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Rahim, MVS has figured out how you can tell it: 04.49.33 TSU00023 *05 IEF238D IBMUSER - REPLY DEVICE NAME OR 'CANCEL'. R 05,A95 -- Kevin http://www.RawFedDogs.net http://www.Lassie.xyz

On Hercules I have at least one completely empty volume;? but I have not figured out how to tell MVS that it is a SCRATCH volume. 0A95????? 3390????? dasd/SY2PKB.cckd?? regards; Rahim

Hi Rahim, How are these units on hercules side ? 0120-015F 0301-0318 René

Does anyone know how to get rid of this error?? I tried all my tricks and it still persists. How can I specify a scratch volume?? I have one mounted but it does not see it. ?04.49.31 TSU00023?

wrote: If my hazy memory do not fail me, those "standard" units were defined during compiler generation/configuration. I don't know when it happened, perhaps during sysgen? Anyway, it was somewhat

Jeff, Not Greg, but maybe I can help the “SCROLL AMT” (top right corner) is the amount to scroll – CS is for Cursor – PG is for PAGE – or you can enter a number of lines – if you like to

Jeffrey Melton wrote: [...] Sorry about that. I've been so incredibly busy concentrating on Hercules that I've for the most part been ignoring anything distracting me from that effort -- especially

I've just (backed up and...) altered 'SYS1.JES2PARM' for another printer for class Y, which is already defined as held output. I'll have a play with HercPrt now :-) Thank you. Roops

Thanks Chris, I thought I had copies of pretty much all the Fortran manuals on Bitsavers, but I must have missed that one Tim

Tim, If you look at pp 65-69 of http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/ibm/360/fortran/SC28-6852-1_OS_FORTRAN_H_Pgmr_Jun72.pdf, you will see the published definitions for Fortran H. . . Chris --

"Did the S360 have a paper tape reader? I had never heard of one, but then I was an applications programmer/analyst - never a systems programmer, and I never knew much about mainframe hardware" Yep.

Well, Jeff, I haven't tested it lately, but I'll tell you how it's /supposed/ to work... Valid values are: * any 2-digit decimal number * PG for a full page * HF for half a page * CS for cursor So, if

Greg, Thanks so much for your response!!? I love using RFE (even though you said it does the wrong thing above - it still works wonderfully on any extended display settings I throw at it from any of

Ah yes - that sounds familiar - thanks Tim! I was thinking it might be 2 if there is such a convention - memories are hazy... I think all of those low numbers initially had a conventional assignment.

Jeff, I apologize – previously I said that things work as expected on PCOMM – my bad – I was using RFE (review) NOT RPF – I was just not paying attention – when I responded to you earlier

So there's a few issues there.? One is what an application can request, another is how real 3270 hardware would respond to those requests, and yet another is how emulators on workstations represent

Hi Fish, As I said in another reply to this thread, I already have Vista. I'm looking for larger screen options than 24x80.? Tom Brennan himself advised me that his V2 with font and extended screen

Hello! Writing as a VM supporter and normal watcher in this list, if you're going to use supported emulators go for that one. Me? I use those evals of PCOMM because that's what I started with.. -----

I don't know how RPF decides what size of screen image to send to a user, but in ISPF (which I last used in early 2000) one had to tell it (in some settings at option 0, if I remember right) what kind