When processing an ISPF table that was created with the "NOWRITE "
attribute, is anything written to DD name "ISPTLIB", or is everything
managed in memory?
John P. Baker
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When using the ISPF "DISPLAY" service, I want my program to process the PF
key without having a command associated with the PFKEY.
How do I tell ISPF to simply return to my program and let me do the
processing?
John P. Baker
I recall a tool from the early 1970s that could take a program and change all
of the variables to combinations of "I", "O", "0", and "1".
The "real source code" was kept on punched cards in a vault, and the "encrypted
source code" was kept online.
It was believed that a thief would find the "en
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If I create a private dataspace via DSPSERV (i.e., in a server address
space) and write output into that dataspace on behalf of a client address
space, can I then re-assign ownership of that dataspace to that client
address space, who would then assume responsibility for deleting the
dataspace once
Typo "...terminates and delete the dataspace".
John P. Baker
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If I create a private dataspace via DS
Resource ID "IGG.CATLOCK" in resource class ID "FACILITY" (RACF Security
Server) or "IBMFAC" (CA Top Secret Security) is used to control the ability
to lock and unlock user catalogs.
This is normally accomplished via the Access Method Services "ALTER
{usercatalog-dataset-id-44} [UN]LOCK" comman
Hey Scott, we should talk. I'm working with MVS Solutions now and the latest
version of ThruPut Manager can lower caps by reducing actual demand. We
control all of the batch so it was just a matter of tracking the 4HRA and some
other utilization numbers and making adjustments on the fly.
Chee
