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Le mar. 11 févr. 2020 à 19:41, Gregg Levine <gregg.drwho8@...> a écrit : And was this a user created mod? Or was it something that IBM created I can see CPWATCH on the WATERLOO tape, with a

Hello! After updating Docker, its suggestion not mine, I promptly tried again Adrian's Docker container for Hercules and the VM Six Pack and found that yes indeed CPWatch was there. I checked on the

Back in the day, as an ordinary VM user, that was quite beyond my capability. Instead I uses an easier but more sledgehammer to crack a nut approach. I defined a temporary disk the same size as the

Adrian There will be a document somewhere that describes the file modes. (CMS user guide) Mode “0” files are only visible if you have write access to the disk, Unless you patched the access

The 2 will assure that it is visible on a CMS system drive like S or Y. If it’s anything but 2 it won’t show up in the list of files. Dennis

This is from my notes, and I don't recall where it came from. Anyone with more information, please speak up, but this is what I have: 1 normal 2 common files, typically on S and Y 3 erase after read 4

Thank you all ... You are gentlemen and scholars! I will try tomorrow. Btw ... What does?the 2 in the filemode signify?

Make sure its mode Y2 as well Dave Sent: 11 February 2020 21:25 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [h390-vm] Stupid Question - how to add a file to MAINT MNT19E rel c ipl 190 (clear savesys cms George

Filemode as target must be C2 based on your description. Mark Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2020 12:45 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [h390-vm] Stupid Question - how to add a file to MAINT MNT19E So

Not a stupid question at all. It is tricky to make changes to files on the Y or S disks. As far as I recall, the directories for the Y and S disks are saved as part of the saved CMS system and these

rel c ipl 190 (clear savesys cms George

So I logged on to MAINT Acc 19e C Copied the file But although the new file is on the "c" drive (even after an IPL) it is not visible on Y/S (for MAINT or anyone) And then in the back of my mind

For me the most useful "cultural" description is this. Computers and VMs are like pets, they have names and you keep them fed and healthy; containers are like cattle, they have no name and you shoot

This is my most complex example - the script that builds my yata thingy - https://github.com/adesutherland/yata/blob/master/cmsbuild.sh Basically it IPLs, sends in 3 files via the card reader, does

Hi Adrian, works like a charm. Except high CPU usage of com.docker.hyperkit, but if I google around, that seems a macos docker app problem. Extremely useful for the type of thing I am planning to do,

No problem. I fixed it by putting an &DISK = A in between, marking the first time I edited something in classic exec. Logging on after that loads the new BREXX TEXT, which means I can now debug,

I can't check today. What should happen is RESLIB should patch the command table.. Dave

Hi Dave, that is good to know. Question then is, why does the MKBREXX EXEC build a BREXX MODULE. I still cannot build the BREXX TEXT. Just to verify: when I mount brexx 191 as J, and run MKBREXX, the

Folks (especially Rene) There is no REXX MODULE because having a REXX module in CMS is pretty useless. In VM/370 CMS MODULES are usually loaded at the same location in main store, in the start of the

Its a tad harder, because it done through the query command and I didn’t want to front that with an exec. Too many options? Dave Sent: 10 February 2020 22:31 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: