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Re: casic question
Short back ground - very :) MVS like all multi-user O/S's require a user to log in to it using their user name and password. In the case of MVS it has more than one mechanism that handles this where
By Vince Coen · #1606 ·
Re: casic question
thanks for your help. This worked for me: //IEBGENE3 JOB 'LOAD TEXT DATA TO MVS',CLASS=A,MSGCLASS=A, //? ? ? ? ?USER=HERC03,PASSWORD=PASS4U //IEBGENE3 EXEC PGM=IEBGENER,REGION=128K //SYSIN? ?
By carlos feldman · #1605 ·
Re: casic question
Carlos, When replying, please make sure to include what you are replying to... Joe
By Joe Monk · #1604 ·
Re: casic question
how could I do that ? Remember I'm a beginner here
By carlos feldman · #1603 ·
Re: casic question
You can GET a permission in RACF..... The HLQ HERC03 , isn?t defined . OR¡­. Before your execution change the HLQ to your USERID ----------------------------------- Marco Antonio Ferreira Proteus
By Marco Silva · #1602 ·
Re: Tur(n)key TK4- clock 1 hour fast-bug?
D'oh! I had a quick look through PARMLIB, but I missed (PARMTZ). It was set E one hour of GMT, which would match if Volker Bandke set it for Germany, I guess. Fixed in parmlib, TZOFFSET put back to 0
By Rupert Reynolds · #1601 ·
Re: Tur(n)key TK4- clock 1 hour fast-bug?
That always felt like a kludge to me also. I prefer to keep time zone adjustments out of my Hercules configuration files and adjust the time zone in SYS1.PARMLIB(PARMTZ) instead. No, MVS 3.8J doesn't
By Kevin Monceaux · #1600 ·
Tur(n)key TK4- clock 1 hour fast-bug?
I was just wondering whether anyone hs found the cause of this, and whether it needs fixing. Windows host with correct time and date, using timezone UTC+00:00 (London time) I have fixed it by changing
By Rupert Reynolds · #1599 ·
Re: casic question
//SYSUT2 DD DSN=HERC03.INPUT.TXT,DISP=(NEW,CATLG), // UNIT=SYSDA,SPACE=(TRK,(6,6),RLSE), // DCB=(RECFM=FB,LRECL=80,BLKSIZE=3120) Joe [email protected]> wrote:
By Joe Monk · #1598 ·
Re: casic question
Change the UNIT= TO SYSDA, delete the VOL=SER=. Joe
By Joe Monk · #1597 ·
Re: casic question
Add USERID= and PASSWORD= to job card.
By Mike Schwab · #1596 ·
casic question
Hi Everyone ! I'm starting to learn about MVS, so I try to import data into MVS, to use as input for some tests, with ISAM and VSAM. Since it's about 30.000 registers, IND$FILE and FTP fail, so I'll
By carlos feldman · #1595 ·
Re: Fullscreen debugger for MVS 3.8J?
I still have a Tessie poster in my closet.? :-) -- Drew Derbyshire "Klaatu barada nikto" -- "The Day the Earth Stood Still"
By Drew Derbyshire · #1594 ·
Re: Fullscreen debugger for MVS 3.8J?
Sorry to delay replying. Busy week! Thanks for all the replies. Harry Mernick was a senior programmer in an office of (mostly) systems programmers at Nasty Wetmonster in London. He was due to retire
By Rupert Reynolds · #1593 ·
Re: Fullscreen debugger for MVS 3.8J?
Hi Roops The MVSDDT debugger Joe mentioned comes pre-installed and ready to use with TK4-. See TSO HELP member MVSDDT for usage information. It is _the_ best debugger for MVS 3.8 systems I know of.
By Juergen · #1592 ·
Re: Fullscreen debugger for MVS 3.8J?
Try here: http://mvsddt.altervista.org Joe wrote:
By Joe Monk · #1591 ·
Re: Fullscreen debugger for MVS 3.8J?
Hi Folks, An easy way but not perfect, but it will help you. Write the SYSUDUMP or SYSABEND to a file and browse the file with RPF. You can set labels with the LABEL subcommand and find back with the
By Rob Prins · #1590 ·
Re: Fullscreen debugger for MVS 3.8J?
Roops, When I co-wrote Top Secret Security for MVS in 1981, I wrote an APF-authorized tester nicknamed ACETEST, similar in concept to TSO Test but much smarter - It can run as an STC, Batch job, TSO
By Wally Mclaughlin · #1589 ·
Re: Fullscreen debugger for MVS 3.8J?
Some years ago I talked to Dave Cole at Colesoft Inc. (makers of z/XDC, IMHO the best assembler debugger on the z market) about contributing his old, pre-XA version of XDC to the Hercules/MVS3.8
By pjfarley3 · #1588 ·
Fullscreen debugger for MVS 3.8J?
I've used Hercules on and off over the years, but I've never seen an MVS debugger as good as one I used at Nasty Wetmonster Bank. Written by Harry Mernick. It was a set of extensions to the TEST
By Rupert Reynolds · #1587 ·