I appreciate what a privilege it is to work with NetView Rexx.
Rexx function ENVDATA('G'):
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/z-netview/6.3.0?topic=files-session-information-functions
> Returns a list of blank delimited entries representing the REXX, PL/I, and
> C procedures in the calling sequence or p
Maybe it is hard to understand for you, so I'll try to explain again:
Yes, I use Polish names in Poland. However my name is Radosław - note
the Ł character. But my signature is "Radoslaw". Why? For you. For you,
and for those who does not know Polish. Vast majority of Hebrew,
Russian, Bulgarian
thanks. I'll look at that after my morning hit of caffeine.
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I had this vague notion that AT-TLS was smart enough not to do that.
I have seen customers running TLS over a VPN, and that works fine (albeit
probably at somewhat reduced speed).
I have seen people running SFTP over an encrypted link. Talk about overkill!
(and sl
I've never used CEETEST, instead doing all of my debugging with z/XDC, an
outstanding product from ColeSoft, but let me ask a question based on my
experience.
Are you sure you use the line number in the PDS in the AT? Unless you also
define the ds and member somewhere, the loadmod has no knowledg
Just noticed a message in tool AT STATEMENT not supported for compile unit
And yet if I go to the section frequently used assembler commands in the debug
tool reference summary there is an example at line number
Thanks
> On Jan 28, 2022, at 8:18 AM, Ramsey Hallman wrote:
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> I've never u
Just changed the line number and it stopped
After the call the line numbers are off
Thank you
> On Jan 28, 2022, at 8:33 AM, Joseph Reichman wrote:
>
> Just noticed a message in tool AT STATEMENT not supported for compile unit
>
> And yet if I go to the section frequently used assembler c
Maybe it is hard to understand for you, so I'll try to explain again:
Businesses with local customers and employees want to make things comfortable
and convenient for them. Some of those customers and employees may not even
know the Roman alphabet. Yes, if they have foreign customers then their
What code page are you using for logical not (¬)? It;s displaying as �.
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That why I use <> for not equal. I have ISPF set up for LATIN-1 for UNIX
compatibility.
On Friday, January 28, 2022, Seymour J Metz wrote:
> What code page are you using for logical not (¬)? It;s displaying as �.
>
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Are there any freeaware mainframe products which are available to install
via SMPE.? This is required for me to show SMPE installation demo to one of
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GAAP, for the uninitiate, is Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, which
sounds pretty subjective but they're fairly well understood and documented
although they change slightly from year to year. But since I don't know what
DFP is I can't comment further.
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DFP = Decimal Floating Point. New (FSVO "new") hardware data format,
operations done in floating point registers like regular Hexadecimal Floating
Point (HFP) and Binary Floating Point (BFP) operations (traditional C float or
double, PL/1 FLOAT, COBOL COMPUTATIONAL-1 and -2).
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On Fri, 28 Jan 2022 16:00:04 +, Farley, Peter x23353 wrote:
>DFP = Decimal Floating Point. ...
>
You should put that in the Subject: line.
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Can you order Device Support Facilities (5655-257) from Shopz and have them
install it into throwaway libraries? I've used that process in the past when
training people.
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On 1/28/2022 2:45 AM, Radoslaw Skorupka wrote:
Maybe it is hard to understand for you, so I'll try to explain again:
Yes, I use Polish names in Poland. However my name is Radosław - note
the Ł character. But my signature is "Radoslaw". Why? For you.
And thanks for that! I still remember maybe
David Crayford wrote:
>It's company policy where I work to perform code scans using Synopsis
>tools such as Black Duck and Polaris. These tools scan for license
>issues, vulnerabilities, compliance etc. Polaris is so sophisticated
>it flagged a violation because it had detected I was using an S
On Fri, 28 Jan 2022 13:54:38 +, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>
>Businesses with local customers and employees want to make things comfortable
>and convenient for them. Some of those customers and employees may not even
>know the Roman alphabet. Yes, if they have foreign customers then their
>corres
Not only that. Many of the vulnerabilities are zero day. This means that
they were not known at the time you packed your product. LOG4J is a great
example for a 0D. As such, as Phill mentioned, they will not be discovered
by any toll you have.
ITschak
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On 1/27/22 7:05 AM, Eric D Rossman wrote:
Yeah, yeah. Semantics. :)
In some ways it's not /just/ semantics.
Bottom line is that this is a well-established convention. It is NOT
a defined standard anywhere. Heck, RFCs aren't standards at all anyway.
Actually, many RFCs are considered standar
Generally Accepted Accounting Practice in the UK.
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The difference between a loaded and an unleaded firearm is just semantics, but
the cadre in boot camp thought that it was an important difference. Something
about all of they paperwork that they didn't want to fill out after an
"unloaded" weapon going off.
I would be happy if both the -- sp sig
On 1/27/22 3:40 PM, Phil Smith III wrote:
1. Mainframe starts handshake
2. Server ... does its handshake thing
3. Certificates, ciphers, keys exchanged
4. Mainframe says 410 and drops connection
I would expect that steps #2 and / or #3 would have different values for
nonces
Does z/OS not comply with Unicode bidi rules for code page 1208?
For older code pages, IBM doesn't really have a choice but the use the original
text order; I'd expect the same issue on old PC code pages.
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On 1/28/22 6:06 AM, Allan Staller wrote:
I have seen people running SFTP over an encrypted link. Talk about
overkill! (and sl!).
I've talked about HTTPS / SSH (et al.) over IPsec over MACsec with
people before. }:-)
Bonus if either HTTPS or SSH are functioning as an encrypting trans
"Grant Taylor" wrote:
> On 1/27/22 7:05 AM, Eric D Rossman wrote:
> > Yeah, yeah. Semantics. :)
>
> In some ways it's not /just/ semantics.
True. I was trying to add a little levity there.
> > Bottom line is that this is a well-established convention. It is NOT
> > a defined standard anywhere.
On Fri, 28 Jan 2022 17:57:13 +, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>Does z/OS not comply with Unicode bidi rules for code page 1208?
>
>For older code pages, IBM doesn't really have a choice but the use the
>original text order; I'd expect the same issue on old PC code pages.
>
Does 424 count as "old"?
Grant Taylor wrote:
>I would expect that steps #2 and / or #3 would have different values for
>nonces / ephemeral keys between on each end of the connection and that
>this would be visible if you got deep enough into the TLS debugging.
Yes, I would assume so. And we were headed that way: we
On Fri, 28 Jan 2022 08:39:19 -0800, Tom Brennan wrote:
>
>And thanks for that! I still remember maybe 35 years ago I was walking
>out of work late in the day, and two co-workers were outside speaking
>Mandarin. When they saw me they immediately switched to English, which
>surprised me. All I can
All
We have 5 sysplex's in MGM4SITE configuration. We are about nearly fully
implemented and region swap tested through all environments. We are looking
at how to have our operations staff monitor GDPS for critical events.They
wouldnt be expected to take any action, other than to page o
On Thu, 27 Jan 2022 at 17:40, Phil Smith III wrote:
[...]
> AT-TLS is cool, but not when you didn't ask for it. I had assumed that it
> was integrated into GSK and/or TCP/IP such that this scenario would be
> impossible. If it were, then presumably a gsk_environment_init() would keep
> AT-TLS from
Tony Harminc wrote:
>What you can do, regardless of whether you *think* you're using AT-TLS
>or not, is to get the socket status using ioctl() with one of the
>SIOCTTLSCTL requests. This can tell you all kinds of stuff, but most
>basically you can see if the connection is secured (or will be if
Hi SORT experts, I have tried something I thought was simple, but keep
running into problems. I must have missed something along the way, and I am
sure you will pick it up quite easily.
My input is a file of old and new names:
Pos 1-32 : Oldname
Pos 34-66 : Newname
OLDNAME1
> I keep getting syntax errors in my INREC, probably because I have not
done
> this before and have forgotten something. Can someone lend a hand?
Don,
You need to use "/" to create a new line which is ONLY on applicable on
OUTFIL. Here is sample job that would give you the desired results
//STEP
Anyone know the mechanism for saving session keys on z/OS? I've searched but
"session", "key"/"keys", and "session key"/"session keys" are terrible
search terms, find way too many noise hits.
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On Fri, 28 Jan 2022 08:39:19 -0800, Tom Brennan wrote:
And thanks for that! I still remember maybe 35 years ago I was walking
out of work late in the day, and two co-workers were outside speaking
Mandarin. When they saw me they immediately switched
On 29/1/22 12:53 am, Phil Smith III wrote:
pipeline every time we merge into our development branch or master.
I know YOU know this, David, but it bears stating explicitly: none of these
tools would (did) detect the log4j vuln.
I'm cognizant to that. Humans find vulnerabilities. In the cas
Hello John/Shmuel,
apologies for not noticing that coding style in this old piece of code. These
days I do use "<>" for not equal.
Should be easy to correct.
On Fri, 28 Jan 2022 14:23:12 +, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>What code page are you using for logical not (¬)? It;s displaying as �.
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