Re: Hercules Beginner Needs Some Help
Craig,
If you get this list as e-mail, there is a link in the footer to respond to a sender.
If you use the web interface, when you click reply , there is a drop down which by default says group,
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Dave Wade
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#4416
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Re: Hercules Beginner Needs Some Help
Hi Craig,
[email protected]> wrote:
Email address is in my signature, 'nuff said...
Robert
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Robert AH Prins
robert.a.h.prins(a)gmail.com
The hitchhiking grandfather
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Robert Prins
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#4415
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Re: Hercules Beginner Needs Some Help
If you install the latest incarnation of TK which is TK5.2, you will find SYS2 and others.
You need to read the docs that come with it as well as the original one's for TK4 as well as all of the
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Vince Coen
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#4414
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Re: Hercules Beginner Needs Some Help
Since you are at the beginning with MVS under Hercules, I recommend you move from TK4- to TK5, the latest distribution of MVS 3.8J, it comes with a quasi-clone of ISPF.
It is available here:
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Ren¨¦ Ferland
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#4413
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Re: Hercules Beginner Needs Some Help
Rene,
Thank you very much for your help!? I am using MVS 3.8, TK-4, and Tom Brenneman TN3270.? I'm probably spoiled by my daytime job, which is mainframe programmer, and everything is always set
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Craig Kaercher <Craig.Kaercher@...>
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#4412
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Re: Hercules Beginner Needs Some Help
Hello Craig,
Welcome to the community!
It would help if you could tell us which MVS system you are running under Hercules. I know of four: Jay Moseley system, MVS/CE, TK4- and TK5. Is it one of
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Ren¨¦ Ferland
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#4411
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Hercules Beginner Needs Some Help
Hello All,
I am not new to mainframes, but am new to Hercules, and in getting started I have some questions:
1.? Why is there no system libraries?? No SYS4.* or SYS2.*.? Was that supposed to come
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Craig Kaercher <Craig.Kaercher@...>
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#4410
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Re: COBOL getting system time and/or date
Page 45 ,,,
(The use of CURRENT-DATE, TIME-OF-DAY, and RETURN-CODE is explained in, the Programmer's.Guide.)
Page 3 of 508 in Preface of the same doco ...
IBM as Full American National
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John Pratt
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#4409
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Re: COBOL getting system time and/or date
So in your code, in working-storage:
01 CURR-DATE.
05 CURR-DATE-SYS PIC X(08) VALUE
SPACES.
05 FILLER
REDEFINES CURR-DATE-SYS.
10
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Joe Monk
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#4408
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Re: COBOL getting system time and/or date
[image: image.png]
Our version string: CB545 V2 LVL78 01MAY72 - IBM OS AMERICAN NATIONAL
STANDARD COBOL. , so we have the 360 OS CB545 V2 compiler...
As explained on page 44:
[image:
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Joe Monk
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#4407
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Re: VSAM cluster allocation error
Hi,
To define a VSAM cluster in MVS 3.8 you need a volume
record in the catalog. This record will be created if you
define a data space or define a cluster with the keyword
UNIQUE.
If the volume
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Rob Prins
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#4406
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Re: COBOL getting system time and/or date
With more time, did a bit more research.
For my TK4 COBOL Compiler, I see in the printout the following version information: CB545 V2 LVL78 01MAY72 - IBM OS AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD COBOL.
I have
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Ivo Veiga
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#4405
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Re: COBOL getting system time and/or date
There you go.
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Ivo Veiga
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#4404
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Re: COBOL getting system time and/or date
Ivo,
and the whole program, as text, please?
best regards,
Ren¨¦.
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[email protected]
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#4403
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Re: COBOL getting system time and/or date
Wow!
So, at the end, it turns out this old-school COBOL F bad boy we have at hands has still quite a punch .... reaaaally fun!!! :-D
Thank you all for sharing your knowledge.
Best
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Alejandro olivan Alvarez
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#4402
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Re: COBOL getting system time and/or date
As per some of our friends wrote, see screenshots attached.
Screenshot 1: program excerpt
Screenshot 2: the result at the bottom: date in the format mm/dd/yy and time of day 'HHMM' (1926 = 19:26)
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Ivo Veiga
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#4401
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Re: COBOL getting system time and/or date
In the GC28-6399-2 manual ("IBM OS Full American National Standard COBOL Compiler and Library, Version 2 Programmer's Guide") which I must have downloaded from bitsavers, it mentions ILBODTEO (p.
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Laird Heal
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#4400
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Re: COBOL getting system time and/or date
For the MVS Cobol Compile which I seem to recall is the MVT one :
My Cobool xref Cobxref program has :
041800???? MOVE???? CURRENT-DATE TO HDDATE.
041900???? IF?????? HDDATE NOT =
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Vince Coen
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#4399
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Re: COBOL getting system time and/or date
Hi Jay,
If you don't mind Then I am happy to add a Y2KGEDT ( Get date and time ) and simply return
DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS that you can freely add to your set of programs, or distribute as you wish.
I
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botongrui, aka ¦Ó¦Òm.
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#4398
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Re: COBOL getting system time and/or date
"ILE" is the Integrated Language Environment of AS/400, OS/400, iSeries, System i, IBM i platform.
It has nothing to do with LE/370 or LE/390, etc. -- and nothing to do with mainframes, other than
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Mark Waterbury
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#4397
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