开云体育

Hi Roger, I am thrilled that the information was helpful and that you have a working process. If you like, I would be happy to add your procedure and JCL, with the attribution and any copyright you

Sir, Trying to gen up DOSVS and would be very interested in copy of job stream, if allowed. Thank you Tom c wrote:

I appreciate the help on that Steve! We are good to go and have a clean assembly under DOS/360.

Hi Folks, All of the information I have about the provenance and contents of the POWER II distribution tape that I host can be found

Sadly, that's the one that is incomplete with regards the source. It has *some* but not all of the source for POWER II. Thanks!

Roger, This is probably the tape you have, but Stephen Orso hosts a tape at https://sites.google.com/site/dos360install/dosdistrib/powertape (ibm.360d052006.dos.power.II.with.rje.opt2.v4m1.aws

The only source we have (that I am aware of!) is for POWER/VS, which I doubt will help you. Sorry! :( But maybe someone out there has a copy squirreled away somewhere?? In any case, I wish you the

I am trying to find complete source distribution for POWER II. Sadly the AWS file that we have seems to be missing at least A.POWERPRT, A.POWERPUN, A.POWERRDR, and A.POWERCOM which is the meat of

For the Shedlock distribution, if you look in the SUPPORT directory, you will find XXINIT.JCL. You might have to drill down to find it. Chris --

A special parameter in the first Job Entry Control Language statement of the jobs. For example, in the case of XXINITF2, the statement is the following: * $$ JOB JNM=XXINITF2,CLASS=2,DISP=L It tells

What causes the XXINIT Jobs to be put back in the Reader Queue after they are run at IPL Startup time? Also if the XXINIT Jobs are accidently deleted from the reader queue, is there anyway to get them

Thank you, sir ... That should help me to get started with this little project ... All the best, Mark S. Waterbury

Mark Waterbury wrote: The manual explains how to use both STXIT and EXIT: * GC33-5373-02 DOS-VS Supervisor and I-O Macros See pages 276 (STXIT) and 280 (EXIT). As far as a usage example goes,

Hello, all, Happy 2023 to everyone. Does anyone have some example(s) of using STXIT to trap e.g. illegal opcodes or unimplemented SVCs, e.g. to handle them in some way, such as by emulating the

Well, it will eliminate the date? problem on a DOS/VS guest, but I discovered that it has a side effect on KICKS, which will then not start because of it. Just wanted to let you know.

I got a real thrill out of looking at those code examples. Took me right back to my 1970s systems programmer days....... Steve

Thank you. It has what I was looking for and a "BUNCH" of extra. Study Hall time................. Cheers /tomc

Hi Fish, Thanks so much for sharing these programs, I have found them extremely useful, especially the examples with channel appendage and the various exits. Best regards, Steen

Tom Chandler wrote: Hi Tom! I don't recall where I found the attached files, but hopefully you will find them useful? It looks like there're only two 3270 samples, both in the "Access Methods"

FYI: I can't recall whether I've ever mentioned this before or not, but in case I haven't, I just wanted to pass along a handy helpful tip to those DOS/VS(E) geeks out there who might not already know