Juan,
Unless your exit has implemented its own counter, I'd have to say the answer is
no.
Hayim Sokolsky (he/him/his)
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.SYSUT2
A sysout specific RACF JESSPOOL profile would be:
/* assumes any jobname owned by IBMMAIN with DSN=&&SYSUID */
RDEF JESSPOOL *.IBMMAIN.**UACC(NONE) OWNER(IBMMAIN) /* backstop */
RDEF JESSPOOL *.IBMMAIN.**.SYSUID UACC(NONE) OWNER(IBMMAIN) /* DD suffix
specific*/
– ACCESS(UPDATE)
1. Change/requeue/ anything else – SDSF has an alternate syntax:
* JESSPOOL node.userid.jobname.jobnumber.GROUP.ogroupid ACCESS(varies)
* I believe the access level is UPDATE or ALTER depending upon the
action being performed.
Hayim Sokolsky (he/him/his
The early 1970s PDP-10 (and PDP-8) were the Digital Equipment forerunners of
the later DECSYSTEM and VAX computers. They were 6- and 7-bit machines. The
Operating System of the PDP-10 that my High School timeshared on in 1973 was
TOPS-10.
I remember TECO well.
Hayim Sokolsky (he/him/his
I remember using:
0lt$$
(the $$ is how escape-escape echoed.)
More times than I can count... but then again, it's what you had to do when
programming on a teletype.
The ed and vi commands are actually based upon TECO. As far as I know vi is
just a visual decedent of TECO.
Hayim Sok
, and possible
preferable if there are going to be a small number of resources.
Just my 2¢..
Hayim
Hayim Sokolsky (he/him/his)
Director, Software Engineering
Rocket Software, USA
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or SYSOUT data sets.
nodeid.userid.jobname.jobid.GROUP.ogroupid
Releasing or purging output groups.
It's all in how well you structure the UserIDs, OPERCMDS, and JESSPOOL profiles.
Hayim Sokolsky (he/him/his)
Director, Software Engineering
Rocket Software, USA
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In truth, TIME= is “wall time” and not CPU time. How many real-world minutes is
your job allowed to run before it gets cancelled if it runs over.
As there are 1,440 minutes in a 24 hour day, TIME=1440 turns off the timing.
Hayim
Hayim Sokolsky (he/him/his)
Director, Software Engineering
abase prior to the damage.
Hayim Sokolsky (he/him/his)
Director, Software Engineering
Rocket Software, USA
E: hsokol...@rocketsoftware.com
W:RocketSoftware.com
The views I have expressed in this email are my own personal views, and are not
endorsed or supported by, and do not necessarily expre
Actually "plain old" FTP on z/OS has supported encryption --- directly --- for
a good long while. It just has to be configured properly. When ATTLS became
available, FTP was enabled to use PAGENT to handle the encryption.
Both the client and server on z/OS support encryption.
Hayi
Switzerland:French, German, Italian, and Romansh.
> On Sep 29, 2020, at 09:24, R.S. wrote:
>
> W dniu 29.09.2020 o 00:54, Robert Prins pisze:
>> Just had a look at
>> https://www-01.ibm.com/servers/resourcelink/svc00100.nsf/pages/zosv2r4sa380683/$file/ceea300_v2r4.pdf?OpenElement&xpdflink
User logon activity depends upon a combination of which logons you are talking
about -and- which OEM security you use - RACF, Top Secret, or ACF2.
TSO logon, job start (batch) and Started Task events are SMF type 20 or type
30. Anything else (CICS, Distributed DB2, IMS, etc…) is an SMF type 80 (
Much to my surprise, I have run into a number of shops in Europe and elsewhere
that do not have VIO defined. Color (or colour) me surprised.
Hayim
Hayim Sokolsky (he/him/his)
Director, Software Engineering
Rocket Software, USA
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