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Hey guys, I'm developing an Assembler program to read a card file and write tape records. On first good assembly, I got an EXTRN on module IJCFZIWO. I found another topic that resembled my issue (Missing module?) in which a I discovered a hint. In that topic, it was suggested to remove WORKA=YES from the DTFCD and voila, I got a clean assembly. Upon execution, I receive a data exception (?) which appears to be on the OPEN statement. In the meantime, I thought I would generate the module using the CDMOD macro but couldn't remember the proper JCL to CATALR it. Again, I'm trying to remember stuff but can only recall fragments. 1. 0S03I PROGRAM CHECK INTERRUPTION - HEX LOCATION 40009A - CONDITION CODE 0 - DATA EXCEPTION 40009A - 400078 (pgm load address) = 22. 22 bytes into program is OPEN statement. Is this approach correct? It's been awhile since I read a dump!! 2. CARDIN DTFCD DEVADDR=SYSIPT, X IOAREA1=IOARIN1, X BLKSIZE=80, X DEVICE=2540, X EOFADDR=CARDEOF, X TYPEFLE=INPUT * WORKA=YES commented out! Is this DTF proper? 3. IJCFZIWO - I seem to recall a manual which decodes the letters FZIWO or ZIWO and indicate what the proper statements are supposed to be. What is the name of that manual and does anyone have an electronic copy? 4. * $$ JOB JNM=CDMOD,CLASS=0,DISP=D * $$ LST CLASS=A,DISP=D,JSEP=0 // JOB CDMOD ASSEMBLE IJCFZIWO CARD MODULE // OPTION LINK,DECK // EXEC ASSEMBLY CDMOD DEVICE=2540, X TYPEFLE=INPUT, X WORKA=YES, X SEPASMB=YES END /* // EXEC LNKEDT /* /& * $$ EOJ This is the JCL to assemble the CDMOD. What am I missing to get it to IJSYSRL? Thanks. Jim

Hello again, I've been running the RPG examples from Jay Moseley's website (RPG Tutorial (jaymoseley.com) and been successful, sorta, until example 3. It reads a card file to create an ISAM file but I thought it would invoke VSAMIO and process the RPG program to work with a VSAM file instead of ISAM. According to what I've read on his site is should work with COBOL, Assembler, and PL/1 as well. However, it seems to be on MVS systems only. Can anyone confirm? I don't remember how to create or process ISAM, it's been way too long! I downloaded and ran the samples from DOS/VS – Pr. Ferland's Jurassic Park (geronimo370.nl) without problem and thought I'd play around with Jay's RPG example programs. BTW, example 2 runs ok except it goes into a loop at EOJ. I replaced the tape output with SYSLST and it runs fine. I've no idea what's going on.

I've been able to read and write tape files from both VM and DOS. However, I'm unclear on the proper sequence of commands. For example, to create a tape file under VM, I issue: 1. /attach 481 cmsuser 181 --> from Hercules CMSUSER shows TAPE 181 ATTACHED --> from 3270 session 2. devinit 481 d:/vm370/tape/tapedump.aws --> from Hercules 3. tape dump * * a --> from 3270 session 4. devinit 481 * --> from Hercules 5. detach 181 --> from 3270 session Hercules then shows what appears to be errors with ccw, stat, sense info with INTREQ displayed. (????) Is this normal or am I doing something wrong? Until step 4, Windows Explorer shows 0 bytes for the output file but afterwards it show the number of bytes. Until step 4, I cannot view the AWS file because it's owned by another process(I presume Hercules) but afterwards I can. What are the proper steps for attaching, processing, and detaching a tape file? Are the steps the same for both VM and the guest DOS system? TIA

Does anyone have manuals for Release 34? I'm especially needing the Messages manual. I'm getting message number: 4886D TAPE UNIT NOT READY OUTTAPE SYS011=281 I don't remember the proper response. I'm running DOSVS as a guest under VM/370 and I first issued a 'devinit 480 tapeout.aws' command and then '/attach 480 DOSVS 281'. I think that's the correct sequence of commands. TIA Jim Snellen

Confessions: I have been in IT/data processing for over 40 years. In that time I have accumulated a large number of software tapes, manuals and other assorted and related items. Not all of these items have the blessing of the original creators. This has also included something approaching two terrabytes of software. Prospects: With the recent discussion in another forum, it made it clear to me that the group has deviated from it's original purposes which were to promote the furtherance and education of the IBM mainframe environment. This has included a number of things including absconding other people's programs and efforts and calling them their own. There has also been some encouragement from my significant other that I should spend my time with other activities. Disposal: With all of that being said, I will make the statement that every item that I have will be deleting, trashing and otherwise getting rid of everything that I have. This will free up a good chunk of space in my closet and elsewhere. Some portions of this collection have made it's way to others in this and other groups. If they have it, I hope that they will continue with promoting the original efforts. If they don't, that's the way it will be. The bit bucket will be drained of a fairly decent collection. This is not about promoting me. With this email, I will be deleting my account from this site and will start filling the bit bucket. Good luck to all of you. Merry Christmas. Have a happy and healthy new year (yes, it's probably for the periodic donation request from a certain sea creature.) George

Does anyone have a copy of the softcopy library collection that covers ANY version of VSE? If so, where / how can I get a copy? George

Hi, Wondering if anyone else has run into this... While IPLing ZVSE V4, right after Power begins initializing, a "SYSTEM HAS ENTERED A HARD WAIT <====TRANSLATION SPECIFICATION EXCEPTION" (see attached) occurs with Hyperion v4.3.9999.0-SDL. This happens with a first level VSE or as a guest under VM. It works fine on Hercules v3.13. Perhaps it is something simple I've overlooked. Thanks! - Mike

Good day to all, I created a VSAM KSDS dataset and i can read and write it in batch, if i try the same on CICS (EXEC COMMANDS) i get a misterious NOTAUTH error, even with CECI transaction in CICS. There is very little on Google about it, does it ring a bell to you? Can someone point me to the right direction? Thanks in advance.

To: René Ferland Hi René! Would you by any chance have the links from the old Yahoo! Group that you could post along with the old files and messages? Thank you, ScottC