Rather than sniffing control blocks, you could consider using the JES-neutral
IAZXJSAB service to extract information from the JSAB - this is the service we
use in SDSF.
The code looks something like :
IAZXJSAB READ,ASCB=(R10),
JOBNAME=WA_JOBNAME,
JOBID=WA_JOBID,
USER
Fake it til you make it. :D
Den ons 7 aug. 2024 18:50roscoe5 <
056b62686b81-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> skrev:
> Yep. I’ve been impressed by how helpful and dead wrong ChatGPT can be. It
> has told me to issue commands that don’t exist, etc. When challenged,
> especially if I ask it for th
On 8/7/2024 12:35 PM, Steve Horein wrote:
I had similar interests not long ago, and got some direction with CHKTRID
from Binyamin Dissen and Rob Scott:
That is what we use in our code. However, the actual field name is
CHTRKID, not CHKTRID.
Unfortunately, the CSCB doesn't help identify z/OS
Colin P wrote
char *pJBNI;
char *pJBNS;
pJBNI = (char*)*(long*)(plASCB+ASCBJBNI);// for jobs
pJBNS = (char*)*(long*)(plASCB+ASCBJBNS); // for started tasks
#define ASCBJBNI 172L
#define ASCBJBNS 176L
One or the other will be zero
The last line is not true as written. For example, within
On 8/8/2024 5:54 AM, Peter Relson wrote:
You might instead consider ASSBJBNS / ASSBJBNI which are not pointers, rather
are the 8-byte values themselves
Just learned something!
Been using the ASCB pointers to CSCB "forever." Totally missed knowing
this character info was copied to ASSB...
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I vaguely recall a job type field, but I don't remember what control block it
was in.
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Pete
What is referred to as "Artificial Intelligence" is actually better described
by the term "automated plagiarism". All it's capable of is
collecting/rehashing/reformulating/regurgitating information that has been
collected from "all over".
If it provides you an answer to something, it's bec
It's a bit more than that, but I coined the term "Artificial Stupidity" (AS) to
describe what it sometimes does.
GIGO, and the usual rules apply.
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Ed,
Is the OUCBOMVS flag an indicator that the address space is "dubbed"?
Lennie
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On 8/7/2024 12:35 PM, Stev
I always thought it was STCBOTCB being non-zero.
Rob Scott
Rocket Software
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Ed,
Is the OUCBOMVS f
Trying to satisfy an audit requirement and need show the SCLM "release" in use.
I realize that SCLM is not a product, it is a feature of ISPF. It is included
in the licensing of z/OS. We are running what's called "z/OS 02.05.00 ISPF".
Any suggestions on how to identify and document the SCLM "re
If you have access to your z/OS 2.5 CSI, look at the FMID for one of the SCLM
panels. That should assist in your task.
Mark Jacobs
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On Thu, 8 Aug 2024 12:59:47 -0500, Peter Ten Eyck
wrote:
>Trying to satisfy an audit requirement and need show the SCLM "release" in use.
>
>I realize that SCLM is not a product, it is a feature of ISPF. It is included
>in the licensing of z/OS. We are running what's called "z/OS 02.05.00 ISPF"
To All,
How do I get these records generated ?
I started RMF but haven't seen anything yet.
I haven't read the manuals.
I'm hoping for a response from an experienced user.
If not, I'll read the books.
Regards, Pierre.
On Thu, 8 Aug 2024 18:40:59 -0500, Pierre Fichaud wrote:
>To All,
>How do I get these records generated ?
>I started RMF but haven't seen anything yet.
>I haven't read the manuals.
>I'm hoping for a response from an experienced user.
>If not, I'll read the books.
>Regards, Pie
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