Colin Paice wrote:
>Will the charts be available to us?
Yes, after the Webcast.
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For pairs of digits, I was thinking of commas as often used in India, where
an EV6 costs 60.95 Lakh, (Lakh is a multiple 100,000). In Rupees it's
quoted as Rs 60,95,000.
The next multiple bigger is another factor of 100. The only group of 3
digits is for units, tens and hundreds.
Of course there
On Thu, 30 Mar 2023 13:20:54 -0700, Tom Brennan
wrote:
>Good to see! Especially the not-going-away part.
>Also, this item is attractive - "SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES: None"
>
>On 3/30/2023 10:40 AM, Dave Jousma wrote:
>> All,
>>
>> I have a new job posting for Mainframe Storage Management/Sys
SCRT replaced the "percentage of data collected" reporting (Section H5) with
Sections H4 and H6 in SCRT 25.1.0 in 2017.
Section H4 reports, per LPAR, periods (that is, ranges of hours) for which no
SMF data was collected (or for which only SMF70s or SMF89s, but not both,
were collected). Section H
BTW Rudyard Kipling named his house "naulakha" may be because it cost him 9
lakhs to build it. As for Indians using base 10 system for numbers, keep in
mind that this system was invented there.
mkk
On Fri, 31 Mar 2023 09:53:13 +0100, Rupert Reynolds wrote:
>For pairs of digits, I was thinking
Hmm Sounds like you are trying to say, "I know 'that task' (not the one I
am currently running under) has stuff aleserv'ed on it's access list and I want
to be able to look at it's data." I'd say this is a security issue the
system probably wants to prohibit.
Essentially
On Fri, 31 Mar 2023 at 04:53, Rupert Reynolds wrote:
>
> For pairs of digits, I was thinking of commas as often used in India, where
> an EV6 costs 60.95 Lakh, (Lakh is a multiple 100,000). In Rupees it's
> quoted as Rs 60,95,000.
>
> The next multiple bigger is another factor of 100. The only gr
Just want to extend TESTAUTH it does let me display a data space but only
if it’s created in the debugged address space and it’s private only
accessible by the debugged address space
How does TESTAUTH verify that this alet ( the one created in my address
space only accessible by the debugged addr
I'm missing how you would call zEDC from a COBOL programming running in CICS.
The Redbook has no examples - it just says there's a callable service for High
Level Languages. But the Services for HLL languages just says that unauthorized
programs can use a Unix-side library.
And google has a dea
I had to stare at this a second time before I got it. Of course it's true;
I've said it myself, but for a moment I was nevertheless caught in my reflexes.
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Michael,
The information is here on pages 127 to 128.
IBM states specifically that the callable interfaces can be invoked by COBOL.
I have been using the authorized interface for zEDC for several years now, and
I will be the first to admit that the documentation is obtuse and hard to
follow w
Yes, I vaguely remember that the Mayans used zero, but India finished the
job properly, and the west took up the positional decimal system
originating there.
"What have the Romans ever done for us?"
Roops
On Fri, 31 Mar 2023, 14:57 Mohammad Khan, <
047f0e31a222-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu>
Maybe we should post the range of 1 digit numbers?
0-7, 0-9, 0-F.
Or I, V, X, L, C, D, M.
On Fri, Mar 31, 2023 at 3:53 AM Rupert Reynolds wrote:
>
> For pairs of digits, I was thinking of commas as often used in India, where
> an EV6 costs 60.95 Lakh, (Lakh is a multiple 100,000). In Rupees it's
Babylonians gave us 360 degrees, 60 minutes, 60 seconds as units of
time and sky position.
On Fri, Mar 31, 2023 at 12:56 PM Rupert Reynolds wrote:
>
> Yes, I vaguely remember that the Mayans used zero, but India finished the
> job properly, and the west took up the positional decimal system
> ori
360, with so its many factors, always seemed natural to me.
I don't /think/ I'll be adding functions for Roman numerals, or the "Yan,
tan, tethera, methera, pip" system used in parts of England for counting on
the fingers :-)
Roops
On Fri, 31 Mar 2023, 19:03 Mike Schwab, wrote:
> Babylonians g
Hi
Are the registers at SDWASR00 the same as the registers pointed to by
SDWARBAD when SDWARBAD is around I have noticed most of the time they are
SDWAS00 doesn't have 64 bit registers
Or PSW but if they are the same I can get them from the XSB
Thanks
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On Fri, 31 Mar 2023 at 14:33, Rupert Reynolds wrote:
>
> 360, with so its many factors, always seemed natural to me.
>
> I don't /think/ I'll be adding functions for Roman numerals, or the "Yan,
> tan, tethera, methera, pip" system used in parts of England for counting on
> the fingers :-)
That o
On Wed, 29 Mar 2023 03:40:03 -0500, Bill Giannelli
wrote:
>Hi Mark,
>thanks for your response.
>One of the things of my posts that might be confusing, is that I am
>specifically working with DB2 installations and it's tools. I do not work on
>or change the z/OS system it's self. I am a Db2 Sys
On Thu, 30 Mar 2023 18:55:17 +, rpinion865
wrote:
>If you installed the zOSMF certificates from the IZUSEC member of
>SYS1.SAMPLIB, you might want to check the certificate expiration date. Ours
>was set to May 17, 2023. We've deleted and regenerated the certificate with a
>much later date
COBOL:
EVALUATE A = 1
WHEN TRUE [...]
WHEN FALSE [...]
END-EVALUATE
(WHEN FALSE could be WHEN OTHER in this case.)
Not many people would use this over IF ELSE, but it's available.
There's also "EVALUATE TRUE" where each WHEN is a full evaluation, eliminating
any need for IF ELSE/IF ELSE/IF ELS
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