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Thank you Jim. That did occur to me.? I'm hoping for a more "elegant" solution.? I know back in the day in a multiuser situation there was a way via JCL to get the output back to my VM.? I just

You can spool 00E to your VM userid by logging on your MVS guest and issuing a #CP SPOOL 00E to yourid CONT NOHOLD

I'm again playing with MVS (TK5 Update 2) under VM/370 CE 1.2. I've succesfully submitted and executed a batch job from VM to MVS by punching it.? What I cannot figure out is how to tell the JCL to

DIRENT is what you're looking for (it's is not a REXX exec) -- Kris Buelens

I thought I remembered a discussion about there being a REXX program (CBT? VMSHARE?) that would read the minidisk the CP Directory was located and create a USER DIRECT file. I can't seem to find the

The developer of the NJE device support and RSCS modifications, Peter Coghlan, is usually willing to share his in-progress work privately with people who contact him and let him know they're

Thank you Bob.

Hi Dan, VMCE 1.1.2 RSCS does not support the NJE interface because the developer considers the code incomplete, and does not want to allow it to be included. Bob Bolch [email protected]> wrote:

Can anyone refer me to a straightfoward document explaining how to configure NJE on my VM/370 CE 1.2 system?? I have NJE configured on my MVS 3.8j host (TK5) and used the excellent docs put together

I uploaded CMSBATCH EXEC to the files section.? Please feel free to use and critique.? So far, it covers Assembler, COBOL, and PL/1.? I suppose I ought to add at least Fortran. Thanks again to

Thanks to Rene and Bob, I was able to get it all worked out. ?I now get back 2 files in my RDR, a console and a printer. ?Here's how I set it up: /JOB DAN 1234 TESTJOB cp spool console to dan cp

I wonder if it is necessary to explicitly START/STOP CLOSE. For sure I never did. :-) All my batch jobs starts with the statements: /JOB userid 1234 jobname CP SPOOL CONSOLE TO userid CP SPOOL PRINTER

Hi Daniel, It has been a long time since Ive used CMSBATCH, but looking at the statements in your job submission, you didn't actually print anything.? You did direct SYSPRINT and SYSOUT to the

Yes, they are prefixed by CP.? Apologies for omitting that during my description. /JOB DAN 1234 TESTJOB cp spool prt system class a cp link dan 191 191 rr access 191 b/a filedef sysprint terminal

SPOOL is a CP command. In your job, you need to prefix it with CP: CP SPOOL PRT TO SYSTEM CLASS A CP SPOOL PRT TO MYUSER Cheers, Rene FERLAND, Montreal

CMSBATCH seems to be ignoring my attempts to redirecdt output to either the system printer or back to my reader. I've tried both of the following at the beginning of my jobs, right after the job card:

Actually no, this is normal behavior. With EE,? the number of columns displayed depends on the filetype and the corresponding specification is searched in PROFILE EE. If you add the line FTDEFAULTS

Interesting... I tried that, but it looks like it is off a bit in calculating where to put things: File: USER???? DIRECT?? A1? RECFM: F LRECL:? 80(80) Lines:?? 568 Current:?? TOP

Good work, Rene. I will make a note of the setting in the next README. Bob

Hello Bob, I was able to reproduce that behavior with ZOC. The problem disappeared when I change the terminal from 3278-2 to 3279-2-E. So could this be related to the colors used in the EE screen?