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Author: abuntonabunton
Date: Jun 7, 2010 22:40
I'm getting these messages during an auto-EMAIL with CSI TCP/IP 1.5F. The
message manual claims TCP910D is issued for LPR.
TCP908W Processing Output: PZEM2$47,19206-000 has failed
TCP910W Error: DNS server unable to resolve address
TCP914W Retrying Event: EMAIL Type: POWER Action: EMAIL
Here is the script that fails. BLDG=ZE20 DEPT=ZE88CA ROOM=PROD2
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Author: RbotsisRbotsis
Date: May 13, 2010 23:38
Best wishes to you on your retirement Steve.
Hi All,
I retire from CSI tomorrow...
It has been a great pleasure to be on the discussion list over the many
years...
Steve Huggins
Best wishes to you on your retirement Steve.
Hi
All,I retire from CSI tomorrow...It has been a great pleasure
to be on the discussion list over the many years...Steve
Huggins
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Author: Alice FariaAlice Faria
Date: May 13, 2010 20:05
Hello Listers,
Does anybody know where I can find the SVC TABLE used by VSE?
I need to know if SVC45 is still available to be used by ADABAS or if they
have to use another SVC...
Alice
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Author: Kevin CorkeryKevin Corkery
Date: May 13, 2010 18:06
Gang ...
Anyone out there using an InfoPrint 6400 Line Matrix printer attached via
ethernet through an OSA-ICC? These printers have an option for TN3270E
support (I assume as a printer) that should be accessible via the network.
We have an old 3174 attached just to support coax attached 6262 printers.
Needless to say, these are getting old and support is a little slow when
something goes wrong. Also, ribbons and print trains are getting scarce.
The idea is to get a newer printer (these are really Printronix printers and
are widely installed on all sorts of systems). I thought that maybe we
could also take the 3174 out of the loop if we could successfully attach via
our OSA-ICC port. If not practicle, the coax attachable versions seem to be
readily avaialable. TIA for your insights.
Kevin P. Corkery
Independent Consultant
Voorhees, NJ 08043
Gang
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Anyone out there
using an InfoPrint 6400 Line Matrix printer attached via ethernet through an
OSA-ICC? These printers have an option for TN3270E support (I assume as a
printer...
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Author: Paul L'HeureuxPaul L'Heureux
Date: May 13, 2010 16:00
Chris,
First of all I want to thank you for delving into the SWNET/XCA abyss. I
just want to describe what it is like from my perspective. The XCA
definitions here at Will county were the first I had ever worked with. I
had a lot of VTAM experience but not with this animal. Last year I spent
a few days trying real hard to break down the operands and try to
decipher how it worked. I remember talking to my network guy and telling
him that the number in the DIALNO just HAD to be the MAC address and him
telling me that it was not.
I had a feeling that the GRPNM and GID etc. was not the controlling
factor and there was a lot that just did not make sense. After reading
your posts, things are clearer and it looks like my definitions are
chock full of parameters that need not be there. It is kind of funny how
the definitions still work even with all of these extraneous
definitions. It seems to me that I can remove all of the PATH stmts, all
of the DIALNO's, all of the GRPNM's, all of the GID's and CPNAME. My
theory right now is that my connections to AS/400 and HIS Sna server are
totally driven by IDNUM and IDBLK.
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Author: Dieltiens GeertDieltiens Geert
Date: Jan 29, 2010 09:20
Dave,
When the last character in an FTP command is a "-" then the next line
will be appended to the FTP command. The "-" does not have to be in
column 72, it can follow the command-text immediately.
Example:
PUT part1-
part2-
part3 -
newfilename
will be translated by the FTP-client (1.5F) into:
PUT part1part2part3 newfilename
Bye,
Geert.
DISCLAIMER
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Author: Garry HaslerGarry Hasler
Date: Jan 29, 2010 01:50
Hi Dave,
> Dave,
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> There are macro's available to make your assembler programs LE-enabled/compliant. Whether that sufficient to run Debug Tool, I have no idea. From what Garry Hasler said, I would be somewhat doubtful.
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Correct. DT/VSE only supports LE-enabled HLL (high-level language)
applications.
> There are three macros, CEEENTRY, which initializes the LE environment, an 'exit' macro, CEETERM, and CEEPPA, to set up LE-required storage/work areas. Once you're LE-enabled/compliant, you can (theoretically...
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Author: David StuartDavid Stuart
Date: Jan 29, 2010 00:52
Afternoon all,
Has anyone done anything with Encryption Facility/VSE? If so, can I pick your brain for a bit?
One of my first questions: You can do a IDCAMS Backup (*) to a sequential (SD) file on disk. Can you then encrypt that SD File to tape? My initial testing says no, you only get a very small portion of the beginning of the backup file.
TIA,
Dave
Dave Stuart
Prin. Info. Systems Support Analyst
County of Ventura, CA
805-662-6731
David.Stuart@ ventura.org
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