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Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
Mmmm, no.? I respectfully disagree. The 'NODECK' option does not suppress object code generation. Here's what GC28-6380-3 IBM System/360 Operating System COBOL (F) Programmer's Guide says (emphasis
By scubajohn@... · #3101 ·
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
Hi! This isnt the OS/VS cobol compiler! We wish!!!! This is the compiler from MVT. (Think '68 Cobol) Joe <James.Ganino@...> wrote:
By Joe Monk · #3100 ·
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
Perhaps I am out in left field here, but IIRC (and I did check the IBM OS/VS COBOL Compiler and Library Programmer's Guide, SC28-6483, before embarrassing myself here) compiler listings are sent to
By Ganino, James (PERATON) · #3099 ·
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
wrote: Great! So: MSGCLASS=A ==> 00E PRINTER1 (prt/prt00e.txt) SYSOUT=A MSGCLASS=X or =H (like Moshix use) (held output) SYSOUT=X SYSOUT=H SYSOUT=* (sends to wherever MSGCLASS points to) Held output
By Fernando M. Roxo da Motta · #3098 ·
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
Uh, sorry, I thought the previous message was quoted... I was meaning the QUEUE DD [Job ID] showed the steplist so I was able to look at GO.SYSOUT list and actually see the result of the DISPLAY
By David Sol¨¦ · #3097 ·
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
David Sol¨¦ wrote: Umm... WHAT was exactly what you were looking for? Some context would be nice! (I'm not psychic!) -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories
By Fish Fish · #3096 ·
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
Holly cow... Thats EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thanks, and thanks all for the support also.
By David Sol¨¦ · #3095 ·
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
If you 'queue dd hello' There are a number of options detailed in queue's help. chris -- <cjar1950@...>
By cjar1950@... · #3094 ·
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
Yes, it is Jay Moseley version!
By David Sol¨¦ · #3093 ·
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
David, JL for the JES2 jog, JC for the JCL, JM for the allocation messages, DD to get the list of ddnames of your job (which you can see by typing S in the S column). I would recommend you use RFE
By Ren¨¦ Ferland · #3092 ·
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
Try: DISPLAY ... UPON CONSOLE. Ron Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2022
By Ron Lucas · #3091 ·
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
Fernando, As the source is in HMVS01.SOURCE, it very much looks like the incarnation is Jay Moseley's build. Chris -- <cjar1950@...>
By cjar1950@... · #3090 ·
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
On Fri, 19 Aug 2022 09:31:13 -0700, doscar.sole@... wrote: I don't know what "incantation" MVS you are working with, so it seems that some guesswork is needed here. In T4k- (all of them I think,
By Fernando M. Roxo da Motta · #3089 ·
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
Hi: I just tried with MSGCLASS=A, and this is the kind of stuff I was wanting (see at the end of the post). It shows the output on a format and content that I'm more or less used to... so... Is there
By David Sol¨¦ · #3088 ·
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
I think I said this before but I don't see my email. Another options to see your DISPLAYs (if you want to see them in the MVS session log) is to code them as: DISPLAY ...(your variable or message)...
By Ron Lucas · #3087 ·
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
The other way to see your DISPLAYs is to use MSGCLASS=C (on my MVS3.8j/Hercules System this is the "held" output sysout class) and change your Go.SYSOUT to be: //GO.SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=* This results in
By Ron Lucas · #3086 ·
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
I would try MSGCLASS=A Chris -- <cjar1950@...> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
By cjar1950@... · #3085 ·
Re: (OT) Posting of 3270 screen images
THe c3270 is very powerfull 3270 terminal emulator. I use it daily in my job to access z/OS and z/VM sessions and prepared even small macro engine in python to fast enter of user/password (dependent
By Piotr Kolasi¨½ski · #3084 ·
Re: Where to find the output of a COBOL program?
Hi: Didn't work, same output. On the TSO screen / job output... I mean, something like J E S 2? ?J O B? ?L O G 3.30.07 JOB? ? 2? $HASP373 HELLO? ? STARTED - INIT? 1 - CLASS A - SYS HMVS
By David Sol¨¦ · #3083 ·
Re: (OT) Posting of 3270 screen images
Hi! This topic escalated quickly! hehe... Well, as suggested, I tried shift + click and I was able to copy from c3270 (also from PuTTy window it allowed me to copy all window log, but is a bit more
By David Sol¨¦ · #3082 ·