And if the 2 Al has been ground finely enough to turn into nanoparticles, then
adding almost anything to it (along with an open flame) will explode,
especially something like Fe2O3 (which will help it explode with all those
atoms of oxygen).
Bill Fairchild
Columbia, South Carolina
USA
Awarenes
You can run ISPF in batch. But running ISPF in batch doesn't let you "script"
an ISPF application as is. In fact, if an ISPF application running in batch
does too many panel displays, ISPF will end it with an error, because there's
not going to be any response to the screen display.
If you have
The Naviquest application (Part od ISMS) is batch ISPF. Burns CPU, but
works. Might be used as an example to getstarted.
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I am saying that the techniques used in the Naviquest application to run ISP.F
panels in batch might help develop scripts to run your ISPF panels in batch. I
don't remember for sure, but it's probably CLIST.
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I am asking this question here because the ISPF-L list has been pretty dormant
for a while now.
We have an old ISPF application which does NOT have a callable API of any kind
that I need to be able to automate for a targeted list of "screen" actions.
Aside from coding a VBS screen "macro" appli
We use Netview for that kind of selected message supress
Regards
Jack
On Fri, Nov 8, 2024, 21:06 esst...@juno.com wrote:
> Hello - .I have been looking at the MPF and IEAVMXIT, and don't see that
> its specific enough for what I want to suppress -These Exits seem to be too
> generic -I would li
Hello - .I have been looking at the MPF and IEAVMXIT, and don't see that its
specific enough for what I want to suppress -These Exits seem to be too generic
-I would like to suppress a very specific instance of ICH408I message when a
specific uss directory is identified in the message -AGAIN we
I’m not sure I understand your answer – How does Naviquest (which at first
glance seems to be batch manipulation of the ISMF storage definition system)
help me script a totally separate old ISPF application that has nothing to do
with storage management?
Are you saying the Naviquest batch tool
RACF can set different security settings for a particular dataset, Is
this able to be set for the USS directory to not report security
errors?
On Fri, Nov 8, 2024 at 3:06 PM esst...@juno.com wrote:
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> Hello - .I have been looking at the MPF and IEAVMXIT, and don't see that its
> specific enoug
It won't burn.
Reason: current HDD plates are made of glass.
BTW: Long time ago I experimented with thermite and it is not such easy
to start reaction. Not to mention the reaction below will not take
place. (Oxygene is present at first, amount of ferrum oxide was
significantly less than amount
Do you get a "reconnected message" ? If so, lots of PF3s and logoff ...
then start again
On Fri, 8 Nov 2024 at 17:53, Farley, Peter <
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> I am asking this question here because the ISPF-L list has been pretty
> dormant for a while now.
>
> We h
Thanks Michael, that's kind of what I was afraid of. We do have all of the
source, but unfortunately it is an enormously complex application with no
expertise available to address any such potentially helpful changes. There is
a lot of resistance to touching the beast; "if it ain't broke, don'
Could you send me a copy as well?
Brian
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You can do it with an MPF exit.
First check the CTXT data passed to the exit to make sure it contains the
dataset name or USS info that you are interested in, if it does, then just use
this code: If the message is a multi-line WTO (MLWTO) then you need to get all
of the lines before you start
Just as an aside, it's true there aren't many contributions to ISPF-L. But
apparently its members are still checking it frequently. I do, at any rate,
and whenever I post a question there I see replies promptly.
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Not exactly explode. Burn vigorously, yes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermite
On Fri, Nov 8, 2024 at 9:16 AM WILLIAM FAIRCHILD
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> And if the 2 Al has been ground finely enough to turn into nanoparticles,
> then adding almost anything t
OK, I am seeing that as I investigate the NaviQuest setup. Sets ISPF variables
needed prior to invoking a panel, then executes a “batch panel” to run the real
process with those values. Slightly more complicated than that of course, but
that seems to be the general idea.
Might work if this ol
Could you please send a copy to aci...@seic.com
Thanks
Tony
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There's probably some ISPF trace facilities you can use while running your app
manually to help collect data for such variables
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