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You would be wrong. One would be amazed as what you can put in various JCL fields (for example, file names) if you quote them. If one chooses to RTFM, it's even documented. A reading from the Book of

One be amazed (impressed) by something without the burden of liking it. I am (for example) impressed by the effect of thermonuclear weapons, but that doesn't mean I want a few dropped by Putin on

Apropos of nothing, recalling a story at my first job back in 1980s ... One of our system programmers put *Top Secret Security* (a RACF competitor) on our production MVS/SP system that had been up

Thank you for your answer Drew, and your patience with me. :-) Cheers, Rene FERLAND, Montreal

I could tell you, but then I'd have to? ... More seriously, I have nine different MVS & VM instances installed, including the LCM+L 4361 test image. Many are not really used or even really setup

IEECVXIT issues *commands* directly, but not *replies* ; it composes the text and queues replies for the BSPPILOT address space, which I won't change. (And yes, R2D2 exists, it's part of IEECVXIT.?

Well then, good luck for your task to find out _which_ WTOR to reply to :-). That's the primary purpose of R2D2. That logic will always reply to the correct one, even if a dozen are waiting...

Please before replying: Read the entire thread. My system is not your system. YMMV and all that. I just searched *SYS1.UMODSRC* again, slightly differently. The local version of

Okay Drew, you don't run TK4- or any MVS380, but then what do you run exactly? Cheers, Rene FERLAND, Montreal

TK4- is not a 380 environment; while I have not run that version, I have run the TK3 system on a P/390 in 370 mode. wrote: -- Jay Maynard

I have already noted:

For TK4- and derivates see?SYS1.UMODSRC(IEECVXIT) at label?ACTNTABL for automatic actions triggered by certain messages. All unconditional actions are, as others mentioned already, in SYS1.PARMLIB

Hi, In TK4- you will find in SYS1.PARMLIB the members STARTSTD and STARTMIN. These members are used by BSPPILOT. Cheers, Rob

That is incorrect. https://bsp-gmbh.pocnet.net/turnkey/cookbook/bsppilot.html states: PARM=NOWTO Silent mode, don't issue any WTOS at all That member does not exist. It's in SYS2.PROCLIB, actually.

BSPPILOT gets its list of commands from SYS1.PARMLIB, in the member name passed as parameter. So look in SYS1.PARMLIB(NOWTO). The BSPPILOT JCL is in SYS1.PROCLIB. wrote:

And that was would make the commands appear to come from VTAM how? Jay and I agreed it's really BSPPILOT responding to VTAM initializing. But where in BSPPILOT? I don't know where you got list of

Hello Drew, Am 07.03.2022 um 03:59 schrieb Drew Derbyshire <swhobbit@...>: It was a solution to a problem. :-) Not every solution is a good one. I'm sure without it there would be much less

Hi, The start commands are in SYS1.JES2PARM(JES2PARM). See below: ***?????? *OPERATOR COMMANDS $TOSC1,D=J $TOSC2,D=J $TOSC3,D=T $TOSC4,D=T $CA,ALL $SA,ALL $TA,I=3600,'$SI1-I4' $SRDR1 $SPRT1

If you don't want PRINTER 2 started, logic would dictate that you should be depressed by it starting JES2 devices, not impressed by it starting JES2 devices. :-) -- Kevin http://www.RawFedDogs.net

I looked into COMMNDxx, nope. I am aware of? BSPPILOT, but as we agree, the commands claim to come from NET.? Yea, after testing, it's *that.* BSPPILOT annoys me in general; the author assumes