I do, and for me it just works.
I normally connect with 50 x 140 but I just tried 80 x 140 and it looks
fine (also using Vista).
I have never heard of TSO4B4 - I just use "TSO"
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On 23/04/2016 10:51 AM, Charles Mills wrote:
Is anyone using a large screen size -- I am
ot; to
specify the height and width.
That's about all I know how to change :-)
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On 23/04/2016 11:55 AM, Charles Mills wrote:
If you look at the logon screen TSO4B4 is one of the prompts.
I used TSO and that's better. The screen looks right -- not "sk
On 23/04/2016 01:26 PM, Charles Mills wrote:
Aha! You're not coming in through VM
I had exactly the same thought when I read your last message, "Ah,
you're coming in through VM!"
Yes, I connect directly through TCP/IP. I guess with VM you don't have
to expose TCP/IP or setup a VPN. Also your
hould help. I have a memory of a similar vintage that it could be done
with VLF, but I can't remember the details.
Sorry if this is too vague to be useful :-)
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Hello,
I'm looking for some suggestions on
ou realistically get.
Perhaps looking at the velocity of SYSSTC might give an idea of the
limit of achievable velocity?
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raries. If you assemble with a different SYSLIB it breaks that principle.
But, I admit, it is a long time since I have maintained a real system
with SMP/E.
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ying the origin,
whatever transport is used. It might only be a matter of time before
auditors start asking for it.
Alternatively, if the FTPS/HTTPS certificates are using SHA-1 I think
the momentum of the rest of the world will force change, whether or not
it is a significant security exposure.
kely is it that something be
corrupted in a situation where you can get a hash to verify but can't
verify a signature?
- Anything else to think about?
Lots, I'm sure! It's probably worth also looking at the implementation
of signed SMF data to see how they do it.
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the correct place to get that particular public key.
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ire authorization, so it shouldn't be too much of a stretch to keep
the statistics somewhere that they could be included in the type 30.
Much better than writing them from userland in JZOS.
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access to write JZOS
statistics, you can also write any data into any SMF record type you
like, including writing your own type 30, type 80, type 89...
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Interesting... JZOS writes type 121, and I thought it wasn't writing
records without access to BPX.SMF... maybe I need to retest and confirm.
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rds look very useful, but I'm not sure whether the security
issue means that sites should not normally be using them.
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On 22/05/2015 12:52 AM, Shmuel Metz (Seymour J.) wrote:
My understanding is that m$ not only insists that the software be
digitally signed, but that m$ controls the process. I have no
objection to digital signatures per se, but the user should be in
control of which CA's are trusted.
Who do you t
various reports (which may avoid
the need to use Excel) and can also send data from tabular reports to
Excel for more processing.
See details at:
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ery slow.
Actually one way to test might be to make the Java heap larger than real
storage, then create and delete objects to consume it...
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On 5/08/2015 0:13, Vlcek, Vitezslav Vit wrote:
Is it possible to limit number of frames of real storage on job level?
that overhead
to garbage collection time instead of doing it continuously.
What IS bad is when it needs to check which objects are still
referenced, and half the address space is paged out.
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-
" is a moving target. I would
say it is enough storage inactive for long enough that parts of the heap
might be paged out. It would be unusual for a few hundred MB in a normal
batch job to be an issue.
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* My understanding of what happens. I&#
Strategies like optthruput are not so clear -
optimize throughput vs. what? The documentation sounds like maximum work
in minimum elapsed time but many people would want to minimize CPU time,
at the expense of elapsed time if necessary.
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On 08/08/2015 08:03 PM, J
Stretching my memory, isn't there something about VSAM files can only be
cataloged in 1 catalog, unless they are SYS1.* datasets? I think there
is some information in the VVDS?
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Hi John,
I do have the Product libraries i
On 14/10/2015 20:25, Timothy Sipples wrote:
Fun fact: Syncsort's new owners also own Jacuzzi.
So we can look forward to the return of the bubble sort!
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keys rather than a means to get a verifiable checksum for each package
(really the signature + public keys are the means to verify the checksum).
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itself is signed by a CA, or a second key used to
establish a secure session to get the first key is signed by a CA, a CA
is still involved.
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I would have said the certificate includes a signed public key, but I
admit I am far from an expert on this stuff.
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rom the CA.
Not quite - the recipient verifies the signature using my public key,
provided by me in the certificate.
They verify that the certificate I provide is genuine by checking the
certificate signature using the public key from the CA.
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re but I'm not quite seeing it.
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aining my public key (which I
could include with the message), and that certificate can be verified
using the public key contained form the CA. So there was a step and a
key missing from the process.
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d or not - this sort of stuff is why I
avoid C++, too complex for me :-)
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There is a free 30 day trial which would probably answer the original
poster's question:
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I don't have any data where user key common is in use but I have tested
it as well as I can without that.
There is a 30 day trial available if anyone wants to try it out on their
system:
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the merchandise."
Most people here would be paying IBM for software licenses, so are
indirectly paying for documentation i.e. Knowledge Center.
Is the search you're paying for better than the free Google one?
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for Linux which gives
you the option of using a Linux FTP client.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10
My experience has been that the Linux client is more flexible and there
is also more documentation available.
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be a similar parameter on z/OS - if so it would be
interesting to test with z/OS as the receiver.
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For performance, there was a recommendation to wrap the
GZIPOutputStream in a BufferedOutputStream. That was on the z14, I don't
know whether it's still required on the z15 bu it shouldn't hurt.
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RDW format, except that the length was little endian.
FWIW, you can do it easily with Co:Z SFTP.
Yes, Co:Z SFTP works well. Unfortunately it isn't available at all sites.
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paid products, but if it's a short term requirement the free trial
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reinforced by type 92 SMF records which suggest that the same doc.zip
files are being read over and over again - thousands of times!
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could check the modified date on the zip
files to rebuild the index after maintenance, rather than rebuild it
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monopolized by non discretionary work. Having small amounts of
discretionary work doesn't work. Large amounts of discretionary works
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would need to be adjusted, but it would ultimately
benefit everyone. I'm writing this on a laptop with 10 cores - would a
minimum of e.g. 4 CPU and 600 MSU for a z17 be too much to ask? Maybe
they could align the smallest z17 with the recommended minimum capacity
for z/OSMF?
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do arithmetic with it? Or is it just treated as a positive number?
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ZERTDETail
ZERTSUMmary
You may not want all of these, particularly ZERTDETAIL. Once you know
where they are you can look up the specific options to decide whether to
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ob address space. In other cases the Java
program is likely to run in a different address space so the CPU time
etc. is harder to track.
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What's the difference in the representation?
Is unsigned 1234:
0x01234F
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including decompressing the records in Java. Could you process 12GB/s in
COBOL? I doubt it.
I would say it's also easier to debug than COBOL, but that is probably
more a case of what you are used to.
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dashboards with current space, history etc. Contaact me directly if
you're interested in that.
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a batch job that backs up multiple members, or
if your site uses SMP/E to manage system libraries (which might require
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gnize the wrong answers.
The success of AI is based on situations where people want convincing
answers quickly and cheaply but don't care whether they are correct e.g.
customer support. I don't think that's going to have good results long
t
e the correct answer. I'm not sure that will ever be true, and
they have already processed the best quality data.
So it might get much better, or it the current approach might be an AI
dead-end that diverts from better solutions.
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the developers, so they don't necessarily know the product well i.e.
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es the training data come from,
and how does the model verify the reliability?
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92 to reflect the real
userid. If it doesn't it's arguably a bug. SMF 14/15 probably depends on
the architecture of the DSFS, e.g. whether it creates a seperate task
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