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Strange!!!??? What is Sys1.Proclib doing in the JCL? //DISKMAP? JOB (001),'DISKMAP', //? ? ? ? ? ? CLASS=A,MSGCLASS=A //DISKMAP EXEC PGM=DISKMAP,REGION=1024K //SYSPRINT DD? SYSOUT=*

Patrik, You might find DISKMAP of use. //DISKMAP JOB (001),'DISKMAP', // CLASS=A,MSGCLASS=A //DISKMAP EXEC PGM=DISKMAP,REGION=1024K //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=* //SYSUT1 DD DSN=SYS1.PROCLIB,DISP=SHR //DD1

Hello, today I was wondering, how much unallocated space I have available on the various volumes of the current TK4-. Interestingly, after 15 Minutes of online research, I have not found something

Hi Harold yes, thanks.? I do follow the groups.io forum about SATK, although I have not played with it. From the examples I gather that ASMA/SATK does not have a syntax that is different from the

Harold Grovesteen wrote: Highly recommended! -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories http://www.softdevlabs.com mail: fish@...

These days there is also SATK with its ASMA assembler, written in Python and runs anywhere Python does. https://github.com/s390guy/SATK Harold Grovesteen

WOW !!! you are a second generation programmer !!! Not so much people can say that. My Old Man, was in Radio, so i inherited electronics, but I'm the first one in programming bussiness. But he did

Yes, you have a typo. You have //[space]*, not //*. It took the "*" and tried to match it against JOB EXEC DD, etc.

Learned FORTRAN on an 1130 at my Dad's workplace on the weekends around 1970. Still play with the simulator. Learned 8080 assembler on my own on Dad's CP/M system. Went to UIUC in the late 70s, had

wrote: That's good advice. I thought I was, but in truth I was only glancing at things which would have some meaning to an exoerienced operator. I never learned much about printing back then. Thanks

I first learnt FORTRAN at a university holiday job in 1970, which was also my first experience of computers. They had a PDPxx (xx=10? can't remember for sure), and they gave me a copy of Daniel D.

Hello Tom, Am 30.11.2020 um 06:55 schrieb tomarmstrong255@...: Thanks for that clarification. Sometimes I’m easy to forget how very ancient some concepts are. :-) :wq! PoC

I want to say it is a Power/360 control card.? I think it was used to indicate EOF.

Rupert, What you are seeing is what is called SETUP operator message. (actually – you probably are NOT seeing it on the console) – Remember – think of a REAL computer room – with operators –

I take it back DOS has /& at the end and plain // for MVS.? It is not MVS; it is some other unknown system. regards; Rahim

It is a DOS/VSE card not an MVS. regards; Rahim

<mgaubatz@...> wrote: I thought so too, then I gave it a try in TK4-: J E S 2 J O B L O G 11.36.45 JOB 776 IEF452I ROXOBR14 JOB NOT RUN - JCL ERROR 1 //ROXOBR14 JOB (ROXO),'EXECUTE

Follow-up: I didn't want good-looking prints, but I wanted some facilities not in HercPrt, so I threw together some Python to connect to Hercules and pull out the data I need. It's pretty basic and

Fortran was ad still is a Lingua Franca un the sciences and engineerig community, INTEL in the 1970's distributed PL/M, a downsized PL/I ( it's available today ) as two pass PL/M compiler, for its

Treated as end-of-job, if not a continuation card. Mark dasdman Sent: Sunday, November 29, 2020 3:17 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [H390-MVS] Is this a JCL typo? I think this is probably a