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Thank you Rene. I have a lot of ideas for my channel and look forward to keeping it interesting, and educational. I appreciate your kindness and encouragement. Dave

Welcome! I am René, the owner of the group, and I am super-pleased? with your Youtube channel, which I just discovered because of your e-mail. :-) I can only encourage you to go on with your

I'm working with Sim390 to keep MUSIC/SP alive at https://www.youtube.com/@ErnieTechsLittleMainframes I have 800 followers and have been mentioned in

(2nd try at posting this) I think I figured out how to do this once but it was a long time ago and I don't remember the details. Maybe calling subroutine MFIO with type options set to something like

I've seen your post :-) Only seeking to learn new stuff, I checked the MFIO interface documentation and took a look at the example $SUB:MFIO.SAMPLE. I was able to open/close a file with MFACT and

Is my earlier suggestion completely without merit or or can nobody (who uses gmail probably) see my posts or what? Regards, Peter Coghlan.

Hallo Bernd, Here some info on how I come to the idea of reading a dataset in RECFM=U I have recently learned HLASM and as a hobby I am implementing some old ProjectEuler (https://projecteuler.net/)

I assume you want to read a load module ... why do you want to read the load module, what information do you want to get from there? Maybe there are other (simpler) ways to do what you want to do ....

In the WATC help file it talks about calling assembler. Seems that you could code up an assembler module to read/write to RECFM U. Joe [email protected]> wrote:

I think I figured out how to do this once but it was a long time ago and I don't remember the details. Maybe calling subroutine MFIO with type options set to something like 'UIO RD.' might be the way

How can I read a file with RECFM=U in MUSIC/SP? Unfortunately, using Waterloo C is not possible (see for ex. https://www.canpub.com/teammpg/de/sim390/watc_help.htm). I have also tried using REXX but

Bernd Oppolzer wrote: [...] Wouldn't commenting it out in the script file itself be better? e.g.: # sh start telnet 127.0.0.1 3270 < telnet_mus.inp & AFAIK Hercules treats both '*' and '#' (and,

Hi Peter, thank you very much ! It worked like a charm; I even don't have to enter the slash manually, if I put another pause into the RC file. This way, the MUSIC system comes up completely

It has just dawned on me that you could eliminate the need for the VT220 telnet connection for the MUSIC console by using the Hercules integrated console instead. Code the MUSIC console device in the

Bernd, Thank you for this wonderful write-up of your install and configuration. I will try it out and let you know how it goes. Again, Thank you, Henry Podgorny, USA, Missouri,

Hello Henry, I used the conf file, which is on the SIM390 website; this is not much different from the one I already had. It looks now (after some minor modifications, made by me) like this: *

Hi Bernd, I sent you an email in response to your posting on h390-vm but I guess you haven't seen it yet. There are a small number of important files belonging to users that do not begin with $

Bernd, If it helps, I think the only way to get a dataset to Music/SP on Hercules, is to use the Sim390 version as a middleman .. (using FTP). Pete Coghlan (softwarebeyondthepale.ie) was

Hello Bernd, Would you be sharing with the community on what you did to get MUSIC/SP to run under Hercules in your environment. Thank you, Henry Podgorny, USA, Missouri, Defiance wrote:

On $000, the command flib $*: will list all the files on the system. On the ADMIN main menu, you can also select option 3, then option 8 to get more information. In the ADMIN main menu, select