Hello,
I thought SIGNAL wasn't supported because of documentation I read (must have been old).? My template (which I just uploaded) does:
/*------------------------*\
| ?Enable trap processing ?|
\*------------------------*/
? ?SIGNAL ON ERROR
? ?SIGNAL ON FAILURE
? ?SIGNAL ON HALT
? ?SIGNAL ON NOVALUE
? ?SIGNAL ON SYNTAX??
I found REXX on VM/CE isn't supporting SIGNAL ON FAILURE
Bob suggested opening a ticket in an earlier email (at?).
Is VM/CE BREXX supposed to support SIGNAL ON FAILURE?? If yes, then I'll open the ticket.? If not, why and can it someday do it?
Finally, what is the difference between REXX and BREXX, if any?
Thank you,
Bertram Moshier? WB8ERT
?
On Sat, Dec 31, 2022 at 5:09 AM Bertram Moshier via <herc370390vm= [email protected]> wrote: Hello,
I use the Signal instruction in rexx and am wondering when BRexx will support them on VM/CE?
Thank you,
Bertram Moshier
|
Re: Two WC3270 questions.
Hello,
I have been doing a send all along.? Please review my first email.
After reviewing successful transfers, I realized there were things I was doing that the successful ones weren't.? This time I decided to accept all the defaults and the transfer worked!
Thank you for the help!
Bert.
Right, which means youre doing a RECEIVE on the host!
Joe
Hi,
I am sending to the host (CMS).
On CMS, doesnt a TRANS34 mean the CMS file doesnt?exist??
Joe
Hello,
I'm getting TRANS34 - Error accessing file (RC = 20): file transfer canceled.
I tried several different Windows files.? Examples are:? D:\Users\Bertr\Programming\template.exec? and C:\1.2
I also tried with administration mode turned on for the WC3270 session.
On Windows the file is:
?Directory of D:\Users\Bertr\Programming
?
01/01/2023? 15:55? ? ? ? ? ? 57,175 1.2
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?1 File(s)? ? ? ? ?57,175 bytes
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?0 Dir(s)? 9,234,605,932,544 bytes free
It is the REXX template file I use for various operating systems.? Presently it supports DOS, Win95, WinNT (Win 7 - 11), and OS/2.
This is a copy of one of the several attempts:
[wc3270]
?
?
Press <Enter> to resume session.
wc3270>transfer
?
File Transfer
?
Type 'quit' at any prompt to abort this dialog.
?
Note: In order to initiate a file transfer, the 3270 cursor must be
positioned on an input field that can accept the IND$FILE command, e.g.,
at the VM/CMS or TSO command prompt.
?
Continue? (y/n) [y]
?
?'send' means copy a file from this workstation to the host.
?'receive' means copy a file from the host to this workstation.
Direction: (send/receive) [send]
?
Name of source file on this workstation: [D:\Users\Bertr\Programming\template.exec] C:\1.2
Name of destination file on the host: [template] 1
?
Host type: (tso/vm/cics) [vm] vm
?
?An 'ascii' transfer does automatic translation between EBCDIC on the host and
?ASCII on the workstation.
?A 'binary' transfer does no data translation.
Transfer mode: (ascii/binary) [ascii]
?
?For ASCII transfers, carriage return (CR) characters can be handled specially.
?'remove' means that CRs will be removed during the transfer.
?'keep' means that no special action is taken with CRs.
CR handling: (remove/keep) [remove]
?
?For ASCII transfers, wc3270 can either remap the text to ensure as accurate a
?translation between the Windows code page and EBCDIC code page 37+ as
?possible, or it can transfer text as-is and leave all translation to the
?IND$FILE program on the host.
?'yes' means that text will be translated.
?'no' means that text will be transferred as-is.
Re-map character set? (yes/no) [yes]
Windows code page for re-mapping: [1252]
?
[optional] Destination file record format:
?(default/fixed/variable/undefined) [variable]
?
[optional] Destination file logical record length: [135]
?
DFT buffer size: [4096]
?
File Transfer Summary:
?Source file on workstation: C:\1.2
?Destination file on Host: 1
?Host type: VM/CMS
?Transfer mode: ASCII, remove CRs, remap text, Windows code page 1252
?Destination file:
? Record format: variable
? Logical record length: 135
?DFT buffer size: 4096
?
Continue? (y/n) [y]
Press ^C to abort
TRANS34 - Error accessing file (RC = 20): file transfer canceled
Press <Enter> to resume session.
wc3270>
|
Re: Two WC3270 questions.
Right, which means youre doing a RECEIVE on the host!
Joe
Hi,
I am sending to the host (CMS).
On CMS, doesnt a TRANS34 mean the CMS file doesnt?exist??
Joe
Hello,
I'm getting TRANS34 - Error accessing file (RC = 20): file transfer canceled.
I tried several different Windows files.? Examples are:? D:\Users\Bertr\Programming\template.exec? and C:\1.2
I also tried with administration mode turned on for the WC3270 session.
On Windows the file is:
?Directory of D:\Users\Bertr\Programming
?
01/01/2023? 15:55? ? ? ? ? ? 57,175 1.2
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?1 File(s)? ? ? ? ?57,175 bytes
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?0 Dir(s)? 9,234,605,932,544 bytes free
It is the REXX template file I use for various operating systems.? Presently it supports DOS, Win95, WinNT (Win 7 - 11), and OS/2.
This is a copy of one of the several attempts:
[wc3270]
?
?
Press <Enter> to resume session.
wc3270>transfer
?
File Transfer
?
Type 'quit' at any prompt to abort this dialog.
?
Note: In order to initiate a file transfer, the 3270 cursor must be
positioned on an input field that can accept the IND$FILE command, e.g.,
at the VM/CMS or TSO command prompt.
?
Continue? (y/n) [y]
?
?'send' means copy a file from this workstation to the host.
?'receive' means copy a file from the host to this workstation.
Direction: (send/receive) [send]
?
Name of source file on this workstation: [D:\Users\Bertr\Programming\template.exec] C:\1.2
Name of destination file on the host: [template] 1
?
Host type: (tso/vm/cics) [vm] vm
?
?An 'ascii' transfer does automatic translation between EBCDIC on the host and
?ASCII on the workstation.
?A 'binary' transfer does no data translation.
Transfer mode: (ascii/binary) [ascii]
?
?For ASCII transfers, carriage return (CR) characters can be handled specially.
?'remove' means that CRs will be removed during the transfer.
?'keep' means that no special action is taken with CRs.
CR handling: (remove/keep) [remove]
?
?For ASCII transfers, wc3270 can either remap the text to ensure as accurate a
?translation between the Windows code page and EBCDIC code page 37+ as
?possible, or it can transfer text as-is and leave all translation to the
?IND$FILE program on the host.
?'yes' means that text will be translated.
?'no' means that text will be transferred as-is.
Re-map character set? (yes/no) [yes]
Windows code page for re-mapping: [1252]
?
[optional] Destination file record format:
?(default/fixed/variable/undefined) [variable]
?
[optional] Destination file logical record length: [135]
?
DFT buffer size: [4096]
?
File Transfer Summary:
?Source file on workstation: C:\1.2
?Destination file on Host: 1
?Host type: VM/CMS
?Transfer mode: ASCII, remove CRs, remap text, Windows code page 1252
?Destination file:
? Record format: variable
? Logical record length: 135
?DFT buffer size: 4096
?
Continue? (y/n) [y]
Press ^C to abort
TRANS34 - Error accessing file (RC = 20): file transfer canceled
Press <Enter> to resume session.
wc3270>
|
Re: Two WC3270 questions.
Bertram, I just tried:- [wc3270] File Transfer Type 'quit' at any prompt to abort this dialog. Note: In order to initiate a file transfer, the 3270 cursor must be positioned on an input field that can accept the IND$FILE command, e.g., at the VM/CMS or TSO command prompt. Continue? (y/n) [y] 'send' means copy a file from this workstation to the host. 'receive' means copy a file from the host to this workstation. Direction: (send/receive) [receive] send Name of source file on this workstation: c:\users\xx xxxxxx\desktop\readme.1st Name of destination file on the host: x test a Host type: (tso/vm/cics) [tso] vm An 'ascii' transfer does automatic translation between EBCDIC on the host and ASCII on the workstation. A 'binary' transfer does no data translation. Transfer mode: (ascii/binary) [ascii] For ASCII transfers, carriage return (CR) characters can be handled specially. 'remove' means that CRs will be removed during the transfer. 'keep' means that no special action is taken with CRs. CR handling: (remove/keep) [remove] For ASCII transfers, wc3270 can either remap the text to ensure as accurate a translation between the Windows code page and EBCDIC code page 37+ as possible, or it can transfer text as-is and leave all translation to the IND$FILE program on the host. 'yes' means that text will be translated. 'no' means that text will be transferred as-is. Re-map character set? (yes/no) [yes] Windows code page for re-mapping: [1252] [optional] Destination file record format: (default/fixed/variable/undefined) [default] [optional] Destination file logical record length: Direction: (send/receive) [receive] send Name of source file on this workstation: c:\users\xx xxxxxx\desktop\readme.1st Name of destination file on the host: x test a Host type: (tso/vm/cics) [tso] vm An 'ascii' transfer does automatic translation between EBCDIC on the host and ASCII on the workstation. A 'binary' transfer does no data translation. Transfer mode: (ascii/binary) [ascii] For ASCII transfers, carriage return (CR) characters can be handled specially. 'remove' means that CRs will be removed during the transfer. 'keep' means that no special action is taken with CRs. CR handling: (remove/keep) [remove] For ASCII transfers, wc3270 can either remap the text to ensure as accurate a translation between the Windows code page and EBCDIC code page 37+ as possible, or it can transfer text as-is and leave all translation to the IND$FILE program on the host. 'yes' means that text will be translated. 'no' means that text will be transferred as-is. Re-map character set? (yes/no) [yes] Windows code page for re-mapping: [1252] [optional] Destination file record format: (default/fixed/variable/undefined) [default] [optional] Destination file logical record length: DFT buffer size: [4096] File Transfer Summary: Source file on workstation: c:\users\xx xxxxxx\desktop\readme.1st Destination file on Host: x test a Host type: VM/CMS Transfer mode: ASCII, remove CRs, remap text, Windows code page 1252 DFT buffer size: 4096 Continue? (y/n) [y] Press ^C to abort Transfer complete, 137325 bytes transferred 72.3 Kbytes/sec in CUT mode Press <Enter> to resume session. wc3270> Works fine. Chris -- <cjar1950@...> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On Sun, 1 Jan 2023 18:34:10 -0600 "Bertram Moshier" <herc370390vm@...> wrote: I am asked a filename, yes. I tried first
Template exec a
Later on I tried just
1
Bert
On Sun, Jan 1, 2023, 18:21 cjar1950 via groups.io <cjar1950=
[email protected]> wrote:
Bertram,
Do you have to specify a valid CMS filename (eg test text a)?.
Chris
--
<cjar1950@...>
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
On Sun, 1 Jan 2023 17:45:07 -0600
"Bertram Moshier" <herc370390vm@...> wrote:
Hi,
I am sending to the host (CMS).
On Sun, Jan 1, 2023, 17:19 Joe Monk <joemonk64@...> wrote:
On CMS, doesnt a TRANS34 mean the CMS file doesnt exist?
Joe
On Sun, Jan 1, 2023 at 4:03 PM Bertram Moshier < BertramMoshier@...>
wrote:
Hello,
I'm getting TRANS34 - Error accessing file (RC = 20): file transfer
canceled.
I tried several different Windows files. Examples are:
D:\Users\Bertr\Programming\template.exec and C:\1.2
I also tried with administration mode turned on for the WC3270
session.
On Windows the file is:
Directory of D:\Users\Bertr\Programming
01/01/2023 15:55 57,175 1.2
1 File(s) 57,175 bytes
0 Dir(s) 9,234,605,932,544 bytes free
It is the REXX template file I use for various operating systems.
Presently it supports DOS, Win95, WinNT (Win 7 - 11), and OS/2.
This is a copy of one of the several attempts:
[wc3270]
Press <Enter> to resume session.
wc3270>transfer
File Transfer
Type 'quit' at any prompt to abort this dialog.
Note: In order to initiate a file transfer, the 3270 cursor must be
positioned on an input field that can accept the IND$FILE command,
e.g.,
at the VM/CMS or TSO command prompt.
Continue? (y/n) [y]
'send' means copy a file from this workstation to the host.
'receive' means copy a file from the host to this workstation.
Direction: (send/receive) [send]
Name of source file on this workstation:
[D:\Users\Bertr\Programming\template.exec] C:\1.2
Name of destination file on the host: [template] 1
Host type: (tso/vm/cics) [vm] vm
An 'ascii' transfer does automatic translation between EBCDIC on the
host and
ASCII on the workstation.
A 'binary' transfer does no data translation.
Transfer mode: (ascii/binary) [ascii]
For ASCII transfers, carriage return (CR) characters can be handled
specially.
'remove' means that CRs will be removed during the transfer.
'keep' means that no special action is taken with CRs.
CR handling: (remove/keep) [remove]
For ASCII transfers, wc3270 can either remap the text to ensure as
accurate a
translation between the Windows code page and EBCDIC code page 37+ as
possible, or it can transfer text as-is and leave all translation to
the
IND$FILE program on the host.
'yes' means that text will be translated.
'no' means that text will be transferred as-is.
Re-map character set? (yes/no) [yes]
Windows code page for re-mapping: [1252]
[optional] Destination file record format:
(default/fixed/variable/undefined) [variable]
[optional] Destination file logical record length: [135]
DFT buffer size: [4096]
File Transfer Summary:
Source file on workstation: C:\1.2
Destination file on Host: 1
Host type: VM/CMS
Transfer mode: ASCII, remove CRs, remap text, Windows code page 1252
Destination file:
Record format: variable
Logical record length: 135
DFT buffer size: 4096
Continue? (y/n) [y]
Press ^C to abort
TRANS34 - Error accessing file (RC = 20): file transfer canceled
Press <Enter> to resume session.
wc3270>
|
Re: Two WC3270 questions.
I am asked a filename, yes.? I tried first
Template exec a
Later on I tried just?
1
Bert
Bertram,
Do you have to specify a valid CMS filename (eg test text a)?.
Chris
--
?<cjar1950@...>
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
On Sun, 1 Jan 2023 17:45:07 -0600
"Bertram Moshier" <herc370390vm@...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am sending to the host (CMS).
>
> On Sun, Jan 1, 2023, 17:19 Joe Monk <joemonk64@...> wrote:
>
> > On CMS, doesnt a TRANS34 mean the CMS file doesnt exist?
> >
> > Joe
> >
> > On Sun, Jan 1, 2023 at 4:03 PM Bertram Moshier <BertramMoshier@...>
> > wrote:
> >
> >> Hello,
> >>
> >> I'm getting TRANS34 - Error accessing file (RC = 20): file transfer
> >> canceled.
> >>
> >> I tried several different Windows files.? Examples are:
> >> D:\Users\Bertr\Programming\template.exec? and C:\1.2
> >>
> >> I also tried with administration mode turned on for the WC3270 session.
> >>
> >> On Windows the file is:
> >>
> >>? Directory of D:\Users\Bertr\Programming
> >>
> >> 01/01/2023? 15:55? ? ? ? ? ? 57,175 1.2
> >>? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 1 File(s)? ? ? ? ?57,175 bytes
> >>? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 0 Dir(s)? 9,234,605,932,544 bytes free
> >>
> >> It is the REXX template file I use for various operating systems.
> >> Presently it supports DOS, Win95, WinNT (Win 7 - 11), and OS/2.
> >>
> >>
> >> This is a copy of one of the several attempts:
> >>
> >> [wc3270]
> >>
> >>
> >> Press <Enter> to resume session.
> >> wc3270>transfer
> >>
> >> File Transfer
> >>
> >> Type 'quit' at any prompt to abort this dialog.
> >>
> >> Note: In order to initiate a file transfer, the 3270 cursor must be
> >> positioned on an input field that can accept the IND$FILE command, e.g.,
> >> at the VM/CMS or TSO command prompt.
> >>
> >> Continue? (y/n) [y]
> >>
> >>? 'send' means copy a file from this workstation to the host.
> >>? 'receive' means copy a file from the host to this workstation.
> >> Direction: (send/receive) [send]
> >>
> >> Name of source file on this workstation:
> >> [D:\Users\Bertr\Programming\template.exec] C:\1.2
> >> Name of destination file on the host: [template] 1
> >>
> >> Host type: (tso/vm/cics) [vm] vm
> >>
> >>? An 'ascii' transfer does automatic translation between EBCDIC on the
> >> host and
> >>? ASCII on the workstation.
> >>? A 'binary' transfer does no data translation.
> >> Transfer mode: (ascii/binary) [ascii]
> >>
> >>? For ASCII transfers, carriage return (CR) characters can be handled
> >> specially.
> >>? 'remove' means that CRs will be removed during the transfer.
> >>? 'keep' means that no special action is taken with CRs.
> >> CR handling: (remove/keep) [remove]
> >>
> >>? For ASCII transfers, wc3270 can either remap the text to ensure as
> >> accurate a
> >>? translation between the Windows code page and EBCDIC code page 37+ as
> >>? possible, or it can transfer text as-is and leave all translation to the
> >>? IND$FILE program on the host.
> >>? 'yes' means that text will be translated.
> >>? 'no' means that text will be transferred as-is.
> >> Re-map character set? (yes/no) [yes]
> >> Windows code page for re-mapping: [1252]
> >>
> >> [optional] Destination file record format:
> >>? (default/fixed/variable/undefined) [variable]
> >>
> >> [optional] Destination file logical record length: [135]
> >>
> >> DFT buffer size: [4096]
> >>
> >> File Transfer Summary:
> >>? Source file on workstation: C:\1.2
> >>? Destination file on Host: 1
> >>? Host type: VM/CMS
> >>? Transfer mode: ASCII, remove CRs, remap text, Windows code page 1252
> >>? Destination file:
> >>? ?Record format: variable
> >>? ?Logical record length: 135
> >>? DFT buffer size: 4096
> >>
> >> Continue? (y/n) [y]
> >> Press ^C to abort
> >> TRANS34 - Error accessing file (RC = 20): file transfer canceled
> >> Press <Enter> to resume session.
> >> wc3270>
> >>
> >>
> >
>
>
>
>
>
|
Re: Two WC3270 questions.
Bertram, Do you have to specify a valid CMS filename (eg test text a)?. Chris -- <cjar1950@...> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On Sun, 1 Jan 2023 17:45:07 -0600 "Bertram Moshier" <herc370390vm@...> wrote: Hi,
I am sending to the host (CMS).
On Sun, Jan 1, 2023, 17:19 Joe Monk <joemonk64@...> wrote:
On CMS, doesnt a TRANS34 mean the CMS file doesnt exist?
Joe
On Sun, Jan 1, 2023 at 4:03 PM Bertram Moshier <BertramMoshier@...>
wrote:
Hello,
I'm getting TRANS34 - Error accessing file (RC = 20): file transfer
canceled.
I tried several different Windows files. Examples are:
D:\Users\Bertr\Programming\template.exec and C:\1.2
I also tried with administration mode turned on for the WC3270 session.
On Windows the file is:
Directory of D:\Users\Bertr\Programming
01/01/2023 15:55 57,175 1.2
1 File(s) 57,175 bytes
0 Dir(s) 9,234,605,932,544 bytes free
It is the REXX template file I use for various operating systems.
Presently it supports DOS, Win95, WinNT (Win 7 - 11), and OS/2.
This is a copy of one of the several attempts:
[wc3270]
Press <Enter> to resume session.
wc3270>transfer
File Transfer
Type 'quit' at any prompt to abort this dialog.
Note: In order to initiate a file transfer, the 3270 cursor must be
positioned on an input field that can accept the IND$FILE command, e.g.,
at the VM/CMS or TSO command prompt.
Continue? (y/n) [y]
'send' means copy a file from this workstation to the host.
'receive' means copy a file from the host to this workstation.
Direction: (send/receive) [send]
Name of source file on this workstation:
[D:\Users\Bertr\Programming\template.exec] C:\1.2
Name of destination file on the host: [template] 1
Host type: (tso/vm/cics) [vm] vm
An 'ascii' transfer does automatic translation between EBCDIC on the
host and
ASCII on the workstation.
A 'binary' transfer does no data translation.
Transfer mode: (ascii/binary) [ascii]
For ASCII transfers, carriage return (CR) characters can be handled
specially.
'remove' means that CRs will be removed during the transfer.
'keep' means that no special action is taken with CRs.
CR handling: (remove/keep) [remove]
For ASCII transfers, wc3270 can either remap the text to ensure as
accurate a
translation between the Windows code page and EBCDIC code page 37+ as
possible, or it can transfer text as-is and leave all translation to the
IND$FILE program on the host.
'yes' means that text will be translated.
'no' means that text will be transferred as-is.
Re-map character set? (yes/no) [yes]
Windows code page for re-mapping: [1252]
[optional] Destination file record format:
(default/fixed/variable/undefined) [variable]
[optional] Destination file logical record length: [135]
DFT buffer size: [4096]
File Transfer Summary:
Source file on workstation: C:\1.2
Destination file on Host: 1
Host type: VM/CMS
Transfer mode: ASCII, remove CRs, remap text, Windows code page 1252
Destination file:
Record format: variable
Logical record length: 135
DFT buffer size: 4096
Continue? (y/n) [y]
Press ^C to abort
TRANS34 - Error accessing file (RC = 20): file transfer canceled
Press <Enter> to resume session.
wc3270>
|
Re: Two WC3270 questions.
Hi,
I am sending to the host (CMS).
On CMS, doesnt a TRANS34 mean the CMS file doesnt?exist??
Joe
Hello,
I'm getting TRANS34 - Error accessing file (RC = 20): file transfer canceled.
I tried several different Windows files.? Examples are:? D:\Users\Bertr\Programming\template.exec? and C:\1.2
I also tried with administration mode turned on for the WC3270 session.
On Windows the file is:
?Directory of D:\Users\Bertr\Programming
?
01/01/2023? 15:55? ? ? ? ? ? 57,175 1.2
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?1 File(s)? ? ? ? ?57,175 bytes
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?0 Dir(s)? 9,234,605,932,544 bytes free
It is the REXX template file I use for various operating systems.? Presently it supports DOS, Win95, WinNT (Win 7 - 11), and OS/2.
This is a copy of one of the several attempts:
[wc3270]
?
?
Press <Enter> to resume session.
wc3270>transfer
?
File Transfer
?
Type 'quit' at any prompt to abort this dialog.
?
Note: In order to initiate a file transfer, the 3270 cursor must be
positioned on an input field that can accept the IND$FILE command, e.g.,
at the VM/CMS or TSO command prompt.
?
Continue? (y/n) [y]
?
?'send' means copy a file from this workstation to the host.
?'receive' means copy a file from the host to this workstation.
Direction: (send/receive) [send]
?
Name of source file on this workstation: [D:\Users\Bertr\Programming\template.exec] C:\1.2
Name of destination file on the host: [template] 1
?
Host type: (tso/vm/cics) [vm] vm
?
?An 'ascii' transfer does automatic translation between EBCDIC on the host and
?ASCII on the workstation.
?A 'binary' transfer does no data translation.
Transfer mode: (ascii/binary) [ascii]
?
?For ASCII transfers, carriage return (CR) characters can be handled specially.
?'remove' means that CRs will be removed during the transfer.
?'keep' means that no special action is taken with CRs.
CR handling: (remove/keep) [remove]
?
?For ASCII transfers, wc3270 can either remap the text to ensure as accurate a
?translation between the Windows code page and EBCDIC code page 37+ as
?possible, or it can transfer text as-is and leave all translation to the
?IND$FILE program on the host.
?'yes' means that text will be translated.
?'no' means that text will be transferred as-is.
Re-map character set? (yes/no) [yes]
Windows code page for re-mapping: [1252]
?
[optional] Destination file record format:
?(default/fixed/variable/undefined) [variable]
?
[optional] Destination file logical record length: [135]
?
DFT buffer size: [4096]
?
File Transfer Summary:
?Source file on workstation: C:\1.2
?Destination file on Host: 1
?Host type: VM/CMS
?Transfer mode: ASCII, remove CRs, remap text, Windows code page 1252
?Destination file:
? Record format: variable
? Logical record length: 135
?DFT buffer size: 4096
?
Continue? (y/n) [y]
Press ^C to abort
TRANS34 - Error accessing file (RC = 20): file transfer canceled
Press <Enter> to resume session.
wc3270>
|
Re: Two WC3270 questions.
On CMS, doesnt a TRANS34 mean the CMS file doesnt?exist??
Joe
Hello,
I'm getting TRANS34 - Error accessing file (RC = 20): file transfer canceled.
I tried several different Windows files.? Examples are:? D:\Users\Bertr\Programming\template.exec? and C:\1.2
I also tried with administration mode turned on for the WC3270 session.
On Windows the file is:
?Directory of D:\Users\Bertr\Programming
?
01/01/2023? 15:55? ? ? ? ? ? 57,175 1.2
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?1 File(s)? ? ? ? ?57,175 bytes
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?0 Dir(s)? 9,234,605,932,544 bytes free
It is the REXX template file I use for various operating systems.? Presently it supports DOS, Win95, WinNT (Win 7 - 11), and OS/2.
This is a copy of one of the several attempts:
[wc3270]
?
?
Press <Enter> to resume session.
wc3270>transfer
?
File Transfer
?
Type 'quit' at any prompt to abort this dialog.
?
Note: In order to initiate a file transfer, the 3270 cursor must be
positioned on an input field that can accept the IND$FILE command, e.g.,
at the VM/CMS or TSO command prompt.
?
Continue? (y/n) [y]
?
?'send' means copy a file from this workstation to the host.
?'receive' means copy a file from the host to this workstation.
Direction: (send/receive) [send]
?
Name of source file on this workstation: [D:\Users\Bertr\Programming\template.exec] C:\1.2
Name of destination file on the host: [template] 1
?
Host type: (tso/vm/cics) [vm] vm
?
?An 'ascii' transfer does automatic translation between EBCDIC on the host and
?ASCII on the workstation.
?A 'binary' transfer does no data translation.
Transfer mode: (ascii/binary) [ascii]
?
?For ASCII transfers, carriage return (CR) characters can be handled specially.
?'remove' means that CRs will be removed during the transfer.
?'keep' means that no special action is taken with CRs.
CR handling: (remove/keep) [remove]
?
?For ASCII transfers, wc3270 can either remap the text to ensure as accurate a
?translation between the Windows code page and EBCDIC code page 37+ as
?possible, or it can transfer text as-is and leave all translation to the
?IND$FILE program on the host.
?'yes' means that text will be translated.
?'no' means that text will be transferred as-is.
Re-map character set? (yes/no) [yes]
Windows code page for re-mapping: [1252]
?
[optional] Destination file record format:
?(default/fixed/variable/undefined) [variable]
?
[optional] Destination file logical record length: [135]
?
DFT buffer size: [4096]
?
File Transfer Summary:
?Source file on workstation: C:\1.2
?Destination file on Host: 1
?Host type: VM/CMS
?Transfer mode: ASCII, remove CRs, remap text, Windows code page 1252
?Destination file:
? Record format: variable
? Logical record length: 135
?DFT buffer size: 4096
?
Continue? (y/n) [y]
Press ^C to abort
TRANS34 - Error accessing file (RC = 20): file transfer canceled
Press <Enter> to resume session.
wc3270>
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Re: Two WC3270 questions.
Hello, I'm getting TRANS34 - Error accessing file (RC = 20): file transfer canceled. I tried several different Windows files.? Examples are:? D:\Users\Bertr\Programming\template.exec? and C:\1.2 I also tried with administration mode turned on for the WC3270 session. On Windows the file is:
?Directory of D:\Users\Bertr\Programming
?
01/01/2023? 15:55? ? ? ? ? ? 57,175 1.2
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?1 File(s)? ? ? ? ?57,175 bytes
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?0 Dir(s)? 9,234,605,932,544 bytes free
It is the REXX template file I use for various operating systems.? Presently it supports DOS, Win95, WinNT (Win 7 - 11), and OS/2.
This is a copy of one of the several attempts:
[wc3270]
?
?
Press <Enter> to resume session.
wc3270>transfer
?
File Transfer
?
Type 'quit' at any prompt to abort this dialog.
?
Note: In order to initiate a file transfer, the 3270 cursor must be
positioned on an input field that can accept the IND$FILE command, e.g.,
at the VM/CMS or TSO command prompt.
?
Continue? (y/n) [y]
?
?'send' means copy a file from this workstation to the host.
?'receive' means copy a file from the host to this workstation.
Direction: (send/receive) [send]
?
Name of source file on this workstation: [D:\Users\Bertr\Programming\template.exec] C:\1.2
Name of destination file on the host: [template] 1
?
Host type: (tso/vm/cics) [vm] vm
?
?An 'ascii' transfer does automatic translation between EBCDIC on the host and
?ASCII on the workstation.
?A 'binary' transfer does no data translation.
Transfer mode: (ascii/binary) [ascii]
?
?For ASCII transfers, carriage return (CR) characters can be handled specially.
?'remove' means that CRs will be removed during the transfer.
?'keep' means that no special action is taken with CRs.
CR handling: (remove/keep) [remove]
?
?For ASCII transfers, wc3270 can either remap the text to ensure as accurate a
?translation between the Windows code page and EBCDIC code page 37+ as
?possible, or it can transfer text as-is and leave all translation to the
?IND$FILE program on the host.
?'yes' means that text will be translated.
?'no' means that text will be transferred as-is.
Re-map character set? (yes/no) [yes]
Windows code page for re-mapping: [1252]
?
[optional] Destination file record format:
?(default/fixed/variable/undefined) [variable]
?
[optional] Destination file logical record length: [135]
?
DFT buffer size: [4096]
?
File Transfer Summary:
?Source file on workstation: C:\1.2
?Destination file on Host: 1
?Host type: VM/CMS
?Transfer mode: ASCII, remove CRs, remap text, Windows code page 1252
?Destination file:
? Record format: variable
? Logical record length: 135
?DFT buffer size: 4096
?
Continue? (y/n) [y]
Press ^C to abort
TRANS34 - Error accessing file (RC = 20): file transfer canceled
Press <Enter> to resume session.
wc3270>
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I expect that would be sometime AFTER you open an issue and describe the error.
Bob Bolch
Hello,
I use the Signal instruction in rexx and am wondering when BRexx will support them on VM/CE?
Thank you,
Bertram Moshier
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Hello,
I use the Signal instruction in rexx and am wondering when BRexx will support them on VM/CE?
Thank you,
Bertram Moshier
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Re: "Waterloo Tapes" in H390-VM group's Files area
[...] The ones whose provenance I am trying to determine are
the ones I mentioned in my original post: the ones YOU
uploaded: the "Waterloo Tapes": (Oops!) Wrong Mark. Sorry! <me: embarrassed> <%-? -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories mail: fish@...
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Re: "Waterloo Tapes" in H390-VM group's Files area
Hi, Dave,
Those VM Workshop tapes that have "PLC" in there were created with VMFPLC2 ... VMFPLC2 was used by IBM to create distribution tapes, and uses a better blocksize than the ordinary CMS TAPE command.??
So, for those Workshop tapes, just use VMFPLC2 instead of TAPE (or PETAPE in the case of the older WATERLOO tapes).
Hope that helps,
Mark S. Waterbury
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Re: "Waterloo Tapes" in H390-VM group's Files area
"You must then use PETAPE instead of the normal VM CMS TAPE
command, because that was what was used to create those tapes.
PETAPE compressed the data on the tapes, somehow, or at least
used a better blocksize, versus the old CMS TAPE command."
And based on examining their contents, it does indeed look like they were
created with a different command than the usual VM "TAPE" command. Each
block of George's "VM Workshop" tapes (hosted on Dave's and my site) start
with ".PLC" whereas each block on the "Waterloo" tapes start with ".CMS"
So we know they're completely different.
I am trying to determine the provenance of the WATERLOO tapes, *not*
George's VM Share tapes.
Just wanted to make that clear to everyone.
Thanks.
Fish I think I know where these came from, but I am away with my family so can't check. I'll let you all know when I am back Dave
--
"Fish" (David B. Trout)
Software Development Laboratories
mail: fish@...
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Re: "Waterloo Tapes" in H390-VM group's Files area
The copies on ¡°smrcc.org.uk¡± are from George¡¯s site. I had intended to move them to vm370.org but like many things these days I just get distracted¡ ¡ perhaps soon. I think smrcc.org.uk may vanish soon¡ ? Dave ? ? ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Mark A. Stevens via groups.io
Sent: 26 December 2022 01:17
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [h390-vm] "Waterloo Tapes" in H390-VM group's Files area? On Sat, Dec 24, 2022 at 08:11 PM, Dave McGuire wrote: I'm not certain, but I believe it was George Shedlock.
I'm not certain, but I believe it was George Shedlock.
The original files can be found at:
I spent a lot of time trying to find them, and this is the best source, for the tapes prior to this century.
This is also where Fish found them 5 years ago, according to narchive. [H390-VM] SoftDevLabs mirror of George Shedlock Jr's VM Workshop Tapes FYI: Now available at:
ftp://www.softdevlabs.com/shedlock/vmwkshop/index.html
--
"Fish" (David B. Trout)
Software Development Laboratories
mail: ***@softdevlabs.com
?... Mark S.
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Re: "Waterloo Tapes" in H390-VM group's Files area
Hello, all,
The :CIA mods" are on the Release 3 and Release 5 Waterloo tapes.??
By the time of Release 6, it was decided (by Sandra Ward?) that the CIA mods were "too large" to continue to put them on the same tape, so they were moved to a separate tape that could be requested from the VM SHARE project (Sandra Ward, UofW) back in the day,? But, as far as I am aware, no one has a copy of that particular tape archived.? ?However, as far as I know, the "CIA Mods" from the Rel. 5 Waterloo tape should all work fine on VM/370 Rel. 6 and above (e.g. VM/CE or the SixPacks etc.)
Merry Christmas to all, and a Happy New Year! :-)
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Re: "Waterloo Tapes" in H390-VM group's Files area
Mark A. Stevens wrote: [...] Regarding the University of Waterloo tapes, this closest originals
I can find are located here [...] Berry van Sleeuwen <
archive.com/search?l=ibmvm@...&q=from:%22Berry+van+Sleeuwen%
22> Fri, 15 Feb 2008 16:11:37 -0800 <
archive.com/search?l=ibmvm@...&q=date:20080215>
Hello Mark,
In the Hercules comunity this tape is available in AWS format.
On cbttape.org it can be found in the vm/370-r6 page.
Regards, Berry.
Which Tom Kern then replied to with: "The copy on the Hercules groups is not from the correct year to have these mods on it." () The only tapes I could find on Sam's cbttape site are NOT the Waterloo tapes. -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories mail: fish@...
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Re: "Waterloo Tapes" in H390-VM group's Files area
Mark A. Stevens wrote: Dave McGuire wrote:
I'm not certain, but I believe it was George Shedlock.
The original files can be found at:
I spent a lot of time trying to find them, and this is the best
source, for the tapes prior to this century.
This is also where Fish found them 5 years ago, according to
narchive. Correct. And the files on my SoftDevLabs FTP site are EXACTLY IDENTICAL to the ones that Dave has on his site. But they're not the same tape as the ones whose provenance I am trying to determine. They're not the same tapes. The ones whose provenance I am trying to determine are the ones I mentioned in my original post: the ones YOU uploaded: the "Waterloo Tapes": /g/h390-vm/files/Waterloo%20TapesThe above "Waterloo Tapes" are COMPLETELY DIFFERENT from the ones on Dave's or my site. It is the "Waterloo Tapes" whose provenance I am trying to determine. You even told me yourself in a private email they weren't the same! "NOTE that these "VM Workshop" tapes are from the 1980s and 1990s, and so most of that stuff may not work, or would require significant effort to rewrite, to work under VM/CE which is based on the 1970s vintage VM/370 Release 6, plus a few "local mods." "Those Workshop tapes are expressly for VM/SP and VM/ESA. The Waterloo tapes from the VM SHARE project from back in the late 1970s and are for VM/370 Rel. 2, 3, 5 and 6." You even reminded me that loading their contents onto a VM system required non-standard handling: "HINT: (this can be important) -- on most, if not all, of those Waterloo tapes, you do a TAPE LOAD * * from the first file of the tape (under VM/CMS), and you get two files, a file named ABSTRACT ABSTRACT A1, and PETAPE MODULE A1 (unless you tell it to load them on some other minidisk)." "You must then use PETAPE instead of the normal VM CMS TAPE command, because that was what was used to create those tapes. PETAPE compressed the data on the tapes, somehow, or at least used a better blocksize, versus the old CMS TAPE command." And based on examining their contents, it does indeed look like they were created with a different command than the usual VM "TAPE" command. Each block of George's "VM Workshop" tapes (hosted on Dave's and my site) start with ".PLC" whereas each block on the "Waterloo" tapes start with ".CMS" So we know they're completely different. I am trying to determine the provenance of the WATERLOO tapes, *not* George's VM Share tapes. Just wanted to make that clear to everyone. Thanks. -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories mail: fish@...
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Re: "Waterloo Tapes" in H390-VM group's Files area
On Sat, Dec 24, 2022 at 08:10 PM, Fish Fish wrote:
This question is directed to anyone that can remember or that can provide evidence:
Even though Mark Waterbury is designated by groups.io as the person that uploaded the files in the "Waterloo Tapes" folder of our group's Files area (/g/h390-vm/files/Waterloo%20Tapes), he tells me it was actually someone else that originally uploaded them to the old (now defunct) Yahoo group's files area.
Regarding the University of Waterloo tapes, this closest originals I can find are located here, per
Hello Mark,
In the Hercules comunity this tape is available in AWS format.
On cbttape.org it can be found in the vm/370-r6 page.
Regards, Berry.
I Hope This Helps ?... Mark S.
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Re: "Waterloo Tapes" in H390-VM group's Files area
On Sun, Dec 25, 2022 at 07:16 PM, Mark A. Stevens wrote:
On Sat, Dec 24, 2022 at 08:11 PM, Dave McGuire wrote:
I'm not certain, but I believe it was George Shedlock.
I'm not certain, but I believe it was George Shedlock.
Other/more recent tools can be found at: ?... Mark S.
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Mark A. Stevens