Well I was able to find a utility developed by rocket software ISFACR and
it helped me to generate some commands which were required as part of my
migration
found that already my system had OPERCMDS enabled but other Classes were
not activated.
The generated command also deletes the existing OPER
ISFACR was actually written decades ago, waaay before Rocket involvement in
SDSF.
There is a SDSF security migration manual which has been updated recently to
refer customers to some alternate simpler tools introduced via PTF.
You have to be VERY careful with ISFACR as it does have a "cleanup"
$40-$45 for a VTAM/TCP-IP/Network specialist with MVS, CICS, DB2, and MQ
skills thrown in.
Doug Fuerst
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Date 12/2/2023 22:43:20 PM
Subject Re: Assembler programmer wanted
Hey, I didn't say we don't ~want~ better
Is it possible that this processing used to be done on
an IBM mainframe and was "modernized" ?
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All of these ransom attacks are against non mainframe systems that are modern,
code for cheaper.
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On Sunday, December 3, 2023, 12:28 PM, Nash, Jonathan S.
<01abdcef2f3c-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
Is it possible that this processing used to be don
I always thought this was something a union for IT workers would ask for in a
contract. Why should actors get residuals every time a show runs and not the
programmers every time their program runs? Written programs are every bit
intellectual property as a TV program.
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Interesting analogy. But surely there's one obvious difference: When an
entertainment program runs, someone gets paid, and residuals mean whoever gets
paid (by subscribers, say) has to share the receipts with the writers. But
when a company runs a program they own, they don't receive any mone
LOL, the Indians and I would have more work offered to us :).
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I read of a Mao or a Susan Smith, I try to imagine their temptations, not to
exculpate them, bu
Incorrect. Every time a program of mine ran, the company saved money and the
executives got paid bonuses or salaries (often both) for my work.
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On Sunday, December 3, 2023, 3:01 PM, Bob Bridges wrote:
Interesting analogy. But surely there's one obvious differe
When a bank runs an EFTPOS transaction, a fee is charged, all thanks to
some code. When they run a mortgage amortization program, a debit occurs
on a periodic basis. The whole system of direct debits generates a
transfer of funds from a customer to the code executor...
I could go on
On Mon,
I think you're both dreaming. If you wrote that program on your own time and
then sold it to the customer, you could sell it on whatever terms you and they
could agree on, including residuals if that's what you (and they) want. If
they paid you to write it, then it's theirs, that's all.
...Un
Rather ironically the affected servicer offers "Disaster Recovery as a
Service" been affected since Nov 26 so its not quite mainframe DR
standard.
On Mon, Dec 4, 2023 at 6:12 AM Dave Beagle <
0525eaef6620-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
> All of these ransom attacks are against non
He can ask. There might even be companies who would sign off on it. i suspect,
yjogh, that most would decline.
if residuals ever5 became common practice, would that include the people who
maintained the program? It has the potential to be a huge can of worms.
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Should I pay something to the guy who put the shingles on my house every
time it rains?
It's a trick question. I'm the guy who put the shingles on my house.
On 12/3/2023 12:07 PM, Wayne Bickerdike wrote:
When a bank runs an EFTPOS transaction, a fee is charged, all thanks to
some code. When t
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