I managed to find this source which explains the various 0Cx abends in greater detail:?

Regards,

Steen

Apologies, use a small t in topic

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19 Feb 2023 21:23:52 Tom Bottomley <tom__bot@...>:

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Tom
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They are also in the POPS but typically under each instruction to indicate what errors could be signalled

Regards
Tom B.

19 Feb 2023 21:05:25 Fish Fish <david.b.trout@...>:

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Fish,

I always look at as a
starter.

Chris

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On Sun, 19 Feb 2023 13:05:18 -0800
"Fish Fish" <david.b.trout@...> wrote:

Where can I find a list of abend codes and what they mean? (I'm not an MVS person!)

I am seeing in a MVT log someone sent me a "0C7" abend code. What does that mean?

I seem to recall that the last digit ('7' in this case) is the Program Interruption code? Yes?

Thus:

0C1 is an Operation Exception (Yes?)
0C4 is a Protection Exception (Yes?)
0C7 is a Data Exception (Yes?)

Does anyone have a web page or a document somewhere that lists these abend codes?

Or am I correct in that only the last digit is important, being the Program-Interruption code.

What if the Program-Interruption code is greater than hex 10? Such as a Special-operation Exception? (code X'0013') or an Operand Exception? (code X'0015') What would the abend code look like for those?

Help! :(

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Software Development Laboratories

mail: fish@...

Where can I find a list of abend codes and what they mean? (I'm not an MVS person!)

I am seeing in a MVT log someone sent me a "0C7" abend code. What does that mean?

I seem to recall that the last digit ('7' in this case) is the Program Interruption code? Yes?

Thus:

0C1 is an Operation Exception (Yes?)
0C4 is a Protection Exception (Yes?)
0C7 is a Data Exception (Yes?)

Does anyone have a web page or a document somewhere that lists these abend codes?

Or am I correct in that only the last digit is important, being the Program-Interruption code.

What if the Program-Interruption code is greater than hex 10? Such as a Special-operation Exception? (code X'0013') or an Operand Exception? (code X'0015') What would the abend code look like for those?

Help! :(

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Software Development Laboratories

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Bernard,

Do you have to open the port in the Windows 11 firewall?

Chris
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On Tue, 31 Jan 2023 17:19:07 -0600
"Bernard Rich" <bernard.rich1957@...> wrote:

When I launch Vista3270 it requires me to enter an IP port and the one I
previously used (3270) is not accepted. Suggestions?
Thanks,
Bernard

On Tue, Jan 31, 2023 at 5:06 PM Mike Stramba <mikestramba@...> wrote:

I'm not sure what your question is.

E.g are you looking for the link to vista 3270 website ? ( tk-4 website ?

Mike

On Tue, Jan 31, 2023 at 5:41 PM Bernard Rich <bernard.rich1957@...>
wrote:

I had to buy a new PC to run Windows 11 and have forgotten how to
identify link IDs for Vista, tk4- and related peripheral apps to //https.
Any refs to appropriate docs, apps, etc?
Thanks very much,
Bernard Rich

On Thu, Jan 12, 2023 at 09:21 PM, Fish Fish wrote:

I'm just curious why some people (or some devices??) feel the need to append the message:

"Sent from whatever device I am using."

Groups.io actually strips out quite a few of the common ones but i's the custom ones like this that get through the filters.

Regards
Andy

On Thu, Jan 12, 2023 at 04:14:19PM -0800, Fish Fish wrote:

Matthew Wilson wrote:

[...]

Whether it actually has an effect on recipients or not, I see
the "Sent from a mobile device" signature as a subtle plea
that really reads "please don't judge me too harshly for any
typos in this message, and if I sound rude or terse please
understand it's probably because typing on phones is horrible
so I'm trying to make it quick."

Maybe I'm just crazy but that's my thought process :-)

I don't think you're crazy at all, Matthew, because THAT makes perfect
sense! Thanks!

There must be at least a few people who feel the same way. I just noticed a
coworker at my current employer has the phrase his phone adds set to:

Blundered out from my iPhone

Now that I have access to work e-mail on my phone, I think I'll try to find
that setting in my phone and set it to the same in case I ever have to
resort to sending an e-mail from my phone.




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Bruceville, TX

What's the definition of a legacy system? One that works!
Errare humanum est, ignoscere caninum.

Matthew Wilson wrote:

[...]

Whether it actually has an effect on recipients or not, I see
the "Sent from a mobile device" signature as a subtle plea
that really reads "please don't judge me too harshly for any
typos in this message, and if I sound rude or terse please
understand it's probably because typing on phones is horrible
so I'm trying to make it quick."

Maybe I'm just crazy but that's my thought process :-)

I don't think you're crazy at all, Matthew, because THAT makes perfect sense! Thanks!

I guess I'm actually the crazy one because I don't even own a mobile phone.

Nor a laptop.

Nor "do" social media.

Nor play games on my computer.

Etc.

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Software Development Laboratories

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Hey Jay,

The Centre for Computing History has the following r5 manuals online.? Not r4, but pretty close...

Exhibit??? Ref Code??? Date??? Item

8600??? GC28-1108-6??? Jun-90??? IBM - System Modification Program Extended Messages and Codes Release 5


8602??? SC23-0130-3??? Jun-89??? IBM - System Modification Program Extended Installation Release 5


8601??? SC23-0221-3??? Jun-90??? IBM - System Modification Program Extended Program Packaging Guide Release 5


8341??? SC28-1302-8??? Jun-90??? System Modification Program Extended - Users Guide



Jeff

On 01.12.2023 17:00, gdblodgett wrote:

Many of the hardware manufacturers email software embeds the model name
and number on the bottom of the emails.? So to make it harder for bad
actors to send targeted malware to me I change, thats all.

Unfortunately, the email signature in the message body itself is just
one indication of the device you're using; changing it doesn't change
the others.

For example, in that message you sent, the MIME part boundary was
"--_com.samsung.android.email_11545092392523990". So I'm going to
venture a guess that if I were a bad actor who wanted to send you
targeted malware to exploit a known flaw in your device... I'd pull out
something for a Samsung device running Android.

But I'd never do that to you :-)

-Matthew

Fish,

It's a default setting. It does not show in the compose window. So the
device owner is not aware of it until someone complains.
They then have to decide if its easier to ignore the complainant or figure
out how to turn it off.
Probably the first is easier. On my Android the second is a pain. To get to
the settings I have to scroll past all my folders (there are a few) to get
to the setting cog and then find the setting....
So the basic answer is "ignorance" and/or "laziness" - you choose.

Dave
G4UGM & EA7KAE

On Thu, Jan 12, 2023 at 01:58:50PM -0800, Matthew Wilson wrote:

I see the "Sent from a mobile device" signature as a subtle plea that
really reads "please don't judge me too harshly for any typos in this
message, and if I sound rude or terse please understand it's probably
because typing on phones is horrible so I'm trying to make it quick."

Maybe I'm just crazy but that's my thought process :-)

You're not crazy. A phone is a sub-optimal device for e-mail at best. The
above sounds like a perfectly reasonable plea. I don't use my phone for
personal e-mail, or for texting if I can avoid it. I prefer a full grown
keyboard with keys I can feel. With my current e-mail setup, I can't even
access my personal e-mail from my phone. Sadly, my employer recently
insisted that I get my phone set up so that I can at least check my work
e-mail from my phone when I'm on call. Uggghhh.




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Bruceville, TX

What's the definition of a legacy system? One that works!
Errare humanum est, ignoscere caninum.

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Hi Fish,

On 01.12.2023 13:20, Fish Fish wrote:

(OFF TOPIC)

I'm just curious why some people (or some devices??) feel the need to append the message:

"Sent from whatever device I am using."

(or similar type message, e.g. sent from my <insert brand of phone> phone) to their posts? Do they (or the device they're using??) honestly believe that's important information for the recipient to know?

It's not *completely* annoying to me, but is admittedly *slightly* (somewhat) annoying, as it provides absolutely no useful/helpful information.

Why do people(?)/devices(?) do that?

There are two reasons in my mind:

1) Free advertising for device manufacturers. When you buy a new iPhone
or Samsung device, they set the signature to "Sent from my iPhone" or
"Sent from my Samsung Galaxy" or something along those lines by default.
They figure (correctly) that a large percentage of people won't bother
going through the settings pages, finding the spot a couple layers deep
where you can change or remove that. So... the device makers get free
advertising.

2) I change mine on my phone to "Sent from a mobile device." No free
advertising for a company I paid hundreds of dollars to, but still
communicates context to the recipient. I don't often send emails from my
phone, but when I do, they don't reflect my usual attention to detail or
thoroughness. Typing long-form content on phones isn't ideal, and they
tend to change your words ("auto-correct") without you noticing, and I'm
less likely to fully explain my thoughts because I just can't be
bothered to try to type very much on a tiny on-screen keyboard. Whether
it actually has an effect on recipients or not, I see the "Sent from a
mobile device" signature as a subtle plea that really reads "please
don't judge me too harshly for any typos in this message, and if I sound
rude or terse please understand it's probably because typing on phones
is horrible so I'm trying to make it quick."

Maybe I'm just crazy but that's my thought process :-)

-Matthew