTTPS as an FTP alternative, which we're fine with
On 7/17/2020 1:53 PM, Jesse 1 Robinson wrote:
IBM has been threatening to disallow plain FTP for several years. We cannot use
FTPS here because of an appliance (Bluecoat) that we rely on to punch through
the internet firewall. Bluecoat does not understand FTPS syntax. Eventually IBM
offered HT
On 7/17/2020 11:39 AM, Carmen Vitullo wrote:
unfortunately Ed, Blue Diamond is a GUI only, a browser interface, I still have
to TERSE and move the data to my PC before I use this interface.
when I get a dump or have to send IBM logs or such, it's a process, and one
I've had to deal with since w
Can I ask why you guys are (apparently) so averse to the PDUU/HTTPS solution?
.
.
J.O.Skip Robinson
Southern California Edison Company
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SHARE MVS Program Co-Manager
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IIRC, Z/OS address space constraints may come into play:
MEMLIMIT, in JCL, or system via SMFPRMXX “is the limit on the use of
virtual storage above 2 gigabytes for a single address space“
Your site’s SMF exits, IEFUSI and the like, can (silently) muck things up.
Ken
On Fri, Jul 17, 2020at 12:59
On 7/17/2020 2:27 PM, Jesse 1 Robinson wrote:
Can I ask why you guys are (apparently) so averse to the PDUU/HTTPS solution?
If you look at IBM's Blue Diamond site information, it states that it is
for customers requiring "special handling" of data.
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Edward E.
If I issue the command F ftpserver,DEBUG=JES where does the trace output go?
Thanks,
Charles
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Anyone? The 'JES' is not significant to the question. Could be DEBUG=CMD or
ACC.
Charles
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Mine goes to syslogd. When syslogd wasn't configured, it landed in he console
log
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I thought most of the article was excellent. She did miss the one point we
discussed, though, that the parts of the systems that were being overloaded
were ~not~ the parts driven by COBOL and running on the mainframe, but the
newer and more fashionable segments of the systems.
Good article ove
Am I missing something obvious, here? In what computer language(s) is a move
not actually a copy? And how?
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