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Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
Happy to try to help if I can understand what you're trying to do.
Where do you want to see your output? If you want to see it on your TSO screen, then use MSGCLASS=X If you want it sent to your PC file prt/prt00e.txt then use MSGCLASS=A I have no idea what MSGCLASS=O is - is it something you have defined yourself? In any event, change the SYSOUT statement to //SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=* HTH, JJ |
Re: HHC00398I messages
Jo?o Reginato wrote:
What is the cause of the errors below and what can I do to fix them?[...] HHC00398I 08:57:51.171843 0:2103 cckd64_gc_percolate(4436):Just out of curiosity, was volume FDS002 (i.e. device 2103 = "d:/zos/devices/herc2/fds002.dev9") created via Hercules's 'convto64' utility? -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories mail: fish@... |
Re: HHC00398I messages
thanks
-----Mensagem original----- -- O software antiv¨ªrus Avast realizou uma checagem de v¨ªrus neste e-mail. www.avast.com -- att. Jo?o |
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
I have had a lot of problems with MSGCLASS, but I would recommend simply deleting it. On Fri, Aug 19, 2022 at 11:31 AM <doscar.sole@...> wrote: Hello: |
Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
Hello:
I was trying to compile/run a simple program (as last time I get into Hercules was some months ago, I'm just restarting my training), but I'm not able to see the DISPLAY I put on my program. I'm using "COBUC" JCL that was on Jay Moseley's tutorial, and tried several things such as
PFA some screens regarding the cobol program, jcl and queue output. Can someone enlight me a bit please? Sorry for posting bare begginer questions :( Thanks |
HHC00398I messages
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýHi guys ? What is the cause of the errors below and what can I do to fix them? ? HHC00398I 08:57:51.170153 0:2101 cckd_write_trkimg(3403): file[0] trk[12681] write_trkimg oldl2 0xd67d8a 55871 55871 HHC00398I 08:57:51.170159 0:2101 cckd_get_space(2188): get_space len 55871 largest 564325 flags 0x02 HHC00398I 08:57:51.170166 0:2101 cckd_get_space(2299): get_space found 0x000000000d060718 len 55871 size 55871 HHC00398I 08:57:51.170173 0:2101 cckd_write(665): file[0] fd[8] write, off 0x000000000d060718 len 55871 HHC00398I 08:57:51.170208 0:2101 cckd_write_l2ent(3299): file[0] l2[49,137] trk[12681] write_l2ent 0xd060718 55871 55871 HHC00398I 08:57:51.170215 0:2101 cckd_write(665): file[0] fd[8] write, off 0x000000000001f358 len 8 HHC00398I 08:57:51.170225 0:2101 cckd_rel_space(2330): rel_space offset 0x0000000000d67d8a len 55871 size 55871 HHC00398I 08:57:51.170232 0:2101 cckd_read_l2ent(3242): file[0] l2[39,164] trk[10148] read_l2ent 0x19f10 HHC00398I 08:57:51.170238 0:2101 cckd_read_l2(3001): file[0] read_l2 39 active 0 49 585 HHC00398I 08:57:51.170246 0:2101 cckd_read_l2(3020): l2[0,39] cache[267] hit HHC00398I 08:57:51.170252 0:2101 cckd_read_l2ent(3260): file[0] l2[39,164] trk[10148] read_l2ent 0xd757c9 49277 49277 HHC00398I 08:57:51.170259 0:2101 cckd_gc_percolate(5420): gcperc moved 501413 1st 0xb5309b nbr 126 HHC00398I 08:57:51.170271 0:2101 cckd_flush_cache_scan(1695): flush file[0] cache[48] 2101 trk 10095 HHC00398I 08:57:51.170290 0:2101 cckd_flush_space(2434): flush_space nbr 126 HHC00398I 08:57:51.170297 0:2101 cckd_flush_space(2484): rel_flush_space nbr 124 (after merge) HHC00398I 08:57:51.170321 0:2102 cckd64_gc_percolate(4316): gcperc size 262144 1st 0x0 nbr 0 largest 0 HHC00398I 08:57:51.171828 0:2103 cckd64_gc_percolate(4316): gcperc size 2097152 1st 0x0 nbr 0 largest 0 HHC00398I 08:57:51.171843 0:2103 cckd64_gc_percolate(4436): gcperc selected space 0x0000000000012658 len 65536 HHC00398I 08:57:51.171850 0:2103 cckd64_read(457): file[0] fd[10] read, off 0x0000000000012658 len 65536 HHC00342E 0:2103 CCKD file[0] d:/zos/devices/herc2/fds002.dev9: offset 0x0000000000012658 unknown space 7e0bd08200 HHC00007I Previous message from function 'cckd64_gc_percolate' at cckddasd64.c(4511) HHC00399I CCKD file: internal cckd trace ? TIA Jo?o ? ? ? -- att. Jo?o |
Re: Using IND$FILE on c3270?
On Sun, Aug 14, 2022 at 10:57 PM, Matthew Wilson wrote:
On 08.14.2022 12:02, doscar.sole@... wrote:To clarify, this was the post that solved my issue. |
Re: Using IND$FILE on c3270?
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýIf you are using the web interface, please include some context as its not at all obvious which reply answered your question. Just Highlight the bit you want to quote before hitting reply, or hit the ¡°bubble¡± icon to include it ll. ? Dave ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of doscar.sole@...
Sent: 15 August 2022 09:23 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [H390-MVS] Using IND$FILE on c3270? ? Oh... thanks for that! |
Re: Using IND$FILE on c3270?
On 08.14.2022 12:02, doscar.sole@... wrote:
I just installed IND$FILE on my MVS (all using Jay Moseley tutorial),In c3270, the escape key is Ctrl-]. If you press that, you'll get a "c3270>" prompt, at which you can type "transfer" to begin a transfer. It will then prompt you for the various parameters. Also, with c3270, if you make your terminal window 2 lines taller than it needs to be for the 3270 model you're emulating, you'll get a status line at the bottom and a menu bar at the top. For example, if you make your terminal window 26 lines tall instead of 24 lines tall, you'll get the menu bar. If mouse reporting is working in your terminal, you'll be able to click on the File menu and choose File Transfer from that. Good luck! -Matthew |
Re: Using IND$FILE on c3270?
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýOn Windows/10? Should be a key binding, typically escape. ¡ but if its on Windows/10 or 11 the enhanced console handling can steal the character Go to properties on the session and disable quick edit mode and ctrl key shortcuts, ? Dave ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of doscar.sole@...
Sent: 14 August 2022 20:03 To: [email protected] Subject: [H390-MVS] Using IND$FILE on c3270? ? Hello: |
Using IND$FILE on c3270?
Hello:
I just installed IND$FILE on my MVS (all using Jay Moseley tutorial), and now I have access to IND$FILE on my MVS, but as I'm using c3270 instead of x3270 (that's terminal version of x3270), I don't see any "visual" menu on which start the file transfer so I was wondering if any of you had the same situation and knows how to start a file transfer (MVS -> Linux) on c3270. Thanks in advance! |
Re: MVS38j/nje38 via rscs to vm370
NJE38 on MVS 3.8J to VM/370 RSCS works perfectly, if you meet certain criteria.? You need:
- the Peter Coghlan RSCS modifications that allow the old RSCS on VM/370 to communicate using NJE protocols.? I think these are already applied to the RSCS on VM/CE.? If that's true, that RSCS could be copied off of VM/CE to a tape image and brought to your own VM/370 system. - a version of Hercules or Hyperion that supports the TCPNJE driver.? Hercules 3.13 has this, as do recent SDL Hyperion releases (such as 4.2 and above). - You need to use the TCPNJE capable Hercules/Hyperion on both the VM system, and for the MVS system. - MVS itself needs nothing if you are using a TK4 version, other than NJE38 software itself. The NJE38 Installation and Usage Guide contains an example of the setup for MVS-to-VM, see Appendix A.? It shows you the TCPNJE values in the respective configuration files, and the NJE38 settings and the RSCS settings. Regards, Bob |
Re: MVS38j/nje38 via rscs to vm370
On Mon, Aug 8, 2022 at 01:14 AM, Dave Wade wrote:
I was able to establish a SML link between VM/370 CE V1 R1.2 and ?MVS3.8J (TK4- Update 8). From CMSUSER, I can punch a job with the proper tag, it reaches MVS3.8J and is being executed. Problems arise when JES2 tries to send stuff back to VM/370. The initial?acknowledgement, being just 5 records long, does get back to VM/370 and RSCS prints it as it should. However, the job output itself, having several hundred records, quickly "jam" the line and the whole link is screwed. Could it be a buffer/speed problem in DMTSML and/or Hercules 2703 emulation? I don't know and it is way out of my expertise anyway. What a pity, it's almost working... ? Cheers, |
Re: MVS38j to VM370 nje38
?"Help me... help you. Help me, help you." ¡ª Jerry Maguire (1996) Think about if you received the email you sent. We have?never seen your systems. * Hercules (on both sides) What protocol are you trying to use RJE (host & remote?? Which is the host?), peer-to-peer (NJE?) How did you connect the two systems? CTC over TCP/IP? BSC over TCP/IP? CTC via MVS under VM? The Psychic Network? |
Re: MVS38j to VM370 nje38
Tom,
I do not believe that VM370 6PExt is PD. It relies on a specific modified version of Hyperion. A hint is that when you ipl VM370 6PExt, bring up RSCS according to your instructions, and login to the correct version of RSCS, you then need to tell RSCS to "START nodeid". Chris -- <cjar1950@...> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On Sun, 07 Aug 2022 08:46:03 -0700 "Tom Chandler" <tchandler48@...> wrote: I have up and running MVS38j and VM370 6PExt and appear to be working |
Re: MVS38j/nje38 via rscs to vm370
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI don¡¯t know where we are with the RSCS in VM/370 but the base product only acts as a host. ? Dave ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Don.isenstadt
Sent: 08 August 2022 08:21 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [H390-MVS] MVS38j/nje38 via rscs to vm370 ? Didn¡¯t they use VS1 under vm370 to do the rscs part? Air 2
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Re: MVS38j/nje38 via rscs to vm370
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Re: MVS38j/nje38 via rscs to vm370
Browse rje380 for ideas??? On Sun, Aug 7, 2022, 20:26 Tom Chandler <tchandler48@...> wrote: I am trying to connect MVS38j via nje38 to VM370 via RSCS.? No joy. |