I have copied the PDS datasets from the CBT overflow tape to the MVS Tur(n)key system and catalogued them in SYS1.UCAT.CBT. The dataset names on one of the CBTxxx volumes will be CBTCOV.FILEnnn for file nnn of the CBT overflow tape.
The description of the CBT contents is copied from file 1 of the tape and was modified (using a few editor commands) into a html document which you see here:
IS THE JCL THAT CREATED THIS TAPE (YOU ARE * FILE 001
READING IT NOW) * FILE 001
Please see the assembler program called CBTUPD * FILE 001
that is on File 004 and on File 010. This program * FILE 001
will introduce ./ ADD NAME= cards into this file, * FILE 001
so that it can be conveniently broken up into * FILE 001
members of a partitioned dataset, and it may be * FILE 001
read in more "bite-sized" pieces. * FILE 001
SUNGARD * FILE 001
THE FOLLOWING IS A COMMENT FROM MR ARTHUR TANSKY * FILE 001
OF SUNGARD IN VOORHEES, NEW JERSEY. IT MAY BE TO * FILE 001
YOUR ADVANTAGE TO FOLLOW HIS ADVICE. * FILE 001
TO KEEP FILE 001 FROM TAKING UP SO MUCH ROOM, YOU * FILE 001
CAN EDIT OUT CERTAIN OF THE BEGINNING LINES WHICH * FILE 001
ARE SELDOM USED (SUCH AS THE ADDRESS). BUT THIS * FILE 001
DOES NOT SAVE TOO MUCH. THE REAL SAVINGS COMES * FILE 001
WHEN YOU GET RID OF THE //* AT THE BEGINNING OF * FILE 001
EACH LINE AND ESPECIALLY THE * AT THE END OF EACH * FILE 001
LINE. YOU CAN USE SPF TO COPY THE DATASET TO A VB * FILE 001
FILE. THE FILE TAKES UP 34 3380 TRACKS (BLOCKED * FILE 001
AT 9040) IN FIXED FORMAT AND ONLY 20 TRACKS VB AT * FILE 001
9076. THIS SAVINGS OF 14 TRACKS ALSO TRANSLATES * FILE 001
TO CPU-TIME AND REAL-TIME WHEN SEARCHING THE FILE, * FILE 001
IN THAT THERE ARE THAT MANY LESS BYTES TO SEARCH. * FILE 001
MR TANSKY'S CALCULATIONS SHOW A 40% SAVINGS. * FILE 001
WE, HOWEVER, WILL NOT CHANGE THE FILE, SINCE * FILE 001
FILE 001 IS USED AS INPUT TO FILE 042 OF THIS * FILE 001
TAPE, WHICH IS USED TO CREATE THE INPUT TO AN * FILE 001
INFOMVS DATA BASE. * FILE 001
COMPRESSION / DECOMPRESSION program for this * FILE 002
tape. This is the code used for compression and * FILE 002
decompression of many of the files in this tape. * FILE 002
The official name of this program is CBT973, and * FILE 002
I would recommend assembling and linkediting this * FILE 002
program, and making its load module available at * FILE 002
all times in your installation. The load module * FILE 002
for CBT973 may also be found on File 008 of this * FILE 002
tape. * FILE 002
The JCL for loading files from this tape on to * FILE 002
disk, may be found in File 003. This JCL is set * FILE 002
up to ASSEMBLE and LOAD the CBT973 program with * FILE 002
every run. When you customize a copy of File 003 * FILE 002
for yourself, you might use your own linkedited * FILE 002
copy of the load module, and not have to assemble * FILE 002
it for every run. * FILE 002
is a JCL stream with instream procs to drop down * FILE 003
this whole mods tape (except files that have been * FILE 003
deleted) to a disk pack (if you happen to have the * FILE 003
luxury of having a disk pack lying around doing * FILE 003
nothing). * FILE 003
I'd personally recommend customizing a copy of this * FILE 003
file, to download a few files at a time. Keep the * FILE 003
original copy around, so you know the "unload format" * FILE 003
of whatever file you want to get from the tape. * FILE 003
NEW FILES ARE NOW BEING STORED ON THIS TAPE WITH * FILE 003
ISPF STATISTICS RELOADABLE. YOU MUST USE THE * FILE 003
PDSLOAD PROGRAM JCL IN FILE 003 INSTEAD OF * FILE 003
IEBUPDTE TO GET THE STATISTICS INTO YOUR LOADED * FILE 003
SOURCE PDS'ES. A LOAD MODULE FOR PDSLOAD IS ON * FILE 003
FILE 008. INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO USE PDSLOAD * FILE 003
INSTEAD OF IEBUPDTE ARE INCLUDED IN THE NEW * FILE 003
COMMENTS IN FILE 003. THOSE FILES THAT HAVE ISPF * FILE 003
STATS INCLUDED ARE MARKED IN THE "FILE STATUS * FILE 003
SECTION" ABOVE, WITH AN "S" NEAR TO THE COUNT OF * FILE 003
THE NUMBER OF RECORDS. * FILE 003
CONTAINS SEVERAL PROGRAMS USED FOR MANIPULATION OF * FILE 004
THE CBT TAPE AND CBT OVERFLOW TAPE DOCUMENTATION. * FILE 004
The program called CBTUPD is for the purpose of * FILE 004
introducing appropriately named ./ ADD NAME= cards * FILE 004
into strategic places of the CBT Tape Documentation. * FILE 004
The CBT Tape doc can then be conveniently broken * FILE 004
up into a pds. The member names of the pds are * FILE 004
in collating sequence order (EBCDIC), so that the * FILE 004
members can be put back together as a sequential * FILE 004
file, in their proper order. * FILE 004
The program called DOCFILE is from Arnold Casinghino * FILE 004
and it puts the indicators in columns 73-80 of the * FILE 004
CBT Tape documentation, to indicate your current * FILE 004
position within the documentation. * FILE 004
The original idea of the DOCFILE program is from * FILE 004
a COBOL program written by Sam Barr of Northrop. * FILE 004
DOCFILE has been updated by Sam Golob (03/99) to * FILE 004
take into account the fact that there may be lower * FILE 004
case characters in the CBT Tape Documentation * FILE 004
nowadays. * FILE 004
Note: This file also contains copies of the ISPF Edit * FILE 004
Macros CBTUPDTE and COVUPDTE, which are used * FILE 004
to introduce ./ ADD NAME= cards into the CBT Tape * FILE 004
and CBT Overflow Tape documentation files. That * FILE 004
will allow them to be converted into partitioned * FILE 004
datasets, using IEBUPDTE ,PARM=NEW , or PDSLOAD * FILE 004
programs. * FILE 004
However, the CBTUPD assembler program supersedes * FILE 004
these two edit macros, because it is more accurate * FILE 004
in checking where to insert the ./ ADD cards, * FILE 004
and is less prone to some other errors. * FILE 004
As of CBTUPD Version 1.3 (or higher), the changes * FILE 004
for each version of the tape are separated out as * FILE 004
distinct members, sorted in reverse order. None of * FILE 004
the edit macros did that job, so CBTUPD is distinctly * FILE 004
better than the CBTUPDTE edit macro. * FILE 004
Version 1.3 of the CBTUPD program was developed and * FILE 004
tested on the IBM PC using the Tachyon Cross * FILE 004
Assembler and the Tachyon Operating System. This * FILE 004
is a vendor product from Tachyon Software, Denver * FILE 004
Colorado, 1-303-722-1341. (www.tachyonsoft.com) * FILE 004
This product allows you to develop MVS assembler * FILE 004
programs on an IBM PC, test them on the PC, and * FILE 004
port them to MVS. The object deck produced by * FILE 004
the Tachyon Assembler is compatible with HLASM. * FILE 004
IS FROM GEORGE SHEDLOCK OF OCALA, FLORIDA, AND * FILE 005
CONTAINS A REXX EXEC TO LOAD THIS TAPE ONTO A * FILE 005
VM SYSTEM. * FILE 005
MODULE NAME: CBTTAPE EXEC * FILE 005
AUTHOR: GEORGE SHEDLOCK JR. * FILE 005
4479 SW 159TH ST RD * FILE 005
OCALA, FL 34473 * FILE 005
(352) 347-3868 * FILE 005
VERSION: 1.1 (I DON'T LIKE VERSION 1.0 SINCE IT * FILE 005
IMPLIES A LOT OF BUGS ARE STILL IN THERE * FILE 005
WAITING TO BE DISCOVERED.) * FILE 005
PURPOSE: THIS REXX EXEC WAS WRITTEN BECAUSE I MADE * FILE 005
THE MISTAKE OF TELLING SAM GOLOB THAT IT * FILE 005
WOULDN'T BE HARD TO WRITE SOMETHING LIKE * FILE 005
THIS SINCE I HAD MOST OF THE PIECES AND * FILE 005
JUST HAD TO PUT THEM TOGETHER. WELL, HERE * FILE 005
IT IS... 3 YEARS, 1100 MILES (I MOVED * FILE 005
FROM NEW JERSEY), AND A LOT OF DESERVED * FILE 005
NAGGING FROM SAM. IF THIS IS OF SOME VALUE * FILE 005
TO YOU, GREAT. IF THIS IS OF NO VALUE TO * FILE 005
YOU, YOU'RE WELCOME TO WRITE SOMETHING OF * FILE 005
YOUR OWN. FEEL FREE TO MODIFY THIS TO SUIT * FILE 005
YOUR NEEDS. IF YOU MODIFY THIS, PLEASE * FILE 005
SEND ME A COPY SO THAT IT CAN BE SHARED * FILE 005
WITH OTHERS. * FILE 005
THIS EXEC WILL ALLOW THE VM SITE A WAY * FILE 005
TO PROCESS THE CBT TAPE IN THE NATIVE * FILE 005
VM ENVIRONMENT. THIS IS MAINLY BECAUSE * FILE 005
THERE ARE A LOT OF REALLY GOOD PROGRAMS, * FILE 005
MACROS, ETC. ON THIS TAPE. WELL, OK * FILE 005
THERE ARE SOME SO-SO PROGRAMS ALSO, BUT * FILE 005
MOST OF IT IS GOOD. INCLUDED IN THIS * FILE 005
FILE IS A PROGRAM I FOUND IN MY TRAVELS * FILE 005
ON THE INTERNET SOME YEARS AGO. IF I * FILE 005
COULD REMEMBER WHO WROTE IT OR WHERE I * FILE 005
FOUND IT, I WOULD GLADLY GIVE THE PROPER * FILE 005
CREDIT. THIS PROGRAM IS THE IEBCOPY * FILE 005
PROGRAM. ALTHOUGH IT WILL ONLY LOAD OR * FILE 005
LIST THE MODULES FROM THE TAPE, IT IS * FILE 005
STILL A GOOD LITTLE UTILITY. * FILE 005
INITIAL SETUP: * FILE 005
SP PUN * CL K * FILE 005
TAPE REW * FILE 005
TAPE FSF 4 * FILE 005
FI INMOVE TAP1 (RECFM FB LRECL 80 BLOCK 80 * FILE 005
FI OUTFILE PUNCH (RECFM FB LRECL 80 BLOCK 80 * FILE 005
MOVEFILE * FILE 005
CL PUN * FILE 005
SP RDR CL K * FILE 005
READCARD * * * FILE 005
CBTTAPE 402 SETUP A 3390 * FILE 005
NOTE: IT IS ASSUMED THAT THE CBT TAPE IS MOUNTED * FILE 005
ON YOUR 181 * FILE 005
IN THE CBTTAPE COMMAND, IF 402 IS THE CBT * FILE 005
VERSION, SETUP TELLS IT TO LOAD THE * FILE 005
APPROPRIATE FILES FROM THE CBT TAPE, ASSEMBLE * FILE 005
THEM AND GENERATE LOAD MODULES. IN ADDITION * FILE 005
SETUP WILL ALSO CREATE AN INDEX OF THE CBT * FILE 005
TAPE SO THAT FUTURE RETRIEVALS WILL BE EASIER. * FILE 005
ON-GOING USAGE: * FILE 005
CBTTAPE 402 FILENO TARGET DISKTYPE * FILE 005
NOTE: IT IS ASSUMED THAT THE CBT TAPE IS MOUNTED * FILE 005
ON YOUR 181. THE 402 IS AGAIN THE CBT VERSION, * FILE 005
FILENO IS THE FILE NUMBER YOU WANT TO LOAD, * FILE 005
TARGET IS THE FILEMODE OF THE DISK THAT WILL * FILE 005
RECEIVE THE EXTRACTED MODULES, AND DISKTYPE * FILE 005
IS THE DEVICE TYPE TO USE FOR SOME T-DISK * FILE 005
(SOMETIMES WE NEED A LITTLE WORK SPACE) * FILE 005
EXAMPLE: * FILE 005
CBTTAPE 402 122 R 3390 * FILE 005
THIS WILL GET, IF WE NEED IT, 5 CYLINDERS * FILE 005
OF T-DISK ON A 3390, AND LOAD FILE 122 * FILE 005
FROM CBT VERSION 402 TO THE R MINIDISK. * FILE 005
REQUIRED FILES: * FILE 005
CBTTAPE EXEC (THIS FILE) * FILE 005
CBT973 ASSEMBLE (FROM FILE 002 OF THE CBT TAPE) * FILE 005
IEBCOPY ASSEMBLE (FROM ELSEWHERE IN THIS FILE) * FILE 005
IEBCOPY HELP (FROM ELSEWHERE IN THIS FILE) * FILE 005
is a tape copy program from the Air Force Finance * FILE 006
Center in Denver. This pgm will copy all files of * FILE 006
an input tape to one to sixteen output tapes. The * FILE 006
original purpose of this program was for copying * FILE 006
the SHARE MVS Mods Tape. This program is quite * FILE 006
fast. The name of this program is "COPYMODS". * FILE 006
When first written, the intent of this program was * FILE 006
to copy NL tapes. I have modified COPYMODS very * FILE 006
extensively, to teach it about Standard Labeled * FILE 006
tapes, and have modified it to copy large-blocked * FILE 006
files of up to 64K. (SG 07/00) * FILE 006
I USE THIS PROGRAM FOR CREATING COPIES OF THE CBT * FILE 006
MVS UTILITIES TAPE. (SG 10/93) * FILE 006
This program is useful in making "carbon copies" * FILE 006
from one tape to another, and it can also convert * FILE 006
from one tape medium to another. For example, it * FILE 006
can convert from reels to cartridges, or vice-versa. * FILE 006
My advice is, however, that you should not mix * FILE 006
media types when you make multiple output tapes in * FILE 006
one run. For example, //OUT1 and //OUT2 should * FILE 006
both be reels, or both cartridges of the same * FILE 006
format (like 3480, 3490IDRC, or 3490E). Do not mix * FILE 006
these. //IN can be different from //OUTx, however. * FILE 006
It is my experience that when the //IN (input tape) * FILE 006
was of different media type than the //OUTx (output * FILE 006
tapes), this program has always worked flawlessly * FILE 006
to convert the tape to a different media format. * FILE 006
I fixed the COPYMODS program to copy tapes with * FILE 006
up to 64K blocks. I've also added many other fixes, * FILE 006
most of them having to do with teaching the program * FILE 006
about Standard Labels. * FILE 006
I've also solved the 2-tape-marks-together problem * FILE 006
when you have a null SL tape file. The program will * FILE 006
now copy past that point, if it has seen a HDR1 or * FILE 006
HDR2 label before the 2 tape marks. * FILE 006
Under PARM control, this program can now copy * FILE 006
initted tapes, and optionally change the VOLSER * FILE 006
of the copied SL initted tape. Thus, you can init * FILE 006
a large number of tapes at the same time. * FILE 006
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - * FILE 006
NEW FEATURES ADDED: SBG 07/00 * FILE 006
1. 64K BLOCKS ON A TAPE CAN BE COPIED. * FILE 006
2. UP TO 16 OUTPUT DDNAMES ALLOWED. * FILE 006
3. INITTED TAPES, AND SL MULTIVOLUME TAPES CAN * FILE 006
BE CORRECTLY COPIED. * FILE 006
4. ALL STANDARD LABEL INFORMATION, OR ANY * FILE 006
PARTICULAR LABEL TYPES, CAN BE PRINTED, IF * FILE 006
FOUND ON THE INPUT TAPE. * FILE 006
5. A FLEXIBLE TABLE-DRIVEN PARM KEYWORD SCANNER * FILE 006
WAS ADDED. THIS ALLOWS FOR EASY SETTING OF * FILE 006
PROGRAM DEFAULTS, AND KEYWORD SYNONYMS. SEE * FILE 006
LABEL PARMTABL. * FILE 006
6. OPTIONALLY, THE VOLSER OF THE OUTPUT TAPES * FILE 006
CAN BE SET TO THE JCL VOLSER, INSTEAD OF THE * FILE 006
INPUT TAPE'S VOLSER. * FILE 006
7. TAPES WITH LEADING TAPE MARKS CAN BE COPIED * FILE 006
EITHER AS-IS, OR WITH THE LEADING TAPE MARKS * FILE 006
LEFT OFF. * FILE 006
8. EOV LABELS IN THE MIDDLE OF A TAPE, CAN NOW BE * FILE 006
CHANGED TO EOF LABELS, IF THE TAPE WAS CREATED * FILE 006
AS A COMPOSITE, BY THE COPYFILE PROGRAM. THE * FILE 006
PARM IS EOV2EOF (SEE PARMTABL FOR ALL ACCURATE * FILE 006
AND CURRENT PARM KEYWORD SETTINGS). * FILE 006
9. COPYMODS CAN NOW BE RUN READ-ONLY FOR THE INPUT * FILE 006
TAPE, USING PARMS OF READ, READONLY, OR NOWRITE. * FILE 006
CONTAINS THE SOURCE FOR THE TAPEMAP PROGRAM. THIS * FILE 007
VERSION IS A COMPILATION OF THE ORIGINAL CODE FROM * FILE 007
UCLA (THAT USED TO BE IN FILE 149) AND THE MODIFIED * FILE 007
CODE THAT USED TO BE IN FILE 316 FROM THE AIR FORCE, * FILE 007
AND INCLUDES MANY ADDITIONAL CHANGES FROM VARIOUS * FILE 007
PLACES. * FILE 007
THIS PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE SPECIAL INFORMATION FOR * FILE 007
TAPE FILES CREATED BY IEBCOPY, IEHMOVE, IEBISAM, * FILE 007
IEHDASDR, OR IN SMPPTFIN FORMAT. IN ADDITION, IF * FILE 007
A FILE CONTAINS AN IEBUPDTE INPUT STREAM THE * FILE 007
MEMBERS IN THE STREAM WILL BE LISTED. * FILE 007
THIS PROGRAM WILL ALSO PROVIDE SPECIAL * FILE 007
INFORMATION FOR CBT MVS UTILITIES TAPES CREATED * FILE 007
WITH CBT973. IEBUPDTE INTERPRETATION IS DONE FOR * FILE 007
CBT973-COMPRESSED FILES. * FILE 007
ALSO, MACROS IN MEMBERS THAT ARE THEMSELVES MACRO * FILE 007
LIBRARIES (IN IEBUPDTE FORMAT WITH ./ CHANGED TO ><) * FILE 007
WILL BE LISTED. THUS, WITH THIS TAPEMAP YOU CAN * FILE 007
FIND ALMOST ANY MEMBER NAME ON THE CBT TAPE. * FILE 007
SEE ALSO THE LOAD MODULE FOR TAPEMAP ON FILE 008. * FILE 007
PARENTHETICAL NOTE: * FILE 007
THE OLD VERSION OF TAPEMAP, CALLED TAPEMAPO, IS * FILE 007
INCLUDED BOTH ON THIS FILE, AND ON FILE 008. THE * FILE 007
NEWER VERSION WAS REVISED BY RON TANSKY OF WEBCRAFT * FILE 007
IN CHALFONT, PENNSYLVANIA. DUE TO THE TEDIOUSNESS * FILE 007
OF TESTING ANY NEW VERSION OF TAPEMAP, ITS OLD * FILE 007
VERSION HAS NOT BEEN DELETED, JUST IN CASE THE NEW * FILE 007
VERSION AFFECTS SOME OF THE CODE THAT WORKED BEFORE. * FILE 007
YOU CAN SIMPLY SAY EXEC PGM=TAPEMAPO, INSTEAD. * FILE 007
I'VE TESTED THE NEW VERSION, BUT WE'RE TRYING TO BE * FILE 007
ON THE SAFE SIDE. (TAPEMAP IS READ-ONLY ANYWAY.) * FILE 007
IS A LOAD MODULE LIBRARY WITH USEFUL PROGRAMS IN IT. * FILE 008
(Source file numbers are from the Regular CBT Tape * FILE 008
unless marked with an asterisk *) * FILE 008
SOURCE FILE LOAD MODULE NAME * FILE 008
* 002 SOURCE CBT973 - UNCOMPRESS THIS TAPE * FILE 008
004 SOURCE CBTUPD - ./ ADD cards in this * FILE 008
documentation * FILE 008
018 DOCUMENTATION TSUPDATE * FILE 008
044 SOURCE ASMTOZAF - PL1/F ASMTOZAP * FILE 008
044 SOURCE ASMTOZAP - PL/1 OPTIMIZER * FILE 008
GOOD WITH PL/1 V1.3 OR MORE * FILE 008
090 SOURCE DELINKI, DWNSPDSR * FILE 008
093 SOURCE OFFLOAD * FILE 008
093 SOURCE PDSLOAD * FILE 008
094 SOURCE DAF * FILE 008
112 SOURCE VTOC * FILE 008
134 SOURCE HEL (MOVED TO FILE 135) * FILE 008
134 SOURCE REVIEW (MOVED TO FILE 135) * FILE 008
134 SOURCE ZAP (MOVED TO FILE 135) * FILE 008
147 SOURCE ARCHINIT \\ * FILE 008
147 SOURCE ARCHIVER >> ARCHIVER * FILE 008
147 SOURCE ARCHPARS // * FILE 008
182 SOURCE PDS85 - PDS VERS 8.5 LD.MOD. * FILE 008
(NEEDS PANELS AND MSGS TO * FILE 008
RUN IN ISPMODE. WILL RUN * FILE 008
IN LINE MODE AS IS. USE * FILE 008
XISPM KEYWORD WHEN INVOKING. * FILE 008
SEE FILE 182 FOR PANELS AND * FILE 008
MESSAGES. * FILE 008
218 SOURCE VSAMMAPP * FILE 008
264 SOURCE LOOK * FILE 008
294 SOURCE VSAMADTL VSAMANAL * FILE 008
294 SOURCE VSAMAGET VSAMANAL * FILE 008
294 SOURCE VSAMAHLP VSAMANAL * FILE 008
294 SOURCE VSAMANAL VSAMANAL * FILE 008
294 SOURCE VSAMANDX VSAMANAL * FILE 008
294 SOURCE VSAMSIZE VSAMANAL * FILE 008
296 SOURCE BLKDISK BLK3380 BLK3390 * FILE 008
296 SOURCE BLK3375 BLK9345 BLK3350 * FILE 008
299 SOURCE TAPEMAP & TAPEMAPO * FILE 008
316 SOURCE COPYFILE - COPIES SL TAPE FLS * FILE 008
316 SOURCE IGG019WD - WITH COPYFILE * FILE 008
316 SOURCE IGG019WE - WITH COPYFILE * FILE 008
316 SOURCE LISPDS (REALLY LISTPDS) * FILE 008
316 SOURCE TAPEL - USED WITH COPYFILE * FILE 008
407 SOURCE DYNABLDL * FILE 008
contains source code for 2 tape mapping utilities: * FILE 009
TAPESCAN (from File 102 of the regular CBT Tape), * FILE 009
and SS0104 (which is used to measure footages, as * FILE 009
if at density 6250 bpi), on the CBT Tapes. * FILE 009
IS THE UK G.U.I.D.E. TAPE, UTILITIES PLUS MACROS. * FILE 012
IS THE GERMAN G.U.I.D.E. TAPE. * FILE 013
IS THE SWISS G.U.I.D.E. TAPE. * FILE 014
IS THE AUSSIE G.U.I.D.E. TAPE. * FILE 015
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 016
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 001 WHICH IS DOC * FILE 016
FOR THEIR TAPE. THEIR FILE NUMBERS ARE OFFSET BY * FILE 016
015 (IE THEIR FILE 001 IS MY FILE 016 * FILE 016
THEIR FILE 010 IS MY FILE 025 * FILE 016
THEIR FILE 022 IS MY FILE 037) * FILE 016
FILE 016 IS NOW IN IEBUPDTE SYSIN FORMAT. * FILE 016
SOME OF THE UTILITIES/TSO COMMANDS/ISPF * FILE 016
PANELS/CLISTS WERE DEVELOPED AT ROCKWELL. MANY WERE * FILE 016
FOUND ON THE LA MVS USERS GROUP TAPE, THE SHARE * FILE 016
TAPE, GUIDE ISPF TAPE OR THE CBT TAPE. * FILE 016
CHANGES WITH THIS VERSION OF THE TAPE: * FILE 016
REPLACED FILE 21 WITH MACRO LIBRARY FOR * FILE 016
ASSEMBLYING THE UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO * FILE 016
SCRIPT * FILE 016
(THIS IS THE LAST TAPE TO HAVE THIS AS WE * FILE 016
ARE USING IBM'S SCRIPT/VS NOW AND * FILE 016
ELIMINATING THE WATERLOO SCRIPT) * FILE 016
TSSO ENHANCEMENTS PRIMARILY IN THE CLIST LIBRARY * FILE 016
INCLUDING A TIMOFDAY CLIST TO PERFORM * FILE 016
FUNCTIONS BASED ON TIME, ETC. * FILE 016
PRINTOFF HAS BEEN UPDATED TO SUPPORT THE OUTDES * FILE 016
SPECIFICATION FOR REFERENCING THE OUTPUT * FILE 016
JCL STATEMENTS IN THE LOGON PROCEDURE * FILE 016
ADDITION OF PROGRAM TO REPORT PTFS IN ERROR THAT * FILE 016
ARE IN APPLY STATUS AND ISPF DIALOG TO * FILE 016
DRIVE PROGRAM. * FILE 016
MANY ENHANCEMENTS TO THE ISPF DIALOG ENVIRONMENT * FILE 016
INCLUDING: * FILE 016
DYNAMIC MASTER, PRIMARY AND USER MENU * FILE 016
OPTIONS (BUILD) * FILE 016
GENERALIZED AFP PRINT DIALOG * FILE 016
LETTER DIALOGS UPDATED TO SUPPORT AFP * FILE 016
TECHNICAL BULLETIN GENERATION DIALOG * FILE 016
CHANGE NOTICE GENERATION DIALOG * FILE 016
XMIT/RECEIVE DIALOGS (ISPF COMMANDS * FILE 016
XMIT/RECV) * FILE 016
CHANGES TO ISPCMDS FOR NEW CAPABILITIES * FILE 016
DIALOG TO BROWSE VSAM DATA SETS DIRECTLY. * FILE 016
REPLACED CONS131 WITH CONSOLE TO SUPPORT MVS/XA * FILE 016
2.1.7 AND * FILE 016
ADDED DYNXLIST TO LIST DEVICE ESOTERICS/GENERICS. * FILE 016
ADDED LISTICAT TO LIST ICF CATALOGS. * FILE 016
UPDATED TSOHELP TO SUPPORT FINDING MESSAGES. * FILE 016
UPDATED VERSION OF VTOCLIST FOR IX VTOCS AND >16 * FILE 016
EXTENTS, AND FOR 3380-K MODELS' * FILE 016
ADDED KERMIT FOR TSO (TERMINAL EMULATION AND FILE * FILE 016
TRANSFER IN NON-FULL SCREEN MODE ONLY FOR * FILE 016
FILE TRANSFER). * FILE 016
UPDATED DSNINFO TO ACCEPT A VOLSER PARM. * FILE 016
UPDATED THE SOFTLOG DIALOG ASSEMBLER PROGRAM TO * FILE 016
USE THE ISPF TABLE OF CPUS BUILT BY THE * FILE 016
IPCS DIALOG ADMINISTRATOR. * FILE 016
CONSIDERABLE OTHER ISPF DIALOG CHANGES. * FILE 016
UPDATED DSNINFO TO ACCEPT A VOLSER PARM. * FILE 016
UPDATED JCLFORMT TO SUPPORT // PEND * FILE 016
COMPLETE ISPF DIALOG FOR IPCS AND AMDPRDMP TO * FILE 016
SUPPORT MVS/XA DUMP MANAGEMENT, INCLUDING * FILE 016
REVISED DOCUMENTATION. * FILE 016
CORRECTED LOCINDEX TO ELIMINATE 0C4 INTERMITTENT * FILE 016
ABENDS. * FILE 016
REMOVED ACTMODS AND COPYCNTL CLIST'S AND MODULES * FILE 016
AND REPLACED WITH NEW ISPF DIALOG. * FILE 016
UPDATED SHOW TO ACCESS THE COMPMAIL FIELD IF * FILE 016
REQUESTED. * FILE 016
UPDATED SPFVINIT SO THAT IT IS INVOKED ONCE PER * FILE 016
NEWAPPL INSTEAD OF ONCE PER MONTH. * FILE 016
ADDED DEFER AND UNITCNT OPTIONS TO THE ALLOC * FILE 016
DYNAMIC ALLOCATION ASSEMBLER MACROS. * FILE 016
ADDED SEQCHK MODULE TO VERIFY ASSEMBLER SOURCE * FILE 016
SEQUENCE NUMBERS AS PART OF THE SOURCE * FILE 016
MAINTENACE DIALOG. * FILE 016
UPDATE TO KDSN TO DO A PUTLINE INSTEAD OF TPUT. * FILE 016
CORRECTED SEVERAL MINOR BUGS IN CUMOD. * FILE 016
CORRECTED A MINOR BUG IN SMPLINKP. * FILE 016
ADDED/ENHANCED RETDSNVL ISPF PROGRAM. * FILE 016
ADDED COPYPDS TSO COMMAND FROM THE CBT TAPE. * FILE 016
ADDED COPYSDS TSO COMMAND FROM THE CBT TAPE. * FILE 016
UPDATED HEL TO INVOKE TSOHELP IF UNDER ISPF * FILE 016
ENVIRONMENT. (SEE REVIEW AND HEL IN FILE 134.) * FILE 016
UPDATED TSOHELP TO SUPPORT ENTRY FOR SUBCOMMAND * FILE 016
OF PRIMARY COMMAND AND ENTRY FROM HEL. * FILE 016
UPDATED GENPRINT WITH NEW OPTION FOR XEROX 2/3700 * FILE 016
TO NOT PRINT A BANNER PAGE. * FILE 016
CORRECT ERROR IN CUMOD WITH SMP/E TO FIX MERGE * FILE 016
OPTION ERRORS. * FILE 016
UPDATED RJOBCARD TO ALLOW FOR A CHANGE IN * FILE 016
USERID'S AND ACCT. * FILE 016
SOME OF THE THINGS OF INTEREST WHICH MAY BE FOUND * FILE 016
ON THIS TAPE ARE: * FILE 016
COMPLETE ISPF SYSTEM FOR SYSTEM PROGRAMMER TYPES. * FILE 016
REPLACEMENT FOR THE IBM SUPPLIED ISPF DIALOG FOR * FILE 016
MVS/BDT.... !!!!! * FILE 016
INCLUDING A COMPLETE SOURCE MAINTENANCE SYSTEM * FILE 016
FOR JES3 OR ANY SOURCE MAINTAINED PACKAGE. * FILE 016
THERE IS ALSO A FILE CONTAINING OUR MODIFICATIONS * FILE 016
(EXITS) TO MVS/BDT. * FILE 016
SEE CLIST MEMBER ISPF OR PRESAMP FOR A SAMPLE ON * FILE 016
HOW TO USE THIS SYSTEM. * FILE 016
THE UTILITIES MANUAL IN FILE 8 IS OVER 600 PAGES * FILE 016
AND DOCUMENTS HOW TO INSTALL THIS SYSTEM AND ALL OF * FILE 016
THE TSO COMMANDS/PROGRAMS IN THIS PACKAGE. * FILE 016
THE UTILITIES MANUAL REFERS TO THE SLAC ASSEMBLER H * FILE 016
WHICH WE HAVE INSTALLED. SINCE THIS IS A LICENSED * FILE 016
PRODUCT I HAD TO EXCLUDE IT FROM THIS TAPE. TO FIND * FILE 016
OUT HOW TO GET THIS ENHANCED ASSEMBLER CONTACT: * FILE 016
GREGORY J MUSHIAL * FILE 016
STANFORD LINEAR ACCELERATOR CENTER * FILE 016
MAIL BIN 97 * FILE 016
PO BOX 4349 * FILE 016
STANFORD, CA 94305 * FILE 016
(415) 854-3300 X2063 * FILE 016
BITNET: GJM-SLACVM * FILE 016
(GREG ISN'T DOING THAT ANY MORE. THE SLAC ASSEMBLER H * FILE 016
HAS NOW BEEN FUNCTIONALLY REPLACED BY IBM'S HIGH LEVEL * FILE 016
ASSEMBLER. MOST OF THE SLAC MODS, AND SOME NEW THINGS, * FILE 016
ARE INCORPORATED THERE. I'M LEAVING GREG'S ADDRESS * FILE 016
HERE, SO PEOPLE CAN CALL HIM TO THANK HIM FOR HIS WORK. * FILE 016
GREG IS THE AUTHOR OF THE SLAC MODS, AND THE INSPIRER * FILE 016
OF IBM'S HIGH LEVEL ASSEMBLER. SG - 1/94) * FILE 016
SOME OF THE THINGS OF INTEREST ARE: * FILE 016
A TSO COMMAND WHICH WILL INVOKE ANY TSO COMMAND USING * FILE 016
THE ATTACH SVC AND UTILIZING ANY SPECIFIED TASKLIB. * FILE 016
THIS SIMPLIFIES TESTING OF NEW TSO COMMANDS THAT YOU * FILE 016
DON'T WANT TO PUT INTO THE LINKLIST YET. UPDATED TO * FILE 016
UTILIZE THE NEW TSO/E CAPABILITIES FOR AUTH. * FILE 016
A TSO COMMAND SIMILIAR TO THE ABOVE WHICH INVOKES A * FILE 016
PROGRAM. * FILE 016
THE ABOVE COMMANDS HAVE ALIASES WHICH WILL INVOKE * FILE 016
THE SPECIFIED PROGRAM/COMMAND IN AN AUTHORIZED * FILE 016
STATE. NO MORE IKJEFTXX UPDATES. * FILE 016
A TSO COMMAND WHICH WILL INFORM YOUR CLIST WHETHER * FILE 016
IT IS BEING INVOKED IN NATIVE TSO OR UNDER ISPF. * FILE 016
THIS IS DONE BY TESTING FOR THE ENQ SPFUSER. * FILE 016
THE SOURCE MAINTENANCE MANUAL IN FILE 8 IS OUR * FILE 016
MANUAL ON HOW WE MAINTAIN JES3 SOURCE USING ISPF * FILE 016
AND SMP. * FILE 016
A TSO COMMAND WHICH INFORMS THE CALLER HOW MUCH * FILE 016
VIRTUAL STORAGE IS BEING USED IN HIS ADDRESS SPACE, * FILE 016
HOW MUCH IS AVAILABLE, AND HOW MUCH LSQA IS IN USE. * FILE 016
A COMPLETE IPCS CLIST DRIVER WITH PSEUDO MENUS AND * FILE 016
SEMI-ISPF INTERFACE. THIS ALSO INCLUDES SEVERAL OF * FILE 016
THE PRDMP EXITS FOUND ON THE CBT TAPE AND ELSEWHERE. * FILE 016
A LISTA REPLACEMENT. * FILE 016
AN IEBUPDTE SIMULATOR USED IN THE SOURCE * FILE 016
MAINTENANCE SYSTEM TO FIND OUT WHAT A PUT TAPE WILL * FILE 016
DO TO A SOURCE MAINTAINED SYSTEM WITHOUT ACTUALLY * FILE 016
KILLING YOU. * FILE 016
A HANDY UTILITY TO EXPAND A DIRECTORY IN A * FILE 016
NON-DESTRUCTIVE MANNER. * FILE 016
A UTILITY TO COPY AN SVCDUMP TO THE MSS (3850) AND * FILE 016
UPDATE A DUMP CONTROL LOG. * FILE 016
AN EXTERNAL WRITER YOU CAN HAVE FUN WITH (CALLED * FILE 016
SYSOUT). * FILE 016
ISPF PROGRAMS TO: * FILE 016
TAKE ANY DSN AND FULLY QUALIFY IT. * FILE 016
RETURN FULL DCB AND DIRECTORY INFORMATION FOR A * FILE 016
SPECIFIED DSN. * FILE 016
EXTRACT INFORMATION FROM SYSTEM CONTROL BLOCKS * FILE 016
AND ACF2 AND PUT IT IN ISPF VARIABLES. * FILE 016
PROVIDE A LIST OF ALL CATALOGED DATASETS AND * FILE 016
ALLOW AN ALMOST UNLIMITED NUMBER OF * FILE 016
PROCESSING OPTIONS ON THEM. * FILE 016
ISPF APPLICATION TO MANAGE YOUR INDIVIDUAL SLSS. * FILE 016
ISPF APPLICATION TO INVOKE THE IBM BULK DATA * FILE 016
TRANSFER IUP. * FILE 016
ISPF DIALOG TO INVOKE THE DATA SET AND FREE SPACE * FILE 016
MANAGER IUP. * FILE 016
ISPF APPLICATION TO INVOKE THE WATERLOO SCRIPT. * FILE 016
(WE CALL IT DOCFMT SINCE WE HAVE THE IBM SCRIPT * FILE 016
UNDER CICS) * FILE 016
A COPY OF THE WATERLOO SCRIPT (ONE OF THE LAST FREE * FILE 016
VERSIONS) WITH AN UPDATE TO SUPPORT 3380 DASD FOR * FILE 016
OUTPUT - WE CALL IT DOCFMT SINCE WE ALSO HAVE DCF * FILE 016
(BUT ONLY UNDER CICS). * FILE 016
PLUS OVER 200 OTHER PROGRAMS AND TSO COMMANDS. * FILE 016
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 017
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR LOAD MODULE FOR THE * FILE 017
WATERLOO SCRIPT CALLED DOCFMT. * FILE 017
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 018
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 003 WHICH IS * FILE 018
A COPY OF THEIR TSO HELP LIBRARY. THIS FILE IS IN * FILE 018
IEBUPDTE SYSIN FORMAT. * FILE 018
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 019
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 004 WHICH IS A * FILE 019
COPY OF THEIR CLIST LIBRARY. THIS FILE IS IN * FILE 019
IEBCOPY FORMAT (RECFM=VB,LRECL=255,BLKSIZE=5064) * FILE 019
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 020
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 005 WHICH IS * FILE 020
A COPY OF THEIR BAL MACRO LIBRARY. THIS FILE IS * FILE 020
IN IEBDUPTE SYSIN FORMAT. * FILE 020
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 021
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 006 WHICH IS * FILE 021
A COPY OF THEIR SCRIPT TEXT LIBRARY USED TO CREATE * FILE 021
FILE 023. THIS FILE IS IN IEBUPDTE SYSIN FORMAT. * FILE 021
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 022
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 007 WHICH IS * FILE 022
A COPY OF THEIR BAL SOURCE LIBRARY. THIS FILE IS * FILE 022
IN IEBUPDTE SYSIN FORMAT. * FILE 022
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 023
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 008 WHICH IS A * FILE 023
COPY OF THEIR UTILITIES DOCUMENTATION. THIS FILE * FILE 023
IS IN IEBUPDTE SYSIN FORMAT. * FILE 023
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 024
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 009 WHICH IS * FILE 024
THEIR NEWS FILE. THIS FILE IS IN IEBDUPTE SYSIN * FILE 024
FORMAT. * FILE 024
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 025
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 010 WHICH IS A * FILE 025
COPY OF THEIR ISPF SKELETON LIBRARY. THIS FILE * FILE 025
IS IN IEBUPDTE SYSIN FORMAT. * FILE 025
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 026
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 011 WHICH IS A * FILE 026
COPY OF THEIR ISPF PANEL LIBRARY. THIS FILE IS * FILE 026
IN IEBUPDTE SYSIN FORMAT. * FILE 026
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 027
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 012 WHICH IS A * FILE 027
COPY OF THEIR TSSO CLIST LIBRARY. THIS FILE IS * FILE 027
IN IEBCOPY FORMAT. * FILE 027
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 028
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 013 WHICH IS A * FILE 028
COPY OF THEIR ISPF MESSAGE LIBRARY. THIS FILE * FILE 028
IS IN IEBUPDTE SYSIN FORMAT. * FILE 028
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 029
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 014 WHICH IS A * FILE 029
COPY OF THEIR VERSION OF THE WATERLOO SCRIPT MEMO * FILE 029
LIBRARY. THIS FILE IS IN IEBCOPY FORMAT. * FILE 029
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 030
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 015 WHICH IS A * FILE 030
COPY OF THEIR VERSION OF THE WATERLOO SCRIPT * FILE 030
HYPHENATION DICTIONARY. THIS FILE IS * FILE 030
RECFM=VB LRECL=80 BLKSIZE=32716. * FILE 030
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 031
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 016 WHICH IS A * FILE 031
COPY OF THEIR SCRIPT TEXT LIBRARY USED TO CREATE * FILE 031
DOCUMENTATION FOR SOURCE MAINTENANCE. * FILE 031
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 032
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 017 WHICH IS A * FILE 032
COPY OF THEIR ISPF TABLE LIBRARY. * FILE 032
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 033
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 018 WHICH IS * FILE 033
COPY OF THEIR TSSO PARMLIB. THIS FILE IS IN * FILE 033
IEBDUPTE SYSIN FORMAT. * FILE 033
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 034
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 019 WHICH IS A * FILE 034
COPY OF THEIR SYS1.PROCLIB THAT CONTAINS ONLY * FILE 034
MEMBERS NEEDED FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO THIS TAPE. * FILE 034
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 035
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 020 WHICH IS A * FILE 035
COPY OF THEIR SYS1.PARMLIB THAT CONTAINS ONLY * FILE 035
MEMBERS NEEDED FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO THIS TAPE. * FILE 035
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 036
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 021 WHICH IS A * FILE 036
COPY OF THEIR UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO SCRIPT MACRO * FILE 036
LIBRARY. THIS FILE IS IN IEBUPDTE SYSIN FORMAT. * FILE 036
IS FROM MR LIONEL DYCK OF ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL * FILE 037
AND CONTAINS A COPY OF THEIR FILE 022 WHICH IS * FILE 037
A COPY OF THEIR TSSO SOURCE LIBRARY. THIS FILE IS * FILE 037
IN IEBUPDTE SYSIN FORMAT. * FILE 037
IS THE SOURCE OF UTILITIES, PROGRAMS, MODS, SMF * FILE 038
EXITS AND OTHER THINGS FROM MEMOREX. THIS FILE IS * FILE 038
IN IEBUPDTE SYSIN FORMAT AND CONTAINS OVER 100,000 * FILE 038
RECORDS. THIS IS OLD CODE, BUT THE CODERS WERE * FILE 038
CLEVER AND EXPERIENCED, AND THE CODE IS VERY MUCH * FILE 038
WORTH EXPLORING. (THE OLD MEMOREX FILE IS BACK !!) * FILE 038
THIS FILE CURRENTLY CONTAINS PDS VERSION 7.3, WHICH * FILE 039
IS THE LATEST VERSION THAT STILL SUPPORTS ISPF/PDF * FILE 039
V1R1M0. TO USE PDS VERSION 8.5 FROM FILE 182 OF THE * FILE 039
REGULAR CBT TAPE, OR FILE 040 OF THIS TAPE, YOU NEED * FILE 039
TO HAVE AT LEAST ISPF/PDF VERSION 2. * FILE 039
Most shops nowadays have at least ISPF Version 4.x, * FILE 039
so they can run this program, or they have the * FILE 039
option to run PDS Version 8.5. This version (7.3) * FILE 039
is being saved for those people who are still * FILE 039
running very old systems. Almost nobody probably * FILE 039
will need it, except for historical purposes. * FILE 039
IS THE TSO "PDS" COMMAND PROCESSOR AND ISPF DIALOG * FILE 040
PROGRAM PACKAGE. THERE ARE POSSIBLY 1000 SEPARATE * FILE 040
DATASET MANIPULATION FUNCTIONS BUILT INTO THIS * FILE 040
PACKAGE, AND IT IS SOMETHING THAT NO SYSTEMS * FILE 040
PROGRAMMER CAN AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT ....... * FILE 040
THIS IS THE HIGHEST CURRENT VERSION OF THE FREE PDS * FILE 040
COMMAND, WHICH IS VERSION 8.5, FROM JOHN KALINICH. * FILE 040
PDS 8.5 INCORPORATES YEAR 2000 CORRECTIONS, AND IS * FILE 040
CURRENTLY IN PRODUCTION STATUS. THE PREVIOUS LEVEL * FILE 040
OF PDS, VERSION 8.4, IS ON FILE 040. THE ISPF LEVEL * FILE 040
FOR THIS PACKAGE, HAS TO BE ISPF VERSION 2 OR HIGHER. * FILE 040
THIS IS SO THE TABLE SORTS WILL WORK AND THE PANELS * FILE 040
CAN BE UNDERSTOOD. IF YOU ARE STILL STUCK WITH * FILE 040
ISPF V1R1M0, YOU NEED PDS 7.3 WHICH IS ON THE CBT * FILE 040
OVERFLOW TAPE FILE 039. * FILE 040
IT WOULD BE "GROSS NEGLECT" TO HAVE A COPY OF THIS * FILE 040
TAPE AND NOT INVESTIGATE THIS PRODUCT. * FILE 040
THIS FILE IS BEST COMBINED WITH UTILITIES ON * FILE 040
FILES 296, 112, AND 134 OF THE REGULAR CBT TAPE. * FILE 040
I'VE COMBINED THE ESSENTIALS HERE (I THINK) ON FILE * FILE 040
042 OF THIS TAPE. FILE 112 OF THE REGULAR CBT TAPE * FILE 040
IS FILE 041 OF THIS TAPE. * FILE 040
THE PDS COMMAND ALLOWS THE TSO USER TO ACCESS AND * FILE 040
MANIPULATE THE DIRECTORY AND SELECTED MEMBERS OF A * FILE 040
PARTITIONED DATA SET. THE PDS COMMAND CONTAINS * FILE 040
HUNDREDS OF SEPARATE FUNCTIONS, AND CAN BE OPERATED * FILE 040
EITHER IN TSO LINE MODE (WITH PUTLINE INTERFACING) * FILE 040
OR IN ISPF FULLSCREEN MODE. ISPF MODE HAS ALL OF * FILE 040
THE LINE MODE FUNCTIONS, AND ALSO, MANY ADDITIONAL * FILE 040
CAPABILITIES. PDS, IN LINE MODE, CAN BE RUN FROM * FILE 040
A SYSTEM CONSOLE UNDER TSSO (FROM FILE 404 OF THE * FILE 040
REGULAR CBT TAPE). * FILE 040
TSSO IS A SUBSYSTEM, WHICH CAN BE BROUGHT UP UNDER * FILE 040
SUB=MSTR WITHOUT JES. IN THAT CASE, THE LINE MODE * FILE 040
FUNCTIONS OF PDS STILL WORK. THEREFORE, YOU CAN * FILE 040
EXPAND THE DIRECTORY OF A PDS, COPY MEMBERS FROM * FILE 040
ONE PDS TO ANOTHER, ETC ETC, WITHOUT JES2 OR JES3 * FILE 040
AND WITHOUT TSO BEING UP. THIS MAKES FOR A GREAT * FILE 040
RECOVERY TOOL. PLEASE EXPLORE THIS WHILE YOUR * FILE 040
SYSTEM IS HEALTHY, AND HAVE THE MECHANISMS IN PLACE. * FILE 040
WITH ITS DIRECTORY OPTIONS. THE PDS COMMAND CAN * FILE 040
PRODUCE STATISTICS ON DIRECTORY AND DATA SET USAGE, * FILE 040
DISPLAY PORTIONS OF THE DIRECTORY, AND SCRATCH, * FILE 040
RENAME OR CREATE ALIASES FOR SELECTED MEMBERS. FOR * FILE 040
ALL OF A PDS'S MEMBERS THAT HAVE PREVIOUSLY BEEN * FILE 040
DELETED AND BEFORE THE LIBRARY HAS BEEN COMPRESSED * FILE 040
PDS WILL ALLOW YOU TO GO IN AND RESTORE THOSE * FILE 040
MEMBERS. FOR LOAD DATA SETS, OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE * FILE 040
TO LIST LOAD MODULE HISTORY DATA, DISPLAY AND * FILE 040
MODIFY LOAD MODULE LINKAGE ATTRIBUTES, AND PRODUCE * FILE 040
LOAD MODULE CSECT MAPS IN TWO DIFFERENT LENGTHS. * FILE 040
FOR OTHER PARTITIONED DATA SETS, OPTIONS ARE * FILE 040
AVAILABLE TO SUBMIT A MEMBER (JCL) FOR BACKGROUND * FILE 040
PROCESSING, LIST A MEMBER, EDIT A MEMBER OR LIST * FILE 040
LINES FROM A MEMBER CONTAINING A SPECIFIED SEARCH * FILE 040
STRING. THIS FILE IS IN IEBUPDTE FORMAT AND * FILE 040
CONTAINS THE SOURCE AND HELP MEMBER FOR THIS COMMAND. * FILE 040
THE RESTORE OPTION WILL ALSO ALLOW THE RECOVERY OF * FILE 040
LOAD MODULE MEMBERS. * FILE 040
THE PDS PRODUCT AT VERSION 8.5 PROVIDES AN ISPF * FILE 040
INTERFACE AND UTILITY VALUE OF AWESOME PROPORTION. * FILE 040
YOU ARE ADVISED NOT TO PASS OVER THIS FILE WITHOUT * FILE 040
LOOKING AT IT .......... * FILE 040
THIS PACKAGE HAD BEEN FUNCTIONALLY STABILIZED AT * FILE 040
VERSION 8.4 BECAUSE IT HAS BEEN SUCCEEDED BY A * FILE 040
VENDOR PRODUCT CALLED STARTOOL. STARTOOL IS * FILE 040
SUPPORTED BY BRUCE LELAND AND STEVE SMITH. * FILE 040
JOHN KALINICH IS NOW ENHANCING THIS PACKAGE. * FILE 040
>> FREE PDS IS NOW SUPPORTED BY JOHN KALINICH OF THE U.S. * FILE 040
>> ARMY LOGISTICS SUPPORT CENTER IN ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. * FILE 040
>> EMAIL ADDRESS: KALINICH@ST-LOUIS-EMH2.ARMY.MIL * FILE 040
>> PHONE NUMBER : 314-331-4521 * FILE 040
>>>> PLEASE NOTIFY JOHN IF YOU HAVE ANY FIXES OR * FILE 040
>>>> ENHANCEMENTS TO PDS, SO THAT HE MAY INCORPORATE * FILE 040
>>>> AND/OR TEST THEM. * FILE 040
THE VENDOR PRODUCT EXTENSION OF PDS, CALLED * FILE 040
STARTOOL, IS SUPPORTED BY BRUCE LELAND AND STEVE * FILE 040
SMITH, AND IS DISTRIBUTED BY SERENA INTERNATIONAL * FILE 040
IN BURLINGAME, CALIFORNIA. * FILE 040
STARTOOL HAS MORE THAN DOUBLE THE AWESOME CAPABILITY * FILE 040
OF FREE PDS, INCLUDING DISASSEMBLER, DELINKER, * FILE 040
AUTOMATIC SMP/E STATEMENT GENERATION, EXTENSIVE * FILE 040
VSAM SUPPORT, VSAM EDITOR, ETC, ETC. PDSE DATASET * FILE 040
SUPPORT, ALL AT THE TRADITIONAL PDS SUPER EXECUTION * FILE 040
SPEED, AND WITH UNBELIEVABLE ISPF SUPPORT. * FILE 040
UPDATED ADDRESSES OF BRUCE LELAND AND STEVE SMITH. * FILE 040
THEY BOTH WORK AT: * FILE 040
SERENA INTERNATIONAL * FILE 040
500 AIRPORT BLVD, 2ND FLOOR * FILE 040
BURLINGAME, CA 94010 * FILE 040
(415) 696-1800 * FILE 040
(415) 696-1776 FAX * FILE 040
EMAIL ADDRESS: BLELAND@SERENA.COM * FILE 040
IS THE SOURCE FOR THE TSO COMMAND PROMPTER CALLED * FILE 041
VTOC. THIS FILE IS IN IEBUPDTE FORM. THIS COMMAND * FILE 041
ALLOWS YOU TO SEARCH THE VOLUME TABLE OF CONTENTS OF * FILE 041
ONE OR MORE DISK VOLUMES AND OBTAIN LISTINGS OR TOTALS * FILE 041
OF DATA SETS MEETING SOME CRITERIA. THE SPECIFICATION * FILE 041
IS QUITE FLEXIBLE. THIS FILE ALSO CONTAINS THE HELP * FILE 041
DATA SET FOR THIS COMMAND. IT ALSO CONTAINS * FILE 041
INSTALLATION NOTES, SOME COMMENTS ON DEFAULTS THAT MAY* FILE 041
NOT BE TYPICAL ELSEWHERE, A LIST OF THE KNOWN ERRORS * FILE 041
IN THE COMMAND, AND IDEAS FOR FUTURE EXPANSION. * FILE 041
THIS VERSION SUPPORTS SU60, CATALOG DATASETS AND THE * FILE 041
ABILITY TO SORT THE OUTPUT ON ANYTHING. FOR ADDITIONAL* FILE 041
CHANGES SEE THE HELP MEMBER OF THE PDS. * FILE 041
THIS VERSION WILL RUN ON A SYSTEM THAT DOES NOT HAVE * FILE 041
SU60 INSTALLED, HOWEVER IF YOU TRY TO ASSEMBLE * FILE 041
ON A SYSTEMS THAT DOES NOT HAVE SU60 MACROS YOU WILL * FILE 041
GET ASSEMBLE ERRORS. YOU CAN GO IN AND JUST NO OP * FILE 041
THOSE INSTRUCTIONS. ITS LOAD MODULE IS IN FILE 035 * FILE 041
AND IS CALLED VTOC. * FILE 041
VTOC IS CALLED BY A SUBCOMMAND OF PDS VERSION 8.5 * FILE 041
FROM FILE 040. IF YOU HAVE INSTALLED PDS VERSION 8.5 * FILE 041
YOU SHOULD ALSO INSTALL VTOC. * FILE 041
IF YOU INSTALL PDS VERSION 8.5, SEE THE NOTES IN * FILE 041
THIS FILE AS TO WHICH VERSION OF THE VTOCPRNT MODULE * FILE 041
YOU SHOULD ASSEMBLE AND LINKEDIT INTO THIS COMMAND. * FILE 041
BUGS FIXED, AND SUPPORT ADDED FOR 3990 MODEL 9. * FILE 041
YOU SHOULD RE-INSTALL VTOC. (UPDATED 08-94) * FILE 041
FIXED FOR MVS/ESA 5.1. (UPDATED 07-95) * FILE 041
FIXED FOR Y2K SUPPORT. (UPDATED 12-97) * FILE 041
**************************************************** * FILE 041
* IT APPEARS THAT THERE ARE ADDITIONAL MACROS * * FILE 041
* THAT ARE MISSING FROM THIS FILE THIS IS IN FACT * * FILE 041
* NOT TRUE. WHAT APPEARS TO BE OTHER MACROS WERE * * FILE 041
* JUST AN IDEA AND THOSE MACROS WERE NEVER * * FILE 041
* WRITTEN. I KNOW ! I SPENT WEEKS TRYING TO TRACK * * FILE 041
* THEM DOWN. * * FILE 041
* ARNIE * * FILE 041
**************************************************** * FILE 041
KEYWORDS TSO CP COMMAND PROCESSOR VTOC COMMAND * FILE 041
IS A SERIES OF UTILITIES FROM MR BRUCE LELAND. * FILE 042
THIS FILE IS IN IEBUPDTE SYSIN FORMAT AND CONTAINS: * FILE 042
01. DSAT- THE DSAT COMMAND IS USED TO DISPLAY * FILE 042
ALLOCATION INFORMATION FOR DATA SETS * FILE 042
ON A DIRECT ACCESS DEVICE. * FILE 042
DSAT WILL SEARCH THE OS CATALOG AND * FILE 042
CVOLS FOR THE ENTRIES FOR THE DATA * FILE 042
SETS SPECIFIED. ALLOCATION * FILE 042
INFORMATION WILL BE OBTAINED FROM THE * FILE 042
VOLUME TABLE OF CONTENTS, FORMATTED * FILE 042
AND DISPLAYED. IF A NAME IS AN INDEX * FILE 042
NAME, ALL DATA SETS BELOW THE INDEX * FILE 042
WILL BE DISPLAYED. * FILE 042
THE USER MAY BYPASS THE CATALOG * FILE 042
SEARCH BY SUPPLYING THE VOLUME SERIAL * FILE 042
ON WHICH THE DATA SET RESIDES. THIS * FILE 042
OPTION PERMITS DISPLAYING INFORMATION * FILE 042
FOR UNCATALOGED DATA SETS. * FILE 042
THE ATTRIBUTES TO BE DISPLAYED MAY BE * FILE 042
SELECTED BY THE USER WHEN HE ENTERS * FILE 042
THE DSAT COMMAND BY SPECIFYING * FILE 042
KEYWORD OPERANDS. * FILE 042
THE DSAT COMMAND MAY BE USED IN * FILE 042
COMMAND PROCEDURES TO FIND THE * FILE 042
ALLOCATION OF A DATA SET OR A GROUP * FILE 042
OF DATA SETS AND SET THE RETURN CODE * FILE 042
TO THE SPECIFIED VALUE. THE RETURN * FILE 042
CODE MAY THEN BE TESTED WITH THE WHEN * FILE 042
COMMAND. OUTPUT MAY BE SUPPRESSED BY * FILE 042
SPECIFYING NOPRINT. * FILE 042
THE USER MAY CHOOSE WHAT INFORMATION * FILE 042
WILL BE DISPLAYED BY ENTERING * FILE 042
KEYWORDS. * FILE 042
THE INFORMATION THAT MAY BE DISPLAYED IS: * FILE 042
1. VOLUME SERIAL ON WHICH THE DATA SET IS LOCATED. * FILE 042
2. FILE SEQUENCE NUMBER. * FILE 042
3. DEVICE TYPE CODE FROM CATALOG ENTRY. * FILE 042
4. ALLOCATION (ALLOCATED, USED, AND EXTENTS). * FILE 042
5. SECONDARY ALLOCATION (AMOUNT AND UNITS). * FILE 042
6. DATA SET ORGANIZATION. * FILE 042
7. DCB (RECFM, BLKSIZE, AND LRECL). * FILE 042
8. CREATION DATE. * FILE 042
9. EXPIRATION DATE. * FILE 042
10. FULLY QUALIFIED DATA SET NAME. * FILE 042
11. CCHHR OF THE FORMAT 1 DSCB. * FILE 042
12. GENERATION DATA GROUP DATA. * FILE 042
13. PDS DIRECTORY INFORMATION. * FILE 042
02. DVOL- THE DVOL COMMAND IS USED TO DISPLAY * FILE 042
THE AMOUNT OF FREE SPACE ON A DIRECT * FILE 042
ACCESS DEVICE. * FILE 042
DVOL WILL READ THE FORMAT 4 AND * FILE 042
FORMAT 5 DSCB'S FROM THE VTOC OF A * FILE 042
DIRECT ACCESS VOLUME AND DISPLAY: * FILE 042
DVOL UPDATED 09/97 TO RECOGNIZE DYNAMIC * FILE 042
UCB'S. * FILE 042
1. VOLUME SERIAL * FILE 042
2. UNIT ADDRESS * FILE 042
3. MOUNT STATUS * FILE 042
4. USE STATUS * FILE 042
5. NUMBER OF BLANK DSCB'S IN THE VTOC * FILE 042
6. CONDITION OF THE VTOC INDICATORS BYTE * FILE 042
7. VSAM DATA FIELDS * FILE 042
8. TOTAL FREE SPACE IN TRACKS * FILE 042
9. NUMBER OF FREE EXTENTS * FILE 042
10. NUMBER OF FREE CYLINDERS * FILE 042
11. SIZE OF LARGEST EXTENTS (UP TO 5) IN * FILE 042
CYLINDERS + TRACKS * FILE 042
12. SIZE OF LARGEST EXTENTS (UP TO 5) IN TRACKS * FILE 042
THE RETURN CODE IS SET TO THE TOTAL * FILE 042
NUMBER OF TRACKS IN THE LARGEST * FILE 042
EXTENTS (UP TO 5) UP TO A MAXIMUM OF * FILE 042
4095. IF THE NUMBER OF FREE TRACKS * FILE 042
EXCEEDS 4095, THE RETURN CODE WILL * FILE 042
BE SET TO 4095. IF MORE THAN ONE * FILE 042
VOLUME IS DISPLAYED, THE RETURN CODE * FILE 042
WILL BE REFER TO THE SPACE ON THE * FILE 042
LAST VOLUME. IF AN ERROR CONDITION * FILE 042
EXISTS ON THE VOLUME, THE RETURN * FILE 042
CODE WILL BE SET TO 0. * FILE 042
NOTE - IF AN ERROR CONDITION EXISTS * FILE 042
ON THE VOLUME, THE RETURN * FILE 042
CODE WILL BE SET TO 0. * FILE 042
03. RESET - PERFORMS THE EQUIVALENT OF A DATASET * FILE 042
SCRATCH FOLLOWED BY A REALLOCATION * FILE 042
IN THE SAME SPACE FOR A PDS. THE * FILE 042
NUMBER OF DIRECTORY BLOCKS CAN BE * FILE 042
CHANGED VIA THE PROGRAM PARM. * FILE 042
04. BLKDISK - SEE BELOW FOR A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION: * FILE 042
DESCRIPTION: THIS PROGRAM COMPUTES AN "OPTIMAL" * FILE 042
BLOCKSIZE FOR A DISK OR DRUM DATA SET GIVEN THE * FILE 042
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A. A KEY LENGTH (ZERO, FOR NO KEY, IS THE * FILE 042
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B. THE NUMBER OF RECORDS IN THE DATA SET (USED * FILE 042
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THE DEFAULT) * FILE 042
C. THE BLOCKSIZE TO USE FOR THE ALLOCATION * FILE 042
COMPUTATION (THE RECOMMENDED BLOCKSIZE VALUE * FILE 042
IS THE DEFAULT) * FILE 042
D. WHETHER OR NOT TO PROVIDE A TRACK CAPACITY * FILE 042
REPORT * FILE 042
E. WHETHER OR NOT TO VERIFY RESULTS AGAINST * FILE 042
"TRKCALC" * FILE 042
SUPPORTED DEVICES: THE NAME BY WHICH THIS COMMAND * FILE 042
PROCESSOR IS INVOKED DETERMINES THE DEVICE TYPE * FILE 042
TO BE USED. * FILE 042
THE FIRST THREE CHARACTERS OF THE COMMAND NAME * FILE 042
(USUALLY "BLK") ARE IGNORED; THE REMAINING FOUR * FILE 042
OR FIVE CHARACTERS ARE COMPARED AGAINST A TABLE * FILE 042
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FOLLOWING: * FILE 042
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D. BLK3330 (FOR 3330 DISKS) * FILE 042
E. BLK33301 (FOR 3330 MODEL 11 DISKS) * FILE 042
F. BLK3340 (FOR 3340 DISKS) * FILE 042
G. BLK3350 (FOR 3350 DISKS) * FILE 042
H. BLK3375 (FOR 3375 DISKS) * FILE 042
I. BLK3380 (FOR 3380 DISKS) * FILE 042
J. BLK3390 (FOR 3390 DISKS) * FILE 042
K. BLK9345 (FOR 9345 DISKS) * FILE 042
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134 OF THE REGULAR CBT TAPE. * FILE 042
06. HEL - THIS PROGRAM IS A FULL SCREEN TSO HELP * FILE 042
PROGRAM WHICH IS AN ALIAS OF REVIEW. THIS PGM * FILE 042
HAS BEEN COPIED INTO THIS FILE FROM FILE 134 OF * FILE 042
THE REGULAR CBT TAPE. * FILE 042
07. XEQ - A COMMAND PROCESSOR THAT IS DESIGNED TO * FILE 042
LOAD AND EXECUTE (ATTACH) A PROGRAM IN ONE OF THE * FILE 042
SYSTEM LINK LIBRARIES OR A USER LIBRARY (TASKLIB) * FILE 042
08 COMPARE - A SOMEWHAT MODIFIED VERSION OF THE * FILE 042
YALE COMPARE PROGRAM * FILE 042
XX UPDATE TO FILE 042 FROM BRUCE LELAND OF SERENA IN * FILE 042
BURLINGAME, CALIFORNIA. THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS * FILE 042
WERE UPDATED: (AUGUST 94 - CBT VERSION 381) * FILE 042
DSAT - WAS UPDATED AS FOLLOWS: * FILE 042
1. ADDED THE "FULL" KEYWORD TO PROVIDE * FILE 042
MULTIPLE DEFAULTS FOR MORE COMPLETE * FILE 042
INFORMATION ON EACH DATA SET. * FILE 042
2. ADDED THE "EXTENTS" KEYWORD TO FORMAT * FILE 042
DISK EXTENTS AS PROGRAMMED BY LEONARD * FILE 042
WOREN AT THE UNIVERISITY OF SOUTHERN * FILE 042
CALIFORNIA FROM DSAT IN CBT FILE 180. * FILE 042
DVOL - WAS MODIFIED TO SUPPORT 3390 MODEL 9 DISKS. * FILE 042
THIS INVOLVED CHANGING THE IXTOFMT5 ROUTINE * FILE 042
TO CONVERT FREE SPACE TO THE NEW FORMAT 7 * FILE 042
FREE SPACE RECORDS. THE &MODEL9 VARIABLE * FILE 042
CAN BE MODIFIED TO REVERT TO FORMAT 5 * FILE 042
RECORDS FOR OLDER SYSTEM LEVELS, HOWEVER. * FILE 042
IS DOCUMENTATION FOR THE ISPF "SMOKE AND MIRRORS" * FILE 043
TAPE FROM SHARE, THAT WAS ADMINISTERED BY JIM * FILE 043
MARSHALL OF THE U.S. TREASURY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT * FILE 043
SERVICE IN HYATTSVILLE, MARYLAND. THE NEXT 14 FILES * FILE 043
REFLECT THE DATA FILES ON THAT TAPE. OUR FILE * FILE 043
NUMBERS ARE HIS FILE NUMBERS, PLUS 40. THAT IS, * FILE 043
HIS FILE 7 IS OUR FILE 47. YOU GET THE IDEA. * FILE 043
JIM MARSHALL, US TREASURY * FILE 043
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SERVICE * FILE 043
PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA II - ROOM 400B * FILE 043
3700 EAST-WEST HIGHWAY * FILE 043
HYATTSVILLE, MD 20782 * FILE 043
202-874-8353 * FILE 043
IS FILE 04 FROM THE ISPF "SMOKE AND MIRRORS" TAPE. * FILE 044
IS FILE 05 FROM THE ISPF "SMOKE AND MIRRORS" TAPE. * FILE 045
IS FILE 06 FROM THE ISPF "SMOKE AND MIRRORS" TAPE. * FILE 046
IS FILE 07 FROM THE ISPF "SMOKE AND MIRRORS" TAPE. * FILE 047
IS FILE 08 FROM THE ISPF "SMOKE AND MIRRORS" TAPE. * FILE 048
IS FILE 09 FROM THE ISPF "SMOKE AND MIRRORS" TAPE. * FILE 049
IS FILE 10 FROM THE ISPF "SMOKE AND MIRRORS" TAPE. * FILE 050
IS FILE 11 FROM THE ISPF "SMOKE AND MIRRORS" TAPE. * FILE 051
IS FILE 12 FROM THE ISPF "SMOKE AND MIRRORS" TAPE. * FILE 052
IS FILE 13 FROM THE ISPF "SMOKE AND MIRRORS" TAPE. * FILE 053
IS FILE 14 FROM THE ISPF "SMOKE AND MIRRORS" TAPE. * FILE 054
IS FILE 15 FROM THE ISPF "SMOKE AND MIRRORS" TAPE. * FILE 055
IS FILE 16 FROM THE ISPF "SMOKE AND MIRRORS" TAPE. * FILE 056
IS FILE 17 FROM THE ISPF "SMOKE AND MIRRORS" TAPE. * FILE 057
IS FROM SAM GOLOB AND CONTAINS A COPY OF HIS OLD * FILE 058
SMP4 SERVICE AID UTILITIES. SEE BELOW FOR ADDITIONAL * FILE 058
INFORMATION. (THIS FILE IS IN IEBUPDTE SYSIN FORMAT * FILE 058
SEE THE MEMBER CALLED $$$$$DOC FOR MORE INFORMATION) * FILE 058
(ALTHOUGH THIS CODE IS OUTDATED ON MOST MVS SYSTEMS * FILE 058
RUNNING TODAY, THE DOC AND THE CODE CAN GIVE YOU IDEAS * FILE 058
ON HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR CURRENT SMP/E PROCESSING BY * FILE 058
MODIFYING THIS STUFF. SAM GOLOB 07/96) * FILE 058
THE PURPOSE OF THIS PACKAGE IS TO PRODUCE * FILE 058
EXECUTABLE LISTS OF SYSMODS FROM SMP4 REPORTS. * FILE 058
THIS SAVES A LOT OF COPYING OF PTF NUMBERS FROM * FILE 058
LISTINGS, AND IMPROVES ACCURACY. THERE ARE ALSO * FILE 058
PROGRAMS TO LIST ALL ELEMENTS FROM THE ELEMENT * FILE 058
REPORT OF AN APPLY OR ACCEPT LISTING. THERE'S * FILE 058
ALSO STUFF THAT GETS PTF LISTS FROM THE RECEIVE * FILE 058
SUMMARY, AND FROM LISTS. THE HELDOFF PROGRAM * FILE 058
SMPHOFF PRODUCES A LIST OF HELD-OFF AND * FILE 058
HOLDERS-OFF SYSMODS AND IS VERY USEFUL FOR PUTS. * FILE 058
COMMENTS ARE INCLUDED IN THE OUTPUT FILE FOR MOST * FILE 058
PROGRAM OUTPUTS, NEXT TO EACH SYSMOD OR ELEMENT * FILE 058
NUMBER TO MAKE THE OUTPUTS MUCH MORE USEFUL. * FILE 058
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IN COLUMN 2, TO GET THE MAXIMUM COMMENTS INTO THE * FILE 058
OUTPUT LINE. * FILE 058
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FEW TRICKS. INPUT IS A COPY OF YOUR SMP LISTING * FILE 058
ON A DISK FILE. OUTPUT IS A CARD DECK: I USUALLY * FILE 058
PUT THE CARD DECK ON MY PUTPDS DATASET (WHICH GETS * FILE 058
PRETTY BIG). I SHALL INCLUDE MY EXECUTION JCL FOR * FILE 058
ALL OF THEM WITH THE PREFIX ^. THE IDEA IS TO * FILE 058
SORT THE OUTPUT AND DELETE THE DUPLICATE NUMBERS. * FILE 058
SOME OF THE PROGRAMS DELIBERATELY PRODUCE * FILE 058
DUPLICATE NUMBERS FOR OUTPUT. IN ANY CASE, I AM * FILE 058
INCLUDING ALL OF MY EXECUTION JCL AS OF THIS DATE. * FILE 058
CONTAINS SEVERAL PROGRAMS, TSO COMMAND PROCESSORS, * FILE 059
MACROS, ETC., FROM THE FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO. * FILE 059
THIS FILE IS IN IEBUPDTE SYSIN FORMAT. SEE THE * FILE 059
MEMBER CALLED $$$DOC FOR MORE INFORMATION * FILE 059
SYSTEMS WHICH SUPPORT EXECUTION OF THE TMP IN THE * FILE 059
BACKGROUND WILL SUPPORT DVOL, DSN, DENQ, AND DSAT * FILE 059
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MVS SYSTEMS WHICH ALSO SUPPORT BACKGROUND DYNAMIC * FILE 059
ALLOCATION WILL SUPPORT ALL OF THE TSO COMMANDS UNDER * FILE 059
THE TMP AS BATCH JOBS. * FILE 059
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OPERATING SYSTEM DEPENDENT. THE PROPER OPERATING * FILE 059
SYSTEM MUST BE SPECIFIED AS THE VALUE FOR &OPSYSTM * FILE 059
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OPERATING SYSTEM INDEPENDENT (MVT SVS MVS). * FILE 059
THE MVT ASSEMBLER F WILL NOT ASSEMBLE SOME OF THE * FILE 059
MACROS PROPERLY. THE SVS AND MVS ASSEMBLER XF, THE H * FILE 059
ASSEMBLER, AND SOME VERSIONS OF THE G ASSEMBLER WILL * FILE 059
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DOES NOT RECOGNIZE THE &SYSDATE AND &SYSTIME SYSTEM * FILE 059
VARIABLE SYMBOLS IN THE $ENTER MACRO AND DOES NOT * FILE 059
ALLOW THE MNOTE STATEMENT BEFORE THE LOCAL AND GLOBAL * FILE 059
SYMBOL DEFINITIONS IN SEVERAL OF THE MACROS. * FILE 059
THE FOLLOWING IS A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE MEMBERS IN * FILE 059
THIS PDS. * FILE 059
MORE DETAILED DOCUMENTATION IS INCLUDED IN COMMENT * FILE 059
STATEMENTS IN EACH SOURCE PROGRAM AND MACRO. * FILE 059
MACROS REQUIRED TO ASSEMBLE PROGRAMS * FILE 059
$ENTER ENTRY LINKAGE * FILE 059
$CALL INVOKE A SUBROUTINE * FILE 059
$RTRN RETURN LINKAGE * FILE 059
#CTGPL MAP A VSAM CATALOG PARAMETER LIST * FILE 059
#SORT SORT A TABLE * FILE 059
#TSOBLKS CONSTRUCT TSO CONTROL BLOCKS * FILE 059
#TSOMSG CONSTRUCT TSO PUTLINE MESSAGE * FILE 059
#VTCFMT1 DESCRIBE A FORMAT 1 DSCB * FILE 059
#VTCFMT3 DESCRIBE A FORMAT 3 DSCB * FILE 059
#VTCFMT4 DESCRIBE A FORMAT 4 DSCB * FILE 059
#VTCFMT5 DESCRIBE A FORMAT 5 DSCB * FILE 059
IKJATRCB IBM MACRO TO MAP ATTRIBUTE CONTROL * FILE 059
BLOCK (NOT DISTRIBUTED WITH MVT) * FILE 059
THE FOLLOWING MACROS MAY BE HELPFUL, BUT ARE * FILE 059
NOT REQUIRED TO ASSEMBLE THE OTHER PROGRAMS * FILE 059
#UCS GENERATE UCS CHARACTER IMAGES * FILE 059
IKJEBEST IBM PRIVATE MACRO TO GENERATE TSO * FILE 059
EDIT SUBCOMMAND TABLE * FILE 059
TESTMACS IBM PRIVATE MACROS USED TO INSTALL * FILE 059
AND ASSEMBLE TEST SUBCOMMANDS * FILE 059
(AVAILABLE FROM OPTIONAL MATERIAL) * FILE 059
BRKELEM BREAK ELEMENT DESCRIPTION * FILE 059
IKJEGDBE * FILE 059
IKJEGDME * FILE 059
IKJEGSIO SET OF I/O MACROS * FILE 059
IKJEGSPL * FILE 059
IKJEGSUB GENERATE SUBCOMMAND TABLE * FILE 059
IKJEGSVB * FILE 059
IKJEGSVQ * FILE 059
IKJEGS6A * FILE 059
IKJEGS9G * FILE 059
IKJPARMA DESCRIBE AN ADDRESS PDE * FILE 059
TCOMTAB DESCRIBE TEST COMMUNICATIONS TABLE * FILE 059
PROGRAMS * FILE 059
DSAT TSO COMMAND TO DISPLAY DATA SET * FILE 059
ALLOCATION * FILE 059
DSATHELP HELP MEMBER FOR DSAT * FILE 059
DVOL TSO COMMAND TO DISPLAY FREE SPACE * FILE 059
ON DIRECT ACCESS VOLUMES * FILE 059
DVOLHELP HELP MEMBER FOR DVOL * FILE 059
DSN/DENQ TSO COMMANDS TO DISPLAY * FILE 059
ALLOCATIONS ON DATA SETS OR ANY * FILE 059
QNAME/RNAME COMBINATION * FILE 059
DSNHELP HELP MEMBER FOR DSN * FILE 059
DENQHELP HELP MEMBER FOR DENQ * FILE 059
FREEALL TSO COMMAND TO FREE ALL ALLOCATED * FILE 059
DATA SETS * FILE 059
FALLHELP HELP MEMBER FOR FREEALL * FILE 059
RLSE TSO COMMAND TO RELEASE UNUSED * FILE 059
SPACE FOR DISK DATA SETS * FILE 059
RLSEHELP HELP MEMBER FOR RLSE * FILE 059
MMDEL TSO COMMAND TO DELETE MULTIPLE * FILE 059
MEMBERS FROM A PDS * FILE 059
MMDLHELP HELP MEMBER FOR MMDEL * FILE 059
DQ ENHANCED STATUS COMMAND SHOWING * FILE 059
QUEUE NAME AND POSITION OR * FILE 059
STEPNAME IF EXECUTING (FOR JES2 * FILE 059
VERSION 4.0 OR 4.1) * FILE 059
DQHELP HELP MEMBER FOR DQ * FILE 059
SS0812 FIND SUBCOMMAND OF TEST * FILE 059
HELP0812 HELP DATA FOR SS0812 * FILE 059
SS0813 LISTBKPT SUBCOMMAND OF TEST * FILE 059
HELP0813 HELP DATA FOR SS0813 * FILE 059
SS0104 TAPE MAPPING PROGRAM * FILE 059
SS0278 TAPE DUPLICATION PROGRAM * FILE 059
SS0108 PROGRAM TO GENERATE CARDS WITH PDS * FILE 059
MEMBER NAMES SUBSTITUTED FOR * FILE 059
CONTROL CHARACTERS * FILE 059
SS0127 PROGRAM TO IDENTIFY UNCATALOGED * FILE 059
DATA SETS * FILE 059
SS0300 PROGRAM TO PRINT OR PUNCH MEMBERS * FILE 059
OF A PDS IN ALPHABETICAL OR * FILE 059
SELECTED ORDER * FILE 059
SS0136 PROGRAM TO LIST THE CHANNELS * FILE 059
SPECIFIED BY FCB IMAGES FOR 3211 * FILE 059
PRINTERS * FILE 059
SS0272 PROGRAM TO READ A LINK MAP AND * FILE 059
LIST UNREFERENCED CONTROL SECTIONS * FILE 059
DMPSPOOL PROGRAM TO DUMP INPUT JOBS FROM * FILE 059
JES2 RELEASE 4.0 SPOOL * FILE 059
UNITNAME PROGRAM TO LIST DEVICES SPECIFIED * FILE 059
BY EACH GENERIC AND ESOTERIC UNIT * FILE 059
NAME * FILE 059
IS THE DOCUMENTATION FILE FROM THE LOS ANGELES MVS * FILE 060
USERS GROUP TAPE. * FILE 060
IS THE HELP FILE FROM THE LOS ANGELES MVS USERS * FILE 061
GROUP TAPE. * FILE 061
IS THE LOAD MODULE LIBRARY FROM THE LOS ANGELES MVS * FILE 062
USERS GROUP TAPE. * FILE 062
IS THE MACRO LIBRARY FROM THE LOS ANGELES MVS USERS * FILE 063
GROUP TAPE. * FILE 063
IS THE OBJECT LIBRARY FROM THE LOS ANGELES MVS USERS * FILE 064
GROUP TAPE. * FILE 064
IS THE SOURCE LIBRARAY FROM THE LOS ANGELES MVS * FILE 065
USERS GROUP TAPE. * FILE 065
IS THE CNTL LIBRARY FROM THE LOS ANGELES MVS USERS * FILE 066
GROUP TAPE. * FILE 066
IS THE CLIST LIBRARY FROM THE LOS ANGELES MVS USERS * FILE 067
GROUP TAPE. * FILE 067
IS THE ISPF PANEL LIBRARY FROM THE LOS ANGELES MVS * FILE 068
USERS GROUP TAPE. * FILE 068
IS FROM THE LOS ANGELES MVS USERS GROUP TAPE, AND IS * FILE 069
A FILE WHICH TELLS HOW TO RECONFIGURE OR PARTITION * FILE 069
A 3090 PROCESSOR. * FILE 069
is from Michael Cleary, and contains a copy of * FILE 070
DAF (Dataset Audit Facility). This file is in * FILE 070
IEBUPDTE SYSIN format. * FILE 070
MIKE CLEARY HAS A NEW ADDRESS: * FILE 070
email: mcleary@pacbell.net * FILE 070
Contact: Michael J. Cleary * FILE 070
Mainframe Technical Services * FILE 070
Bergen Brunswig * FILE 070
4000 Metropolitan Drive * FILE 070
Orange, California 92868 * FILE 070
Voice: 714.385.4052 * FILE 070
Fax 714.704.7052 * FILE 070
Email: mike.cleary@bergenbrunswig.com * FILE 070
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DOCUMEMTATION IS INCLUDED IN THE CODE, AND I WILL * FILE 070
INCLUDE MORE DOCUMENTATION OF THE BAL VERSION IF IT * FILE 070
BECOMES AVAILABLE. * FILE 070
The PL/I version of DAF, V1.3, is also included * FILE 070
here, as member OLDDAF, with its documentation * FILE 070
included. * FILE 070
DAF IS A BATCH UTILITY PROGRAM THAT READS SMF * FILE 070
RECORDS AND GENERATES A REPORT. * FILE 070
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THE SELECTION CRITERIA. * FILE 070
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EACH TYPE OF * FILE 070
DSN= DEFAULT: ALL DATASETS <### CONTROL * FILE 070
RECORD CAN OCCUR * FILE 070
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32 TIMES. * FILE 070
VOL= DEFAULT: ALL VOLUMES <### * FILE 070
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DATASET CREATE, ACCESS, RENAME, DELETE * FILE 070
HOW MANY EXCPS ? * FILE 070
WHAT DDNAME ? * FILE 070
WHAT JOB ? * FILE 070
WHAT TIME ? * FILE 070
WHAT VOLUME ? * FILE 070
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PUBLIC DOMAIN SOFTWARE. * FILE 075
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OS MVT RELEASE 21.8. THIS IS FROM IBM, BUT IT IS * FILE 076
PUBLIC DOMAIN SOFTWARE. * FILE 076
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OS MVT RELEASE 21.8. THIS IS FROM IBM, BUT IT IS * FILE 077
PUBLIC DOMAIN SOFTWARE. * FILE 077
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OS MVT RELEASE 21.8. THIS IS FROM IBM, BUT IT IS * FILE 078
PUBLIC DOMAIN SOFTWARE. * FILE 078
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OS MVT RELEASE 21.8. THIS IS FROM IBM, BUT IT IS * FILE 079
PUBLIC DOMAIN SOFTWARE. * FILE 079
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OS MVT RELEASE 21.8. THIS IS FROM IBM, BUT IT IS * FILE 080
PUBLIC DOMAIN SOFTWARE. * FILE 080
IS FROM JIM MARSHALL AND CONTAINS SYS1.PROCLIB FROM * FILE 081
OS MVT RELEASE 21.8. THIS IS FROM IBM, BUT IT IS * FILE 081
PUBLIC DOMAIN SOFTWARE. * FILE 081
IS FROM JIM MARSHALL AND CONTAINS SYS1.PVTMACS FROM * FILE 082
OS MVT RELEASE 21.8. THIS IS FROM IBM, BUT IT IS * FILE 082
PUBLIC DOMAIN SOFTWARE. * FILE 082
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LIVES IN FILE 182 OF THE CBT TAPE. SEE THE WRITE UP * FILE 084
UNDER FILE 182 OF THE CBT TAPE FOR ADDITIONAL * FILE 084
INFORMATION. THAT DOC APPLIES TO THIS FILE ALSO. * FILE 084
THIS FILE CURRENTLY CONTAINS PDS VERSION 8.4. THIS * FILE 084
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LELAND AND STEVE SMITH. JOHN KALINICH IS THE * FILE 084
PERSON WHO CURRENTLY SUPPORTS THE FREE PDS PACKAGE. * FILE 084
BRUCE LELAND AND STEVE SMITH SUPPORT A VENDOR * FILE 084
PRODUCT EXTENSION OF PDS, WHICH IS CALLED STARTOOL. * FILE 084
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NUMBER OF FUNCTIONS THAT FREE PDS HAS. THEY ARE * FILE 084
BOTH AWESOME TOOLS. * FILE 084
EMAIL FOR JOHN KALINICH: KALINICH@ST-LOUIS-EMH2.ARMY.MIL * FILE 084
EMAIL FOR BRUCE LELAND: BLELAND@SERENA.COM * FILE 084
EMAIL FOR STEVEN SMITH: SSMITH@SERENA.COM * FILE 084
IS A JES2 2.2.0 VER OF THE TSO CP CALLED QUE FROM * FILE 093
THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA. THIS FILE IS IN IEBUPDTE * FILE 093
SYSIN FORMAT. THIS CODE WAS TAKEN FROM VERSION * FILE 093
86 OF THE JES2 SP MODS TAPE. QUEUE IS A TSO COMMAND * FILE 093
TO LOOK AT JES2 SPOOL DATASETS. * FILE 093
IS A JES2 1.3.6/2.1.5 VER OF THE TSO CP CALLED QUE. * FILE 094
THIS VERSION OF QUE WAS RECEIVED FROM SAM GOLOB. * FILE 094
THIS VERSION OF QUE HAS BEEN CONVERTED TO RUN ON * FILE 094
JES2 RELEASES SP1.3.6 AND SP2.1.5. CONVERSION WAS * FILE 094
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THAT RSCS 2.1 WAS USING A DSID OF 0 INSTEAD OF 1 * FILE 094
SO WE HAD TO MODIFY QUE TO MAKE 0 A VALID DSID. * FILE 094
WE ARE GRATEFUL TO JACK SCHUDEL FOR ALL HIS HELP. * FILE 094
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OBTAINED IT FROM MR BILL BALMER OF EG & G IDAHO * FILE 095
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THE UNVIERSITY OF FLORIDA. THIS FILE IS IN * FILE 095
IEBUPDTE SYSIN FORMAT. * FILE 095
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WHO OBTAINED IT FROM MR BILL BALMER OF EG & G * FILE 096
IDAHO WHO MODIFIED THE VERSION FROM MR GUY * FILE 096
ALBERTELLI OF BF GOODRICH. THIS FILE IS IN * FILE 096
IEBUPDTE SYSIN FORMAT. * FILE 096
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ISPF VERSION 2.2 AND 2.3. THIS FILE IS IN IEBUPDTE * FILE 097
SYSIN FORMAT. * FILE 097
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B.F. GOODRICH OF AKRON, OHIO. THIS VERSION SUPPORTS * FILE 098
ISPF VERSION 2.2 AND 2.3. THIS FILE IS IN IEBUPDTE * FILE 098
SYSIN FORMAT. * FILE 098
IS A COLLECTION OF DOCUMENTATION FILES FROM OTHER * FILE 103
TAPES. INCLUDED TAPES ARE: * FILE 103
===>> REGULAR CBT TAPE - CURRENT IS VERSION 428. * FILE 103
===>> CICS SHARE TAPE * FILE 103
===>> SHARE SOFTWARE DISTRIBUTION DISKETTES (FROM THE PC * FILE 103
WHICH CONTAINS CONTRIBUTED SOFTWARE AT SHARE MEETINGS) * FILE 103
===>> JES2 SHARE TAPE * FILE 103
===>> JES2 NON-SP SHARE TAPE * FILE 103
===>> JES3 SHARE/GUIDE TAPE * FILE 103
===>> LOS ANGELES MVS USERS GROUP TAPE (NOW ON THIS TAPE) * FILE 103
===>> NASPA VIP MVS TAPE * FILE 103
===>> NASPA VIP VM/VSE TAPE * FILE 103
===>> NASPA BEEM TAPE * FILE 103
===>> PL/I SHARE TAPE * FILE 103
===>> SPLA MVS TAPE * FILE 103
===>> CBT TAPE VERSION 249 (BEFORE MASSIVE DELETION) * FILE 103
===>> XEPHON ARTICLES AND CODE, DOWNLOADABLE FROM * FILE 103
WWW.XEPHON.COM - 2 YEARS OLD OR MORE, ARE FREE... * FILE 103
PUTTING THESE DOCUMENTATION FILES TOGETHER MAKES * FILE 103
INFORMATION RESIDING ON OTHER PUBLIC TAPES EASIER * FILE 103
TO FIND. * FILE 103
ALSO SEE FILE 102 WHICH CONTAINS A TAPEMAP OF THE * FILE 103
LOS ANGELES MVS USERS GROUP TAPE. * FILE 103
CONTAINS DOCUMENTATION FOR THE SPLA MVS TAPE, V46, * FILE 104
WHICH CAME FROM SHARE. THIS TAPE IS "OFFICIALLY * FILE 104
DEAD", AS FAR AS SHARE IS CONCERNED. I WANTED TO * FILE 104
MAKE ITS CODE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC, BECAUSE * FILE 104
THAT TAPE IS NOT SO AVAILABLE NOWADAYS. * FILE 104
>>>> THE CODE ON THE SHARE MVS TAPE WILL NOW BE * FILE 104
>>>> MAINTAINED AS PART OF THE CBT OVERFLOW TAPE. * FILE 104
PLEASE ADD THE NUMBER 100 TO ALL FILE NUMBERS IN * FILE 104
THE TAPE DOCUMENTATION, TO ARRIVE AT THE PROPER * FILE 104
FILE NUMBER ON THIS TAPE. * FILE 104
FOR EXAMPLE. * FILE 104
--- --- * FILE 104
>>> FILE 005 ON THE SPLA TAPE IS FILE 105 ON THIS TAPE <<< * FILE 104
--- --- * FILE 104
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 105
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 005". * FILE 105
H F000105 D=JAN80 * FILE 105
T FILE 105 - MVS TUNING REPORT * FILE 105
K TUNING REPORT SHARE PERFORMANCE PROJECT MVS V1 TURKEY * FILE 105
THIS IS VERSION III OF THE MVS TUNING REPORT FROM THE * FILE 105
SHARE MVS PERFORMANCE PROJECT. IT WAS PUBLISHED * FILE 105
NOVEMBER 1979. THIS FILE CONTAINS UPPER AND LOWER * FILE 105
CASE CHARACTERS. * FILE 105
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 106
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 006". * FILE 106
H F000106 D=JAN80 * FILE 106
T FILE 106 - UTILSMFY - SMF/RMF DAILY SYSTEM UTILIZATION * FILE 106
SUMMARY * FILE 106
K SMF RMF PL1 PLI V1 UTILSMRY WIDNEY PERFORMANCE * FILE 106
UTILSMRY - AN RMF/SMF DAILY SYSTEM UTILIZATION SUMMARY * FILE 106
PROGRAM THAT CREATES A TWO-PAGE PROFILE OF SYSTEM * FILE 106
RESOURCE UTILIZATION. THIS FILE CONTAINS PL/1 * FILE 106
(OPTIMIZER) SOURCE WITH DOCUMENTATION CONTAINED IN THE * FILE 106
PROGRAM. * FILE 106
CONTRIBUTOR BOB WIDNEY * FILE 106
CO. OF LOS ANGLES * FILE 106
DEPT OF DATA PROCESSING * FILE 106
IBM TECHNOLOGY DIVISION * FILE 106
9150 E. IMPERIAL HIGHWAY * FILE 106
DOWNEY, CALIF 90242 * FILE 106
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 107
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 007". * FILE 107
H F000107 D=SEP82 * FILE 107
T FILE 107 - SP3 TSO DRUM FENCE ZAP * FILE 107
K SP3 TSO DRUM FENCE ZAP ILRIODRV FIXED HEAD JBB1326 V22 * FILE 107
K PERFORMANCE * FILE 107
THIS IS A ZAP FOR SP1.3 TO RESTRICT DRUMS TO CONTAIN * FILE 107
ONLY TSO PAGES. CONTRIBUTOR ATTRIBUTES EFFECTIVELY * FILE 107
DOUBLED PAGING CAPACITY ON HIS DRUMS IN A HEAVY TSO * FILE 107
ENVIRONMENT, E.G. 200 PAGES/SECOND ON 4 2350S, TO THIS * FILE 107
MODIFICATION. * FILE 107
CONTRIBUTOR'S NAME WITHELD BY REQUEST * FILE 107
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 108
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 008". * FILE 108
H F000108 D=MAR80 * FILE 108
T FILE 108 - DCMS TAPE DESCRIPTION * FILE 108
K DCMS DOCUMENTATION CHAPMAN PERFORMANCE PROJECT TURKEY V1 * FILE 108
K DIRT CHEAP MONITOR SYSTEM * FILE 108
RELATED FILES: 108-113, 115; DOCUMENTATION 108,115 * FILE 108
THE MVS PERFORMANCE PROJECT HAS DEVELOPED A MEASUREMENT * FILE 108
TOOL. THIS PACKAGE, REFERRED TO BOTH THE SHARE * FILE 108
STANDARD MONITOR AND AS "DCMS", PROVIDES A LOW-COST * FILE 108
ENTRY INTO MVS MEASUREMENT AND FORMS A COMMON GROUND * FILE 108
FOR EXCHANGE OF MEASUREMENT AND TUNING DATA AND * FILE 108
SOFTWARE. THIS FILE IS THE FIRST FILE OF THE ORIGINAL * FILE 108
DCMS TAPE, AND CONTAINS A FEW TIDBITS YOU NEED TO KNOW. * FILE 108
CONTRIBUTOR JOHN CHAPMAN * FILE 108
STANDARD OIL CO (INDIANA) * FILE 108
200 E. RANDOLPH DRIVE * FILE 108
CHICAGO, ILL 60601 * FILE 108
PHONE 312-856-5648 * FILE 108
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 109
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 009". * FILE 109
H F000109 D=MAR80 * FILE 109
T FILE 109 - DCMS SOURCE * FILE 109
K DCMS SOURCE ASM CHAPMAN PERFORMANCE PROJECT TURKEY V1 * FILE 109
K DIRT CHEAP MONITOR SYSTEM * FILE 109
RELATED FILES: 108-113, 115; DOCUMENTATION 108,115 * FILE 109
THIS FILE IS THE CURRENT SOURCE LIBRARY FOR DCMS, SEE * FILE 109
ENTRY F8 FOR A DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM * FILE 109
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 110
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 010". * FILE 110
H F000110 D=MAR80 * FILE 110
T FILE 110 - DCMS MACLIB * FILE 110
K DCMS MACLIB MACRO CHAPMAN PERFORMANCE PROJECT TURKEY V1 * FILE 110
K DIRT CHEAP MONITOR SYSTEM * FILE 110
RELATED FILES: 108-113, 115; DOCUMENTATION 108,115 * FILE 110
THIS FILE IS THE CURRENT MACRO LIBRARY FOR DCMS * FILE 110
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 111
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 011". * FILE 111
H F000111 D=MAR80 * FILE 111
T FILE 111 - DCMS COPYRIGHTED MACLIB (NOT REALLY THERE) * FILE 111
K DCMS MACLIB MACRO CHAPMAN PERFORMANCE PROJECT TURKEY V1 * FILE 111
K DIRT CHEAP MONITOR SYSTEM * FILE 111
RELATED FILES: 108-113, 115; DOCUMENTATION 108,115 * FILE 111
IS A STATEMENT SAYING THAT THE FILE SHOULD CONTAIN THE * FILE 111
MVS/SRM MACROS FOR MVS/SE DCMS BUT BECAUSE OF THE * FILE 111
COPYRIGHT LAWS IT DOES NOT. IF YOU NEED THESE YOU MUST * FILE 111
GET THE OPTIONAL MATERIAL FOR MVS/SE (5740-XE1) TO TO * FILE 111
OBTAIN IT. * FILE 111
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 112
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 012". * FILE 112
H F000112 D=MAR80 * FILE 112
T FILE 112 - DCMS OBJECT LIBRARY * FILE 112
K DCMS OBJECT OBJ CHAPMAN PERFORMANCE PROJECT TURKEY V1 * FILE 112
K DIRT CHEAP MONITOR SYSTEM * FILE 112
RELATED FILES: 108-113, 115; DOCUMENTATION 108,115 * FILE 112
THIS FILE IS THE CURRENT OBJECT LIBRARY FOR DCMS * FILE 112
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 113
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 013". * FILE 113
H F000113 D=MAR80 * FILE 113
T FILE 113 - DCMS LOAD LIBRARY * FILE 113
K DCMS LOAD OBJ CHAPMAN PERFORMANCE PROJECT TURKEY V1 * FILE 113
K DIRT CHEAP MONITOR SYSTEM * FILE 113
RELATED FILES: 108-113, 115; DOCUMENTATION 108,115 * FILE 113
THIS FILE IS THE CURRENT LOAD LIBRARY FOR DCMS * FILE 113
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 114
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 014". * FILE 114
H F000114 D=APR82 * FILE 114
T FILE 114 - DATA USED TO PROCESS REQUESTS AND UPDATES TO * FILE 114
THE MODS TAPE * FILE 114
K MODS TAPE V29 * FILE 114
THIS FILE CONTAINS DATA THAT I USE TO PROCESS REQUESTS * FILE 114
FOR AND UPDATES TO THE MVS MODS TAPE. * FILE 114
>> THIS FILE IS NOT RELEVANT FOR CBT PROCESSING OF THIS << * FILE 114
>> MATERIAL, BUT IS INCLUDED FOR HISTORICAL REFERENCE. << * FILE 114
>> DAN SQUILLACE IS NOT HANDLING THE SHARE MVS TAPE ANY << * FILE 114
>> MORE. << * FILE 114
DAN SQUILLACE * FILE 114
SAS INSTITUTE INC. * FILE 114
BOX 8000 * FILE 114
ONE SAS CIRCLE * FILE 114
CARY, NC 27512-8000 * FILE 114
(919) 467-8000 * FILE 114
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 115
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 015". * FILE 115
H F000115 D=MAR80 * FILE 115
T FILE 115 - DCMS PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE * FILE 115
K DCMS GUIDE DOCUMENTATION CHAPMAN PERFORMANCE PROJECT * FILE 115
TURKEY V1 * FILE 115
K DIRT CHEAP MONITOR SYSTEM * FILE 115
RELATED FILES: 108-113, 115; DOCUMENTATION 108,115 * FILE 115
THIS FILE IS THE CURRENT DCMS PROGRAMMERS GUIDE. NOTE * FILE 115
THAT IT CONTAINS BOTH UPPER AND LOWER CASE CHARACTERS. * FILE 115
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 116
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 016". * FILE 116
H F000116 D=JAN80 * FILE 116
T FILE 116 - LPALINK - DYNAMIC MPLA FACILITY * FILE 116
K LPALINK LPA CSA MLPA V1 * FILE 116
LPALINK - A PROGRAM THAT DYNAMICALLY LOADS MODULES INTO * FILE 116
THE COMMON AREA. THE MODULES LOADED THEN APPEAR AS * FILE 116
THOUGH THEY WERE LOADED VIA THE MLPA FACILITY. THIS * FILE 116
FILE ALSO CONTAINS SOME ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION. * FILE 116
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 117
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 017". * FILE 117
H F000117 D=JAN80 * FILE 117
T FILE 117 - PROGRAMS FROM DEAN DAVIS * FILE 117
K XREF CROSSREF PROCLIB JCL V15 BACKUP UTILITY DEAN DAVIS * FILE 117
K CROWN ZELLERBACH * FILE 117
THIS DATA SET CONTAINS SEVERAL PROGRAMS CONTRIBUTED BY * FILE 117
DEAN DAVIS * FILE 117
CROWN ZELLERBACH * FILE 117
NORTH WEST DATA CENTER * FILE 117
1500 SW FIRST AVE * FILE 117
PORTLAND, OR 97201 * FILE 117
PHONE: 503-221-7003 * FILE 117
HOWEVER, DEAN IS NO LONGER WITH CROWN ZELLERBACH * FILE 117
CONTENTS: * FILE 117
JCL PROCLIB CROSS REFERENCE SYSTEM MEMBER SAMPLJCL * FILE 117
CONTAINS SAMPLE JCL FOR EXECUTION MEMBERS NSP011 - * FILE 117
NSP016 SHOULD BE ASSEMBLED IN ORDER. * FILE 117
A MULTIPURPOSE BACKUP UTILITY USING STANDARD IBM * FILE 117
UTILITY PROGRAMS (IEBCOPY, IEBGENER, IEBISAM, * FILE 117
IEHMOVE, AND IDCAMS). A SAMPLE IS INCLUDED (THIS USED * FILE 117
TO BE THE WAY THIS TAPE WAS MAINTAINED BEFORE IT WAS * FILE 117
COMPRESSED.) * FILE 117
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 118
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 018". * FILE 118
H F000118 D=DEC81 * FILE 118
T FILE 118 - TSO COMMANDS FROM STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPT * FILE 118
OF TRANSPORTATION * FILE 118
K V18 ENQ DSN EDSN RICHARD NIKULA WASHINGTON DOT * FILE 118
TRANSPORTATION * FILE 118
THIS FILE CONTAINS TSO COMMANDS FROM THE STATE * FILE 118
OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION * FILE 118
CONTRIBUTED BY: * FILE 118
RICHARD G. NIKULA * FILE 118
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION * FILE 118
HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING * FILE 118
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON 98504 * FILE 118
(206) 753 6005 * FILE 118
TSO COMMANDS: * FILE 118
DSN RETURNS ALL USERS ENQ'D (SINGLE CPU) ON A GIVEN * FILE 118
DATASET NAME * FILE 118
EDSN A TSO EDIT COMMAND WHICH RETURNS THE NAME OF * FILE 118
THE DATASET AND WHETHER IT HAS BEEN MODIFIED * FILE 118
SINCE IT WAS LAST SAVED. * FILE 118
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 119
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 019". * FILE 119
H F000119 D=OCT82 * FILE 119
T FILE 119 - FORTRAN G1 VERSION OF ADVENTURE GAME FROM * FILE 119
SCHERING-PLOUGH * FILE 119
K FORTRAN G1 ADVENTURE TSO GAME SCHERING PLOUGH DOUG * FILE 119
MOORE WIZARD V23 * FILE 119
A D V E N T U R E * FILE 119
- - - - - - - - - * FILE 119
CONTENTS * FILE 119
MEMBERS CONTAIN DOCUMENTATION, FORTRAN AND ASSEMBLER * FILE 119
SOURCE, JCL, AND DATA BASE FILE. * FILE 119
* WARNING * DO NOT NUMBER ANY MEMBERS AS THIS WILL * FILE 119
DESTROY COMMENTS AND/OR DATA. * FILE 119
CONTRIBUTOR DOUG MOORE * FILE 119
SCHERING-PLOUGH CORPORATION * FILE 119
BOX 377 * FILE 119
MEMPHIS, TN 38151 * FILE 119
901/320-2883 * FILE 119
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 120
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 020". * FILE 120
H F000120 D=JAN80 * FILE 120
T FILE 120 - ANALYZE TYPE 14 AND 15 SMF RECORDS * FILE 120
K SMF T14 TYPE14 T15 TYPE15 BLOCK SIZE BLKSIZE * FILE 120
K SHERIFF CASE PERFORMANCE * FILE 120
BAL SOURCE CODE WHICH LOOKS AT SMF RECORD TYPES 14 * FILE 120
AND 15 TO SHOW THE BENEFITS FROM CHANGING BLOCK * FILE 120
SIZES. * FILE 120
CONTRIBUTOR J.E. SHERIFF * FILE 120
J. I. CASE CO. * FILE 120
CORP COMPUTER CENTER * FILE 120
700 STATE STREET * FILE 120
RACINE, WI 53404 * FILE 120
PHONE 414-636-6623 * FILE 120
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 121
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 021". * FILE 121
H F000121 D=MAY82 * FILE 121
T FILE 121 - NEW SPF STUFF FROM MILLER BREWING * FILE 121
K RACF SPF MILLER V20 * FILE 121
SOURCE: RACF MODS TAPE - JANUARY 22, 1982 * FILE 121
RELATED FILES: 123-128 * FILE 121
COMMENTS: * FILE 121
THIS FILE CONTAINS SPF DIALOG MANAGER EXAMPLES ALONG * FILE 121
WITH THEIR RELATED PANELS, MESSAGES, SKELETONS AND * FILE 121
OBJECT FROM SELECTED CUSTOMERS IN THE MILWAUKEE AREA. * FILE 121
THEY HAVE BEEN PROVIDED AS AN AID TO OTHERS AS EXAMPLES * FILE 121
OF DIALOG MANAGER TECHNIQUES AND MAY BE CONSIDERED * FILE 121
'PUBLIC DOMAIN'. AS SUCH NO WARRANTY IS IMPLIED. * FILE 121
HOWEVER, THEY HAVE BEEN USED AS DISTRIBUTED BY MANY * FILE 121
INSTALLATIONS AT THE APPROPRIATE RELEASE DESCRIBED * FILE 121
BELOW. * FILE 121
'MSTR' MEMBERS ARE SPF EXTENSIONS THAT PROVIDE FOR * FILE 121
MULTIPLE 'TYPES' OF SPF USERS (E.G. SYSTEM-PGMRS, * FILE 121
APPLICATION-PGMRS, OPERATORS, * FILE 121
SECURITY-ADMINISTRATORS ETC.) WITH UNIQUE * FILE 121
EXTENSIONS BY USER 'TYPE'. INCLUDED ARE MULTIPLE * FILE 121
UTILITIES AND FOREGROUND/BACKGROUND EXAMPLES. * FILE 121
'RACF' MEMBERS ARE THE MILLER-BREWING SPF EXTENSIONS * FILE 121
THAT EASE THE INTEGRATION AND MAINTENANCE OF RACF * FILE 121
VIA SPF. NOTE: AS DISTRIBUTED, THE RACF * FILE 121
FUNCTION IS INTEGRATED AS A SUBSET OF THE 'MSTR' * FILE 121
EXTENSIONS. * FILE 121
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 122
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 022". * FILE 122
H F000122 D=JUN83 * FILE 122
T FILE 122 - PAUL TOKHIEM MODIFICATIONS * FILE 122
K IEBPTPCH V15 IEBUPDTE IEC507D SMP EXIT MOD IEFACTRT * FILE 122
K JES3 *S SHARED UCB DASD RINGCHK EXPDTCHK *NET * FILE 122
K *I TAPE * FILE 122
THIS FILE CONTAINS A SERIES OF MODIFICATION * FILE 122
CONTRIBUTED BY * FILE 122
PAUL TOKHIEM * FILE 122
COMPUTER SPECIALIST * FILE 122
HEADQUATERS, AFAFC * FILE 122
DENVER, CO 80279 * FILE 122
THESE MODIFICATIONS WERE PREVIOUSLY CONTAINED IN * FILE 122
SEPARATE FILES ON THE TAPE, BUT HAVE BEEN COMBINED * FILE 122
INTO THIS ONE FILE * FILE 122
CONTENTS: * FILE 122
MODIFICATION TO CHANGE IEBPTPCH SO THAT WHEN AN * FILE 122
ENTIRE PDS IS PRINTED OR PUNCHED THE MEMBERS WILL * FILE 122
BE PROCESSED IN ALPHANUMERIC SEQUENCE INSTEAD OF * FILE 122
TTR SEQUENCE. * FILE 122
DISPLAY DATE AND TIME ON HEADER OF IEBUPDTE * FILE 122
LISTINGS * FILE 122
AUTOMATICALLY REPLY 'U' TO MESSAGE IEC507D PURGE. * FILE 122
SMP RECEIVE USER EXIT WHICH REMOVES ALL ++MOD * FILE 122
STATEMENTS AND OBJECT CODE FROM JES3 PTF'S SO THAT * FILE 122
SMP WILL ALWAYS USE THE ASSEMBLY SOURCE TO BUILD A * FILE 122
MODULE. * FILE 122
DISPLAY STEP TERMINATION CONDITION CODE ON CONSOLE. * FILE 122
ALLOW A PROBLEM PROGRAM TO ISSUE A JES3 COMMAND BY * FILE 122
ISSUING A WTO WITH A SPECIAL FORMAT. * FILE 122
ELIMINATE THE NEED FOR A JES3 *S S COMMAND FOR FETCH * FILE 122
OF DISK WHEN USING ALLOCATE=MANUAL * FILE 122
JES3 MODIFICATION TO SUPPRESS LEADING ZEROS ON * FILE 122
SYSOUT FORM NUMBERS CODED BY PROGRAMMER. * FILE 122
JES3 MODIFICATION TO ELIMINATE THE TIME STAMP FROM * FILE 122
MESSAGES BEING SENT TO A 3277 CONSOLE UNLESS THE * FILE 122
MESSAGE IS MLG. * FILE 122
JES3 MODIFICATION TO MODIFY UCBS OF CERTAIN DASD * FILE 122
VOLUMES (I.E. PAGE VOL'S) FROM SHARED TO NOT SHARED * FILE 122
DURING JES3 INITIALIZATION. * FILE 122
JES3 MODIFICATION TO DISPLAY COUNT OF CARDS * FILE 122
PROCESSED BY INPUT SERVICE FOR EACH JOB. * FILE 122
JES3 MODIFICATION TO FORCE RINGCHK=NO AND * FILE 122
EXPDTCHK=NO * FILE 122
JES3 MODIFICATION TO CHANGE DEFAULT TO AB=F ON * FILE 122
//*NET CONTROL CARD * FILE 122
JES3 MODIFICATION TO CHANGE THE *I J=COMMAND SO THAT * FILE 122
ALL JOB NAMES BEGINNING WITH THE CHARACTER STRING * FILE 122
ENTERED WILL BE DISPLAYED. * FILE 122
JES3 MODIFICATION TO FORCE DEFERED MOUNTING ON DUAL * FILE 122
DEN OUTPUT TAPES. THIS CAUSES MVS TO ISSUE THE MOUNT * FILE 122
MESSAGE WHICH GIVES DENSITY INFORMATION SO OPERATORS * FILE 122
KNOW WHICH SERIES OF SCRATCH TAPES TO MOUNT. * FILE 122
JES3 MODIFICATION TO AUTOMATICALLY ASSIGN * FILE 122
PERFORMANCE TO JOB STEPS BASED ON AFAFC STANDARDS. * FILE 122
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 123
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 023". * FILE 123
H F000123 D=NOV81 * FILE 123
T FILE 123 - RACF MODS FROM ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE * FILE 123
K RACF V20 APS PL/1 PLI PL1 * FILE 123
K ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE * FILE 123
SOURCE: RACF MODS TAPE - MARCH 1982 * FILE 123
RELATED FILES: 23-28 * FILE 123
THIS FILE CONTAIN A SERIES OF RACF MODS FROM THE * FILE 123
ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE IT WAS RECEIVED AS PART OF * FILE 123
THE RACF MODS TAPE FROM MILLER BREWING * FILE 123
BITBYTE - PL/I PROCEDURE TO CONVERT ACCESS BITS TO * FILE 123
CHARACTER * FILE 123
BUILTIN - PL/I STANDARD BUILTIN FUNCTION DECLARATIONS * FILE 123
MDCON - PL/I CONNECT PROFILE DESCRIPTORS FOR RACFMGR * FILE 123
MDDSN - PL/I DATASET RESOURCE PROFILE * FILE 123
DESCRIPTORS FOR RACFMGR * FILE 123
MDGEN - PL/I GENERAL RESOURCE PROFILE * FILE 123
DESCRIPTORS FOR RACFMGR * FILE 123
MDGRP - PL/I GROUP PROFILE DESCRIPTORS FOR RACFMGR * FILE 123
MDUSR - PL/I USER PROFILE DESCRIPTORS FOR RACFMGR * FILE 123
MGRERR - PL/I ROUTINE TO PROCESS RACFMGR ERRORS * FILE 123
PLIERR - PL/I STANDARD ERROR ROUTINE * FILE 123
RACFCON - PL/I PROCESS CONNECT PROFILE REQUESTS * FILE 123
FOR RACF MANAGER * FILE 123
RACFDSN - PL/I PROCESS DATASET PROFILE REQUESTS * FILE 123
FOR RACF MANAGER * FILE 123
RACFGEN - PL/I PROCESS GENERAL PROFILE REQUESTS * FILE 123
FOR RACF MANAGER * FILE 123
RACFGRP - PL/I PROCESS GROUP PROFILE REQUESTS FOR * FILE 123
RACF MANAGER * FILE 123
RACFUSR - PL/I PROCESS USER PROFILE REQUESTS FOR * FILE 123
RACF MANAGER * FILE 123
RACFLU - PL/I RACF USER PROFILE LISTING GENERATOR * FILE 123
USERS - SAS AND RACFLU PROGRAM TO LIST USERS * FILE 123
WITH VARIOUS ATTRIBUTES * FILE 123
RACFMGR - ALC GENERALIZED RACF MANAGER INTERFACE * FILE 123
ROUTINE * FILE 123
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 124
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 024". * FILE 124
H F000124 D=NOV81 * FILE 124
T FILE 124 - RACF MODS FROM EL PASO NATURAL GAS * FILE 124
K RACF ELPASO V20 JES3 * FILE 124
K EL PASO NATURAL GAS * FILE 124
SOURCE: RACF MODS TAPE - MARCH 1982 * FILE 124
RELATED FILES: 123-128 * FILE 124
THIS FILE CONTAIN A SERIES OF RACF MODS FROM EL PASO * FILE 124
NATURAL GAS. IT WAS RECEIVED AS PART OF THE RACF MODS * FILE 124
TAPE FROM MILLER BREWING * FILE 124
ACEE - CLIST TO INVOKE ACEE PROGRAM * FILE 124
ADDGROUP - INFO ON ZAP TO RESTRICT ADDGROUP * FILE 124
COMMANDS TO FORMAT OF SUPERIOR GROUP * FILE 124
ADDGRP1 - ALC ASSEMBLY OF ZAP TEXT FOR ADDGROUP * FILE 124
COMMAND * FILE 124
ASMLNK1 - ASSEMBLE AND LINK JCL FOR CNX00V00 * FILE 124
ASMLNK2 - ASSEMBLE AND LINK JCL FOR ICHCNX00 * FILE 124
BLDDSN - MACRO TO BUILD DSN FROM NODES FOR A * FILE 124
GIVEN NUMBER OF NODES. * FILE 124
CDE - NOTE TO ASSEMBLE CDE * FILE 124
CNX00DRV - ASSEMBLE AND LINK ICHCNX00 DRIVER * FILE 124
ROUTINE IN LINE ASSEMBLY OF SOURCE * FILE 124
CNX00DRV - ASSEMBLE AND LINK ICHCNX00 DRIVER * FILE 124
ROUTINE IN LINE ASSEMBLY OF SOURCE * FILE 124
CNX00V01 - ALC COMMAND PROCESSING ROUTINE SOURCE * FILE 124
DUMPR2 - ALC PROGRAM TO DUMP RCVTTO PRINT * FILE 124
DYNTST2 - ALC PROGRAM TO SCAN VTOCS AND ZAP RACF * FILE 124
BITS IN VTOC * FILE 124
ICHERCDE - SAMLE ICHERCDE FOR INSTALLATION * FILE 124
IEPMACRO - MACRO * FILE 124
IEPMAC2 - MACRO * FILE 124
LOGON - ZAP TO IKJEFLE TO ALLOW USER TO ENTER * FILE 124
DIFFERENT TSO PARAMETERS * FILE 124
LOGONA - NOTE ON ZAP CONTAINED IN LOGON * FILE 124
MAPDSN - MACRO TO BUILD A DSN NODE TABLE USED * FILE 124
IN MANIPULATING INSTALLATION NAMING * FILE 124
CONVENTIONS * FILE 124
MSTRJCL - SAMPLE ASSEMBLY OF MSTRJCL WITH JES3 * FILE 124
AND RACF * FILE 124
NODETAB - MACRO SAMPLE NODE TABLE USED IN * FILE 124
INSTALLATION NAMING CONVENTIONS * FILE 124
PASSMAC - MACRO * FILE 124
RCVT - CLIST TO INVOKE RCVT PRINT PROGRAM * FILE 124
RCX01DRV - RACF EXIT ICHRCX01 - DRIVER ROUTINE * FILE 124
ASSEMBLER SOURCE * FILE 124
RCX01V01 - RACF EXIT ICHRCX01 - RACHECK * FILE 124
PRE-PROCESSING EXIT ASSEMBLER SOURCE * FILE 124
RCX02DRV - RACF EXIT ICHRCX02 - DRIVER ROUTINE * FILE 124
ASSEMBLER SOURCE * FILE 124
RCX02V01 - RACF EXIT ICHRCX01 - RACHECK * FILE 124
POST-PROCESSING EXIT ASSEMBLER SOURCE * FILE 124
RDX01DRV - RACF EXIT ICHRDX01 - DRIVER ROUTINE * FILE 124
ASSEMBLER SOURCE * FILE 124
RDX01V01 - RACF EXIT ICHRDX01 - RACDEF * FILE 124
PRE-PROCESSING EXIT ASSEMBLER SOURCE * FILE 124
RDX02DRV - RACF EXIT ICHRDX02 - DRIVER ROUTINE * FILE 124
ASSEMBLER SOURCE * FILE 124
RDX02V01 - RACF EXIT ICHRDX02 - RACINIT * FILE 124
POST-PROCESSING EXIT ASSEMBLER SOURCE * FILE 124
RWHO - CLIST TO INVOKE ACEE PROGRAM WITH * FILE 124
PARAMETER 'WHO' * FILE 124
SMF180 - DESCT FOR SMF RECORD TYPE 180 * FILE 124
TSTACEE - TEST JCL AND IN LINE SOURCE TO TEST * FILE 124
ACEE INQUIRY PROGRAM * FILE 124
TSTMACRO - SAMPLE PROGRAM TO TEST RACF INTERNAL MACROS * FILE 124
TSTMAC2 - SAMPLE PROGRAM TO TEST RACF INTERNAL MACROS * FILE 124
TSTMAC3 - SAMPLE PROGRAM TO TEST RACF INTERNAL MACROS * FILE 124
TSTMAC4 - SAMPLE PROGRAM TO TEST RACF INTERNAL MACROS * FILE 124
TSTMAC5 - SAMPLE PROGRAM TO TEST RACF INTERNAL MACROS * FILE 124
TSTMAC6 - SAMPLE PROGRAM TO TEST RACF INTERNAL MACROS * FILE 124
TSTMAC7 - SAMPLE PROGRAM TO TEST RACF INTERNAL MACROS * FILE 124
TSTMAC8 - SAMPLE PROGRAM TO TEST RACF INTERNAL MACROS * FILE 124
WHERE - CLIST TO INVOKE ACEE INQUIRY PROGRAM * FILE 124
WITH OPTION WHERE * FILE 124
WRKDSN - MACRO TO MAP DSN * FILE 124
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 125
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 025". * FILE 125
H F000125 D=NOV81 * FILE 125
T FILE 125 - SPF MODS FROM MILLER BREWING * FILE 125
K RACF SPF MILLER V20 * FILE 125
SOURCE: RACF MODS TAPE - MARCH 1982 * FILE 125
RELATED FILES: 123-128 * FILE 125
THIS FILE CONTAIN A SERIES OF SPF MODS FROM MILLER * FILE 125
BREWING. IT WAS RECEIVED AS PART OF THE RACF MODS * FILE 125
TAPE FROM MILLER BREWING * FILE 125
SPF INTERFACE FOR NEW SPF * FILE 125
USES DIALOG MANAGER AND TABLE SERVICES FOR DISPLAYS * FILE 125
AND FIELD UPDATING. * FILE 125
USES SPF INTERFACE FOR ATTACHING TSO COMMANDS. MENUS * FILE 125
ARE USED TO CREATE TSO COMMANDS AND THEN SPF IS USED * FILE 125
TO ATTACH THE COMMAND. * FILE 125
RACF INTERNAL MACROS USED IN COMBINATION WITH SPF * FILE 125
TABLE SERVICES FOR RACF FIELDS UPDATING AND INQUIRY. * FILE 125
THIS DATASET CONTAINS: * FILE 125
ASSEMBLER SOURCE * FILE 125
SPF MENUS * FILE 125
SPF TUTORIAL FOR MANY RACF MENUS * FILE 125
------------- * FILE 125
| CMNER10 | * FILE 125
| (LIST) | * FILE 125
| | * FILE 125
------|------ * FILE 125
|----------------|--------|--------|----------------| * FILE 125
------------ ------------- ------------- ------------- * FILE 125
| CMNER11 | | CMNER12 | | CMNER13 | | CMNER14 | * FILE 125
| (USER) | | (DATASET)| | (RESOURCE)| | (GROUP) | * FILE 125
| | | | | | | | * FILE 125
----|------- ------|------ ------|------ ------|------ * FILE 125
| | | | * FILE 125
----|------- ------|------ ------|------ ------|------ * FILE 125
| CMNER15 | | CMNER16 | | CMNER17 | | CMNER18 | * FILE 125
| | | | | | | | * FILE 125
| | | | | | | | * FILE 125
------------ ------------- ------------- ------------- * FILE 125
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 126
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 026". * FILE 126
H F000126 D=NOV81 * FILE 126
T FILE 126 - RACF MODS FROM MILLER BREWING * FILE 126
K RACF V20 MILLER SUBMIT OPERATOR SMF EXIT ENVIRON/1 E1 * FILE 126
CINCOM * FILE 126
K PCF TMS SPF BINARY DATECONV * FILE 126
SOURCE: RACF MODS TAPE - MARCH 1982 * FILE 126
RELATED FILES: 123-128 * FILE 126
THIS FILE CONTAIN A SERIES OF RACF MODS FROM MILLER * FILE 126
BREWING. IT WAS RECEIVED AS PART OF THE RACF MODS * FILE 126
TAPE FROM MILLER BREWING * FILE 126
CENTRAL OPERATOR JOB SUBMIT FACILTIY WITH RACF * FILE 126
PASSWORD INSERTION. MAY ALSO BE USED FROM BATCH. * FILE 126
$$MBRDR * FILE 126
P00655 - ISSUE ABEND MACRO FROM COBOL PGM Z888LOAD * FILE 126
P01101 - WTO FROM COBOL Z888LOAD * FILE 126
P01102 - WTOR FROM COBOL Z888LOAD * FILE 126
P01110 - READ JFCB FROM COBOL Z888LOAD * FILE 126
P01569 - BPAM ACCESS FROM COBOL Z888LOAD * FILE 126
P01616 - DYNAMIC LOADER FROM COBOL Z888LOAD * FILE 126
P01820 - TIOT EXTRACT FROM COBOL Z888LOAD * FILE 126
P01831 - Z888LOAD MAINLINE COBOL REPLACED BY P50270 * FILE 126
P50270 - Z888LOAD MAINLINE REPLACES P01831 1/81 TS05 * FILE 126
P50233 - MBJOBS - PROGRAM TO SUBMIT JOBS FROM THE * FILE 126
CONSOLE * FILE 126
P50233A - WTO FOR MBRDR P50233 * FILE 126
P50233B - WTO FOR MBRDR P50233 REVISED MESSAGE * FILE 126
FORMATS * FILE 126
P50229 - J/TIP USER SUBMITTED PRODUCTION AUTHORIZATION * FILE 126
TABLE * FILE 126
P50248 - Z999LOAD SUB-ROUTINE TO SEND 'MODIFY' TO MBRDR * FILE 126
SMF EXITS * FILE 126
P50003 - IEFUJV MILLER IEFUJV EXIT * FILE 126
P50004 - IEFUJI MILLER IEFUJI EXIT * FILE 126
P50005 - IEFUTL MILLER IEFUTL EXIT * FILE 126
P50007 - IEFACTRT MILLER IEFACTRT EXIT * FILE 126
P50008 - USI SMF EXIT * FILE 126
P50011 - SMF MESSAGES FOR EXITS * FILE 126
P50252 - RESTRICTED JCL PARAMETERS - TABLE * FILE 126
RACF SAMPLE EXITS * FILE 126
P50020 - RACINIT PRE-PROCESSING EXIT * FILE 126
P50029 - RACHECK PREPROCESSING EXIT * FILE 126
P50217 - RACDEF PREPROCESSING EXIT * FILE 126
P50269 - ICHRIX02 RACINIT POST PROCESSING EXIT (RACF) * FILE 126
P50031 - RACF ICHRIN03 TABLE FOR STARTED TASKS * FILE 126
P50080 - RACF MODS * FILE 126
ROLL YOUR OWN TP SECURITY SAMPLES USING RACF * FILE 126
(IMS LIKE FOR CINCOM'S ENVIRON/1 SYSTEM. COULD BE * FILE 126
CHANGED TO PROBABLY AND NON-IBM OS TP MONITOR.) * FILE 126
P50100 - E/1 RACF PASSWORD FILE MAINTAINANCE * FILE 126
M50100 - E/1 RACF PASSWORD FILE MAINTAINANCE MAPS * FILE 126
P50101 - E/1 COLD START INITIALIZATION EXIT * FILE 126
P50130 - E/1 WARM START INITIALIZATION ROUTINE * FILE 126
P50185 - E/1 RACF SUBROUTINES * FILE 126
P50186 - E/1 RACF MENU TRANSACTION * FILE 126
M50186 - E/1 RACF MENU TRANSACTION MAPS * FILE 126
RACF DECRYPT RACF PASSWORD ROUTINES * FILE 126
P50239 - RACF PASSWORD ROUTINE * FILE 126
P50240 - RACF PASSWORD ROUTINE (TSO) * FILE 126
RACF REPLACEMENT FOR PCF TSO COMMAND AUTHORIZATION * FILE 126
IKJEFTB2 * FILE 126
MBCINTR * FILE 126
MBCSCAN * FILE 126
RACF TMS INTERFACE FOR TMS(UCC ONE) TAPE MANAGEMENT * FILE 126
SYSTEM * FILE 126
TMSDOC - UCC-1 RACF INTERFACE DOCUMENTATION MILLER * FILE 126
BREWING * FILE 126
TMSBOISE - UCC-1 RACF INTERFACE FROM BOISE CASCADE * FILE 126
P50230 - UCC-1 RACF SECURITY MODULE (IGC0BXXX) * FILE 126
P50232 - TSOTIQ - TMSTIQ INTERFACE MODULE * FILE 126
P50093 - UCC/1 MODS * FILE 126
RACF SPF(NEW SPF) ALLOWS RACF COMMANDS USING SPF MENUS * FILE 126
ALSO USES DIALOG MANAGER AND TABLE SERVICES. * FILE 126
SEE MBSRACF.SPFLIB FOR SAMPLE MENUS AND NEW PROGRAMS * FILE 126
AND NEW TUTORIALS. * FILE 126
P50296 - SPF/RACF MAIN LIST TASK (SEE MBCRACF.SPFLIB) * FILE 126
P50297 - SPF/RACF LIST USER * FILE 126
P50298 - SPF/RACF LIST GROUP * FILE 126
P50299 - SPF/RACF LIST GENERALIZED RESOURCE * FILE 126
P50300 - SPF/RACF LIST DATA SET * FILE 126
P50303 - SPF/RACF MAIN ADD TASK * FILE 126
P50304 - SPF/RACF ADD USER * FILE 126
P50305 - SPF/RACF ADD GROUP * FILE 126
P50306 - SPF/RACF ADD GENERALIZED RESOURCE * FILE 126
P50307 - SPF/RACF ADD DATA SET * FILE 126
UTILITIES SECTION * FILE 126
P50013 - $SVC231 AUTHORIZATION SVC * FILE 126
P50301 - RACF FILE EXTRACT PROGRAM * FILE 126
P50311 - RACF GENERALIZED RESOURCE AUTHORIZATION * FILE 126
REPORT * FILE 126
P50312 - RACF DATA SECURITY OWNERSHIP REPORT * FILE 126
P50314 - RACF USER OWNERSHIP REPORT * FILE 126
P50065 - RACF SMF POST PROCESSOR AUDIT LISTING * FILE 126
P50065A- TABLES FOR * FILE 126
P50065B- RACF SMF POST * FILE 126
P50065C- PROCESSOR AUDIT LISTING * FILE 126
P50191 - TS02 RACF DATASET PROCESSOR - DATASET PRINT * FILE 126
PGM * FILE 126
P50192 - TS02 RACF DATASET PROCESSOR - USER ACCESS * FILE 126
PRINT PGM * FILE 126
P50193 - TS02 RACF DATASET PROCESSOR - DATASET EXTRACT * FILE 126
PGM * FILE 126
P50196 - TS02 RACF DATASET PROCESSOR - USER * FILE 126
ACCESS EXTRACT * FILE 126
P50215 - JULIAN TO GREGORIAN DATE SUBROUTINE * FILE 126
P50245 - RACF SET PASSWORD EXIPRATION DATE TO * FILE 126
NOT EXPIRE * FILE 126
P50257 - DELETE USERS OLDER THAN X DAYS FROM * FILE 126
RACF/UADS * FILE 126
P50237 - CATALOG SUBROUTINE * FILE 126
P50249 - GENERALIZED RACHECK SUBROUTINE * FILE 126
P50255 - RACLIST INITIALIZATION PROGRAM * FILE 126
P50259 - GENERALIZED BINARY SEARCH SUBROUTINE * FILE 126
P50267 - RACF CONFLICT ANALYSIS PROGRAM * FILE 126
RACFLOCN - ROUTINE TO LOCATE NEXT DATASET PROFILE IN * FILE 126
RACF DATASET * FILE 126
RACLSTBU - SUBROUTINE TO PERFORM RACLIST AND BUILDS * FILE 126
LIST OF POINTERS TO RACF PROFILES. * FILE 126
MACROS SECTION * FILE 126
PRIME * FILE 126
TERME * FILE 126
MACROS1 CONTAINS TERME AND PRIME * FILE 126
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 127
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 027". * FILE 127
H F000127 D=NOV81 * FILE 127
T FILE 127 - RACF MODS FROM RAINIER BANK * FILE 127
K RACF V20 RAINIER SPF IEFUJV IKJEFF10 IKJEFLD LOGON * FILE 127
EXIT * FILE 127
K WALT FARRELL * FILE 127
SOURCE: RACF MODS TAPE - MARCH 1982 * FILE 127
RELATED FILES: 123-128 * FILE 127
THIS FILE CONTAIN A SERIES OF RACF MODS FROM RAINIER. * FILE 127
IT WAS RECEIVED AS PART OF THE RACF MODS TAPE FROM * FILE 127
MILLER BREWING. * FILE 127
SEE MEMBER $DOC IN THE LIBRARY FOR A MORE COMPLETE * FILE 127
DESCRIPTION. EXCERPTS FROM THAT MEMBER ARE INCLUDED * FILE 127
HERE. * FILE 127
IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS OR SUGGESTIONS ABOUT THESE PROGRAMS, * FILE 127
PLEASE CONTACT * FILE 127
WALT FARRELL * FILE 127
RAINIER NATIONAL BANK - TECH SUPPORT * FILE 127
PO BOX C34030 * FILE 127
SEATTLE, WA 98124 * FILE 127
(206) 433-7467 * FILE 127
$HINTS - MISCELLANEOUS IDEAS ABOUT RACF THAT MAY NOT * FILE 127
BE OBVIOUS, AND THAT WE HAVE FOUND VALUABLE. * FILE 127
FRONTEND - MODULE THAT MAY BE LINK-EDITTED INTO AN * FILE 127
EXISTING PROGRAM TO PERFORM A RACHECK WHEN * FILE 127
THE PROGRAM IS EXECUTED TO SEE IF THE USER IS * FILE 127
AUTHORIZED TO RUN THE PROGRAM. THE MODULE HAS * FILE 127
BEEN RECENTLY RECODED TO REMOVE SOME LOCAL * FILE 127
(AND STRANGE) MACROS, AND HAS NOT YET BEEN * FILE 127
TESTED. HOWEVER, THE ORIGINAL VERSION WORKS * FILE 127
VERY WELL. THE NEW VERSION WILL BE TESTED * FILE 127
SOON AND FIXES SUPPLIED. * FILE 127
ICHEACTN-THIS IS AN INTERNAL RACF MACRO THAT IS USED * FILE 127
BY SEVERAL PROGRAMS TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE * FILE 127
RACF INVENTORY MANAGER DIRECTLY. THE MACRO * FILE 127
SOURCE IS NOT PRESENT. IT MUST BE OBTAINED * FILE 127
FROM THE OPTIONAL (SOURCE) TAPE FOR RACF. * FILE 127
ICHEIN - ANOTHER MACRO LIKE ICHEACTN. * FILE 127
ICHEINTY - ANOTHER MACRO LIKE ICHEACTN. * FILE 127
ICHEOPT - ANOTHER MACRO LIKE ICHEACTN. * FILE 127
ICHETEST- ANOTHER MACRO LIKE ICHEACTN. * FILE 127
ICHPLOGC- MAPPING OF THE PARAMETER LIST TO ICHRAU00, * FILE 127
WHICH IS THE RACF MODULE THAT LOGS * FILE 127
VIOLATIONS VIA SMF. ICHRAU00 CAN BE CALLED BY * FILE 127
AN AUTHORIZED MODULE, AND SEVERAL OF THE * FILE 127
PROGRAMS SUPPLIED HERE USE ICHRAU00 TO LOG * FILE 127
THEIR OWN INFORMATION TO SMF IN A FORMAT THAT * FILE 127
OUR (AND IBM'S) RACF REPORT WRITER(S) CAN * FILE 127
UNDERSTAND. AS THIS SOURCE FROM IBM BEARS NO * FILE 127
COPYRIGHT, IT IS INCLUDED HERE. * FILE 127
ICHRDSNT-RAINIER BANKS ICHRDSNT (RACF DATA SET NAME * FILE 127
TABLE). USE OF ICHRDSNT AVOIDS HAVING TO * FILE 127
MODIFY MSTRJCL, AS WELL AS PROVIDING MORE * FILE 127
FLEXIBILITY IN USING RACF. SEE $HINTS FOR * FILE 127
MORE INFO. * FILE 127
ICHRDSNU- AN 'EMERGENCY' VERSION OF ICHRDSNT. SEE * FILE 127
$HINTS. * FILE 127
ICHRIX01-RACINIT PRE-PROCESSING EXIT THAT WORKS IN * FILE 127
CONJUNCTION WITH OUR IEFUJV TO CHECK BATCH * FILE 127
PASSWORDS AT JOB SUBMISSION TIME INSTEAD OF * FILE 127
AT INITIATION. * FILE 127
IEFUJV - AN SMF EXIT FOR JOB-CARD VALIDATION. WE WROTE * FILE 127
IT (OR AT LEAST PUT RACF STUFF INTO IT) SO * FILE 127
THAT THE USERID, PASSWORD, ETC. COULD BE * FILE 127
VALIDATED WHEN THE JOB WAS SUBMITTED, NOT WHEN * FILE 127
IT WAS INITIATED. THIS ALLOWS THE USER TO * FILE 127
CHANGE HIS PASSWORD AFTER JOB SUBMISSION * FILE 127
WITHOUT CAUSING A JCL ERROR WHEN THE JOB RUNS. * FILE 127
ALSO REQUIRES THE RACINIT PRE-PROCESSING EXIT. * FILE 127
POTENTIAL PROBLEMS (BUT NOT VERY MUCH SO): * FILE 127
(1) DEPENDS ON THE JES2 JCT FOR THE JOB, WHOSE * FILE 127
ADDRESS CAN BE FOUND BY CHASING THE TCB * FILE 127
CHAIN AND FINDING SOME REGISTERS FROM * FILE 127
HOSCNVT. MAY BE DIFFERENT WITH JES2/NJE OR * FILE 127
WITH MVS-SP2. WORKS WITH SP1 JUST FINE. * FILE 127
VERY INSENSITIVE TO PTF'S, AT LEAST SO FAR. * FILE 127
IEZCTGFL- DSECT NEEDED TO USE CATALOG MANAGEMENT SVC * FILE 127
26, WHICH SOME PROGRAMS ON THIS TAPE NEED. * FILE 127
IEZCTGPL- ANOTHER SVC 26 DSECT. * FILE 127
IGC0023I- SVC (239) TO TURN APF AUTHORIZATION ON OR * FILE 127
OFF. IT WILL NOT WORK UNDER TSO TEST. THE * FILE 127
ISSUER MUST BE IN THE PLPA, OR THE USER WHO IS * FILE 127
RUNNING THE ISSUING PROGRAM MUST BE AUTHORIZED * FILE 127
TO THE RACF RESOURCE 'APPL SVC239'. HAS PROVEN * FILE 127
USEFUL IN SEVERAL PROGRAMS HERE. IN * FILE 127
PARTICULAR, SEE ISPRCFA. * FILE 127
IKJEFF10 - EXIT FOR THE TSO SUBMIT COMMAND. IT PERFORMS * FILE 127
MANY FUNCTIONS, THE MOST IMPORTANT OF WHICH * FILE 127
(FOR THIS TAPE) IS THE PLACING OF THE USERID * FILE 127
AND PASSWORD ON THE JOB CARD FOR THE SUBMITTED * FILE 127
JOB. IN OUR ENVIRONMENT, IT ALSO DETECTS THE * FILE 127
SUBMISSION OF A 'PRODUCTION JOB' FROM OUR * FILE 127
PRODUCTION JOB SCHEDULING SYSTEM, AND USES A * FILE 127
'FAKE' USERID/PASSWORD TO RUN THE JOB WITH * FILE 127
OPERATIONS AUTHORITY. * FILE 127
THIS MODULE IS BEST USED FOR IDEAS ABOUT HOW * FILE 127
TO PUT THE USERID/PASSWORD/GROUP ON THE JOB * FILE 127
CARD, HOW TO USE THE RACF INTERNAL MACROS TO * FILE 127
DIRECTLY ACCESS THE RACF DATA SET, AND HOW TO * FILE 127
USE ICHRAU00 TO LOG INFORMATION TO SMF. * FILE 127
IKJEFLD - LOGON PRE-PROMPT EXIT THAT OBTAINS SOME * FILE 127
INFORMATION FROM THE RACF DATASET (E.G. * FILE 127
PROGRAMMER NAME) AND CREATES THE JCL FOR THE * FILE 127
LOGON. BASED ON AN EXIT FROM THE CBT TAPE, BUT * FILE 127
WITH RACF FUNCTIONS ADDED. * FILE 127
ISP@PRIM - PRIMARY OPTION MENU FOR THE NEW SPF (ISPF) * FILE 127
THAT SHOWS A USE OF SYSTEM VARIABLE ZGROUP. * FILE 127
ZGROUP CONTAINS THE NAME OF THE RACF GROUP THAT * FILE 127
THE USER IS CURRENTLY LOGGED ON TO, ASSUMING * FILE 127
THAT THE MODS IN PZ21001/PZ21002 HAVE BEEN * FILE 127
APPLIED TO SPF. * FILE 127
ISPRCFA- A FRONT-END FOR THE CFA MODULE IN THE NEW SPF. * FILE 127
IT USES A COPY OF THE AUTHORIZED COMMAND TABLE * FILE 127
FROM THE TMP TO ALLOW APF-AUTHORIZED COMMANDS TO * FILE 127
BE RUN UNDER SPF. REQUIRES USE OF SVC 239 (SEE * FILE 127
IGC0023I) AND REQUIRES THAT ISPSUBS BE IN THE * FILE 127
PLPA. * FILE 127
IBM STARTED TO IMPLEMENT A FACILITY IN SPF A * FILE 127
LONG TIME AGO (IN A GALAXY QUITE CLOSE TO HERE), * FILE 127
TO ALLOW THIS FUNCTION. THEY NEVER COMPLETED * FILE 127
IT, AND THEY APPARENTLY FELT THAT THERE WAS A * FILE 127
SECURITY/INTEGRITY HOLE IF SUCH A FUNCTION WERE * FILE 127
ALLOWED. WE HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO FIND A HOLE IN * FILE 127
THIS CODE, BUT CAN'T GUARANTEE THERE ISN'T ONE. * FILE 127
TO USE ISPRCFA, RE-LINK ISPSUBS USING THE * FILE 127
FOLLOWING LINKAGE EDITOR CONTROL CARDS: * FILE 127
ENTRY ISPTSC * FILE 127
CHANGE ISPCFA(ISPRCFA) * FILE 127
INCLUDE AOS31(ISPTSC) * FILE 127
INCLUDE YOURDD(ISPRCFA) * FILE 127
INCLUDE AOST4(IKJEFTE2) * FILE 127
INCLUDE SPFLOAD(ISPSUBS) * FILE 127
NAME ISPSUBS(R) * FILE 127
PZ21001 * FILE 127
PZ21001$ * FILE 127
PZ21002 * FILE 127
PZ21002$- MODIFICATION TO THE NEW SPF (ISPF) TO ADD A * FILE 127
NEW SYSTEM VARIABLE ZGROUP, WHICH WILL, WHEN * FILE 127
REFERENCED IN A MENU OR PANEL, CONTAIN THE NAME * FILE 127
OF THE RACF GROUP THAT THE USER IS CURRENTLY * FILE 127
CONNECTED TO. PZ21001 AND PZ21002 ARE THE MODS * FILE 127
IN A FORM THAT CAN BE INPUT TO THE GENZAPS * FILE 127
(ASMTOZAP) PROGRAM. PZ21001$ AND PZ21002$ ARE * FILE 127
THE OUTPUT FROM GENZAPS, READY TO BE INPUT TO * FILE 127
SMP4. THE MOD ALSO PROVIDES SOME DUMMY * FILE 127
VARIABLES, TO EASE ADDITION OF FUTURE SYSTEM * FILE 127
VARIABLES. THE DUMMY VARIABLES WILL ALWAYS * FILE 127
CONTAIN A NULL VALUE AT PRESENT. SEE MEMBER * FILE 127
ISP@PRIM FOR A PRIMARY OPTION MENU THAT USES THE * FILE 127
NEW VARIABLE ZGROUP. THIS MOD IS ESPECIALLY * FILE 127
HANDY IF THE RGROUP TSO CP IS INSTALLED AND IF * FILE 127
THE ISPRCFA MOD IS MADE. * FILE 127
RACFMENU - SET OF SPF RACF MENUS TO DO NICE RACF * FILE 127
FUNCTIONS FOR SPF USERS WHO DON'T KNOW THE RACF * FILE 127
COMMANDS. * FILE 127
RACFPROC - SET OF SPF FOREGROUND RACF PROCS TO BE USED * FILE 127
WITH THE RACFMENU MEMBER. ALSO REQUIRES THAT * FILE 127
YOUR SPF BE ABLE TO ISSUE AUTHORIZED COMMANDS * FILE 127
(SEE ISPRCFA). * FILE 127
RACFVER - PROGRAM THAT READS THE RACF DATA SET VIA THE * FILE 127
INTERNAL MACROS, AND FOR EACH DATASET ENTRY * FILE 127
CHECKS THE VTOC TO ENSURE THAT THE DATASET * FILE 127
EXISTS AND IS PROTECTED. ALSO HAS CODE FOR UCC-1 * FILE 127
TAPE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. WILL ACCEPT AN OPTIONAL * FILE 127
LIST OF DASD VOLUMES (FROM DD DASDVOL) IN CARD * FILE 127
FORMAT WITH A VOLSER IN COLS 1-6 AND AN OPTIONAL * FILE 127
'I' IN COL 8. IF AN ENTRY IN THE RACF DATASET * FILE 127
LISTS A VOLSER THAT IS NOT ONLINE, AND IF THE * FILE 127
'I' WAS SPECIFIED ON THE CONTROL CARD FOR THAT * FILE 127
VOLUME, THEN ONE ERROR MESSAGE WILL BE PRODUCED, * FILE 127
AND FURTHER REFERENCES TO THAT VOLUME WILL BE * FILE 127
IGNORED. IF THE 'I' WAS NOT SPECIFIED, THEN A * FILE 127
MESSAGE WILL BE PRODUCED FOR EACH RACF-DEFINED * FILE 127
DATASET ON THE VOLUME. * FILE 127
THIS PROGRAM HAS GROWN IN A RATHER UNSTRUCTURED * FILE 127
WAY, AND DOESN'T LOOK AS GOOD AS I WANTED IT TO. * FILE 127
WHEN IT IS REWRITTEN SOMEDAY, THE FOLLOWING * FILE 127
ENHANCEMENTS WILL BE MADE: (1) ADD THE OTHER * FILE 127
HALF OF THE PROGRAM, WHICH WILL READ ALL OF THE * FILE 127
ONLINE VTOCS AND FOR EACH RACF-INDICATED DATASET * FILE 127
VERIFY THAT IT IS RACF-DEFINED. (2) WHEN AN * FILE 127
INCONSISTENCY IS FOUND, OPTIONALLY FIX IT * FILE 127
INSTEAD OF JUST PRODUCING AN ERROR MESSAGE. * FILE 127
RGROUP - A PROGRAM WHICH WILL RUN AS EITHER A TSO CP * FILE 127
(FOREGROUND OR BACKGROUND) OR AS AN EXECUTED * FILE 127
PROGRAM. IT HAS TWO PURPOSES. (1) IF INVOKED * FILE 127
WITHOUT PARAMETERS IT WILL TELL YOU WHICH RACF * FILE 127
GROUP THE INVOKER IS CURRENTLY CONNECTED TO. * FILE 127
(2) IF INVOKED WITH A GROUP NAME THAT THE * FILE 127
INVOKER IS AUTHORIZED TO USE, IT WILL CHANGE * FILE 127
THE CURRENT CONNECT GROUP TO THAT NAMED GROUP, * FILE 127
USING A RACINIT 'CHANGE' FUNCTION. THIS IS * FILE 127
USEFUL FOR PEOPLE CONNECTED TO MULTIPLE GROUPS * FILE 127
WITH DIFFERENT AUTHORITIES, SO THEY DON'T HAVE * FILE 127
TO LOGOFF AND RE-LOGON SO OFTEN. THE PROGRAM * FILE 127
MUST BE LINKED AND RUN AUTHORIZED (AC=1). * FILE 127
RNBACEE - A CONTROL BLOCK THAT WE CHAIN FROM THE ACEE * FILE 127
TO HOLD SOME INFORMATION THAT SOME OF OUR * FILE 127
PROGRAMS AND EXITS REQUIRE. * FILE 127
RNBUINST - MAPPING OF HOW WE USE THE DATA FIELD IN * FILE 127
THE USER PROFILE. REQUIRED BY SOME OF THE * FILE 127
PROGRAMS. * FILE 127
TMPFRONT - PROGRAM THAT REPLACES IKJEFT01 IN THE EXEC * FILE 127
STATEMENT OF OUR TSO LOGON PROCS. IT ALLOWS US * FILE 127
TO RESTRICT TSO LOGONS BY CONTROLLING ACCESS * FILE 127
TO A RACF RESOURCE 'APPL TSOXXXX' WHERE XXXX * FILE 127
IS THE SMFID FROM THE SMCA. USEFUL FOR SYSTEM * FILE 127
TEST PERIODS OR OTHER TIMES WHEN ONLY CERTAIN * FILE 127
PEOPLE SHOULD BE ABLE TO LOG ON. IF THE * FILE 127
RACHECK SUCCEEDS, IT LINKS TO IKJEFT01 TO * FILE 127
CONTINUE THE LOGON. * FILE 127
UNPROTCT - PROGRAM THAT READS A VTOC AND GENERATES * FILE 127
AMASPZAP CONTROL CARDS TO RESET THE RACF AND * FILE 127
PASSWORD INDICATORS FOR ANY PROTECTED DATA * FILE 127
SETS. USED FOR DISASTER RECOVERY WHEN A FULL- * FILE 127
PACK BACKUP TAPE IS TAKEN TO A SHOP WITHOUT * FILE 127
RACF, OR TO A SHOP WITH RACF BUT WITHOUT THE * FILE 127
PROPER DATASET PROFILES OR PASSWORD ENTRIES * FILE 127
DEFINED. VAGUELY BASED ON A VTOC UPDATING * FILE 127
PROGRAM FROM THE IPO TAPE. * FILE 127
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 128
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 028". * FILE 128
H F000128 D=NOV81 * FILE 128
T FILE 128 - TLMS RACF MODS FROM MANITOBA DATA SERVICES * FILE 128
K RACF TLMS V20 MANITOBA * FILE 128
SOURCE: RACF MODS TAPE - OCTOBER 8, 1981 * FILE 128
RELATED FILES: 123-128 * FILE 128
THIS FILE CONTAIN A SERIES OF RACF MODS FOR TLMS FROM * FILE 128
MANITOBA DATA SERVICES. IT WAS RECEIVED AS PART OF * FILE 128
THE RACF MODS TAPE FROM MILLER BREWING. * FILE 128
--------------- TLMS/RACF INTERFACE ----------------- * FILE 128
--> THIS CODE HAS BEEN IMPLEMENTED UNDER RACF V1R2 * FILE 128
AND V1R3 WITH NO MAJOR CHANGES FOR 3-4 YEARS. NO * FILE 128
RACF RELEASE DEPENDANCIES BEYOND RELEASE 1 VERSION * FILE 128
2 (TAPEVOL SUPPORT) ARE KNOWN. * FILE 128
--> THE FOLLOWING JOB WILL CREATE AN IEBUPDTE FORMAT * FILE 128
FILE ON TAPE, THEN PRINT IT. THE FILE ADDS THREE * FILE 128
MEMBERS TO A DATASET (ICHRTX01, ICHRTX02, TLMSBYDSP) * FILE 128
AND ATTEMPTS TO DO A ./ CHANGE ON * FILE 128
MEMBERS=(TLMSDSPF,TLMBMASS,TLMSCTL,TLMBUPDA). THESE * FILE 128
UPDATES ARE INTENDED TO FIT ON TLMS VERSION 2 REL. * FILE 128
3 (V2R3) AS SHIPPED FROM TLMS(BEFORE CAPEX??). ANY * FILE 128
RESEQUENCING OF THE MODULES IN QUESTION WILL MEAN A * FILE 128
RE-EXAMINATION OF THESE HOOKS. * FILE 128
--> SUPPORT IS ADDED FOR PROTECT=YES AND ADSP USERS * FILE 128
TO HAVE TLMS ADD DSN INFO TO THE TAPE PROFILE, * FILE 128
REMEMBER THAT THE TAPE IS RACF PROTECTED, AND * FILE 128
AUTOMATICALLY REMOVE RACF PROTECTION WHEN THE TAPE * FILE 128
IS RETURNED TO THE SCRATCH POOL. "GRPACC" AND RACF * FILE 128
NAMING CONVENTIONS ARE ALSO FULLY SUPPORTED. * FILE 128
***NOTE*** THIS CODE WILL MEAN THAT TLMS AND RACF * FILE 128
ARE ALWAYS IN SYNC... THIS CAN CAUSE CONSIDERABLE * FILE 128
CONFUSION FOR USERS OF TOSS(TAPE OFF-SITE STORAGE) * FILE 128
WHO USE GENERATION DATA GROUPS. THE SYSTEM CATALOG * FILE 128
IS NOT NECESSARILY IN SYNC WITH RACF AND TLMS IF THE * FILE 128
JOB CYCLES AND NUMBER OF GENERATIONS DO NOT MATCH * FILE 128
THE TOSS SPECIFICATIONS. THIS CAUSES CONFUSION IN * FILE 128
ATTEMPTING TO VERIFY CORRECT OPERATION, (IN AN * FILE 128
ATTEMPT TO RESOLVE TLMS,CATALOG, AND RACF LISTINGS), * FILE 128
BUT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE NO PROBLEMS EXIST. * FILE 128
--> TAPE LIBRARIANS GENERALLY WILL NEED NO KNOWLEDGE * FILE 128
OF ANY RACF ADDITIONS TO TLMS PROCESSING EXCEPT IN * FILE 128
THE CASE WHERE A TAPE WHICH HAS BEEN SCRATCHED IS TO * FILE 128
BE MARKED NON-SCRATCH. TO PROPERLY ADD RACF * FILE 128
PROTECTION AT THIS POINT IS VERY DIFFICULT, AND IS * FILE 128
BEST LEFT TO THE RACF ADMINISTRATOR IN CONJUNCTION * FILE 128
WITH THE END-USER. NOTE THAT TO USE A TSO UPDATE TO * FILE 128
THE MASTER FILE AND MARK A TAPE AS SCRATCH WITHOUT * FILE 128
REMOVING THE RACF PROTECTION WILL CAUSE THE TAPE TO * FILE 128
REMAIN RACF PROTECTED. THIS CAN CAUSE SEVERAL * FILE 128
PROBLEMS. NOTE THAT THE PROGRAMS WHICH USE SCRATCH * FILE 128
FUNCTIONS WILL REQUIRE APF AUTHORIZATION, AND HENCE * FILE 128
WILL LIKELY BE RESTRICTED TO BATCH USAGE UNLESS * FILE 128
SPECIAL ACTION IS TAKEN. * FILE 128
---> ONE MODIFICATION IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. IN THE * FILE 128
ICHRTX01 CODE, IF NAMING CONVENTIONS ARE NOT * FILE 128
FOLLOWED, A U485 ABEND RESULTS. NO PARTICULARLY * FILE 128
VALUABLE REGISTER INFORMATION IS PRESENT, AND NO WTO * FILE 128
IS ISSUED. IF IMS IS USED THE U485 CAN BE CONFUSED * FILE 128
WITH AN IMS ABEND, WITH WILD GOOSE CHASES RESULTING. * FILE 128
I WOULD SUGGEST A SIMPLE WTO BE ADDED BEFORE ABENDING * FILE 128
ANY USER, AND PERHAPS CHANGE THE U485 ABEND TO A MORE * FILE 128
APPROPRIATE ABEND. * FILE 128
---> NOTE THAT NO NAMING CONVENTION EXITS ARE IN USE * FILE 128
WITH THIS CODE, (NONE WERE REQUIRED), AND HENCE I * FILE 128
CANNOT COMMENT ON WHAT CHANGES MAY BE REQUIRED IF * FILE 128
NAMING CONVENTIONS ARE A PROBLEM. I CAN NOTE THAT * FILE 128
NAMING CONVENTIONS ARE CHECKED INSIDE ICHRTX01 IN * FILE 128
THE SAME MANNER THAT THEY ARE CHECKED IN THE RACF * FILE 128
CODE, BUT THAT NO EFFORT WAS INVESTED IN PROVIDING A * FILE 128
NAMING CONVENTION "HOOK". FOR USERS OF OTHER RACF * FILE 128
EXITS, A WORD OF CAUTION: FOR SOME REASON (UNKNOWN * FILE 128
BUT DEFINATELY ILL-CONCEIVED) I MANAGED TO MOVE THE * FILE 128
ADDRESS OF THE IOSWA (IOS WORK AREA) FROM REGISTER 4 * FILE 128
(WHEN TLMS IS INVOKED) TO REGISTER 3. THIS REGISTER * FILE 128
IS THE KEY TO FINDING DATASET NAMES AND OTHER GOOD * FILE 128
INFO IN ALL RACF EXITS I HAVE SEEN. IF YOU INTEND * FILE 128
TO USE THIS CODE IN CONJUNCTION WITH A MODELLING * FILE 128
EXIT WHICH WILL ACT ON TAPE PROFILES, THE EXIT WILL * FILE 128
LIKELY EXPECT R4 TO POINT TO THE IOSWA AT THE TIME * FILE 128
THAT "RACDEF" IS ISSUED. SINCE THE "RACDEF" IS * FILE 128
ALWAYS ISSUED FROM HERE FOR TAPES (THE PROTECT=YES * FILE 128
FLAG IS OFF BY THE TIME OF THE SYSTEM "RACDEF") I * FILE 128
WOULD SUGGEST THAT THIS REGISTER ASSIGNMENT BE * FILE 128
CHANGED...MY APOLOGIES. * FILE 128
--> ALSO.. THIS CODE IS NOT COPYRIGHTED IN ANY * FILE 128
MANNER, AND "NO WARRANTEE EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED..." * FILE 128
ETC-JUST LIKE IBM. * FILE 128
--------------- TLMS/RACF INTERFACE ----------------- * FILE 128
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 129
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 029". * FILE 129
H F000129 D=NOV81 * FILE 129
T FILE 129 - OPERATOR SYSTEM CONTENTION DISPLAY - * FILE 129
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY * FILE 129
K OPERATOR SYSTEM CONTENTION 3270 CLEMSON FRASER V17 * FILE 129
K PERFORMANCE * FILE 129
THIS FILE CONTAINS AN OPERATOR SYSTEM CONTENTION * FILE 129
DISPLAY CONTRIBUTED BY * FILE 129
DON FRASER * FILE 129
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY COMPUTER CENTER * FILE 129
50 NEW CHERRY STREET * FILE 129
CLEMSON, SC. 29631-2793 * FILE 129
THE CONTENTION DISPLAY IS A PROGRAM TO MONITOR VARIOUS * FILE 129
INDICATORS OF SYSTEM PERFORMANCE. THEY ARE DISPLAYED * FILE 129
GRAPHICALLY ON A 3270 TYPE TERMINAL SUCH THAT A TARGET * FILE 129
LEVEL FOR EACH INDICATOR WILL CORRESPOND MID-SCALE. * FILE 129
THIS INFORMATION CAN BY USED BY THE SYSTEM OPERATOR TO * FILE 129
HELP HIM OR HER KEEP FROM OVER COMMITTING THE * FILE 129
RESOURCES OF THE SYSTEM. * FILE 129
IN ADDITION TO THE CHANGES DISCUSSED IN THE * FILE 129
MODIFICATION AND USER'S GUIDE IN THE SOURCE CODE OF * FILE 129
TUN0029, YOU WILL LIKELY NEED TO CHANGE THE FIRST * FILE 129
PERIOD TSO DOMAIN NUMBER USED. * FILE 129
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 130
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 030". * FILE 130
H F000130 D=NOV81 * FILE 130
T FILE 130 - SPECIFY VOLSER FOR LINKLIST DATA SETS * FILE 130
TO AVOID HAVING TO CATALOG IN MASTER CATALOG * FILE 130
K LINKLIST LNKLST00 MASTER CATALOG MCAT IEAVNP03 PURDY * FILE 130
REVLON V17 * FILE 130
THIS IS A MODIFICATION TO MODULE IEAVNP03 TO RECOGNIZE * FILE 130
A DATASET IN THE LINKLIST THAT IS EITHER NOT CATALOGUED * FILE 130
OR IS CATALOGUED BUT NOT IN THE MVS MASTER CATALOG * FILE 130
CONTRIBUTED BY: * FILE 130
NEW ADDRESS OF JIM PURDY: * FILE 130
JAMES PURDY * FILE 130
ANDERSEN CONSULTING * FILE 130
1345 MEADOW GLEN * FILE 130
SOUTHLAKE, TX 76092 * FILE 130
(214) 402-7511 * FILE 130
NOTE: STARTING WITH MVS/ESA RELEASE 4, THE PLACE FOR * FILE 130
THIS MODIFICATION WAS MOVED FROM IEAVNP03 TO * FILE 130
ONE OF THE OTHER NUCLEUS MODULES. IF SOMEONE * FILE 130
ELSE HAS A ZAP TO MAKE THIS MODIFICATION ON * FILE 130
NEWER SYSTEMS, PLEASE CONTACT SAM GOLOB: * FILE 130
PHONE: 845-362-1996 * FILE 130
email: sbgolob@aol.com or * FILE 130
sbgolob@attglobal.net * FILE 130
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 131
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 031". * FILE 131
H F000131 D=APR89 * FILE 131
T FILE 131 - BATCH UTILITY PGMS FROM THE US AIR FORCE * FILE 131
K AIR FORCE AIRFORCE JIM MARSHALL 2ISG SADSC * FILE 131
K ASMBOX1 ASMHNOX ASMR90 BLOKLTR BLOKHD BLOKHF BLOKPDS * FILE 131
K COPYFILE CT DELINKO DISKMAP * FILE 131
K CATLIST ICF DFEF C3PO COPYREC * FILE 131
K EALSD095 EXCPMOD IEECVXIT R2D2 * FILE 131
K IEFUTL IEFU29 IEFU83 INCORZAP IGG019WD IGG019WE IEFUJI * FILE 131
K INCORZZP J13X1 J13X3 J13X4 J13X10 J13X255 JES2 * FILE 131
K JESXRDR LISTCLTG LISTIDR LISTPDS LKEDBOX1 * FILE 131
K LKEDMOD1 LKED90 MODREP MSGWRITE MSSMOUNT NJE * FILE 131
K OFFLOAD PARMBLOC PDSGAS PDSLOAD PDSMATCH PDSPROGM * FILE 131
K PDSPRINT PDSTEST PDSUTIL P38BOX1 P38TURN RACHECK SVC130 * FILE 131
K SMF SHUTTLE RACF STRUCTURED SETINIT SYSLOG * FILE 131
K READF ROTATER SEEKMON SPANCOPY SMFXTRCT STAE$ SYSREPRO * FILE 131
K TANAL TAPEL TAPELZAP TAPEMAP TAPESCAN TIDY TIDYASM * FILE 131
K TLABEL TLPRINT TMS TMSLABL UCC1 UNIVAC UNIVERT XEROX X8700 * FILE 131
K VKILLER ZEBCOMPR ZTSECURE 8700 * FILE 131
K ZTDUMPTP UCC1 * FILE 131
K JIM MARSHALL * FILE 131
RELATED FILES: 131-133, 192, 194, 216-219 DOC ALL FILES * FILE 131
MEMBER $$PROSE * FILE 131
B A T C H U T I L I T Y P R O G R A M S * FILE 131
RELEASE 19.0 1 APRIL 1989 * FILE 131
COURTESY JIM MARSHALL, CAPT, USAF * FILE 131
JAMES D. MARSHALL (CAPT USAF RETIRED) * FILE 131
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY * FILE 131
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SERVICE * FILE 131
3700 EAST-WEST HIGHWAY - ROOM 400B * FILE 131
HYATTSVILLE, MD. 20782 * FILE 131
(202) 874-8353 * FILE 131
----------------------------------- * FILE 131
THIS IS A COLLECTION OF BATCH UTILTITY PGMS. MY * FILE 131
INTENT IS TO PUT TOGETHER A FILE OF THESE PGMS FOR * FILE 131
SHARE. SOME ARE ORIGINAL AND MOST WERE OBTAINED FROM * FILE 131
OUR OS/MVT DAYS AND CONVERTED. IT IS EMBARRASSING TO * FILE 131
TELL MANAGEMENT THAT USERS HAVE LOST FUNCTION MIGRAT- * FILE 131
ING TO MVS AND ALL OF ITS WONDERS. HOPEFULLY I CAN * FILE 131
DONATE SOME OF THESE HANDY UTILITIES TO OTHERS WHO * FILE 131
WERE NOT LUCKY ENOUGH TO HAVE AN IBM 360 WITH OS/MVT * FILE 131
ALOT WAS DEVELOPED FOR OS/MVT AND MUCH OF IT IS STILL * FILE 131
APPLICABLE. * FILE 131
D I S C L A I M E R S !!!!! * FILE 131
************************************* * FILE 131
USE ALL OF THESE AT YOUR OWN RISK, NATURALLY! * FILE 131
************************************* * FILE 131
THE FILE IS CONSTRUCTED AS FOLLOWS: THE SOURCE IS * FILE 131
PUT IN AS A NAME. THEN IF THERE IS ANY INSTRUCTIONS, * FILE 131
GUIDANCE, ETC, THAT MEMBER IS SUFFIXED WITH A #. THE * FILE 131
IF JCL IS INVOLVED, THEN MOST ALWAYS THE JCL IS * FILE 131
SUFFIXED WITH A $. * FILE 131
FOR EXAMPLE: UTIL - SOURCE MEMBER * FILE 131
UTIL# - ADDITIONAL INFORMATION * FILE 131
UTIL$ - JCL TO INSTALL * FILE 131
CHANGE ACTIVITY LOG: * FILE 131
-------------------------------------------------- * FILE 131
RELEASE 19 * FILE 131
IEFUJI - ADDED. * FILE 131
IEFUTL - UPDATED * FILE 131
IEFU83 - UPDATED * FILE 131
MACROS - PACKAGED TO INCLUDE ALL MACROS. * FILE 131
OLDCVXIT - DELETED. WAS THE MVS 3.8 VERSION * FILE 131
OLDCR2D2 - DELETED. WAS THE MVS 3.8 VERSION * FILE 131
PDSGAS - UPDATED FOR 3380S AND MVS/XA 2.2.0 * FILE 131
SETINIT - ADDED. * FILE 131
SYSLOG - ADDED. * FILE 131
TAPESCAN - UPDATED FOR 3480 SUPPORT (FRANK PAJERSKI) * FILE 131
-------------------------------------------------- * FILE 131
RELEASE 18 * FILE 131
$$PROSEO - DELETED. $$PROSE GOES BACK FAR ENOUGH * FILE 131
COPYREC - ADDED * FILE 131
BLOKHD - ADDED * FILE 131
BLOKHF - ADDED * FILE 131
BLOKLTR - ADDED * FILE 131
BLOKPDS - ADDED * FILE 131
GETDATE - ADDED * FILE 131
-------------------------------------------------- * FILE 131
RELEASE 17 * FILE 131
$$PROSEX - DELETED. IT WAS OVER 4 YRS OLD. * FILE 131
-------------------------------------------------- * FILE 131
RELEASE 16. HAVE CHECKED OUT ALOT OF PGMS WITH MVS/XA, * FILE 131
LOOK AT THE DESCRIPTION TO SEE WHAT EACH * FILE 131
ONE STATUS IS. * FILE 131
GDDM - MOVED TO TSO FILE SINCE IT MORE TSO RELATED. * FILE 131
J13X1 - NARRATIVE TO SOLVE A XEROX 8700 PROBLEM * FILE 131
WHEN YOU PUT 2 OR 4 PAGES PER PHYSCIAL PAGE * FILE 131
AND REQUEST MULTI-COPIES. * FILE 131
SMFXTRCT - FIXED 0C4 BUG FOR RECORDS OVER 6416. * FILE 131
SPANCOPY - FIXED BUG WITH PARM=SMF AND MVS/XA. * FILE 131
------------------------------------------------------ * FILE 131
10 OCT 86 - AS I CHECK OUT THE DIFFERENT PGMS ON AN * FILE 131
MVS/XA SYSTEM I WILL NOTE IT IN THE REL * FILE 131
FIELD. MY SCHEME OF THINGS IS AS FOLLOWS: * FILE 131
X - CHECKED OUT ON MVS/XA * FILE 131
Y - RUNS ONLY MVS/SP AND I WILL NOT PURSUE * FILE 131
THE CHANGES TO MVS/XA, YOU CAN DO IT * FILE 131
AND I WOULD APPRECIATE THE CODE IF SO. * FILE 131
(MAY WORK IN MVS/SP, YOU CAN TRY). * FILE 131
N - ONLY RUNS IN MVS/SP, NEEDS CONVERSION * FILE 131
Z - RUNS NOW IN MVS/XA BUT WAS CONVERTED * FILE 131
AND IF YOU WANT IT TO WORK IN MVS/SP * FILE 131
YOU NEED TO LOOK IN CODE AND CHANGE A * FILE 131
CONDITIONAL ASSEMBLY. * FILE 131
BLANK - NEEDS TO BE DETERMINED, WILL GET TO IT * FILE 131
---------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 131
SUMMARY OF THE MODULES CONTAINED. * FILE 131
UTIL REL DESCRIPTION * FILE 131
ASKOPER 1 PASS THE OPERATOR A QUESTION WITH A PARM * FILE 131
AND REPLY OF YES GIVES RC=0 AND NO GIVES * FILE 131
RC=4 * FILE 131
ASMBOX1 1 PUT A NICE LOOKING BOX AROUND YOUR * FILE 131
ASSEMBLY LISTING OUTPUT. LINECT FOR * FILE 131
ASSEMBLY LISTING IS 53. CODE IS 3800 * FILE 131
DEPENDENT. * FILE 131
ASMHNOX 1 A PTF FOR AN ASSEMBLER H BUG. * FILE 131
AS YOU KNOW ASM H IS CLASS C NOW. * FILE 131
ASMR90 1 ROTATE 90 DEGREES ASSEMBLY LISTINGS * FILE 131
ON THE 3800 TYPE PRINTERS. * FILE 131
BLOKHD 1X GODDARD SPACE FLT CENTER UTILITY TO * FILE 131
PRODUCE 12X12 BLOCK LETTERS UP TO 8 * FILE 131
ACROSS THE PAGE AND FOUR BLOCK LINES PER * FILE 131
PAGE. * FILE 131
BLOKHF 1X FORTRAN INTERFACE MODULE SO YOU CAN CALL * FILE 131
'BLOKHD' FROM FORTRAN CODE. * FILE 131
BLOKLTR 1X FORTRAN PGM THAT PRODUCES BLOCK LETTERS * FILE 131
ONE PER PAGE (SIDEWAYS). * FILE 131
BLOKPDS 1X TAKES A SEQUENTIAL SOURCE FILE CREATED * FILE 131
BY UTIL 'LISTPDS' AND CREATES A PRINT * FILE 131
FILE WITH 12X12 BLOCK LETTERS BEFORE * FILE 131
EACH MEMBER IN THE LISTING. GREAT FOR * FILE 131
WHEN YOU PUT SOURCE ON MICROFICHE. SEE * FILE 131
DOC IN CODE. * FILE 131
CATLIST 1 THIS PROGRAM IS FROM MIKE LOOS, DELUXE * FILE 131
CHK PRINTERS. THIS WILL DO A VERY FAST * FILE 131
LIST OF AN ICF CATALOG FOR GDG'S AND * FILE 131
NONVSAM DSNS. LISTING IS IN THE SAME * FILE 131
FORMAY AS IDCAMS (WE USED IT TO BUILD A * FILE 131
TMC) BUT THE OUTPUT FORMAT WOULD BE VERY * FILE 131
EASY TO CHANGE. SEE COMMEMTS IN THE CODE * FILE 131
FOR AN EXPLANATION OF ITS SPEED AND * FILE 131
RELATION TO RACF. * FILE 131
COPYFILE 3 POWERFUL COPY TAPE TYPE PROGRAM. IF YOU * FILE 131
HAVE MULTIFILE SL TAPES WILL COPY * FILE 131
SELECTED FILES VIA A CONTROL CARD. * FILE 131
COPYREC 3X PROVIDE FOR A SELECTIVE COPY OF RECORDS * FILE 131
VIA A CONTROL CARD FOR 80 BYTE RECORDS. * FILE 131
LIKE 1-100, 450-800, 900-950. * FILE 131
CT 3X AIR FORCE DEVELOPED HIGH SPEED TAPECOPY * FILE 131
PGM. RUNS AT EXCP SPEED. COPIES LABELED * FILE 131
OR UNLABLED SINGLE OR MULTIFILE, AND IF * FILE 131
ONE ONE REEL AN AN OPTION TO VERIFY BYTE * FILE 131
FOR BYTE. COPIES MULITVOLUME OR * FILE 131
MULTIFILE & MULTIVOLUME WITH NO VERIFY * FILE 131
FUNCTION. * FILE 131
C3PO 1Y BRIAN SCOTT OF THE US POSTAL SERVICE, * FILE 131
TOPEKA KA WROTE C3PO TO BE THE SRB * FILE 131
RECEIVER FOR R2D2. R2D2 NEEDS A TASK OF * FILE 131
SOME KIND GOING TO BUMP THE SRB OFF OF. * FILE 131
MOST PEOPLE HAVE BEEN USING #CMD * FILE 131
SUBSYSTEM AND SOME OTHER BRAVE SOLES, * FILE 131
JES2. PLUS NOW C3PO WILL TALK TO YOU IF * FILE 131
YOU WANT. ANYONE WANTS TO INCREASE HIS * FILE 131
VOCABULARY IS WELCOME. HAVE NOT INSTALLED * FILE 131
IT THIS WAY BUT WILL WHEN I GO TO * FILE 131
MVS/SP1.3. * FILE 131
C3PO2 1Y SAME AS ABOVE, BUT WITH A STIMER IN IT * FILE 131
FOR PEOPLE WHO DO NOT WNAT TO RUN C3PO * FILE 131
WITH TIME=1440. * FILE 131
DELINK0 2 SOURCE CARDS FOR IBM FE PROGRAM TO * FILE 131
'DELINK' WE RECONSTRUCTED THE SOURCE * FILE 131
IMAGES WITH A DISASSEMBLER AND ALOT OF * FILE 131
PATIENCE. FUN !!! * FILE 131
DISKMAP 3Y DISKMAP PROGRAM THAT HAS 3330 SUPPORT, * FILE 131
3350, 3850 SUPPORT INCLUDED. GIVES * FILE 131
SIMILIAR INFO TO A COMPAKTOR MAP. THIS * FILE 131
NOW DOES NOT UPDATE LASTUSE DATE FOR * FILE 131
EVERY FILE ON THE PACK. NOT NOT REALLY * FILE 131
TRUE FOR PDS'S, SO STILL BEWARE. * FILE 131
EALSD095 1 EASTERN AIRLINES UPDATE OF THE STANDARD * FILE 131
IBM BLOCK LETTER ROUTINE IEFSD095 WHICH * FILE 131
WAS USED FOR BANNER PAGES. THE UPDATED * FILE 131
VERSION HAS ALL THE SPECIAL CHARACTERS * FILE 131
INCLUDED IN IT. * FILE 131
EXCPMOD 1Y MOD (ZAP) TO SHOW EXCP COUNTS ON JCL * FILE 131
LISTING. MVS/SP1.1 * FILE 131
EXIMPORT 1 THIS PROGRAM IS FROM MIKE LOOS, DELUXE * FILE 131
CHK PRINTERS. WILL CREATE 2 JCL FILES, A * FILE 131
CLIST, AND A SYSPRINT LISTING. THE JCL * FILE 131
FILES HAVE A SET OF EXPORT AND IMPORT JCL * FILE 131
DESIGNED TO EXPORT (VSAM) AND IEBGENER * FILE 131
(DSORG=PS) ALL DATASETS ON A VOLUME TO * FILE 131
TAPE AND RESTORE THEM WITH IMPORT (VSAM) * FILE 131
AND IEBGENER (DSORG=PS) FROM TAPE TO * FILE 131
DISK. THE VSAM PORTION WORKS ONLY FOR * FILE 131
UNIQUE DATASETS (DFEF) AND BASE CLUSTERS * FILE 131
ONLY. SEE THE CODE FOR FURTHER * FILE 131
EXPLANATIONS AND RESTRICTIONS. * FILE 131
EXIT002 1Y JES2/SP1.3 EXIT 2. TAKES TIME OFF THE * FILE 131
JOBCARD TO ENFORCE INTERNAL STANDARD FOR * FILE 131
JOB CLASS. FROM AFDSC. * FILE 131
EXIT006 1Y JES2/SP1.3 EXIT 6. PUT TIME BACK ON THE * FILE 131
JOBCARD FOR THE APPROPRIATE JOB CLASS. * FILE 131
ALSO SEE NOTE OF HOW TO DISPLAY INTERNAL * FILE 131
TEXT FOR ANY FIELD YOU WANT TO DISPLAY. * FILE 131
FROM AFDSC. * FILE 131
GETDATE 1X ANOTHER PROGRAM TO DO DATE CONVERSION. * FILE 131
ALSO RETURNS THE DAY OF THE WEEK AND ALSO * FILE 131
A FLAG IF IT IS A USER DEFINE HOLIDAY. * FILE 131
USEFUL IN PGMS FOR SMF * FILE 131
IDATE 1 SEE PGM DOCUMENTATION TO SEE ALL THE WAYS * FILE 131
IT CAN CONVERT A DATE, MANY, MANY,...... * FILE 131
IEECVXIT 1 COMBINED VERSION OF 'IEECVXIT AND * FILE 131
'IEECR2D2'. CODED THE WAY IT SHOULD IF * FILE 131
YOU A GENIUS. SCH- EDULES AN SRB TO GET * FILE 131
AROUND THE FACT THE MOVED WQE CHAIN IN * FILE 131
SP1.3. NEEDS SOMETHING RUNNING ALL THE * FILE 131
TIME TO BUMP THE SRB OFF OF WHEN IEECR2D2 * FILE 131
REQUIRED. CODER USED THE #CMD SUBSYSTEM, * FILE 131
YOU COULD HAVE USED JES2 HE SAYS. TIME * FILE 131
DEPENDENT CODE HAS BEEN REMOVED AND WORKS * FILE 131
IN ALL VERSIONS OF MVS/SP. WE ARE * FILE 131
SAVED !! * FILE 131
AFDSC DEVELOPED 'MCS EXIT'. HAS THE * FILE 131
CAPABILITY TO SUPPRESS OR CHNGE ROUTE * FILE 131
CODES, DESC, CODES, ETC. BUT WITH THIS ONE * FILE 131
WILL UTILITIZE 'R2D2' TO DO AUTOMATIC * FILE 131
OPERATOR REPLIES AND STC'S BASED UPON WHAT * FILE 131
COMES ACROSS CONSOLE. IS NOT DEPENDENT * FILE 131
UPON THE OPERATOR BEING AWAKE. AFDSC * FILE 131
DEVELOPED VERSION OF THE FAMOUS 'R2D2'. * FILE 131
LITTLE CREATURE WILL DO AUTOMATIC START * FILE 131
CMDS FOR THINGS THAT NEED TO BE STARTED * FILE 131
BASED UPON WHAT COMES ACROSS SCREEN AND IS * FILE 131
DETECTED BY IEECVXIT. R2D2 WILL DO THE * FILE 131
AUTOMATIC REPLIES, RMF (R XX,GO), * FILE 131
ALLOCATION (R XX,NOHOLD) EVER HAD OPERATOR * FILE 131
TURN YOUR 3081 MVS SYSTEM TO OS/MVT SYSTEM * FILE 131
BY LOCKING Q4 (R XX,HOLD). LITTLE CRITTER * FILE 131
HAS ALOT OF POSSIBILITIES. * FILE 131
IEFUJI 1 IBM STANDARD SMF EXIT, IEFUJI. HAS CODE * FILE 131
TO PASS USER FIELDS TO UCC-1 (NO CA-1). * FILE 131
IEFUTL 2 IBM STANDARD SMF EXIT, IEFUTL. WAIT TIME * FILE 131
AND CPU TIME EXCESSION FOR BATCH AND TSO. * FILE 131
NOT MUCH CODE BUT ONE THING IT CAN DO IS * FILE 131
TO ELIMINATE S522 ABENDS CAUSED BY * FILE 131
OPERATORS. * FILE 131
IEFU29 1 DETECT SMF SWITCH AND SCHEDULE A JOB THAT * FILE 131
DUMPS SMF DATASETS. MOVED THESES FUNCTIONS * FILE 131
FROM THE 'MCS' EXIT TO THIS EXIT (WHERE IT * FILE 131
SHOULD BE). * FILE 131
IEFU83 3 AFDSC DEVELOPED SMF EXIT, 'IEFU83'. HAS * FILE 131
ALL STANDARD SUGGESTION FOR TYPE 40 RECS, * FILE 131
0 EXCP COUNTS, ETC. THIS ONE IS BRANCH * FILE 131
TABLE DRIVEN, IS A GOOD PLACE TO BEGIN * FILE 131
FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO EXPAND ON ITS CODE. * FILE 131
ALSO LOOKS AT 14&15'S ETC. ADDED TYPE 21 * FILE 131
SUPPORT TO TELL OPERATORS TO CLEAN TAPE * FILE 131
DRIVE IF YOU ENCOUNTER PERM CHECK OR TOO * FILE 131
MANY TEMPORARY ERRORS. * FILE 131
INCORZAP 2 SOURCE FOR THE FAMOUS 'INCORZAP' THAT IS * FILE 131
KNOWN ONLY IN OBJECT FORM. THANKS BILL * FILE 131
GODFREY FOR DISASSEMBLY AND PATIENCE. * FILE 131
IGG019WD 1X APPENDAGE FOR RECOVERY FROM WRONG DENSITY * FILE 131
TAPE VOLUMES, USED BY TAPE UTLITIES * FILE 131
IGG019WE 1X APPENDAGE TO PREVENT ERROR AT EOF, USED * FILE 131
BY TAPE UTILITIES. * FILE 131
INCORZZP 1 ZAP TO THE 'INCORZAP' PROGRAM SO IT WILL * FILE 131
RUN UNDER ANY NAME. * FILE 131
J13X1 3 SP1.3 EXIT. SEPARATOR (PRINT&PUNCH) FOR * FILE 131
JES2. HAS EXIT255 INVOKED TO PRINT OFF A * FILE 131
RECEIPT ON SEPARATE IBM3287 MCS PRINTER. * FILE 131
ADDED SOME CODE FOR PRINTING OFF NJE PRT * FILE 131
FROM VM/RSCS. ALSO ADDED SOME CODE FOR * FILE 131
X8700 PRT. CONVERTED TO JES2/SP1.3.4 * FILE 131
J13X1ACT 2 SP1.3 EXIT. ACCOUNT USED TO BILL X8700 * FILE 131
PRTER TO VM/RSCS/NJI PRINT. RSCS OUTPUT * FILE 131
DOESN'T COME ACROSS WITH JES2 ACCT INFO * FILE 131
IN THE JOBCARD. * FILE 131
J13X1XF 2 SP1.3 EXIT. X8700 VALID FORMS USED TO * FILE 131
BUILD 'DJDE' RECORD TO BE PUMPED TO X8700 * FILE 131
PRINTER. * FILE 131
J13X3 1 JES2/SP1.3 EXIT3. JOB CARD SCAN EXIT, * FILE 131
ALSO HAS OTHER FEATURES. WE DO VALIDATION * FILE 131
OF ACCT CODES ON JOB CARD. * FILE 131
CONVERTED TO JES2/SP1.3.4 * FILE 131
J13X4 1 JES2/SP1.3 EXIT4. JECL SCAN EXIT. * FILE 131
CONVERTED TO JES2/SP1.3.4 * FILE 131
J13X10 1 JES2/SP1.3 EXIT10. SUPPRESS JES2 WTO * FILE 131
MESGS JOB RECEIPT GENERATED FOR ALL PARTS * FILE 131
OF A JOB THAT IS PRINTED LOCALLY. IS * FILE 131
BECAUSE JES EXIT 1 PRODUCES RECEIPTS TO * FILE 131
A 3287 TYPE PRINTER ALL PARTS OF A JOB * FILE 131
PRINTED LOCALLY. THANKS CAPT JIM CARTER * FILE 131
AND LT PAUL FINDLEY CONVERTED TO * FILE 131
JES2/SP1.3.4 * FILE 131
J13X13 1 JES2/SP1.3 EXIT13. TSO/E EXIT. * FILE 131
J13X255 2 JES2/SP1.3 EXIT255. THIS IS MY EXIT THAT * FILE 131
IS INVOKED BY USER EXIT001 TO PRINT A * FILE 131
RECEIPT ON AN IBM3287 MCS PRINTER SET TO * FILE 131
ROUTCDE=(14). OPERATORS NOW KNOW HOW * FILE 131
MANY LISTINGS THEY WILL FIND ON THE * FILE 131
PRINTERS. CONVERTED TO JES2/SP1.3.4 * FILE 131
JESXRDR 1Y HURRAY BILL GODFREY, MY GENIUS. YOU CAN * FILE 131
SUBMIT JOBS TO A SECONDARY JES2 LIKE JESX * FILE 131
FROM THIS PGM. LOOK IN TSOSRC FILE YOU * FILE 131
WILL FIND 'SUBMITX' ALLOWS YOU TO SUBMIT * FILE 131
FROM TSO TO A SECONDARY JES2. (ALSO YOU * FILE 131
GET OUTPUTX, CANCELX, AND STATUSX) WITH * FILE 131
SUBMITX. MAY NOT WORK BEYOND JES2/SP1.1 * FILE 131
JES0001 1Y SMP USERMOD TO ALLOW YOU TO DO TSO IN * FILE 131
SECONDARY JES, ALSO STC'S ETC ETC. * FILE 131
MAY NOT WORK BEYOND JES2/SP1.1 * FILE 131
LISTCTLG 1Y LISTS OS CATALOGS EFFICIENTLY. UPDATED * FILE 131
FOR 3400 SERIES TAPE DRIVES, 3330 TYPE * FILE 131
DISKS, 3350'S AND, 3850 MSS. SEE THE * FILE 131
COMMENTS IN THE CODE FOR ADDITIONAL * FILE 131
CAPABILITIES OF THE PGM. * FILE 131
LISTIDR 1 IMPROVED GODDARD SPACE CENTER PROGRAM FOR * FILE 131
LISTING 'IDR' RECORDS. * FILE 131
LISTPDS 1 GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, FAMOUS * FILE 131
'LISTPDS' PROGRAM. UPDATED SO WHEN YOU DO * FILE 131
THE FUNCTION SIMILIAR TO IEHLIST, LISTPDS, * FILE 131
IT GIVES YOU THE SPF STATS, LIKE SPF 3.1 * FILE 131
DOES. SEE THE LISTPDS# FOR ALL OF ITS * FILE 131
CAPABILITIES. * FILE 131
LKEBOX1 1 PLACE NICE LOOKING BOX AROUND YOU LKED * FILE 131
LISTING FOR USE IN CONJUNCTION WITH * FILE 131
ASMBOX1. * FILE 131
LKEDMOD 1 LKED EDITOR ZAP, PUT TIME & DATE INTO * FILE 131
LOAD MODULES MVS/3.8 * FILE 131
LKEDMOD1 1Y LKED EDITOR ZAP TO PUT TIME & DATE INTO * FILE 131
LOAD MODULES MVS/SP1.1 * FILE 131
LKED90 1 ROTATE LKED OUTPUT ON AN IBM 3800 90 * FILE 131
DEGREES AND GET 2 PAGES ONTO 1. * FILE 131
MACROS 1 PACKAGED MOST MACROS IN THIS ONE MEMBER. * FILE 131
LOOK AT THE INSTALL JOBSTREAM TO SEE IF * FILE 131
YOU WILL NEED THEM. HAVE '><' IN PLACE OF * FILE 131
'./' IN IEBUPDTE FORMAT SO USE 'PDSLOAD' * FILE 131
PGM AS I DID. * FILE 131
MACROS FOR THIS FILE ARE NOW INCLUDED * FILE 131
$-E F-M N-T U-Z * FILE 131
$#SVCKP FLOAT OPENIF 12345678 * FILE 131
$#SVCKS IFIX OPENIN * FILE 131
$REGS LOADIT SEARCHDD * FILE 131
@ LOADS SNAPREGS * FILE 131
CAPS MOVE STAE$ * FILE 131
CLOSEIF MSG TESTOPEN * FILE 131
COMMENT TRC * FILE 131
DFLOAT * FILE 131
EDIT * FILE 131
MIRROR 1X REVERSE THE DATA ON INPUT CARD IMAGE. * FILE 131
I.E. 1-80 IS NOW IN 80-1. * FILE 131
MODREP 2 LPA MODULE REPLACEMENT PROGRAM OBTAINED * FILE 131
FROM THE CBT TAPE. MODIFIED AT AFDSC SO * FILE 131
IT WILL NOT ABEND WITH A S522. SEVERAL * FILE 131
OTHER BUGS FIXED. * FILE 131
MSGWRITE 2X SUBROUTINE USED BY SOME OF THE UTILITIES. * FILE 131
MSSMOUNT 1 ZAP TO LET TSO USERS MOUNT MSS VOLUMES * FILE 131
WITHOUT HAVING MOUNT ATTRIBUTE IN 'UADS'. * FILE 131
OFFLOAD 1 UNLOAD A PDS TO A SEQUENTIAL IEBUPDTE * FILE 131
DATASET. FIXED BUG ABEND 103-4C FOR * FILE 131
UNBLOCKED PDS'ES. * FILE 131
PARMBLOC 2 TAKE THE PARM FROM THE EXEC CARD AND * FILE 131
CREATE A BLOCK LETTER BANNER. HAS OPTIONS * FILE 131
TO SLANT ETC. NICE FOR REPORTS. * FILE 131
PDSGAS 2X ALLOW YOU FIND A 'GAS' MEMBER IN A PDS * FILE 131
PRO- VIDED YOU HAVE NOT COMPRESSED THE * FILE 131
PDS. ASSIGNS MEMBER NAME OF $GASXXXX * FILE 131
WHERE XXXX GOES FROM 0001 TO 9999. THEN * FILE 131
IT IS CALLED BRUTE FORCE TO GO IN WITH * FILE 131
SPF 3.1 TO FIND IT. BUT !! WORKS NOW ON * FILE 131
3380S AND MVS/XA 2.2.0 * FILE 131
PDSLOAD 1 TAKE FILE WITH IEBUPDTE CONTROL CARDS IN * FILE 131
THEM, RELOAD TO A PDS. WILL PUT IN SPF * FILE 131
STATS AND USEFUL FOR FILES UNLOADED BY * FILE 131
OFFLOAD PGM TO FROM CBT TAPE. CAN CHANGE * FILE 131
THE IMBEDDED '><' TO './' AS YOU RELOAD. * FILE 131
PDSMATCH 1 COMPARE THE DIRECTORY OF 2 PDS'S. HAS * FILE 131
MANY OPTIONS. REFER TO THE COMMENTS IN * FILE 131
THE CODE FOR HOW TO RUN THIS UTILITY. * FILE 131
PDSPROGM 1 USED FOR DELETING AND RENAMING MEMBERS OF * FILE 131
PDS FROM A BATCH JOB. MUCH EASIER TO USE * FILE 131
THAN IEHPROGM. * FILE 131
PDSPRINT 1X ANOTHER PDS LIST OR PUNCH PROGRAM. CAN * FILE 131
FEED IT CONTROL CARDS FOR A MEMBER LIST * FILE 131
OR GIVE IT A CHARACTER STRING TO SCAN * FILE 131
FOR. MANY NICE * FILE 131
PDSTEST 1 VERIFIES INTEGRITY OF A LOAD MODULE PDS * FILE 131
BY ISSUING 'LOAD' FOR EVERY MODULE IN THE * FILE 131
LOADLIB IF PROBLEMS OCCUR, THEN YOU ARE * FILE 131
TOLD OF THEM. * FILE 131
PDSUTIL 1 ANOTHER PDS LIST TYPE PROGRAM. THINGS IT * FILE 131
DOES, GIVES YOU A TABLE OF CONTENTS AS TO * FILE 131
WHAT PAGE EACH IS ON. HANDY * FILE 131
P38BOX1 1 SUBROUTINE FOR ASMBOX1. * FILE 131
P38TURN 1 CHARACTER SET USED FOR THE 90 DEGREE * FILE 131
ROTATE. * FILE 131
RACHECK 1Y EL-CHEAPO RACF SECURITY SVC. YALE * FILE 131
UNIVERSITY SVC 130 MADE TO GIVE DIRT-CHEAP * FILE 131
SECURITY. WE USE WHITE HAT - BALCK HAT * FILE 131
THEORY. EITHER YOU CAN GET TO IT OR NOT. * FILE 131
DOES NOT AFFECT STC OR SYSTEM CODE. LOOK * FILE 131
AT SVC TO SEE HOW WE GIVE ALL POWERFUL * FILE 131
SYSTEM PROGRAMMERS (WEARS WHITE HATS) * FILE 131
THE PRIVILEGES. YA, YA. * FILE 131
READF 1 SUBRNTES-READF,WRITEF,RESETF, INTENTED * FILE 131
FOR USE IN PLACE OF FORTRAN UNFORMATTED * FILE 131
I/O (REAL DOG) FORTRAN UNFORMATTED I/O * FILE 131
USES VBS RECORDS WHERE THIS USED FIXED * FILE 131
BLOCKED QSAM. SAVES ALOT OF CPU CYCLES. * FILE 131
ROTATER 1 SUBROUTINE USED IN ROTATE PGMS. * FILE 131
REPLACED P38R90 AND P38R90B. * FILE 131
SEEKMON 1Y MVS VERSION OF OS/MVT SEEKMON. * FILE 131
SETINIT 1X SETS INITIATORS BASED ON WHEN IT IS. HAVE * FILE 131
INITS SET FOR PRIME, EVENINGS, MIDS, * FILE 131
HOLIDAYS, ETC. * FILE 131
SPANCOPY 1X CLEANS UP FILES WITH SPANNED RECS. IT * FILE 131
WILL DROP BAD SPANNED RECORDS, AND IF THE * FILE 131
FILE CONTAINS SMF RECORDS, THEN IT WILL * FILE 131
ATTEMPT TO GIVE YOU AS MUCH INFORMATION * FILE 131
AS IT CAN ON WHAT KIND OF RECS WERE * FILE 131
LOST. GOODBYE S002 ABENDS FROM SMF DATA. * FILE 131
SMFXTRCT 2X GENERALIZED SMF RECORD EXTRACTION UTILITY. * FILE 131
SELECT BY RECORD TYPE, DATE INTERVAL, TIME * FILE 131
INTERVAL, ETC SEE CODE FOR ALL * FILE 131
CAPABILITIES. * FILE 131
STAE$ 1 GENERALIZED ESTAE EXIT FOR MVS. SEE * FILE 131
COMMENTS FOR ITS CAPABILITIES. * FILE 131
STRMACS 1X STRUCTURED PROGRAMMING MACROS FOR * FILE 131
ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE CODING. WAS CALLED * FILE 131
'CONCEPT 14' LONG AGO AND NEVER REALLY * FILE 131
CAUGHT ON. YOU WILL SEE CODE WRITTEN IN * FILE 131
IT AND THESE SHOULD WORK. MACROS * FILE 131
INCLUDED ARE AS FOLLOWS: * FILE 131
CASE ELSE EXITIF POPNEST * FILE 131
CASENTRY ENDCASE GBLVARS PUSHINS * FILE 131
CHKSTACK ENDDO GETCC PUSHLAB * FILE 131
DO ENDLOOP IF PUSHNEST * FILE 131
DOEXIT ENDSRCH IFPROC STKINS * FILE 131
DOPROC EXIT POPINS STRTDO * FILE 131
SYSLOG 1X WRITE YOUR OPERATOR LOGS SAFELY AND * FILE 131
ALWAYS IN ORDER. SEE CODE FOR DETAILS * FILE 131
SYSREPRO 1X SEQUENTIAL COPY UTILITY. IT IS LIKE * FILE 131
IEBGENER BUT MUCH FASTER. PRINTS OUT * FILE 131
DSNAMES, VOLSERS, DCB, ATTRIBUTES, * FILE 131
FILE SEQ NUMBER FOR EACH DATASET. * FILE 131
TANAL 3X DO QUICK SCAN OF UNLABELLED OR LABELLED * FILE 131
TAPE TO GIVE YOU THE MAX AND MIN BLKSIZES * FILE 131
IN ALL FILES AND THE NUMBER OF BLOCKS IN * FILE 131
THE FILE. * FILE 131
TAPEL 3X GIVES YOU A QUICK SCAN OF A TAPE AND GIVES * FILE 131
INFO ON EACH FILE IN EASY TO READ FORM. * FILE 131
MADE FOR THE NOT TOO BRIGHT USER YOU MAY * FILE 131
HAVE. * FILE 131
TAPELZAP 1Y ZAP TO FORCE OPER REPLY WITH 6 CHARACTER * FILE 131
VOL SER ON TAPE. DECREASE TAPES WITH * FILE 131
VOL=SER=U MVS/SP1.1 * FILE 131
TAPEMAP 1X FAMOUS 'TAPEMAP' PROGRAM IN SOURCE CARD * FILE 131
FORM. SURPRISING WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH A * FILE 131
DISASS- EMBLER AND A LOT OF TIME AND * FILE 131
PATIENCE. * FILE 131
TAPESCAN 1 MVS UPDATED VERSION FAMOUS 'TAPESCAN'. * FILE 131
UPDATED TO R4.4 FOR 3480 SUPPORT BY FRANK * FILE 131
PAJERSKI. THE MAN IS NOTHING SHORT OF * FILE 131
"GREAT". * FILE 131
TIDY 1 CLEANS UP FORTRAN CODE. LOOK AT COMMENTS * FILE 131
IN CODE TO SEE HOW TO RUN THE BEAST. * FILE 131
TIDYASM 1 CLEANS UP ALC CODE. LOOK AT COMMENTS IN * FILE 131
CODE TO SEE HOW TO RUN THE BEAST. * FILE 131
TLABEL 2 REPLACES IBM UTILITY 'IEHINIT', OPER * FILE 131
STARTABLE AND WILL ALLOW YOU TO PUT LABEL * FILE 131
TO TAPE OR JUST PUT A TAPEMARK ONTO THE * FILE 131
TAPE. (RUNS AUTHORIZED) * FILE 131
TLPRINT 3X SUBROUTINE USED BY SOME TAPE UTILITIES * FILE 131
TO FORMAT A LABEL OF A TAPE. * FILE 131
TMSLABL 1 FRONT-END TO UCC1 TMSTPNIT TO LABEL * FILE 131
TAPES. GETS AROUND SC03 ABEND PROBLEM * FILE 131
WITH MULTI-LINKS, WE ATTACH INSTEAD. * FILE 131
UNIVERT 1 PGM TO CONVERT CARD DECK DATA BACK AND * FILE 131
FORTH TO UNIVAC(FIELDATA). USES UNIVAC * FILE 131
TRANSLATE TABLES IN 2ND CSECT. * FILE 131
USRGUIDE 1 THIS IS THE 2ISG USER'S GUIDE. HOPEFULLY * FILE 131
IT WILL GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF HOW ONE * FILE 131
INSTALLATION WROTE ONE. * FILE 131
VKILLER 1 SUBTASK FOR TAPEL TO LET YOU DO MULTI * FILE 131
TAPEL'S ON A NO. OF TAPES, THEN IT MAKE * FILE 131
IT QUIT, YOU TELL, KILL TO KILL TAPEL !!! * FILE 131
ZEBCOMPR 1 A ZAP TO THE IBM UTILITY 'IEBCOMPR' TO * FILE 131
DISPLAY UNMATCHED RECORDS IN EBCDIC * FILE 131
INSTEAD OF HEX. WE MADE A COPY OF * FILE 131
IEBCOMPR, CALLED IT ZEBCOMPR AND ZAPPED * FILE 131
IT. * FILE 131
ZTDUMPTP 1X GENERALIZED TAPE DUMPING FACILITY. PUT IT * FILE 131
IN AN AUTHORIZED LIBRARY. VERY POWERFUL. * FILE 131
SEE COMMENTS IN CODE FOR FULL DETAILS. * FILE 131
ZTSECURE 1 MAKE SURE NO DATA IS BEYOND THE 2 DOUBLE * FILE 131
EOF MARKS ON TAPE. WILL DUMP FIRST 3 * FILE 131
BLOCKS AND LAST BLK OF EVERY FILE. LEAPS * FILE 131
OVER DOUBLE END-OF-FILE MARKS & WRITE * FILE 131
BINARY PATTERN UNTIL HITS REFLECTIVE * FILE 131
STRIP. * FILE 131
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 132
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 032". * FILE 132
H F000132 D=APR89 * FILE 132
T FILE 132 - ASSEMBLER(XF) MACRO REFERENCE LIST FROM US * FILE 132
AIR FORCE * FILE 132
K AIR FORCE AIRFORCE V27 JIM MARSHALL * FILE 132
K IFOX00 IFOXLIB AFOXLIB ASSEMBLER BAL ASM MACRO XREF * FILE 132
RELATED FILES: 131-133, 192, 194, 216-219, DOC ALL FILES * FILE 132
MEMBER $$PROSE * FILE 132
ASSEMBLER (XF) MACRO REFERENCE LIST * FILE 132
DOCUMENTATION * FILE 132
WRITTEN BY BILL GODFREY, PLANNING RESEARCH CORPORATION, * FILE 132
PRC COMPUTER CENTER INC, MCLEAN VA 22101 * FILE 132
INSTALLED : 1 INFORMATION SYSTEMS GROUP, PENTAGON * FILE 132
2 INFORMATION SYSTEMS GROUP, SAN ANTONIO * FILE 132
JAMES D. MARSHALL (CAPT USAF RETIRED) * FILE 132
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY * FILE 132
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SERVICE * FILE 132
3700 EAST-WEST HIGHWAY - ROOM 400B * FILE 132
HYATTSVILLE, MD. 20782 * FILE 132
(202) 874-8353 * FILE 132
CHANGE LOG: * FILE 132
7 APR 83 - DON MARQUARDT, MAY & SPEH, OAKBROOK, IL * FILE 132
(312) 620-8060 REPORTED THAT HE TRIED TO * FILE 132
INSTALL THE FILE USING THE MEMBER CALLED * FILE 132
'INSTALX' WHICH ESSENTIALLY USES SUPPLIED * FILE 132
MEMBERS OF OBJECT CODE. HE HAD TROUBLE, SO * FILE 132
USED THE MEMBER 'INSTALO' THAT FORCES YOU * FILE 132
TO REASSEMBLE EVERYTHING AND IT WORKED * FILE 132
WITH NO PROBLEMS. I HAVE NOT TRIED TO INSTALL * FILE 132
IT HERE, BUT DON SAYS IT GOES ON CLEAN IF * FILE 132
REASSEMBLE EVERYTHING. * FILE 132
THE MACRO REFERENCE LIST IS A MODIFICATION TO THE * FILE 132
IFOX00 ASSEMBLER WHICH PRODUCES A LISTING OF ALL * FILE 132
MACRO AND COPY MODULE NAMES THAT THE ASSEMBLER * FILE 132
READ FROM SYSLIB, ALONG WITH THE LIBRARY NUMBER, * FILE 132
DSNAME, AND VOLUME WHERE THE MACRO WAS FOUND. * FILE 132
THE LISTING APPEARS IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE EXTERNAL * FILE 132
SYMBOL DICTIONARY LISTING. * FILE 132
THE LISTING IS GENERATED ONLY IF THERE IS * FILE 132
A 'MACREF' DD STATEMENT PRESENT. THE LISTING * FILE 132
IS WRITTEN TO SYSPRINT, HOWEVER, SO THE 'MACREF' DD * FILE 132
SHOULD BE DUMMY TO KEEP ALLOCATION OVERHEAD TO A * FILE 132
MINIMUM, BECAUSE IT IS MERELY USED AS A SWITCH. * FILE 132
THE LISTING IS SORTED BY MACRO NAME WITHIN LIBRARY. * FILE 132
INSTALLATION REQUIRES TWO ASSEMBLIES (OPTIONAL, SINCE * FILE 132
THE TWO OBJECT DECKS ARE PROVIDED), LINK-EDITING * FILE 132
OF 4 MODULES, AND 3 SMALL ZAPS TO ONE MODULE. * FILE 132
DURING INSTALLATION, MODULE 'AFOX00' IS CREATED BY * FILE 132
COPYING MODULE 'IFOX00', AND ZAPS ARE APPLIED TO * FILE 132
'AFOX00'. TO RUN TESTS AFTER INSTALLATION, YOU MUST * FILE 132
EXECUTE 'AFOX00', NOT 'IFOX00'. AFTER YOU ARE SATISFIED * FILE 132
THAT IS WORKING, YOU MAY WANT TO APPLY THE ZAPS TO * FILE 132
'IFOX00' TOO. (THIS IS SIMPLER THAN DELETING IFOX00 * FILE 132
AND RENAMING AFOX00 TO IFOX00, BECAUSE IFOX00 HAS * FILE 132
ALIASES OF 'ASMBLR' AND 'IEUASM'). * FILE 132
IF YOU CHOOSE TO APPLY THE ZAPS TO 'IFOX00' ITSELF, * FILE 132
THAT IS UP TO YOU. IF YOU PREFER NOT TO DO THAT, YOU * FILE 132
CAN STILL USE 'AFOX00', BECAUSE IT DOES NOT INTERFERE * FILE 132
WITH THE UNMODIFIED 'IFOX00' AT ALL, EVEN IF THEY ARE * FILE 132
BOTH IN THE SAME LOAD LIBRARY. * FILE 132
DATA SETS REQUIRED DURING INSTALLATION. * FILE 132
1) INSTALLATION SOURCE LIBRARY (YOU ARE READING * FILE 132
A MEMBER OF IT). THIS IS NAMED USERID.IFOLIB * FILE 132
IN THE INSTALLATION JCL. USED AS ASSEMBLER * FILE 132
SYSIN AND SYSLIB. * FILE 132
2) INSTALLATION LOAD LIBRARY, WHERE 4 LOAD MODULES * FILE 132
ARE TO BE WRITTEN. THIS IS NAMES USERID.LOAD * FILE 132
IN THE INSTALLATION JCL. OUTPUT ONLY. YOU MAY * FILE 132
CREATE A NEW LOAD LIBRARY OR USE ONE OF YOUR * FILE 132
EXISTING LOAD LIBRARIES ON YOUR SYSTEM. * FILE 132
3) OLD ASSEMBLER LOAD LIBRARY, WHERE YOU CURRENTLY HAVE * FILE 132
YOUR ASSEMBLER. THIS IS NEEDED FOR INPUT ONLY DURING * FILE 132
LINKEDIT. INSTALLATION JCL USES SYS1.LINKLIB. * FILE 132
DESCRIPTION OF SOURCE LIBRARY. * FILE 132
MEMBER 'IFOX0F' IS INPUT TO AN ASSEMBLY. * FILE 132
IT IS MODIFIED IBM SOURCE. * FILE 132
MEMBER 'IFNX4E' IS INPUT TO AN ASSEMBLY. * FILE 132
IT IS MODIFIED IBM SOURCE. * FILE 132
MEMBER 'OFOX0F' IS OBJECT OUTPUT FROM AN ASSEMBLY. * FILE 132
MEMBER 'OFNX4E' IS OBJECT OUTPUT FROM AN ASSEMBLY. * FILE 132
MEMBER 'MACREFBL' IS COPY CODE USED DURING AN ASSEMBLY. * FILE 132
MEMBER 'MACREFGM' IS COPY CODE USED DURING AN ASSEMBLY. * FILE 132
MEMBER 'MACREFFI' IS COPY CODE USED DURING AN ASSEMBLY. * FILE 132
MEMBER 'MACREF4E' IS COPY CODE USED DURING AN ASSEMBLY. * FILE 132
THESE 4 ARE ALL NEW CODE, NOT FROM IBM. * FILE 132
MEMBER 'XDICT' IS A MODIFIED VERSION OF THE MACRO * FILE 132
FROM THE MVS PRIVATE MACROS LIBRARY. * FILE 132
MEMBER 'LINKIN' IS LINKAGE EDITOR CONTROL STATEMENTS. * FILE 132
MEMBER 'ZAPIN' IS AMASPZAP CONTROL STATEMENTS. * FILE 132
MEMBER 'INSTALL' IS INSTALLATION JCL USING SOURCE DECKS. * FILE 132
MEMBER 'INSTALO' IS INSTALLATION JCL USING OBJECT DECKS. * FILE 132
MEMBER '$DOC' IS DOCUMENTATION YOU ARE READING. * FILE 132
ALL OTHER MEMBERS ARE UNMODIFIED IBM SOURCE, * FILE 132
MACROS FROM THE MVS PRIVATE MACROS LIBRARY. * FILE 132
3 ZAPS TO AFOX00 * FILE 132
VER 0414 E7F0F4, REP 0414 E7E7F4. IFOX04 TO IFOXX4. * FILE 132
VER 043A E7F4F1, REP 043A E7F4C1. IFOX41 TO IFOX4A. * FILE 132
VER 0441 E7F4F2, REP 0441 E7F4C2. IFOX42 TO IFOX4B. * FILE 132
THE IBM SOURCE CODE FOR IFOX0F HAS BEEN KEEP UP TO * FILE 132
DATE LOCALLY BY MODIFING OLDER IBM SOURCE CODE. * FILE 132
THE OTHER IBM SOURCE CODE IS OF UNDETERMINED LEVEL. * FILE 132
MOST RECENT CHANGE: PTF UZ32460 (8010) TO IFOX0F. * FILE 132
TO COMPARE THE CODE WITH THE CURRENT IBM SOURCE * FILE 132
(ON MICROFICHE FOR EXAMPLE), CHANGE THE 'SETB' * FILE 132
FOR &MACREF TO ZERO (IN IFOX0F AND XDICT) AND ASSEMBLE. * FILE 132
THIS WILL PRODUCE AN ASSEMBLY WITHOUT THE MODIFICATIONS, * FILE 132
WHICH YOU CAN COMPARE TO THE MICROFICHE OR TO AN AMASPZAP * FILE 132
DUMP OF YOUR CURRENT UNMODIFIED ASSEMBLER. * FILE 132
IN THE MODIFIED VERSION OF THE ASSEMBLER, * FILE 132
- MODULE AFOX00 REPLACES IFOX00 (BUT YOU CAN CALL IT * FILE 132
IFOX00 IF YOU CHOOSE TO REPLACE IFOX00). * FILE 132
- MODULE IFOXX4 IS USED INSTEAD OF IFOX04, * FILE 132
- MODULE IFOX4A IS USED INSTEAD OF IFOX41, * FILE 132
- MODULE IFOX4B IS USED INSTEAD OF IFOX42. * FILE 132
IFOX41/4A IS USED WHEN THE 'TEST' OPTION IS NOT SPECIFIED. * FILE 132
IFOX42/4B IS USED WHEN THE 'TEST' OPTION IS SPECIFIED. * FILE 132
THE MODULE PRODUCED BY THE ASSEMBLY OF IFOX4E IS * FILE 132
LINK-EDITED INTO BOTH IFOX4A AMD IFOX4B. * FILE 132
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 133
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 033". * FILE 133
H F000133 D=JUL86 * FILE 133
T FILE 133 - CATALOG PRINT/PUNCH FROM US AIR FORCE * FILE 133
K AIR FORCE AIRFORCE V23 JIM MARSHALL * FILE 133
K CATALOG CATLG CATPTPCH IEHPROGM * FILE 133
RELATED FILES: 131-133, 192, 194, 216-219, DOC ALL FILES * FILE 133
MEMBER $$PROSE * FILE 133
C A T P T P C H * FILE 133
RELEASE 1 24 JULY 1984 * FILE 133
THIS IS THE SOURCE FILE TO ASSEMBLE A PROGRAM CALLED * FILE 133
'CATPTPCH'. I OBTAINED IT FROM THE OS/MVT PROJECT TAPE * FILE 133
WHEN I WAS ON OS/MVT. IT WILL ALLOW YOU TO OFFLOAD YOUR * FILE 133
OS CATALOGS IN IEHPROGM PROGRAM FORMAT CONTROL CARDS. IT * FILE 133
DOES ALL THE BLDG'S ETC NECESSARY TO REBUILD THE CATALOG. * FILE 133
TRUE THERE ARE NICE NEAT PROGRAMS TO DO COPIES OF * FILE 133
CATALOGS ETC. BUT THERE IS JUST SOMETHING THAT GIVES YOU * FILE 133
A WARM FEELING IN THE BOTTOM OF YOUR STOMACH WHEN YOU CAN * FILE 133
SEE THE CATALOG REPRODUCED IN IEHPROGM CONTROL CARDS. * FILE 133
WE HAVE ADDED THE ADDITIONAL SUPPORT FOR ALL 3330 * FILE 133
DEVICES 3350'S. IT HAS SOME OTHER FUNCTIONS THAT ARE * FILE 133
EXPLAINED IN THE MEMBER $DOC. THE CODE IS IN THE FORM * FILE 133
OF MACROS AND I HAVE PUT A MEMBER CALLED $INSTALL TO * FILE 133
DEMONSTRATE THE JCL REQUIRED FOR AN ASSEMBLY. I WANT * FILE 133
TO THANK DARRELL WILCOX OF KING COUNTY SYSTEMS FOR THE * FILE 133
ORIGINAL CODE. GOOD LUCK !!!!! * FILE 133
JAMES D. MARSHALL (CAPT USAF RETIRED) * FILE 133
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY * FILE 133
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SERVICE * FILE 133
3700 EAST-WEST HIGHWAY - ROOM 400B * FILE 133
HYATTSVILLE, MD. 20782 * FILE 133
(202) 874-8353 * FILE 133
AS AN ADDED WORD HERE. I BELIEVE YOU WILL SEE THE SYSTEM * FILE 133
ON THE MACRO FOR GENERATING THE CODE. WHEN IT WAS * FILE 133
ORIGINALLY CODED I THINK 'SYSTEM=370' MEANT TO INCLUDE * FILE 133
370 INSTRUCTIONS. I TRIED THE CODE AND IT BLEW. SO I * FILE 133
INTEND THE MEANING TO BE 'SYSTEM=360' TO BE FOR OS/MVT * FILE 133
ON 360'S AND 370'S. AND 'SYSTEM=370' TO MEAN OS/MVS. I * FILE 133
HAVE ONLY DONE THE FUNCTIONS TO PRINT THE CATALOG OFF OR * FILE 133
PUNCH IT OFF. WILL PROBABLY CONTINUE TO PLAY WITH IT. IF * FILE 133
YOU DISCOVER ANY BUGS, PLEASE SEND ME THE CORRECTIONS. * FILE 133
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 134
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 034". * FILE 134
H F000134 D=SEP82 * FILE 134
T FILE 134 - SPF PANELS, MENUS, AND MESSAGES FROM * FILE 134
DELUXE CHECK PRINTERS * FILE 134
K TSO SPF PANELS MENUS MESSAGES DELUXE CHECK MIKE LOOS * FILE 134
V22 * FILE 134
K ABR COBOL GENER IEBGENER INFO MANAGEMENT FOREGROUND * FILE 134
LINKAGE EDITOR * FILE 134
K COMPARE PASSWORD SERIES/1 VTOC UTILITY TUTORIAL * FILE 134
BACKGROUND * FILE 134
RELATED FILES: 134-136, 183. DOCUMENTATION IS IN * FILE 134
FILE 134 MEMBER $$$DOC. * FILE 134
ANY INSTALLATION PROBLEMS OR FIXES TO BUGS MAY * FILE 134
BE ADDRESSED TO MIKE LOOS * FILE 134
Mike Loos * FILE 134
VP of Ops and Tech Support * FILE 134
Fair, Isaac and Company, Inc. * FILE 134
4295 Lexington Avenue North * FILE 134
St. Paul, MN 55126 * FILE 134
mikeloos@fairisaac.com * FILE 134
ALL PANELS AND OR MENUS AND OR MESSAGES AND OR * FILE 134
SKELETONS ARE IN PDS1 AND HAVE BEEN CONVERTED TO * FILE 134
THE NEWEST ISPF AND ISPF/PDF FORMATS 5668-960 AND * FILE 134
5665-268 I THINK. * FILE 134
ALL CLISTS ARE IN PDS2. * FILE 134
ALL PROGRAMS ARE IN PDS3. (INCLUDING RACF) * FILE 134
DOCUMENTATION * FILE 134
(THIS IS A PARTIAL LIST) * FILE 134
$$$$DISC DISCLAIMER ON CONTENTS * FILE 134
$$$DOC YOU ARE READING IT * FILE 134
SPF MENUS * FILE 134
ABR***** ABR UTILITY SELECTION AND FUNCTIONS PANELS * FILE 134
COBOL2 FOREGROUND COBOL COMPILE PANEL * FILE 134
COBOL2B BACKGROUND COBOL COMPILE PANEL * FILE 134
GENER1 FOREGROUND IEBGENER PANEL * FILE 134
INFOMGT1 INFO MANAGEMENT PANEL * FILE 134
INFOSEL INFO MANAGEMENT DATABASE SELECTION PANEL * FILE 134
ISR@PRIM REPLACEMENT FOR PRIMARY OPTION MENU * FILE 134
LINK3 FOREGROUND LINKAGE EDIT PANEL * FILE 134
LINK3B BACKGROUND LINKAGE EDIT PANEL * FILE 134
PLTCMPR1 COMPARE UTILITY PANEL * FILE 134
PSWDSEL PASSWORD (OS) MAINTENANCE SELECTION PANEL * FILE 134
PWADD PASSWORD (OS) ADDITION PANEL * FILE 134
PWCHNG PASSWORD (OS) CHANGE PANEL * FILE 134
PWDEL PASSWORD (OS) DELETION PANEL * FILE 134
S1ASM1 FOREGROUND SERIES 1 HOST ASSEMBLER PANEL * FILE 134
S1ASM1B BACKGROUND SERIES 1 HOST ASSEMBLER PANEL * FILE 134
S1OBJ1 FOREGROUND SERIES 1 OBJECT SHIPPING PANEL * FILE 134
USERSEL USER UTILITY SELECTION MENU * FILE 134
USERSELB USER BACKGROUND SELECTION MENU * FILE 134
USERVTOC VTOC UTILITY PANEL * FILE 134
SPF TUTORIAL MENUS * FILE 134
TABR**** ABR UTILITY FUNCTIONS TUTORIAL PANELS * FILE 134
TPLTCMP* COMPARE UTILITY TUTORIAL PANELS * FILE 134
TS1ASM1 SERIES1 OBJECT SHIPPING TUTORIAL PANEL * FILE 134
TVTOC** VTOC UTILITY TUTORIAL PANELS * FILE 134
SPF MESSAGES * FILE 134
ABR00 ABR UTILITY FUNCTIONS MESSAGES * FILE 134
PLTCM00 COMPARE MESSAGES * FILE 134
SASM00 SERIES 1 MESSAGES * FILE 134
VTOC00 VTOC UTILITY MESSAGES * FILE 134
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 135
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 035". * FILE 135
H F000135 D=SEP82 * FILE 135
T FILE 135 - SPF RELATED CLISTS FROM DELUXE CHECK * FILE 135
PRINTERS * FILE 135
K TSO SPF CLISTS DELUXE CHECK PRINTER MIKE LOOS V22 * FILE 135
K ABR PASSWORD GENER IEBGENER INFO MANAGEMENT * FILE 135
FOREGROUND COMPARE * FILE 135
K UTILITY SERIES/1 COBOL LINKAGE EDITOR VTOC UTILITY * FILE 135
BACKGROUND * FILE 135
RELATED FILES: 134-136, 183. DOCUMENTATION IS IN FILE * FILE 135
134 MEMBER $$$DOC. * FILE 135
ANY INSTALLATION PROBLEMS OR FIXES TO BUGS MAY BE * FILE 135
ADDRESSED TO * FILE 135
Mike Loos * FILE 135
VP of Ops and Tech Support * FILE 135
Fair, Isaac and Company, Inc. * FILE 135
4295 Lexington Avenue North * FILE 135
St. Paul, MN 55126 * FILE 135
mikeloos@fairisaac.com * FILE 135
CLISTS * FILE 135
ABR***** ABR CLISTS * FILE 135
****PASS PASSWORD (OS) MAINTENANCE CLISTS * FILE 135
GENER1 IEBGENER CLIST * FILE 135
INFOMGT1 INFO MANAGEMENT CLIST * FILE 135
PLTCMPR FOREGROUND COMPARE UTILITY CLIST * FILE 135
(REQUIRES SYNCSORT) * FILE 135
S1ASM1 FOREGROUND SERIES 1 HOST ASSEMBLER CLIST * FILE 135
S1ASM1B BACKGROUND SERIES 1 HOST ASSEMBLER CLIST * FILE 135
S1OBJ1 FOREGROUND SERIES 1 OBJECT SHIPPING CLIST * FILE 135
USERCOB FOREGROUND COBOL COMPILER CLIST * FILE 135
USERCOBB BACKGROUND COBOL COMPILER CLIST * FILE 135
USERLNK FOREGROUND LINK EDIT CLIST * FILE 135
USERLNKB BACKGROUND LINK EDIT CLIST * FILE 135
USERSELB BACKGROUND SELECTION PROCESSING CLIST * FILE 135
VTOCCMD1 VTOC UTILITY (REQUIRES VTOC COMMAND FROM CBT * FILE 135
TAPE) * FILE 135
NOTE ON THE CLISTS: * FILE 135
MOST OF THE PROGRAMS USED IN THE CLISTS ARE * FILE 135
EXECUTED VIA THE "$" COMMAND WHICH SIMPLY USES * FILE 135
THE PROGRAM FROM THE LINKLIST THIS COULD BE * FILE 135
CHANGED TO "CALL 'LIBRARY(PROGRAM)'" IF YOU * FILE 135
WISH ALSO IF THE COMMAND IS NOT STANDARD IBM * FILE 135
IT IS PROBABLY ON THE CBT TAPE SOMEWHERE. * FILE 135
NOTE FROM BEN MOORE: * FILE 135
THE $ COMMAND IS IN FILE 183 WHICH IS AN * FILE 135
EARLIER VERSION OF THE DELUXE CHECK PRINTERS * FILE 135
CONTRIBUTIONS WITH UPDATES BY HOWARD DEAN OF * FILE 135
GTE. I'LL KEEP BOTH SETS AROUND FOR A WHILE. * FILE 135
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 136
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 036". * FILE 136
H F000136 D=SEP82 * FILE 136
T FILE 136 - SPF RELATED PROGRAMS FROM DELUXE CHECK * FILE 136
PRINTERS * FILE 136
K TSO SPF PROGRAMS DELUXE CHECK MIKE LOOS V22 * FILE 136
K FOLDIT SMFSEL DLXSUBMT IKJEFF10 DLXPOST RACF SUBMIT * FILE 136
EXIT PASSWORD * FILE 136
RELATED FILES: 134-136, 183. DOCUMENTATION IS IN FILE * FILE 136
134 MEMBER $$$DOC. * FILE 136
ANY INSTALLATION PROBLEMS OR FIXES TO BUGS MAY * FILE 136
BE ADDRESSED TO * FILE 136
Mike Loos * FILE 136
VP of Ops and Tech Support * FILE 136
Fair, Isaac and Company, Inc. * FILE 136
4295 Lexington Avenue North * FILE 136
St. Paul, MN 55126 * FILE 136
mikeloos@fairisaac.com * FILE 136
PROGRAMS * FILE 136
THERE IS A MORE DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF ALL THESE * FILE 136
PROGRAMS IN THE BEGINNING OF THE CODE: * FILE 136
MEMBER DESCRIPTION * FILE 136
FOLDIT PROGRAM FOR PRINTING DATA SETS WITH UPPER * FILE 136
AND LOWER CASE CHARACTERS ON PRINTERS * FILE 136
LACKING THE LUXURY OF LOWER CASE * FILE 136
SMFSEL THIS PROGRAM COPIES ONE SMF HISTORY TAPE TO * FILE 136
ANOTHER BUT ALLOW SELECTION BY DATE * FILE 136
(JULIAN) AND TIME (MILITARY 24 HR CLOCK). * FILE 136
(FIXED BUG WITH DATE SELECTION) * FILE 136
DLXSUBMT PROGRAM USED HERE AS A STC TO PROVIDE RACF * FILE 136
PASSWORDS FOR OPERATIONS JOBS (PASSWORD * FILE 136
DECRYPTION ROUTINE IS NOT MINE BUT IT DOES * FILE 136
WORK FOR ANY LENGTH PASSWORD. I DO NOT * FILE 136
PROFESS TO UNDERSTAND IT AND I HAVE * FILE 136
CONVENIENTLY FORGOTTEN THE FINE GENTLEMAN * FILE 136
WHO PROVIDED IT TO ME) * FILE 136
IKJEFF10 DOES APPROXIMATELY THE SAME THING AS * FILE 136
DLXSUBMT EXCEPT IS THE A TSO SUBMIT EXIT. * FILE 136
HAS A COUPLE OF MINOR LIMITATIONS, MAINLY * FILE 136
THAT THE PASSWORD FIELD MUST HAVE EXACTLY * FILE 136
THE SAME NUMBER OF QUESTION MARKS AS THE * FILE 136
USERS PASSWORD HAS CHARACTERS. IF ANY ON * FILE 136
FIXES THAT PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL I AM SHORT * FILE 136
OF TIME. * FILE 136
DLXPOST SLOPPY BUT IT DOES ALLOW PRINTING OF MOST * FILE 136
PRINT TYPE FILES ON A 6670 USING OCL FROM * FILE 136
SYSIN. (DOCUMENTATION IS CURRENTLY A LITTLE * FILE 136
DEFICIENT) * FILE 136
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 137
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 037". * FILE 137
H F000137 D=DEC82 * FILE 137
T FILE 137 - VERSION OF IEBCOPY TO RUN ON * FILE 137
NON-VS SYSTEMS * FILE 137
K IEBCOPY MFT MVT VSCOPY IGG019C9 UNLOAD * FILE 137
NASA GODDARD V24 * FILE 137
THIS FILE CONTAINS A JOBSTREAM AND OBJECT DECKS TO * FILE 137
LINKEDIT A VERSION OF IEBCOPY. THIS VERSION OF * FILE 137
IEBCOPY IS FROM SVS AND HAS BEEN MODIFIED TO RUN UNDER * FILE 137
MFT/MVT SYSTEMS. THIS JOBSTREAM CREATES TWO LOAD * FILE 137
MODULES, VSCOPY AND IGG019C9. IGG019C9 IS A CHANNEL * FILE 137
END APPENDAGE AND SHOULD BE MOVED INTO SYS1.SVCLIB. * FILE 137
UNDER SVS, THIS VERSION ALSO REQUIRED IGG019FT BUT * FILE 137
THIS CODE HAS BEEN ZAPPED OUT. NOTICE THAT THE CSECT * FILE 137
NAME FOR IGG019C9 IS IGG019C8. THIS IS OK AS THE NAME * FILE 137
IN VSCOPY HAS BEEN ZAPPED TO IGG019C9. * FILE 137
THIS PROGRAM COULD BE USED BY NON-VS INSTALLATIONS TO * FILE 137
RELOAD THOSE FILES ON THIS AND OTHER MODS TAPES THAT * FILE 137
ARE IN IEBCOPY UNLOADED FORMAT. * FILE 137
THIS VERSION WAS OBTAINED FROM THE NASA-GODDARD TAPE * FILE 137
THAT ARNIE CASINGHINO FOUND DEEP IN HIS TAPE LIBRARY. * FILE 137
THANKS ALSO TO FRANK PAJERSKI FOR HIS HELP IN * FILE 137
UNDERSTANDING THE HISTORY OF THIS PROGRAM. * FILE 137
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 138
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 038". * FILE 138
H F000138 D=JAN80 * FILE 138
T FILE 138 - PSUEDO LOGICAL SWAP * FILE 138
K PSUEDO SWAP LOGICAL PERFORMANCE V1 * FILE 138
'PSUEDO LOGICAL-SWAP' - SHOULD REDUCE UNNECESSARY * FILE 138
SWAP, REDUCE ASMQ LENGTH AND ALLOW MORE BATCH TO RUN * FILE 138
WITH TSO. SHOULDN'T AFFECT TSOMON STATISTICS, BUT MAY * FILE 138
HAVE A MINIMAL AFFECT ON RMF. CONTRIBUTOR'S NAME * FILE 138
WITHELD BY REQUEST * FILE 138
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 139
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 039". * FILE 139
H F000139 D=JAN98 * FILE 139
T FILE 139 - CBT MVS UTILITIES TAPE DESCRIPTION * FILE 139
K CBT CASINGHINO GOLOB * FILE 139
THIS FILE IS NOW EMPTY. CONTENTS OF THE CURRENT CBT * FILE 139
TAPE (OR A VERY RECENT ONE) IS NOW ON FILE 103. * FILE 139
THIS REFLECTS VERSION 416, 12/18/97 * FILE 139
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: * FILE 139
SAM GOLOB * FILE 139
P.O. BOX 906 * FILE 139
TALLMAN, NY 10982-0906 * FILE 139
NEW PHONE NUMBER: 845-362-1996 * FILE 139
email: sbgolob@aol.com or sbgolob@attglobal.net * FILE 139
For access to all CBT Tape and CBT Overflow Tape files * FILE 139
via Internet, please go to the CBT Tape web site: * FILE 139
http://www.cbttape.org * FILE 139
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 140
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 040". * FILE 140
H F000140 D=APR80 * FILE 140
T FILE 140 - STORAGE FENCING * FILE 140
K STORAGE FENCING V3 CICS FENCE PERFORMANCE * FILE 140
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE FLOATING STORAGE FENCE (NON SE) * FILE 140
THIS STRATEGY DIFFERS FROM OTHER STORAGE FENCING IN * FILE 140
THAT THE NUMBER OF FENCED PAGE FRAMES VARIES WITH THE * FILE 140
DEMAND (AS MEASURED BY UIC) OF THE PROTECTED ADDRESS * FILE 140
SPACE. AS ITS PRIVATE UIC DROPS, STEALING IS * FILE 140
INHIBITED AND MORE FRAMES ARE PROTECTED. AS IT IDLES * FILE 140
UIC RISES AND STEAL RESUMES, RETURNING MORE OF ITS * FILE 140
FRAMES TO THE PAGE FRAME POOL FOR USE BY OTHER ADDRESS * FILE 140
SPACES. ANOTHER KEY DIFFERENCE IS THAT THIS MOD * FILE 140
EXCLUDES THE PROTECTED ADDRESS SPACE FROM SYSTEM-WIDE * FILE 140
HIGH UIC CALCULATION, ENABLING SRM TO CONTINUE TO USE * FILE 140
UIC IN ADJUSTING SYSTEM MPL. CONTRIBUTOR: NAME * FILE 140
WITHHELD * FILE 140
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 141
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 041". * FILE 141
H F000141 D=APR80 * FILE 141
T FILE 141 - RMF TRACE * FILE 141
K RMF EXIT TRACE CICS V3 PERFORMANCE * FILE 141
THIS MOD INSTALLS SPECIAL RMF TRACE FEATURE TO MEASURE * FILE 141
EFFECT OF OTHER MODS ON CICS PAGING AND PERFORMANCE. * FILE 141
IT IS USEFUL TO MEASURE PAGING INDICATORS FOR A * FILE 141
SPECIFIC ADDRESS SPACE, E.G., ITS HIGH UIC, PAGE-FAULT * FILE 141
RATE OR FRAME COUNT. CAUTION: THE ADDRESS SPACE YOU * FILE 141
WANT TO MEASURE MUST BE SWAPPED IN, OR RESULT WILL BE * FILE 141
UNPREDICT- ABLE. MAKE IT NON-SWAPPABLE VIA PPT IR * FILE 141
IPS. * FILE 141
CONTRIBUTOR: NAME WITHHELD * FILE 141
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 142
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 042". * FILE 142
H F000142 D=APR80 * FILE 142
T FILE 142 - IEFUJV EXIT * FILE 142
K IEFUJV EXIT V3 * FILE 142
THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF A RATHER EXTENSIVE IEFUJV JCL * FILE 142
VALIDATION EXIT. RATHER THAN EXPLAIN IT HERE SEE THE * FILE 142
COMMENTS IN THE SOURCE CODE. WE NEVER GOT A COPY OF * FILE 142
THE REQUIRED TABLE. * FILE 142
CONTRIBUTOR: NAME WITHHELD * FILE 142
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 143
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 043". * FILE 143
H F000143 D=SEP82 * FILE 143
T FILE 143 - PAGEPLOT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS * FILE 143
K PAGEPLOT 3800 XEROX 9700 SASGRAPH STATISTICS * FILE 143
CANADA SUGI * FILE 143
K CALCOMP V22 * FILE 143
RELATED FILES: 144, 145, 146, DOCUMENTATION IS IN * FILE 143
FILE 143 AND FILE 145 MEMBER SYSDOC. * FILE 143
INTRODUCTION * FILE 143
------------ * FILE 143
PAGEPLOT IS A COLLECTION OF SUBROUTINES USED TO * FILE 143
GENERATE COMPUTER GRAPHICS ON PRINTERS WHICH USE * FILE 143
SOFTWARE GENERATED CHARACTER SETS. THE SYSTEM WAS * FILE 143
DEVELOPED TO SUPPORT THE USE OF THE IBM 3800 AND XEROX * FILE 143
9700 LASER PRINTERS AS GRAPHICS DEVICES DRIVEN BY THE * FILE 143
SAS/GRAPH SYSTEM. THE INTERFACE WITH SAS, WHICH IS * FILE 143
KNOWN AS THE UNIVERSAL DEVICE DRIVER, ALLOWS THE * FILE 143
IMPLEMENTATION OF GRAPHICS DEVICE DRIVERS FROM * FILE 143
CALCOMP-COMPATIBLE GRAPHICS SUBROUTINES PROVIDED BY * FILE 143
THE USER. THE TERM CALCOMP-COMPATIBLE REFERS TO THE * FILE 143
CALLING SEQUENCES DEFINED IN "BASIC SOFTWARE FOR * FILE 143
ELECTROMECHANICAL PLOTTERS", PUBLISHED BY CALIFORNIA * FILE 143
COMPUTER PRODUCTS INC (CALCOMP). THE PAGEPLOT * FILE 143
SUBROUTINES USE THESE CONVENTIONS, TO THE EXTENT * FILE 143
REQUIRED BY SAS/GRAPH, BUT THE LIBRARY DOES NOT * FILE 143
INCLUDE EVERY ROUTINE DEFINED BY CALCOMP. THE * FILE 143
PAGEPLOT SOFTWARE MAY BE COMBINED WITH SUBROUTINES * FILE 143
FROM ANOTHER GRAPHICS PACKAGE TO PRODUCE A COMPLETE * FILE 143
IMPLEMENTATION. IN ADDITION TO THE GRAPHICS * FILE 143
SUBROUTINES, THE PACKAGE REQUIRES THE USE OF A SPECIAL * FILE 143
CHARACTER SET. THIS CHARACTER SET IS BASED ON THE * FILE 143
EBCDIC STANDARD BUT INCLUDES A NUMBER OF ADDITIONAL * FILE 143
CHARACTERS USED SPECIFICALLY FOR GRAPHICS. THE * FILE 143
CHARACTER SETS FOR THE IBM 3800 AND XEROX 9700 ARE * FILE 143
GENERATED BY SPECIAL PURPOSE SOFTWARE AND MUST BE * FILE 143
PERMANENTLY INSTALLED IN THE PRINTER FONT LIBRARY. * FILE 143
PAGEPLOT GRAPHICS ARE GENERATED BY THE GRAPHICS * FILE 143
SUBROUTINES AND PRINTED ON THE TARGET DEVICE USING * FILE 143
THIS SPECIAL CHARACTER SET. * FILE 143
CONCEPTS * FILE 143
-------- * FILE 143
THE BASIC CONCEPT BEHIND PAGEPLOT IS THE * FILE 143
SOFTWARE-GENERATED GRAPHICS CHARACTER SET WHICH * FILE 143
SIMULATES A RASTER-SCAN GRAPHICS DISPLAY. EACH PLOT * FILE 143
REQUIRES ONE PRINTER PAGE, WHICH IS FILLED WITH TEXT, * FILE 143
SPECIAL SYMBOLS AND MOSAIC CHARACTERS. THE AREA OF * FILE 143
THE PLOTTING SURFACE IS DETERMINED FROM THE SIZE OF * FILE 143
THE PRINTER FORM USED, WHILE THE RESOLUTION OF THE * FILE 143
IMAGE DEPENDS UPON THE SIZE OF CHARACTERS USED. EACH * FILE 143
PAGE IS TREATED AS A MATRIX OF CHARACTER CELLS AND IS * FILE 143
FILLED BY CALLS TO THE PLOT AND SYMBOL SUBROUTINES. A * FILE 143
SEPARATE IMAGE IS MAINTAINED BY EACH OF THESE * FILE 143
ROUTINES. THE PLOT IMAGE IS FORMED FROM MOSAIC * FILE 143
CHARACTERS, WHICH CONSIST OF SIX RECTANGULAR PIXELS * FILE 143
ARRANGED IN TWO COLUMNS. SIXTY-FOUR MOSAIC CHARACTERS * FILE 143
ARE USED REPRESENT ALL COMBINATIONS OF THE SIX PIXELS. * FILE 143
THE SYMBOL ROUTINE BUILDS AN IMAGE FROM TEXT * FILE 143
CHARACTERS AND CENTRED GRAPHICS SYMBOLS. AT THE * FILE 143
COMPLETION OF EVERY PLOT, THE TEXT IMAGE IS MERGED * FILE 143
ONTO THE MOSAIC ONE, WITH NON-BLANK TEXT CHARACTERS * FILE 143
ERASING OVERLAID MOSAICS. THE COMPLETED PLOT IS THEN * FILE 143
WRITTEN OUT TO AN EXTERNAL PRINT FILE AND PRINTED ON * FILE 143
THE TARGET DEVICE USING THE PAGEPLOT GRAPHICS * FILE 143
CHARACTER SET. * FILE 143
DISCLAIMER * FILE 143
---------- * FILE 143
THESE MATERIALS ARE PROVIDED TO MVS SHARE FOR * FILE 143
DISTRIBUTION TO INTEREST THIRD PARTIES ON A * FILE 143
NOT-FOR-PROFIT BASIS. THE CONTENTS OF THIS PACKAGE * FILE 143
MAY BE FURTHER COPIED AND DISTRIBUTED BY ANY THIRD * FILE 143
PARTY, PROVIDED THE CREDIT IS GIVEN TO THE GOVERNMENT * FILE 143
OF CANADA AND THAT NO CHARGE IS MADE EXCEPT TO RECOVER * FILE 143
THE COSTS OF SUCH DISTRIBUTION. NO WARRANTY AS TO THE * FILE 143
COMPLETENESS OR CORRECTNESS OF THE SOFTWARE IS * FILE 143
EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED STATISTICS CANADA. TECHNICAL * FILE 143
SUPPORT FOR THIS PACKAGE MUST BE PROVIDED BY THE USER. * FILE 143
NO SUPPORT OR ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION FOR THESE * FILE 143
MATERIALS WILL BE PROVIDED BY STATISTICS CANADA. * FILE 143
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE ENHANCEMENT OF THESE MATERIALS MAY * FILE 143
BE DIRECTED TO: SPECIAL RESOURCES SUB-DIVISION, * FILE 143
SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT DIVISION, STATISTICS CANADA, * FILE 143
OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA K1A 0T6, TELEPHONE * FILE 143
(613) 995-9960. * FILE 143
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 144
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 044". * FILE 144
H F000144 D=SEP82 * FILE 144
T FILE 144 - PAGEPLOT DOCUMENTATION AND SAMPLE * FILE 144
PRINT FILES * FILE 144
K PAGEPLOT 3800 XEROX 9700 SASGRAPH STATISTICS * FILE 144
CANADA SUGI * FILE 144
K CALCOMP V22 * FILE 144
RELATED FILES: 144, 145, 146, DOCUMENTATION IS IN * FILE 144
FILE 143 AND FILE 145 MEMBER SYSDOC. * FILE 144
SEE FILE 143 FOR COMPLETE ABSTRACT. * FILE 144
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 145
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 045". * FILE 145
H F000145 D=SEP82 * FILE 145
T FILE 145 - PAGEPLOT SOURCE PROGRAMS AND * FILE 145
SAMPLE JCL * FILE 145
K PAGEPLOT 3800 XEROX 9700 SASGRAPH STATISTICS * FILE 145
CANADA SUGI * FILE 145
K CALCOMP V22 * FILE 145
RELATED FILES: 144, 145, 146, DOCUMENTATION IS * FILE 145
IN FILE 143 AND FILE 145 MEMBER * FILE 145
SYSDOC. * FILE 145
SEE FILE 143 FOR COMPLETE ABSTRACT. * FILE 145
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 146
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 046". * FILE 146
H F000146 D=SEP82 * FILE 146
T FILE 146 - PAGEPLOT SUBROUTINES AND CHARACTER SET * FILE 146
DEFINITIONS * FILE 146
K PAGEPLOT 3800 XEROX 9700 SASGRAPH STATISTICS * FILE 146
CANADA SUGI * FILE 146
K CALCOMP V22 * FILE 146
RELATED FILES: 144, 145, 146, DOCUMENTATION IS IN * FILE 146
FILE 143 AND FILE 145 MEMBER SYSDOC. * FILE 146
SEE FILE 143 FOR COMPLETE ABSTRACT. * FILE 146
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 147
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 047". * FILE 147
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 155
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 055". * FILE 155
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 156
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 056". * FILE 156
H F000156 D=OCT82 * FILE 156
T FILE 156 - VSAM VOLUME MAP PROGRAM AND RMF EXIT * FILE 156
FROM COCA-COLA * FILE 156
K VSAM PL1 PLI VOLMAP VTOC CATALOG ERBRUS99 RMF * FILE 156
RMFMON MPL ASM SRM * FILE 156
K JAMES COOK V23 PERFORMANCE COCA COLA COCACOLA COKE * FILE 156
THIS FILE CONTAINS CONTRIBUTIONS BY: * FILE 156
JAMES F. COOK * FILE 156
THE COCA-COLA COMPANY * FILE 156
ONE COCA-COLA PLAZA, N.W. * FILE 156
ATLANTA, GA 30313 * FILE 156
(404) 676-8522 * FILE 156
CONTENTS: * FILE 156
A PL/I (OPTIMIZER) PROGRAM TO PROVIDE A VSAM VOLUME * FILE 156
MAP OF ALL VOLUMES IN A PARTICULAR VSAM CATALOG. IT * FILE 156
MAPS EACH DATA SPACE AND EACH DATA AND INDEX * FILE 156
COMPONENT WITHIN THE DATA SPACE BY STARTING AND * FILE 156
ENDING CCHH. * FILE 156
AN RMF USER EXIT TO DISPLAY THE SRM MPL CONTENTION * FILE 156
INDICATORS AND PAGE DATA SET INFORMATION IN AN RMF * FILE 156
MONITOR II SESSION. * FILE 156
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 157
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 057". * FILE 157
H F000157 D=MAR80 * FILE 157
T FILE 157 - SPF MENUS LISTER * FILE 157
K SPF PL1 PLI MENUS V2 * FILE 157
K AUGUST TREUBIG MIDDLE SOUTH SERVICES * FILE 157
THIS FILE CONTAINS A PL/I (OPTIMIZER) PROGRAM AND TWO * FILE 157
ASSEMBLER SUBROUTINES TO LIST THE SPF MENUES DATA * FILE 157
SET TO HARD COPY. DOCUMENTATION IS CONTAINED IN THE * FILE 157
SOURCE FOR EXECUTION OF THIS PROGRAM. * FILE 157
CONTRIBUTOR: AUGUST TREUBIG * FILE 157
MIDDLE SOUTH SERVICES, INC. * FILE 157
200 WESTBANK EXPRESSWAY * FILE 157
GRETNA, LOUISIANA 70053 * FILE 157
PHONE: 504 362-9500 * FILE 157
NOTE... THIS IS FOR SPF LEVEL 2.2.1 * FILE 157
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 158
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 058". * FILE 158
H F000158 D=MAR80 * FILE 158
T FILE 158 - MVS/SE WITHOUT THE MICROCODE * FILE 158
K FLIH IEAQPK00 MVSSE V2 PERFORMANCE * FILE 158
K GREGORY GARDNER UNION CARBIDE * FILE 158
THIS PROGRAM IS INTENDED TO FUNCTION AS A FRONT END * FILE 158
TO THE PROGRAM CHECK FIRST LEVEL INTERRUPT HANDLER, * FILE 158
IEAQPK00. ITS PURPOSE IS TO INTERCEPT ALL PROGRAM * FILE 158
CHECKS RESULTING FROM RUNNING MVS-SE ON A * FILE 158
UNI-PROCESSOR THAT DOES NOT HAVE THE EXTENDED * FILE 158
FACILITY HARDWARE INSTALLED. THIS MODULE INCLUDING * FILE 158
INSTALLATION IS FULLY DOCUMENTED IN THE SOURCE CODE. * FILE 158
CONTRIBUTOR: GREGORY GARDNER * FILE 158
UNION CARBIDE CORP. * FILE 158
OLD SAW MILL RIVER ROAD * FILE 158
TARRYTOWN, NY 10591 * FILE 158
PHONE: 914 789-3857 * FILE 158
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 159
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 059". * FILE 159
H F000159 D=MAR80 * FILE 159
T FILE 159 - TSO CLIST ASSORTMENT * FILE 159
K TSO CLIST KAISER V3 * FILE 159
K ROBERT NORTHROP * FILE 159
THIS FILE CONTAINS AN ASSORTMENT OF TSO CLIST'S TO * FILE 159
DO A MULTITUDE OF THINGS. MEMBER $NOTICE CONTAINS A * FILE 159
BRIEF WRITEUP OF SOME OF THE FUNCTIONS. * FILE 159
CONTRIBUTOR: ROBERT NORTHROP * FILE 159
KAISER FOUNDATION HEALTH PLAN * FILE 159
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL DATA CENTER * FILE 159
945 CAMELIA STREET * FILE 159
BERKELEY, CA 94710 * FILE 159
PHONE: (NOT SUPPLIED) * FILE 159
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 160
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 060". * FILE 160
H F000160 D=MAR80 * FILE 160
T FILE 160 - TSO GAMES * FILE 160
K TSO GAMES V4 STARTREK BLACKJACK FOOTBALL * FILE 160
TICTACTOE THIMK NIM * FILE 160
K BIORYTHM CHECKERS CHESS DRAW ELIZA POKER PUZZLE * FILE 160
QUIBIC REX ADVENTURE * FILE 160
THIS FILE CONTAINS TSO GAMES THAT HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED * FILE 160
FROM VARIOUS SOURCES SOME OF WHICH SHALL REMAIN * FILE 160
SOMEWHAT ANONYMOUS FOREVER.... * FILE 160
THE GAMES ARE AS FOLLOWS: * FILE 160
TEC000 DOCUMENTATION * FILE 160
TEC000 TSO PROCLIB JCL USED TO INVOKE EXECUTION * FILE 160
TEC001 STARTREK RULES FOR TEC003 * FILE 160
TEC002 ASSEMBLER MACROS FOR STARTREK * FILE 160
TEC003 FORTRAN SOURCE FOR STARTREK * FILE 160
TEC004 DESCRIPTIONS FOR GAMES TEC005 - TEC016 * FILE 160
TEC005 PL1 SOURCE FOR BLACK JACK * FILE 160
TEC006 PL1 SOURCE FOR COFFEE * FILE 160
TEC007 PL1 SOURCE FOR ECONOMY * FILE 160
TEC008 PL1 SOURCE FOR FOOTBALL * FILE 160
TEC009 FORTRAN SOURCE FOR STARTREK * FILE 160
TEC010 ASSEMBLER MACROS FOR STARTREK * FILE 160
TEC011 STARTREK DOCUMENTATION * FILE 160
TEC012 FORTRAN SOURCE FOR 3-D TIC TAC TOE * FILE 160
TEC013 INPUT DATA FOR TEC012 * FILE 160
TEC014 PL1 SOURCE FOR TARGET * FILE 160
TEC015 ASSEMBLER SOURCE OF THIMK (NIM) * FILE 160
TEC016 TSO CLIST USED TO INVOKE GAMES TEC004 - TEC015 * FILE 160
TEC017 FORTRAN SOURCE FOR BIORYTHM * FILE 160
TEC018 FORTRAN SOURCE FOR BLACK JACK * FILE 160
TEC019 FORTRAN SOURCE FOR BLACK JACK 2 * FILE 160
TEC020 SOURCE FOR CHECKERS * FILE 160
TEC021 FORTRAN SOURCE FOR CHESS * FILE 160
TEC022 FORTRAN SOURCE FOR DRAW * FILE 160
TEC023 SOURCE FOR ELIZA (SNOBOL) * FILE 160
TEC024 PL1 SOURCE FOR FOOTBALL * FILE 160
TEC025 BAL RANDOM # GENERATOR FOR FOOTBALL * FILE 160
TEC026 BAL TGET TPUT FOR FOOTBALL * FILE 160
TEC027 PL1 SOURCE FOR FOOTBALL-2 * FILE 160
TEC028 BAL MACROS FOR TSO SEND MSG * FILE 160
TEC029 FORTRAN SOURCE FOR POKER * FILE 160
TEC030 FORTRAN SOURCE FOR PUZZLE * FILE 160
TEC031 INPUT DATA FOR TEC032 * FILE 160
TEC032 FORTRAN SOURCE FOR QUIBIC * FILE 160
TEC033 FORTRAN SOURCE FOR REX * FILE 160
TEC034 BASIC SOURCE FOR STARTREK * FILE 160
TEC035 DOCUMENTATION FOR STARTREK * FILE 160
TEC036 BAL MACROS FOR STARTREK * FILE 160
TEC037 FORTRAN SOURCE FOR STARTREK * FILE 160
TEC038 SOURCE TO DISPLAY GAME LIST UNDER TSO * FILE 160
TEC039 TSO PROC INVOKING ADVENTURE * FILE 160
TEC040 INSTRUCTIONS FOR ADVENTURE * FILE 160
TEC041 DATA CARD INPUT FOR ADVENTURE * FILE 160
TEC042 ADVENTURE SOURCE (PL/I OPTIMIZER) * FILE 160
TEC043 BLACK JACK * FILE 160
TEC044 BLACK JACK CLIST FOR TEC043 * FILE 160
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 161
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 061". * FILE 161
H F000161 D=AUG86 * FILE 161
T FILE 161 - ISPF PANELS FOR SAS INSTITUTE * FILE 161
CONTRIBUTIONS * FILE 161
K ISPF TSO PANELS FSLISTC FSLISTA SCANPDS V37 SAS * FILE 161
INSTITUTE * FILE 161
RELATED FILES 162 TO 164, 223, 227, 228 * FILE 161
(FOR MOST CURRENT DESCRIPTION, SEE MEMBER $DS@DOC * FILE 161
IN FILE164) * FILE 161
DEVELOPMENT TOOLS * FILE 161
DEVELOPMENT TOOLS IS A PACKAGE OF THREE ISPF DIALOG * FILE 161
APPLICATIONS. * FILE 161
SCAN PDS * FILE 161
SCANPDS BUILDS A FULL OR PARTIAL PDS MEMBER LIST FOR A * FILE 161
PARTITIONED DATASET OR A CONCATENATION OF UP TO 4 * FILE 161
PDS'S. PDS MEMBERS IN THE MEMBER LIST MAY BE LIMITED * FILE 161
TO THOSE WITH A GENERIC NAME, AND/OR THOSE WITH A * FILE 161
CERTAIN (OR GENERIC) USERID IN ISPF MEMBER STATISTICS, * FILE 161
AND/OR THOSE MEMBERS SATISFYING A SEARCH FOR A * FILE 161
CHARACTER STRING WITHIN THE MEMBER (HENCE THE NAME * FILE 161
SCAN PDS). * FILE 161
FROM THE MEMBER LIST DISPLAY, MEMBERS MAY BE SELECTED * FILE 161
FOR EDIT, BROWSE, RENAME, DELETE, PRINT, MOVE/COPY, * FILE 161
ZAP (DELETE THE MEMBER FROM THE DISPLAY), SUBMIT AND * FILE 161
DIRECTORY DUMP. IN ADDITION, COMMANDS ARE AVAILABLE * FILE 161
FROM THE COMMAND LINE THAT MANIPULATE THE ENTIRE * FILE 161
MEMBER LIST. THESE ARE TOP, LOCATE, FIND (FIND A * FILE 161
USERID IN ISPF STATISTICS), RFIND, SORT, LEFT/RIGHT * FILE 161
(SCROLL COMMANDS), REBUILD (RECONSTRUCT THE ENTIRE * FILE 161
MEMBER LIST FOR THE CURRENT DATASET(S)), SWITCH * FILE 161
(CONSTRUCT A MEMBER LIST FOR A NEW PDS), AND MODE (SEE * FILE 161
BELOW). MEMBER LIST CONTRUCTION BY SCAN PDS IS UP TO * FILE 161
TWICE AS FAST AS THE ISPF GENERATED MEMBER LISTS OF * FILE 161
BROWSE, EDIT AND LIBRARY UTILITY. * FILE 161
MENU REPLACEMENT FOR BROWSE/EDIT * FILE 161
IN ADDITION, THE NECESSARY PANELS AND A DRIVER * FILE 161
PROGRAM ARE INCLUDED WHICH ALLOW YOU TO USE THE FULL * FILE 161
CAPABILITY OF THE MEMBER LIST PROVIDED BY SCAN PDS * FILE 161
FOR ISPF BROWSE AND EDIT. THIS CAN BE A DIRECT * FILE 161
REPLACEMENT FOR BROWSE/EDIT IF YOU CHOOSE. THE * FILE 161
ADVANTAGES ARE FASTER MEMBER LIST CONSTRUCTION, * FILE 161
MULTIPLE SELECTS, GENERIC MEMBER NAME SPECIFICATION, * FILE 161
AND ADDITIONAL COMMANDS FROM BROWSE/EDIT MEMBER LISTS * FILE 161
(SUCH AS SORT, INFO, SWITCH, AND MODE, WHICH ALLOWS * FILE 161
ONE TO GO BETWEEN BROWSE, EDIT AND THE FULL-FUNCTION * FILE 161
MEMBER LIST OF SCAN PDS WITH A SIMPLE COMMAND). * FILE 161
NOTE: THE BROWSE/EDIT FEATURES ARE FOR VERSION 2 OR * FILE 161
LATER ISPF ONLY. * FILE 161
FSLISTC * FILE 161
FSLISTC (FULL-SCREEN LIST CATALOG) BUILDS A * FILE 161
FULL-SCREEN DISPLAY OF INFORMATION FOR CATALOGED * FILE 161
DATASETS FOR A GIVEN CATALOG PREFIX. THE DISPLAY * FILE 161
MAY ALSO BE LIMITED TO DATASETS WITH A GIVEN DSORG, * FILE 161
AND/OR DATA SETS ON A GIVEN VOLUME WITH THE CATALOG * FILE 161
PREFIX. COMMANDS AVAILABLE FROM THE DISPLAY INCLUDE * FILE 161
EDIT, BROWSE, MEMBER LIST (AN ENTIRE PDS MEMBER LIST * FILE 161
USING THE SCAN PDS PROGRAM ABOVE), SCAN (SCAN A PDS * FILE 161
FOR A CHARACTER STRING USING SCAN PDS ABOVE), * FILE 161
RENAME, DELETE, COMPRESS/RELEASE, LOCATE (FIND A * FILE 161
DATASET), CLEAR (REMOVE DELETED DATASETS FROM THE * FILE 161
DISPLAY), TOP, AND SORT (VERSION 2 ISPF). * FILE 161
FSLISTA * FILE 161
FSLISTA (FULL-SCREEN LIST ALLOCATE) BUILDS A * FILE 161
FULL-SCREEN DISPLAY OF DDNAMES THAT ARE ALLOCATED TO * FILE 161
THE TSO SESSION. (THE INFORMATION GIVEN IS SIMILAR * FILE 161
TO THAT OF THE TSO LISTALC COMMAND PROCESSOR, EXCEPT * FILE 161
THE INFORMATION IS FORMATTED IN AN EASY TO READ * FILE 161
FULL-SCREEN DISPLAY.) COMMANDS AVAILABLE FROM THE * FILE 161
DISPLAY INCLUDE BROWSE, EDIT, FREE (FREE THE * FILE 161
ALLOCATED DDNAME), MEMBER LIST (BUILD A PDS MEMBER * FILE 161
LIST FOR A SINGLE PDS), CONCATENATED MEMBER LIST * FILE 161
(BUILD A CONCATENATED MEMBER LIST FOR UP TO 4 PDS'S * FILE 161
STARTING AT THE LEVEL GIVEN BY THE SELECT CODE), * FILE 161
LOCATE (FIND A DDNAME), CLEAR (REMOVE FREED DDNAMES * FILE 161
FROM THE DISPLAY), AND TOP. * FILE 161
EACH APPLICATION HAS MANY OTHER UNIQUE AND USEFUL * FILE 161
FEATURES. COMPLETE DOCUMENTATION IS PROVIDED IN ISPF * FILE 161
TUTORIAL PANELS. FINALLY, A MENU IS PROVIDED TO * FILE 161
DEMONSTRATE THE INVOCATION OF EACH APPLICATION. * FILE 161
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 162
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 062". * FILE 162
H F000162 D=FEB86 * FILE 162
T FILE 162 - ISPF MESSAGES FOR SAS INSTITUTE * FILE 162
CONTRIBUTIONS * FILE 162
K ISPF TSO MESSAGES FSLISTC FSLISTA SCANPDS V35 * FILE 162
SAS INSTITUTE * FILE 162
RELATED FILES 161, 163, 164, 223, 227, 228 * FILE 162
MESSAGES FOR THE UTILITIES DESCRIBED IN FILE 161 * FILE 162
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 163
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 063". * FILE 163
H F000163 D=FEB86 * FILE 163
T FILE 163 - TSO CLISTS FOR SAS INSTITUTE CONTRIBUTIONS * FILE 163
K ISPF TSO CLIST FSLISTC FSLISTA SCANPDS V35 SAS INSTITUTE * FILE 163
RELATED FILES 161, 162, 164, 223, 227, 228 * FILE 163
TSO CLISTS FOR THE UTILITIES DESCRIBED IN FILE 161 * FILE 163
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 164
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 064". * FILE 164
H F000164 D=FEB86 * FILE 164
T FILE 164 - SOURCE LIBRARY FOR SAS INSTITUTE CONTRIBUTIONS * FILE 164
K ISPF TSO SOURCE FSLISTC FSLISTA SCANPDS V35 SAS INSTITUTE * FILE 164
RELATED FILES 161, 162, 163, 223, 227, 228 * FILE 164
SOURCE CODE FOR THE UTILITIES DESCRIBED IN FILE 161 * FILE 164
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 165
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 065". * FILE 165
H F000165 D=MAY80 * FILE 165
T FILE 165 - DYNAMIC MONITOR SYSTEM (DMS) - * FILE 165
INSTALLATION JCL * FILE 165
K DMS JCL MONITOR V5 GTF * FILE 165
RELATED FILES: 165-170; DOCUMENTATION: 168 * FILE 165
THIS FILE CONTAINS JCL NECESSARY TO INSTALL AND * FILE 165
ASSEMBLE THE DMS PACKAGE. * FILE 165
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 166
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 066". * FILE 166
H F000166 D=MAY80 * FILE 166
T FILE 166 - DYNAMIC MONITOR SYSTEM (DMS) - * FILE 166
NON-SE SOURCE * FILE 166
K DMS NONSE SOURCE V5 MONITOR GTF * FILE 166
RELATED FILES: 165-170; DOCUMENTATION: 168 * FILE 166
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE SOURCE FOR THE NON-SE VERSION * FILE 166
OF THE DYNAMIC MONITOR SYSTEM (DMS). * FILE 166
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 167
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 067". * FILE 167
H F000167 D=MAY80 * FILE 167
T FILE 167 - DYNAMIC MONITOR SYSTEM (DMS) - * FILE 167
NON-SE LOAD * FILE 167
K DMS NONSE LOAD V5 MONITOR GTF * FILE 167
RELATED FILES: 165-170; DOCUMENTATION: 168 * FILE 167
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE LOAD FOR THE NON SE VERSION * FILE 167
OF THE DYNAMIC MONITOR SYSTEM (DMS). * FILE 167
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 168
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 068". * FILE 168
H F000168 D=MAY80 * FILE 168
T FILE 168 - DYNAMIC MONITOR SYSTEM (DMS) - * FILE 168
DOCUMENTATION * FILE 168
K DMS DOCUMENTATION DOCUMENT V5 MONITOR GTF * FILE 168
PERFORMANCE * FILE 168
RELATED FILES: 165-170; DOCUMENTATION: 168 * FILE 168
THE DYNAMIC MONITOR SYSTEM MONITORS THE INTERACTIONS * FILE 168
BETWEEN THE OS/VS SYSTEM EVENTS AND THE CORRESPONDING * FILE 168
DYNAMICALLY ACTIVATED EVENT HANDLING ROUTINES. A * FILE 168
STANDARD SET OF EVENT HANDLING ROUTINES IS AVAILABLE. * FILE 168
THIS ROUTINE PERFORMS AN EVENT TRACE FUNCTION. DMS * FILE 168
WAS DEVELOPED SPECIFICALLY TO ANALYZE THE I/O * FILE 168
ACTIVITIES OF AN IBM/OS 370 MVS-AP SYSTEM. A * FILE 168
PRINCIPAL DESIGN GOAL FOR DMS IS TO KEEP THE CPU * FILE 168
OVERHEAD AND STORAGE REQUIREMENTS BELOW AN ACCEPTABLE * FILE 168
THRESHOLD, SO IT WILL BE POSSIBLE TO MONITOR AN ENTIRE * FILE 168
TP NETWORK DURING THE ENTIRE ONLINE OPERATION. IN * FILE 168
ADDITION, DMS GIVES THE SYSTEM PROGRAMMER A CONVENIENT * FILE 168
MEANS OF WRITING SIMPLE PROGRAMS CONTAINING BOTH * FILE 168
SELECTION AND DECISION LOGIC WHICH CAN BE BASED ON A * FILE 168
SELECTED GROUP OF SYSTEM EVENTS. THE TIME STAMP FROM * FILE 168
THE TIME OF DAY CLOCK GIVES THE POSSIBILTY TO CREATE * FILE 168
REPRODUCIBLE TIME MEASUREMENTS. DMS IS A HELPFUL TOOL * FILE 168
FOR PROBLEM DETERMINATION. * FILE 168
CONTRIBUTOR: MR. B. HARTMAN * FILE 168
IBM SWITZERLAND * FILE 168
BRANCH OFFICE BASEL * FILE 168
HIRSCHGAESSLEIN 11 * FILE 168
CH-4000 B A S E L * FILE 168
SWITZERLAND * FILE 168
PHONE 0041 61 23 66 23 * FILE 168
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 169
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 069". * FILE 169
H F000169 D=MAY80 * FILE 169
T FILE 169 - DYNAMIC MONITOR SYSTEM (DMS) - * FILE 169
MVS/SE SOURCE * FILE 169
K DMS MVSSE SOURCE V5 MONITOR GTF * FILE 169
RELATED FILES: 165-170; DOCUMENTATION: 168 * FILE 169
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE SOURCE FOR THE SE VERSION OF * FILE 169
THE DYNAMIC MONITOR SYSTEM (DMS). * FILE 169
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 170
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 070". * FILE 170
H F000170 D=MAY80 * FILE 170
T FILE 170 - DYNAMIC MONITOR SYSTEM (DMS) - * FILE 170
MVSSE LOAD * FILE 170
K DMS NONSE LOAD V5 MONITOR GTF MVSSE * FILE 170
RELATED FILES: 165-170; DOCUMENTATION: 168 * FILE 170
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE LOAD FOR THE NON-SE VERSION OF * FILE 170
THE DYNAMIC MONITOR SYSTEM (DMS). * FILE 170
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 171
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 071". * FILE 171
H F000171 D=MAY80 * FILE 171
T FILE 171 - SPF IPCS INTERFACE - * FILE 171
DOCUMENTATION * FILE 171
K SPF IPCS DOCUMENTATION DOCUMENT V5 * FILE 171
K JERRY DANIEL JOLYNN DEEMS JIM GLAUERT * FILE 171
RON LEBAUBE MONSANTO * FILE 171
RELATED FILES: 171-176; DOCUMENTATION: 171 * FILE 171
THE SPF IPCS MENUS WERE DEVELOPED BY JERRY DANIEL, * FILE 171
JOLYNN DEEMS, JIM GLAUERT, AND RON LEBAUBE OF THE * FILE 171
MONSANTO COMPANY. THEY ARE MENT TO BE USED AS * FILE 171
EXAMPLES OF HOW TO USE SPF TO INVOKE IPCS COMMANDS. * FILE 171
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE USER MODIFY THE MENU INPUT * FILE 171
KEY WORDS TO SUIT HIS OWN SHOP. * FILE 171
THIS FILE CONTAINS A LISTING OF THE MENUS AND THIS * FILE 171
DOCUMENTATION. * FILE 171
CONTRIBUTOR JIM GLAUERT * FILE 171
MONSANTO COMPANY * FILE 171
800 N. LINDBERGH BLVD. - G2EC * FILE 171
ST. LOUIS, MO 63166 * FILE 171
PHONE: 314 694-7702 * FILE 171
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 172
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 072". * FILE 172
H F000172 D=MAY80 * FILE 172
T FILE 172 - SPF IPCS INTERFACE - CLISTS * FILE 172
K SPF IPCS CLISTS V5 * FILE 172
K JERRY DANIEL JOLYNN DEEMS JIM GLAUERT * FILE 172
RON LEBAUBE MONSANTO * FILE 172
RELATED FILES: 171-176; DOCUMENTATION: 171 * FILE 172
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE CLISTS FOR THE IPCS SPF * FILE 172
INTERFACE. * FILE 172
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 173
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 073". * FILE 173
H F000173 D=MAY80 * FILE 173
T FILE 173 - SPF IPCS INTERFACE - SPF MENUS * FILE 173
K SPF IPCS MENUS V5 * FILE 173
K JERRY DANIEL JOLYNN DEEMS JIM GLAUERT RON LEBAUBE * FILE 173
MONSANTO * FILE 173
RELATED FILES: 171-176; DOCUMENTATION: 171 * FILE 173
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE MENUS FOR THE IPCS SPF * FILE 173
INTERFACE. * FILE 173
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 174
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 074". * FILE 174
H F000174 D=MAY80 * FILE 174
T FILE 174 - SPF IPCS INTERFACE - SPF PROCS * FILE 174
K SPF IPCS PROCS V5 * FILE 174
K JERRY DANIEL JOLYNN DEEMS JIM GLAUERT * FILE 174
RON LEBAUBE MONSANTO * FILE 174
RELATED FILES: 171-176; DOCUMENTATION: 171 * FILE 174
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE PROCS FOR THE IPCS SPF INTERFACE. * FILE 174
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 175
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 075". * FILE 175
H F000175 D=MAY80 * FILE 175
T FILE 175 - SPF IPCS INTERFACE - JCL * FILE 175
K SPF IPCS JCL * FILE 175
K JERRY DANIEL JOLYNN DEEMS JIM GLAUERT * FILE 175
RON LEBAUBE MONSANTO * FILE 175
RELATED FILES: 171-176; DOCUMENTATION: 171 * FILE 175
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE JCL FOR THE IPCS SPF INTERFACE. * FILE 175
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 176
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 076". * FILE 176
H F000176 D=MAY80 * FILE 176
T FILE 176 - CLEAR A 3270 SCREEN * FILE 176
K CLEAR CLRSCRN 3270 TSO SOURCE SPF IPCS V5 * FILE 176
RELATED FILES: 171-176; DOCUMENTATION: 171 * FILE 176
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE SOURCE CODE FOR THE TSO ROUTINE * FILE 176
TO CLEAR A 3270 SCREEN. * FILE 176
THIS ROUTINE IS USED BY THE SPF IPCS INTERFACE * FILE 176
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 177
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 077". * FILE 177
H F000177 D=MAY80 * FILE 177
T FILE 177 - FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION - DOCUMENTATION * FILE 177
K FLA FLORIDA POWER DOCUMENTATION V6 * FILE 177
K DONALD HIGGINS PERFORMANCE * FILE 177
L MVSMON FULL SCREEN TSO PDSDIR PCOMPARE PANVALET SMF * FILE 177
STRUCTURED * FILE 177
L FORTRAN MACROS TIME CROSS MEMORY XMEMORY * FILE 177
RELATED FILES: 177-179; DOCUMENTATION: 177 * FILE 177
FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION HAS CONTRIBUTED VARIOUS * FILE 177
UTILITIES, MACROS AND A SORT. * FILE 177
DONALD S. HIGGINS * FILE 177
B-3 * FILE 177
FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION * FILE 177
P.O. BOX 14042 * FILE 177
ST. PETERSBURG, FL 33733 * FILE 177
GENERAL INFORMATION MEMBERS * FILE 177
$DIST - DIRECTIONS FOR CREATING FPC DISTRIBUTION TAPE * FILE 177
$FPCSHR - JOB USED TO CREATE FPC DISTRIBUTION TAPE * FILE 177
$HISTORY - HISTORY OF PACKAGE * FILE 177
$KEY - KEY TO DISTRIBUTION TAPE FOR SHARE PROGRAM * FILE 177
LIBRARY * FILE 177
$LOG - LOG ALL FPC MAINTENANCE CHANGES * FILE 177
$MAINT - FPC MAINTENANCE UPDATE PROCEDURE * FILE 177
$NEW - MAJOR NEW SOFTWARE ADDED SINCE RELEASE * FILE 177
$OLD - MAJOR OLD SOFTWARE RETAINED FROM LAST RELEASE * FILE 177
$SHRDOC - INDEX TO DOCUMENTATION LIBRARY * FILE 177
$SHRSUB - INDEX TO SUBROUTINES IN SOURCE PROGRAM LIBRARY * FILE 177
$SHRPGM - INDEX TO PROGRAMS IN SOURCE PROGRAM LIBRARY * FILE 177
$SHRMAC - INDEX TO MACROS IN SOURCE PROGRAM LIBRARY * FILE 177
$SHRSYS - INDEX TO SYSTEM PGMS IN SOURCE PROGRAM LIBRARY * FILE 177
$SHRJCL - INDEX TO PROCEDURES IN PROCEDURE LIBRARY * FILE 177
MAJOR SOFTWARE SAMPLE OUTPUTS * FILE 177
@MVSMON - SAMPLE OUTPUT FROM MVSMON RUN ON CURRENT * FILE 177
SYSTEM IN BATCH * FILE 177
MAJOR SOFTWARE DOCUMENTATION (ALL OTHER DOCUMENTATION * FILE 177
IS IN SOURCE) * FILE 177
FSF - FULL SCREEN SUBROUTINE SUPPORT FOR TSO * FILE 177
MVSMON - MVS SYSTEM MONITOR FOR USE VIA TSO, MCS, * FILE 177
ONLINE, OR BATCH * FILE 177
PDSDIR - SELECTIVE PDS DIRECTORY LIST * FILE 177
PCOMPARE - COMPARE TWO MEMBERS OF PAN LIBRARY AND * FILE 177
LIST DIFFERENCES * FILE 177
SMFDOC - SMF DAILY REPORTING SYSTEM * FILE 177
STRFORT - STRUCTURED FORTRAN TRANSLATOR * FILE 177
STRMAC - STRUCTURED ALC MACROS * FILE 177
TIMER - GENERAL TIME AND DATE UTILITY * FILE 177
SUBROUTINE (17 OPTIONS) * FILE 177
XCOM - CROSS MEMORY COMMUNICATION SUBROUTINE * FILE 177
SUPPORT * FILE 177
(SYS1.HELP MEMBERS ARE INCLUDED FOR MOST TSO COMMANDS) * FILE 177
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 178
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 078". * FILE 178
H F000178 D=MAY80 * FILE 178
T FILE 178 - FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION - SOURCE * FILE 178
K FLA FLORIDA POWER SOURCE V6 * FILE 178
K DONALD HIGGINS * FILE 178
L STRUCTURED MACROS PANVALET PAN TAPESCAN TAPECOPY TAPE * FILE 178
L IDRLIST REORGCHK XREF FSF FULL SCREEN TRAN3705 VTOC * FILE 178
L UCBZAP FORTRAN DATECONV CONVERSION DATE TIME * FILE 178
L SMF FPCMON MVSMON WHOAMI PORTS * FILE 178
RELATED FILES: 177-179; DOCUMENTATION: 177 * FILE 178
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE SOURCE CODE OF THE FLORIDA * FILE 178
POWER CORPORATION. * FILE 178
STRUCTURED ALC MACROS * FILE 178
PAN PDS DESCRIPTION * FILE 178
NAME NAME * FILE 178
-------- ---------- ----------------------------------------- * FILE 178
AM010500 IF CONDITIONALLY EXECUTE BLOCK OF CODE * FILE 178
AM010600 THEN BEGIN BLOCK OF CODE (OPTIONAL) * FILE 178
AM010700 ELSE BEGIN ALTERNATE BLOCK OF CODE FOR IF * FILE 178
AM010800 DO CONDITIONALLY REPEAT BLOCK OF CODE * FILE 178
AM011000 FI END OF CURRENT IF BLOCKS * FILE 178
AM011200 OD END OF DO-WHILE OR DO-UNTIL BLOCK * FILE 178
AM011300 DOCASE DEFINE INDEX FOR ALTERNATE SEL. OF CASES * FILE 178
AM011400 CASE DEFINE VALUE OF INDEX FOR FOLLOWING * FILE 178
CASE CODE * FILE 178
AM011500 ESAC END OF CASE CODE BLOCK (UP TO 256 CASES) * FILE 178
AM011600 ESACOD END OF DOCASE (IE. EXIT POINT * FILE 178
FOR EACH CASE) * FILE 178
AM013600 ELSEIF CONTRACTION OF ELSE AND IF (ONLY 1 * FILE 178
IF REQ.) * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* STANDARD LINKAGE FOR PROGRAMS AND LOCAL ROUTINES * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
AM001100 PENTRY DEFINE ENTRY TO A PERFORMED ROUTINE * FILE 178
AM001200 PERFORM PERFORM LOCAL ROUTINE WITHOUT USING REGS. * FILE 178
AM001201 PM PM - SAME AS PERFORM * FILE 178
AM001300 PEXIT EXIT FROM LOCAL PERFORMED ROUTINE * FILE 178
AM002500 SUBENTRY ENTRY TO CALLED MODULE WITH REG. * FILE 178
AND BASE OPT. * FILE 178
AM002600 SUBEXIT EXIT FROM CALLED MODULE * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* GENERAL PROGRAMMING AIDS * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
AM000500 DTIME CREATE 22 BYTE FIELD WITH CURRENT * FILE 178
TIME/DATE * FILE 178
AM000600 EDIT EDIT ANY PACKED FIELD WITH COBOL * FILE 178
TYPE MASK * FILE 178
AM000700 EQUREGS GENERATE EQUATES FOR R0 THRU R15 * FILE 178
AM000900 FILL PAD FIELD WITH BLANKS TO ASSEMBLED LENGTH * FILE 178
AM001000 IOB GENERATE IOB * FILE 178
AM002200 SCALL FASTER CALL * FILE 178
AM002700 SYSIN DCB FOR SYSIN * FILE 178
AM002800 SYSPRINT DCB FOR SYSPRINT * FILE 178
AM002900 TAG LABEL FOR NEXT HALFWORD * FILE 178
AM003100 MOVE MOVE FOR OVER 256 BYTES VIA MVC'S * FILE 178
AM008300 LT LOAD AND TEST REGISTER * FILE 178
AM008400 EQUAL EQUATE REGS AND LTORG AND COMMON BC * FILE 178
CONDITION * FILE 178
AM008500 EQUI EQU'S FOR IMMEDIATE DATA * FILE 178
AM008600 XREFI CROSS REFERENCE IMMEDIATE DATA * FILE 178
AM008700 LI LOAD IMMEDIATE * FILE 178
AM008800 AI ADD IMMEDIATE * FILE 178
AM008900 SI SUB IMMEDIATE * FILE 178
AM009000 TB TEST BITS * FILE 178
AM009100 SB SET BITS * FILE 178
AM009200 ZB ZERO BITS * FILE 178
AM009300 XCH EXCHANGE 2 FIELDS WITHOUT USING ANY * FILE 178
WORK AREA * FILE 178
AM009400 XCHR EXCHANGE 2 REGS WITHOUT USING ANY * FILE 178
OTHER REGS * FILE 178
AM009500 ZR ZERO A REGISTER * FILE 178
AM009600 AAI ADD ADDRESS IMEDIATE (LA) * FILE 178
AM009700 SRC SET REGISTER CONDITION CODE (LTR) * FILE 178
AM009800 ZHB ZERO HIGH BYTE * FILE 178
AM009900 SPOOLDAT DEFINE HASP V4 SPOOL CHECKPOINT LAYOUT * FILE 178
AM010000 XCP EXECUTE CHANNEL PGM (XCP IOB,CCW,ERREXIT) * FILE 178
AM010100 MC MONITOR CALL * FILE 178
AM010200 CDS COMPARE DOUBLE AND SWAP * FILE 178
AM010300 CS COMPARE AND SWAP * FILE 178
AM010900 EQUBC EQUATE COMMON BC CONDITIONS * FILE 178
(EQ,LT,GT,LE,ETC.) * FILE 178
AM011800 LOGICAL DEFINE LOGICAL SWITCH BY STATE NAMES * FILE 178
AM011900 DCWV DEFINE WEAK V CON (L R15,V BALR R14,R15) * FILE 178
AM012000 LOADTCB LOAD ADDRESS OF TCB WITHOUT EXTRACT * FILE 178
AM012100 LOADTIOT LOAD ADDRESS OF TIOT WITHOUT EXTRACT * FILE 178
AM012200 FINDDD SET R1 TO ADDR OF TIOT DD ENTRY OR ZERO * FILE 178
AM012400 ACCEPT READ 80 BYTE RECORD FROM SYSIN * FILE 178
AM012500 DISPLAY PRINT 133 BYTE RECORD ON SYSPRINT * FILE 178
AM012600 TPPUTMSG CALL TPPUT TO ROUTE MSG VIA MPS (GU640000) * FILE 178
AM012700 TRTTAB DEFINE COMMON TRANSLATE TABLES * FILE 178
(PRINT,NUMERIC,) * FILE 178
AM012800 PTRACE INVOKE TRACE OF EVERY PERFORM ON PTRACE DD * FILE 178
AM012900 FINDCDE SET A1 TO ADDR OF CDE OR ZERO * FILE 178
AM013000 DOEXIT ALIAS OF OD TO END REPEAT BLOCK * FILE 178
AM013100 HDC DEFINE HEADING DATA BY STARTING COLUMN * FILE 178
AM013200 ABSP MAKE PACKED FIELD ABSOLUTE (SIGN F) * FILE 178
AM013300 CLGDSECT DSECT OF RECORDS FROM GU027000 - GETCATLG * FILE 178
AM013400 QCBS VS2-R1 QCB DSECT * FILE 178
AM013500 SDCB SHORT FORM DCB * FILE 178
(SDCB M=GL,R=FB,L=80,E=EOFRTN) * FILE 178
AM013700 XCOM SVC INTERFACE FOR CROSS MEMORY * FILE 178
MESSAGE SWITCH * FILE 178
AM013800 FINDPGM SEARCH FOR PROGRAM AND SET RC 0 IF FOUND * FILE 178
AM013900 WTP WRITE TO PROGRAMMER * FILE 178
AM014000 SDSA START DEFINE STORAGE AREA WITH * FILE 178
UNKNOWN LENGTH * FILE 178
AM014100 EDSA END DEFINE STORAGE AREA AND DEFINE LABEL * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* TSO COMMAND PROCESSOR MACROS FOR FPL CODE (SEE TO003000) * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
AM020000 $CALL FPL MACRO * FILE 178
AM021000 $ENTER FPL MACRO * FILE 178
AM022000 $RTRN FPL MACRO * FILE 178
AM023000 #CTGPL FPL MACRO * FILE 178
AM024000 #SORT FPL MACRO * FILE 178
AM025000 #TSOBLKS FPL MACRO * FILE 178
AM026000 #TSOMSG FPL MACRO * FILE 178
AM027000 #UCS FPL MACRO * FILE 178
AM028000 #VTCFMT1 FPL MACRO * FILE 178
AM029000 #VTCFMT3 FPL MACRO * FILE 178
AM030000 #VTCFMT4 FPL MACRO * FILE 178
AM031000 #VTCFMT5 FPL MACRO * FILE 178
AM032000 IKJATRCB FPL MACRO * FILE 178
AM033000 IKJEBEST FPL MACRO * FILE 178
* **** PAN UTILITIES **** * FILE 178
GU101000 READ ONLY VERSION OF PAN#1 * FILE 178
GU102000 COMPARE MEMBERS OF PAN LIBRARIES (OR QSAM FILES) * FILE 178
GU103000 COMPARE PRINT FILES AND LIST ONLY DIFFERENCES * FILE 178
GU716001 SUBMIT JOBS FROM PAN LIBRARY AT SPECIFIED TIMES * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* **** TAPE UTILITIES **** * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
GU000300 TAPESTRY TAPE SCAN, LIST, COPY, AND DUMP UTILITY * FILE 178
GU001400 FPCLABEL TAPE LABELING AND TESTING UTILITY * FILE 178
GU021200 TVOLCOPY COPY ANY SINGLE TAPE VOLUME TO NEW * FILE 178
VOLUME * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* **** DATA SET UTILITIES **** * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
GU000500 COPYSOME SELECTIVE QSAM COPY UTILITY * FILE 178
GU003700 ISAMSTAT LIST ISAM PRIME AND OVERFLOW * FILE 178
UTILIZATION STATS. * FILE 178
GU009700 PDSDLIST LIST PDS DIRECTORIES (780 PER PAGE) * FILE 178
GU011800 PDSMLIST LIST PDS MEMBERS IN ASCENDING * FILE 178
ORDER WITH PAGE CTL * FILE 178
GU011850 PDSQSAM DUMP SOURCE PDS TO QSAM FILE * FILE 178
WITH NAME IN 73-80 * FILE 178
GU011860 QSAMPDS LOAD SOURCE PDS FROM QSAM FILE * FILE 178
WITH NAME IN 73-80 * FILE 178
GU017500 QSAMISAM COPY QSAM FILE TO ISAM FILE * FILE 178
GU017510 QSAMQSAM COPY QSAM FILE TO QSAM FILE * FILE 178
GU017600 ISAMQSAM COPY ISAM FILE TO QSAM FILE * FILE 178
GU021500 ISAMISAM COPY ISAM FILE TO ISAM FILE * FILE 178
GU024900 PDSCLIST LIST CSECT CROSS-REFERENCE FOR * FILE 178
LOAD MODULE * FILE 178
GU023000 TEXTEDIT BATCH TEXT EDITOR WITH STRING * FILE 178
SCAN AND REPLACE * FILE 178
GU029100 REORGCHK CHECK ISAM OR PDS FILE AND SET * FILE 178
RETURN CODE * FILE 178
GU103000 PRTCOMP COMPARE PRINT FILES FOR CHANGES * FILE 178
GU107000 CREATE SEQ. PDS DIR. FILE FROM * FILE 178
PDS LOAD LIBS * FILE 178
GU110000 CRD CROSS REFERENCED DICTIONARY USING * FILE 178
TSO FSF * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* **** MISCELLANOUS UTILITIES **** * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
GU006400 TRAN3705 TRANSLATE 3705 DUMP INTO 3705 BAL * FILE 178
GU008300 WTORPARM DISPLAY PARM FIELD ON CONSOLE AND * FILE 178
WAIT FOR REPLY * FILE 178
GU009900 TESTUTL BATCH TEST DRIVER FOR IEFUTL * FILE 178
GU105000 TASKLIST ATTACH LIST OF TASKS FOR PARALLEL * FILE 178
EXECUTION * FILE 178
GU012000 IPLLOG LIST BDAM FILE CONTAINING ALL IPL * FILE 178
MESSAGES * FILE 178
GU012100 IPLCHECK VERIFY TIME, DATE, AND OPERATOR REASON * FILE 178
GU012400 WTOPARM DISPLAY PARM ON CONSOLE * FILE 178
GU016600 STEPLIST LIST SMF STEP RECORDS * FILE 178
GU016700 SMFCOUNT LIST COUNT OF EACH SMF RECORD * FILE 178
TYPE IN FILE * FILE 178
GU017300 DEBUG DEBUG MONITOR TO TRAP, LOG, AND * FILE 178
CORRECT 0C7 * FILE 178
GU017700 PATCH LOAD, ZAP,EXEC, AND/OR DUMP MODULES * FILE 178
GU022800 SIM370 SIMULATE 370 INSTRUCTIONS VIA * FILE 178
SPIE ROUTINE * FILE 178
GU022900 TST370 TEST SIMULATOR * FILE 178
GU024500 TABULATE TABULATE UP TO 12 COLUMNS OF NUMBERS * FILE 178
GU026100 VTOCPULL READ UTOC DSCBS AND CREATE QSAM FILE * FILE 178
GU026200 VTOCSCRH SCRATCH EXPIRED AND/OR * FILE 178
UNAUTHORIZED DATA SETS * FILE 178
GU026300 VTOCLIST LIST 3330 VTOCS BY DSN WITHIN * FILE 178
VOLUME WITH MAP * FILE 178
GU026400 VTOCMON DRIVER FOR VTOC MAINTENANCE SYSTEM * FILE 178
GU026700 VTOCUPDT UPDATE VTOC MASTER * FILE 178
GU026900 DSNLIST LIST ALL DSNS REGISTERED, * FILE 178
ALLOCATED, AND CATLG'D * FILE 178
GU027400 LISTMACS LIST FREQ OF ALL OPERATION CODES * FILE 178
AND MACROS * FILE 178
GU037000 DSNUPDTE UPDATE DSN MASTER FILE USED BY GU026900 * FILE 178
GU460000 KWICUTL UTILITY TO PRODUCE KWIC LISTINGS * FILE 178
GU687000 UCBZAP DYNAMICALLY ZAP UCB DEVICE TYPES * FILE 178
VIA BATCH * FILE 178
GU860000 ENQEXEC ISSUE ENQ AND EXECUTE PGM * FILE 178
SPECIFIED IN PARM * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* *** FORTRAN PROGRAMMING AIDS **** * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
ER011000 RENUM RENUMBER AND CROSS-REFERENCE * FILE 178
FORTRAN PROGRAM * FILE 178
GU118000 SFTALC STRUCTURED FORTRAN TRANSLATOR IN ALC * FILE 178
GU119000 SFTSFORT STRUCTURED FORTRAN TRANSLATOR IN * FILE 178
STRUCTURED FORT * FILE 178
GU119001 SFTFORT STRUCTURED FORTRAN TRANSLATOR * FILE 178
BOOTSTRAP IN FORT * FILE 178
GU137000 QUEENS STRUCTURED FORTRAN TRANSLATOR 8 * FILE 178
QUEEN DEMO * FILE 178
GU138000 SFTTEST STRUCTURED FORTRAN TRANSLATOR TEST PGM * FILE 178
GU682000 QUEINIT INITIALIZE FIFO MESSAGE QUEUE FOR * FILE 178
FORTRAN * FILE 178
GU683000 QUEGET QUEUE GET/PUT SUBROUTINE * FILE 178
GU684000 QUETEST TEST PROGRAM FOR QUEUE * FILE 178
GU722000 SWF SEQ. REUSEABLE FILE FOR FORT VIA * FILE 178
BDAM (NO OPENS) * FILE 178
GU723000 SMFTEST SWF TEST PROGRAM * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* PAN PDS DESCRIPTION * FILE 178
* NAME NAME * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* *** TIME AND DATE ROUTINES **** * FILE 178
SEE OT780RS.SHRDOC(SUBDOCTD) * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
GU008700 SRCVTGRE CONVERT MMDDYY TO 0YYDDD * FILE 178
GU008800 SRCVTJUL CONVERT YYDDD TO MM/DD/YY * FILE 178
GU008900 SROSDATE RETURN CURRENT DATE AS MM/DD/YY * FILE 178
GU009300 SROSTIME RETURN CURRENT DATE/TIME AS * FILE 178
YYDDDHHMMS * FILE 178
GU016200 HHMMSS CONVERT BINARY TIME IN TU'S TO * FILE 178
HH MM SS * FILE 178
GU022400 TOD RETURN TIME AND DATE * FILE 178
AS HH.MM.SS.TH YY.DDD * FILE 178
GU024200 CDATE RETURN BINARY MM, DD, AND * FILE 178
YY FOR FORTRAN * FILE 178
GU027900 OSDATE DATE SUBROUTINE FOR * FILE 178
FORTRAN (USES SROSDATE) * FILE 178
GU701000 TIMER GENERAL TIMER SUPPORT FOR FORTRAN * FILE 178
GU719000 DOW DAY OF THE WEEK * FILE 178
GU719100 CVTDAYWK - CONVERT DAY OF WEEK * FILE 178
GU870000 RETURN CPU TIME (TTIMER - ALSO * FILE 178
MACRO NAME) * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* DATA MANIPULATION - SEE OT780RS.SHRDOC(SUBDOCDM) * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
GU010900 ALOAD LOAD ARRAY WITH CONSTANT * FILE 178
GU011000 AMOVE MOVE ANY NUMBER OF BYTES * FILE 178
GU011100 SNV STORE NUMERIC VALUE FROM DISPLAY FIELD * FILE 178
GU011200 ASHIFT SHIFT CHARACTERS RIGHT TO FILL AREA * FILE 178
GU013500 UNPKBITS UNPACK BITS INTO ARRAY OF 0/1 BYTES * FILE 178
GU013600 PACKBITS PACK BYTES INTO ARRAY OF BITS * FILE 178
GU013700 UNPKBIT UNPACK ONE BIT INTO BYTE * FILE 178
GU013800 PACKBIT PACK ONE BYTE INTO CORRESPONDING BIT * FILE 178
GU016300 CVTPB CONVERT 4 BYTE PACKED FIELD TO 4 * FILE 178
BYTE BINARY * FILE 178
GU016400 SMFIO READ AND EXTRACT ANY FIELDS FROM * FILE 178
SMF RECORDS * FILE 178
GU410000 MVCL MVCL SUBROUTINE FOR ARRAY MOVES * FILE 178
GU490000 CLCL CLCL SUBROUTINE FOR ARRAY COMPARES * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* EXTENDED FORTRAN FUNCTIONS * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
GU011600 PLOTXY GENERAL X Y PLOT ROUTINE FOR LINE * FILE 178
PRINTER * FILE 178
GU027800 INFILQ ENCODE/DECODE SUBROUTINE FOR FORTRAN * FILE 178
GU400000 REREAD REREAD SUBROUTINE FOR FORTRAN * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* GENERAL PURPOSE SUBROUTINES * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
GU009100 SRALTDCB CHANGE DDNAME FOR FILE DCB PRIOR TO OPEN * FILE 178
GU009400 SRMOVEZO FILL FIELD WITH ZEROS * FILE 178
GU014300 GETPDSDE GET NEXT PDS DIRECTORY ENTRY * FILE 178
(FIXED 08/21/79) * FILE 178
GU015700 CASORT SORT INTERFACE SUBROUTINE * FILE 178
GU018800 SRSNAP TAKE A SNAP DUMP ON FILE SRSNAP * FILE 178
GU027100 SRABEND ABEND * FILE 178
GU024600 GETPDSDD GET NEXT PDS LIBRARY DIRECTORY * FILE 178
FOR PDSLIBXX * FILE 178
GU027000 GETCATLG RETURN ENTIRE SYSTEM CATALOG IN * FILE 178
DSN SEQ. * FILE 178
GU420000 NOSTAE SURPRESS STAE RECOVERY TO ALLOW * FILE 178
ORIG. ABEND * FILE 178
GU421000 NOSPIE SURPRESS SPIE TO ALLOW ALL 0CX ABENDS * FILE 178
GU422000 ABEND ISSUE USER ABEND - CALL ABEND(NUMBER) * FILE 178
GU423000 WTO ISSUE WTO - CALL WTO(MSG,LMSG) * FILE 178
GU424000 WTOR ISSUE WTOR - CALL * FILE 178
WTOR(MSG,LMSG,RPY,LRPY) * FILE 178
GU425000 GTSIZE GET TERMINAL SIZE- CALL * FILE 178
GTSIZE(LINE,SCREEN) * FILE 178
GU426000 SNAP SNAP DUMP AREAS - CALL * FILE 178
SNAP(A1,L1,..AN,LN) * FILE 178
GU427000 TGET GET TSO MESSAGE - CALL TGET(MSG,LMSG) * FILE 178
GU428000 TPUT PUT TSO MESSAGE - CALL TPUT(MSG,LMSG) * FILE 178
GU429000 EXEC EXECUTE ALC AND SUPPORT DYNAMIC STORAGE * FILE 178
GU430000 EXECTEST TEST EXEC SUBROUTINE FOR EACH INSTR. * FILE 178
GU450000 KWIC KEY WORD IN CONTEXT SHIFT FIELD * FILE 178
SUBROUTINE * FILE 178
GU610000 BYNAME DYNAMIC CALL INTERFACE (PRIOR TO DCALL) * FILE 178
GU620000 BYNAME SUPPORT SUBROUTINE * FILE 178
GU650000 BISAMSET FIND CLOSEST RECORD TO LAST BISAM READ * FILE 178
GU703000 ABTERM ABTERM INTERFACE * FILE 178
GU710000 SRTBLMGR DYNAMIC TABLE LOADER FOR COBOL * FILE 178
GU713000 ENQDEQ ENQ/DEQ VIA CALL (ALSO MACRO NAMES) * FILE 178
GU736000 USERID RETURN TSO USER ID OR JOBNAME * FILE 178
GU737000 CSRNO RETURN CSR NUMBER FOR CURRENT JOB * FILE 178
OR TSO USER * FILE 178
GU739000 DDUAV RETURN UNIT AND VOLUME OF A GIVEN DDNAME * FILE 178
SR201000 DCALL DCALL DYNAMIC CALL INTERFACE * FILE 178
SR203000 SR203000 ISAM FILE INTERFACE * FILE 178
SR204000 SR204000 BDAM FILE INTERFACE * FILE 178
SR308000 FSF INTERFACE TO TSO 3270 FULL SCREEN * FILE 178
FACILITY * FILE 178
SR309000 FSF SUPPORT ROUTINE * FILE 178
SR310000 FSF TEST DRIVER * FILE 178
SR311000 DLOAD DYNAMIC LOAD ONLY SUBROUTINE * FILE 178
SR312000 SBREAK PROVIDE BREAK KEY PROGRAM CONTROL * FILE 178
FOR TSO * FILE 178
SR313000 DEMO FORTRAN PROGRAM FOR SBREAK * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* PAN PDS DESCRIPTION * FILE 178
* NAME NAME * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* SMF DAILY AND MONTHLY REPORTING SYSTEM * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
CS301000 SMF SYSTEM PERFORMANCE AND PROBLEM * FILE 178
ANALYSIS REPORT * FILE 178
CS302000 CS302 SMF SUBROUTINE TO DECODE UCB ADDR * FILE 178
FOR USE IN FORT. * FILE 178
CS303000 SMF DETAIL JOB ANALYSIS AND SUMMARY * FILE 178
REPORTS * FILE 178
CS304000 SMF JOB CROSS-REFERENCE REPORTS * FILE 178
(PGM-JOB,TIME-JOB, * FILE 178
CS305000 CS305 SMF SUBROUTINE TO DECODE ABEND * FILE 178
CODES FOR FORTRAN * FILE 178
CS306000 CS306 SMF SUBROUTINE TO GIVE CURRENT DATE * FILE 178
IN BINARY YYDD * FILE 178
CS308000 SMF DUMP AND SELECTIVE COPY UTILITY * FILE 178
(SEE CS324000) * FILE 178
CS311000 SMF SUBROUTINE TO CONVERT BYTE TO 8 * FILE 178
WORDS WITH BITS * FILE 178
CS312000 SMF REPORT POST PROCESSOR * FILE 178
CS313000 PAN CHANGE REPORT * FILE 178
CS314000 PGM MASTER UPDATE * FILE 178
CS317000 USER SUMMARY REPORTS FROM SMF * FILE 178
CS318000 RCPCALC COMMON CHARGE CALCULATION ROUTINE * FILE 178
FOR ALL SMF EXIT * FILE 178
CS323000 MONTHLY MGT. BY RESULTS REPORTS FOR * FILE 178
MANAGERS * FILE 178
CS324000 JOB SCHEDULING REPORT * FILE 178
CS326000 SMF DAILY REPORTS FROM FPCMON * FILE 178
MONITOR (GU949000) * FILE 178
UI010000 USER FILE INTERFACE SUBROUTINE * FILE 178
UI011000 DATA SET SECURITY INTERFACE SUBROUTINE * FILE 178
UI012000 PROGRAM SECURITY INTERFACE SUBROUTINE * FILE 178
UI013000 TEST DRIVER FOR UI011 AND UI012 * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* SVS SYSTEM UTILITIES * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
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OPERATORS * FILE 178
GU640001 MPS SUPERVISOR FOR TCAM/TSO/BATCH APPLICATION * FILE 178
GU670000 TPPUT INTERFACE TO MPS TO PUT MESSAGE * FILE 178
GU680000 TPGET INTERFACE TO MPS TO GET MESSAGE * FILE 178
GU681000 TPQUE INTERFACE TO MPS TO CHECK IF * FILE 178
MESSAGE QUEUED * FILE 178
GU692001 UPRDRMOD USER PROCLIB MODIFICATIONS FOR SVS * FILE 178
GU726000 FPCPAL DYNAMIC PAGE PARAMETER MODIFIER VIA CON * FILE 178
TP401000 HELP MPS CMD TO DISPLAY AVAILABLE MPS COMMAN * FILE 178
TP402000 DATE MPS CMD TO DISPLAY DATE IN FORM MM/DD/YY * FILE 178
TP403000 PAGE MPS CMD TO DISPLAY PAGING PARAMETERS * FILE 178
TP404000 MEMORY MPS CMD TO DISPLAY MEMORY USAGE * FILE 178
TP405000 HASP MPS CMD TO INTERFACE TO HASPMON PROCESSOR * FILE 178
TP406000 HASPMON MPS CMD TO HASP V4.0 COMMAND PROCESSOR * FILE 178
TP407000 DISK MPS CMD TO DISPLAY STATUS OF DISKS * FILE 178
TP408000 TAPE MPS CMD TO DISPLAY STATUS OF TAPES * FILE 178
TP409000 WAIT$ MPS CMD TO DISPLAY TASKS WAITING * FILE 178
DUE TO I/O * FILE 178
TP410000 ERROR MPS CMD TO DISPLAY ERROR CONDITIONS * FILE 178
SUCH AS ABENDS * FILE 178
TP411000 EXCP$ MPS CMD TO DISPLAY EXCP COUNTS FOR * FILE 178
ANY BATCH JOBS * FILE 178
TP412000 RATE MPS CMD TO DISPLAY EXCP AND CPU * FILE 178
RATES FOR BATCHJOBS * FILE 178
TP413000 PAL MPS CMD TO DISPLAY PAGE DATA SET STATUS * FILE 178
TP414000 DUMP MPS CMD TO DISPLAY STORAGE BY ADDRESS * FILE 178
TP417000 TSO MPS CMD TO DISPLAY TSO, REGIONS, * FILE 178
AND USERS * FILE 178
TP418000 SEND MPS CMD TO SEND MESSAGE * FILE 178
GU019500 COPYSPOL COPY SPOOLED HASP V4.0 OUTPUT TO A * FILE 178
QSAM FILE * FILE 178
GU019600 HASPXDAP SUBROUTINE TO READ HASP SPOOL * FILE 178
TRACKS VIA XDAP * FILE 178
GU022300 MAP PRINT OS/VS2-R1.7 VIRTUAL AND REAL * FILE 178
STORAGE MAP * FILE 178
GU022500 GETMAP SUPPORT SUBROUTINE FOR MAP OF * FILE 178
VS2-R1 STORAGE * FILE 178
GU024100 UNITNAME ASSEMBLE DEVMASK TABLE FROM * FILE 178
UNITNAME TABLE * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* MVS SYSTEM UTILITIES * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
SR301000 XCOMSVC SVC TO MESSAGE SWITCH BETWEEN ANY * FILE 178
ASCB TASK * FILE 178
SR302000 XCPATH USER CALL INTERFACE TO DYNAMICALLY * FILE 178
LOADED SR * FILE 178
SR303000 USER CALL INTERFACE SUPPORT * FILE 178
SR304000 XCOM TEXT PROGRAM * FILE 178
GU949000 FPCMON TSO DISPLAY COMMAND FOR LONG TASKS * FILE 178
GU949010 FPCMON DATA COLLECTION SUBROUTINE * FILE 178
GU949020 FPCMON SYSTEM TASK MAINLINE * FILE 178
GU949030 FPCMON FILE MAINTENANCE * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
* MVS TSO COMMAND PROCESSORS * FILE 178
* * FILE 178
GU104000 PGMDIR LIST SELECTED RANGE OF FPC PAN * FILE 178
PROGRAM DIRECTORY * FILE 178
GU952000 PDSDIR LIST SELECTED RANGE OF PDS * FILE 178
DIRECTORY ENTRIES * FILE 178
SR305000 XCOM$ TSO DRIVER TO MESSAGE SWITCH TO ANY * FILE 178
ASCB TASK * FILE 178
TO002000 WHOAMI IDENTIFY TSO USER * FILE 178
TO003000 DSAT FPL DISPLAY DATA SET INFO. * FILE 178
TO004000 DVOL FPL DISPLAY VOLUME INFO. * FILE 178
TO005000 MMDEL FPL DELETE MEMBERS OF PDS. * FILE 178
TO008000 PORTS LIST CURRENT TSO USERS AND THEIR PORTS * FILE 178
TO009000 WHERIS IDENTIFY SPECIFIED TSO USER * FILE 178
TO009001 TERMINAL LOCATION INDEX * FILE 178
TO010000 UPDATE USER ID TABLE * FILE 178
TO011000 UID TABLE * FILE 178
TO012000 TERMSET SET TERMINAL CHARACTERISTICS * FILE 178
TO023000 PANGET COPY PAN MEMBER TO TSO DSN * FILE 178
TO024000 PANDIR LIST SELECTED RANGE FROM PAN DIRECTORY * FILE 178
TO025000 PANPUT COPY TSO DSN TO PAN MEMBER * FILE 178
TO027000 PANEXIT EXIT FOR CONTROL OF PAN USAGE * FILE 178
TO030000 JULGRE CONVERT JULIAN TO GEGORIAN * FILE 178
GU955000 MVSMON MVS MONITOR FOR OPERATORS AND TSO USERS * FILE 178
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 179
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 079". * FILE 179
H F000179 D=MAY80 * FILE 179
T FILE 179 - FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION - SAMPLE JCL * FILE 179
K FLA FLORIDA POWER JCL V6 * FILE 179
K DONALD HIGGINS * FILE 179
RELATED FILES: 177-179; DOCUMENTATION: 177 * FILE 179
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE SAMPLE JCL FROM FLORIDA POWER * FILE 179
CORPORATION. * FILE 179
* * FILE 179
* PAN PDS DESCRIPTION * FILE 179
* NAME NAME * FILE 179
* * FILE 179
* *** LANGUAGE COMPILERS **** * FILE 179
* * FILE 179
GU800R0P FORTC STRUCTURED FORTRAN G1 * FILE 179
GU810R0P FORTCL * FILE 179
GU820R0P FORTCLG * FILE 179
* * FILE 179
* *** PAN SOURCE LIBRARY *** * FILE 179
* * FILE 179
GUXX1130 EDITPAN EDIT PAN MEMBER USING TEXT EDITOR IN * FILE 179
BATCH * FILE 179
GU821R0P PCOMPARE COMPARE TWO MEMBERS OF PAN LIBRARY * FILE 179
* * FILE 179
* *** PDS UTILITITES *** * FILE 179
* * FILE 179
GUXX1270 PDSDLIST LIST PDS DIRECTORY (780 ENTRIES PER * FILE 179
PAGE) * FILE 179
GUXX1280 PDSMLIST LIST ALL OR SELECTED MEMBERS OF * FILE 179
SOURCE PDS * FILE 179
GUXX1310 PDSCLIST CROSS REFERENCE MEMBERS AND CSECTS OF * FILE 179
LOAD PDS * FILE 179
* * FILE 179
* *** SMF DAILY REPORT PROCEDURE *** * FILE 179
* * FILE 179
CS301R0P SMF DAILY REPORTING SYSTEM PROCEDURE * FILE 179
* * FILE 179
* *** GENERAL UTILITIES *** * FILE 179
* * FILE 179
GUXX1230 TABULATE LIST AND TABULATE UP TO 12 COLUMNS OF * FILE 179
NUMBERS * FILE 179
ER904R0P RENUM FORTRAN RENUMBER * FILE 179
GUXX1150 TVOLCOPY COPY TAPE VOLUME * FILE 179
GU102R0P KWICRPTS KEY WORD IN CONTEXT REPORT GENERATOR * FILE 179
GU822R0P COMPARE COMPARE TWO SEQUENTIAL SOURCE FILES * FILE 179
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 180
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 080". * FILE 180
H F000180 D=JUL80 * FILE 180
T FILE 180 - SPF PANVALET INTERFACE FROM MCAUTO - * FILE 180
MENUS * FILE 180
K SPF PANVALET MCAUTO MENUS PAN V7 * FILE 180
K LARRY HOLLIDAY * FILE 180
RELATED FILES: 180-182 * FILE 180
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE SPF/PANVALET INTERFACE FROM * FILE 180
MCDONNELL DOUGLAS AUTOMATION COMPANY. * FILE 180
FILE 180 CONTAINS THE MENUS * FILE 180
FILE 181 CONTAINS THE PROCS * FILE 180
FILE 182 CONTAINS THE CLISTS * FILE 180
CONTRIBUTOR LARRY R. HOLLIDAY * FILE 180
SUPERVISOR - SYSTEMS PROGRAMMING * FILE 180
HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION * FILE 180
MCDONNELL DOUGLAS AUTOMATION COMAPNY * FILE 180
5775 CAMPUS PARKWAY * FILE 180
HAZELWOOD, MISSOURI 63042 * FILE 180
PHONE (314) 232-8471 * FILE 180
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 181
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 081". * FILE 181
H F000181 D=JUL80 * FILE 181
T FILE 181 - SPF PANVALET INTERFACE FROM MCAUTO - * FILE 181
PROCS * FILE 181
K SPF PANVALET MCAUTO MENUS PAN V7 * FILE 181
K LARRY HOLLIDAY * FILE 181
RELATED FILES: 180-182 * FILE 181
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE PROCS FOR THE SPF/PANVALET * FILE 181
INTERFACE FROM MCDONNELL DOUGLAS AUTOMATION COMPANY. * FILE 181
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 182
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 082". * FILE 182
H F000182 D=JUL80 * FILE 182
T FILE 182 - SPF PANVALET INTERFACE FROM MCAUTO - * FILE 182
CLISTS * FILE 182
K SPF PANVALET MCAUTO MENUS PAN V7 * FILE 182
K LARRY HOLLIDAY * FILE 182
RELATED FILES: 180-182 * FILE 182
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE CLISTS FOR THE SPF/PANVALET * FILE 182
INTERFACE FROM MCDONNELL DOUGLAS AUTOMATION COMPANY. * FILE 182
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 183
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 083". * FILE 183
H F000183 D=SEP82 * FILE 183
T FILE 183 - TSO ENHANCEMENTS FROM DELUXE CHECK * FILE 183
PRINTERS * FILE 183
K V22 TSO SPF CHECK LOOS * FILE 183
K DELUXE CHECK PRINTERS HOWARD DEAN GTE * FILE 183
RELATED FILES: 134-136, 183. DOCUMENTATION IS IN * FILE 183
FILE 134 MEMBER $$$DOC. * FILE 183
THIS FILE CONTAINS A SERIES OF ENHANCEMENTS FOR THE * FILE 183
TSO ENVIRONMENT, PARTICULARLY SPF RECEIVED FROM DELUXE * FILE 183
CHECK PRINTERS BY WAY OF HOWARD DEAN AT GTE DATA * FILE 183
SERVICES. HOWARD IS ACTING AS A CLEARING HOUSE FOR * FILE 183
TSO MODIFICATIONS. * FILE 183
ANY INSTALLATION PROBLEMS OR FIXES TO BUGS MAY BE * FILE 183
ADDRESSED TO * FILE 183
Mike Loos * FILE 183
VP of Ops and Tech Support * FILE 183
Fair, Isaac and Company, Inc. * FILE 183
4295 Lexington Avenue North * FILE 183
St. Paul, MN 55126 * FILE 183
mikeloos@fairisaac.com * FILE 183
ADDITIONAL SUB-PROGRAMS AND MACROS NEEDED TO ASSEMBLE * FILE 183
THOSE PROGRAMS WERE ADDED FOR THE SHARE SPLA MODS TAPE * FILE 183
BY: * FILE 183
HOWARD DEAN (NOT AT THIS ADDRESS ANY MORE) * FILE 183
GTE DATA SERVICES * FILE 183
4750 LINCOLN BLVD. * FILE 183
MARINA DEL REY, CALIFORNIA 90291 * FILE 183
PHONE (213) 821-0511 EXT. 330 * FILE 183
BESIDES THE PROGRAMS LISTED BELOW, THIS FILE CONTAINS * FILE 183
MANY CLIST, MACROS, HELP MEMBERS, AND SPF STUFF THAT * FILE 183
MAY PROVE USEFUL. SEE MEMBER $$$DOC FOR ADDITIONAL * FILE 183
DOCUMENTATION * FILE 183
FOLDIT PROGRAM FOR PRINTING DATA SETS WITH UPPER * FILE 183
AND LOWER CASE CHARACTERS ON PRINTERS * FILE 183
LACKING THE LUXURY OF LOWER CASE. * FILE 183
SMFSEL THIS PROGRAM COPIES ONE SMF HISTORY TAPE TO * FILE 183
ANOTHER BUT ALLOWS SELECTION BY DATE * FILE 183
(JULIAN) AND TIME (MILITARY 24 HR CLOCK). * FILE 183
(FIXED BUG WITH DATE SELECTION) * FILE 183
$ TSO COMMAND TO CALL PROGRAMS FROM *HMD 09/81* * FILE 183
A LINKLIST LIB. ALIASES ARE '#', *HMD 09/81* * FILE 183
AUTH, XEQ. * FILE 183
WHATIF TSO COMMAND TO CHECK THE STATUS *HMD 09/81* * FILE 183
OF DATASETS AND COMPARE STRINGS *HMD 09/81* * FILE 183
AND OPTIONALLY STACK A COMMAND * FILE 183
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 184
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 084". * FILE 184
H F000184 D=NOV80 * FILE 184
T FILE 184 - YALE UNIVERSITY COMPUTER CENTER - * FILE 184
DOCUMENTATION * FILE 184
K YALE YU DOCUMENTATION V8 * FILE 184
K HOWARD GILBERT * FILE 184
L RACF ACF SECURITY TAPE LIBRARY TMS TLMS SVC SSSH * FILE 184
ASMTOZAP * FILE 184
L SMP HAL STRUCTURED ASM BAL PREPROCESSOR PL1 PLI * FILE 184
BLIP BLKSPTRK * FILE 184
L FLY MLPA APF STEPLIB DYNAMIC * FILE 184
RELATED FILES: 184-191; DOCUMENTATION: 184 * FILE 184
THIS FILE IS THE DOCUMENTATION FOR VARIOUS STUFF * FILE 184
CONTRIBUTED BY * FILE 184
HOWARD GILBERT * FILE 184
YALE COMPUTER CENTER * FILE 184
175 WHITNEY AVE * FILE 184
NEW HAVEN, CT. 06520 * FILE 184
(203) 432-6608 * FILE 184
IT CONTAINS UPPER AND LOWER CASE CHARACTERS * FILE 184
SEE MEMBER INDEX FOR A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION * FILE 184
MOST NOTABLE STUFF ON THIS TAPE INCLUDES THE * FILE 184
FOLLOWING: * FILE 184
0.1 ACCESS CONTROL FACILITY * FILE 184
YALE HAS DEVELOPED A MINIMAL ACCESS CONTROL * FILE 184
FACILITY USING THE IBM SUPPLIED RACF HOOKS. * FILE 184
BASICALLY, WE PROVIDE A UTILITY TO SELECTIVELY TURN * FILE 184
ON THE RACF BIT IN THE VTOC FOR NON-VSAM DATASETS * FILE 184
(AND TO STORE ADDITIONAL RACF OPTIONS AND PROTECT * FILE 184
INFORMATION IN THE DATASET DSCB). THE IBM SUPPLIED * FILE 184
SVC 130 SIMPLY ABENDS, SO WE REPLACE IT WITH REAL * FILE 184
ACCESS CONTROL CODE WHICH USES THE INFORMATION IN * FILE 184
THE DSCB AND THE USERID AND ACCOUNT OF THE CALLER TO * FILE 184
MAKE THE ACCESS CONTROL DECISION. YOUR INSTALLATION * FILE 184
MUST PROVIDE ITS OWN BATCH-PASSWORD OR OTHER BATCH * FILE 184
IDENTIFICATION VERIFICATION MECHANISM. * FILE 184
A MORE COMPREHENSIVE DESCRIPTION OF FEATURES CAN * FILE 184
BE FOUND IN THE DOCUMENTATION MEMBER RACTALK. A * FILE 184
MEMO TO USERS WHICH WAS DISTRIBUTED AT YALE IS * FILE 184
CONTAINED IN MEMBER PROTECT. * FILE 184
0.2 TAPE LIBRARY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM * FILE 184
TAPESYS IS A TAPE SYSTEM ORIENTED TO THE LESS * FILE 184
STRUCTURED TAPE LIBRARIES COMMON IN UNIVERSITY AND * FILE 184
SERVICE BUREAU ENVIRONMENTS. UNLIKE MOST COMMERCIAL * FILE 184
TAPE SYSTEMS, IT IS VERY FORGIVING AND ALLOWS * FILE 184
CONVERSION OF ALMOST ANY TAPE LIBRARY WITH ALMOST * FILE 184
ANY VOLUME NAMING CONVENTION TO A MORE CONTROLLED * FILE 184
SYSTEM. IN ADDITION TO ACCESS CONTROL, THE USER IS * FILE 184
PROVIDED WITH SOME PROTECTION AGAINST ACCIDENTALLY * FILE 184
OVERWRITING HIS OWN FILES. A PREREQUISITE IS THE * FILE 184
GSAM IUP TO PROVIDE CROSS-ADDRESS-SPACE ACCESS TO * FILE 184
VSAM DATABASES. * FILE 184
TAPESYS IS THE YALE SOFTWARE SYSTEM WHICH COMES * FILE 184
CLOSEST TO BEING FULLY PACKAGED AND DOCUMENTED AND * FILE 184
YET IS NOT NORMALLY SOLD. IT IS AVAILABLE BY SPECIAL * FILE 184
ARRAGEMENT TO UNIVERSITIES AND NON-PROFIT * FILE 184
ORGANIZATIONS AT NO COST. USUALLY WE LIKE TO SWAP * FILE 184
IT FOR SOMETHING (PROGRAMS, DATABASES, WSCRIPT OR * FILE 184
DCF INPUT TO GENERATE GENERAL USE MANUALS FOR COMMON * FILE 184
SYSTEMS, OR ANYTHING ELSE OF GENERAL USE THAT CAN GO * FILE 184
ON A TAPE). IT HAS A RATHER LARGE SYSTEM * FILE 184
PROGRAMMER'S DOCUMENT TAPEPDOM AND A LARGE USER * FILE 184
DOCUMENT TAPESYS. THE MEMBER TAPETALK GIVES A SHORT * FILE 184
INTRODUCTION. * FILE 184
0.3 SUBSYSTEM SVC SCREEN HANDLER * FILE 184
IBM PROVIDES A SUPERVISOR FACILITY FOR AUTHORIZED * FILE 184
PROGRAMS TO INTERCEPT CALLS TO SELECTED SVC NUMBERS * FILE 184
IN SELECTED TASKS. THE SSSH ROUTINE IS A USER SVC * FILE 184
WHICH EXTENDS THIS FACILITY TO UNAUTHORIZED CALLERS * FILE 184
AND COORDINATES THE SVC SCREEN ACTIVITY OF SEVERAL * FILE 184
TASKS IN THE SAME ADDRESS SPACE. IT CAN BE USED TO * FILE 184
PROVIDE PACKAGED FUNCTIONS TO THE END USER (LIKE A * FILE 184
TSO SESSION LOG) OR AS A SYSTEM PROGRAMMER DEBUGGING * FILE 184
AND INFORMATION GATHERING DEVICE. THE SSSH MEMBER OF * FILE 184
THE DOCUMENTATION FILE DESCRIBES ITS USE AND * FILE 184
INSTALLATION. * FILE 184
0.4 ASMTOZAP * FILE 184
THE MAINTENANCE OF LOCAL MODIFICATIONS TO MVS * FILE 184
CODE ACROSS IBM PTF AND SU ACTIVITY CAN BE A BIG * FILE 184
PROBLEM. ASMTOZAP IS A PL/I PROGRAM WHICH SERVES A * FILE 184
UTILITY FUNCTION TO SIMPLIFY THIS PROCESS. IT READS * FILE 184
THE LISTING FILE OF AN ASSEMBLY AND PRODUCES * FILE 184
AMASPZAP (AND SMP) INPUT CARDS AS ITS OUTPUT FILE. * FILE 184
ASMTOZAP IS USED WHENEVER A ZAP MUST BE MADE TO AN * FILE 184
IBM SUPPLIED MODULE WHERE THE OFFSET OF THE CODE CAN * FILE 184
CHANGE OR THE DATA BEING MODIFED CONTAINS * FILE 184
RELOCATABLE DATA. THE ASMTOZAP MEMBER OF THE * FILE 184
DOCUMENTATION DATASET DESCRIBES THE CONTROL CARDS * FILE 184
SYNTAX AND GIVES AN EXAMPLE OF ITS PROPER USE. * FILE 184
0.5 HAL MACROS * FILE 184
ANYONE WHO PROGRAMS IN ASSEMBLER LANGUAGE NEEDS A * FILE 184
GOOD SET OF STRUCTURED PROGRAMING MACROS. HAL IS THE * FILE 184
SET WE USE AT YALE. THE HAL MEMBER OF THE * FILE 184
DOCUMENTATION DATASET DESCRIBES THE USE OF THIS MACRO * FILE 184
SYSTEM. THE HAL MACROS ARE INCLUDED IN ONE MEMBER OF * FILE 184
THE MACRO LIBRARY (ONE USES COPY TO INCLUDE THEM AT * FILE 184
THE BEGINNING OF AN ASSEMBLY). THE HALFMT UTILITY * FILE 184
INCLUDED IN THE ASSEMBLER SOURCE FILE WILL PRODUCE * FILE 184
AN ATTRACTIVE INDENTED SOURCE LISTING OF A HAL * FILE 184
STRUCTURED PROGRAM. * FILE 184
0.6 GENERAL PURPOSE PRE-PROCESSOR * FILE 184
GPPP WAS AN EXPERIMENT WRITING A PL/I * FILE 184
PREPROCESSOR IN PL/I. IT WORKS WELL ENOUGH, BUT HAS * FILE 184
MOSTLY BEEN AN INTERESTING EXPERIMENT RATHER THAN A * FILE 184
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SOLVING LOCAL PROBLEMS AND IS A PREREQUISITE TO SOME * FILE 184
OF OUR LOCAL CODE. THE GPPP MEMBER OF THE * FILE 184
DOCUMENTATION FILE DESCRIBES THE USE OF THIS SYSTEM. * FILE 184
IT MAY BE INTERESTING TO CONTRAST THIS PRODUCT TO * FILE 184
THE PL/I LANGUAGE CONSTRUCTION IUP WHICH HAS * FILE 184
SUBSEQUENTLY BEEN RELEASED AND WHICH USES A * FILE 184
DIFFERENT APPROACH. * FILE 184
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 185
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 085". * FILE 185
H F000185 D=NOV80 * FILE 185
T FILE 185 - YALE UNIVERSITY COMPUTER CENTER - * FILE 185
SOURCE * FILE 185
K YALE YU SOURCE ASM V8 * FILE 185
K HOWARD GILBERT * FILE 185
RELATED FILES: 184-191; DOCUMENTATION: 184 * FILE 185
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE ASSEMBLER SOURCE CODE FROM YALE * FILE 185
COMPUTER CENTER. * FILE 185
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 186
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 086". * FILE 186
H F000186 D=NOV80 * FILE 186
T FILE 186 - YALE UNIVERSITY COMPUTER CENTER - PLI * FILE 186
SOURCE (VB) * FILE 186
K YALE YU PL1 PLI VB V8 * FILE 186
K HOWARD GILBERT * FILE 186
RELATED FILES: 184-191; DOCUMENTATION: 184 * FILE 186
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE PLI OPTIMIZING SOURCE IN VB * FILE 186
FORMAT FROM THE YALE COMPUTER CENTER * FILE 186
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 187
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 087". * FILE 187
H F000187 D=NOV80 * FILE 187
T FILE 187 - YALE UNIVERSITY COMPUTER CENTER - PLI * FILE 187
SOURCE (FB) * FILE 187
K YALE YU PL1 PLI V8 * FILE 187
K HOWARD GILBERT * FILE 187
RELATED FILES: 184-191; DOCUMENTATION: 184 * FILE 187
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE PLI OPTIMIZING SOURCE IN FB * FILE 187
FORMAT FROM THE YALE COMPUTER CENTER * FILE 187
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 188
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 088". * FILE 188
H F000188 D=NOV80 * FILE 188
T FILE 188 - YALE UNIVERSITY COMPUTER CENTER - * FILE 188
MACLIB * FILE 188
K YALE YU MACROS ASM V8 * FILE 188
K HOWARD GILBERT * FILE 188
RELATED FILES: 184-191; DOCUMENTATION: 184 * FILE 188
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE ASSEMBLER MACROS FROM YALE * FILE 188
COMPUTER CENTER. * FILE 188
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 189
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 089". * FILE 189
H F000189 D=NOV80 * FILE 189
T FILE 189 - YALE UNIVERSITY COMPUTER CENTER - * FILE 189
SYSMODS * FILE 189
K YALE YU SYSMODS ASMTOZAP V8 * FILE 189
K HOWARD GILBERT * FILE 189
RELATED FILES: 184-191; DOCUMENTATION: 184 * FILE 189
THIS FILE CONTAINS ASMTOZAP INPUT PRODUCING SYSMODS IN * FILE 189
SMP/E FORMAT FOR COMPLICATED CHANGES TO MVS MODULES * FILE 189
FROM THE YALE COMPUTER CENTER * FILE 189
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 190
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 090". * FILE 190
H F000190 D=NOV80 * FILE 190
T FILE 190 - YALE UNIVERSITY COMPUTER CENTER - * FILE 190
SYSMODS * FILE 190
K YALE YU SYSMODS ZAP V8 SUPERZAP ASMSPZAP SMP * FILE 190
K HOWARD GILBERT * FILE 190
RELATED FILES: 184-191; DOCUMENTATION: 184 * FILE 190
THIS FILE CONTAINS SMP4 PTFS FOR SYSMODS FROM YALE * FILE 190
COMPUTER CENTER. * FILE 190
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 191
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 091". * FILE 191
H F000191 D=NOV80 * FILE 191
T FILE 191 - YALE UNIVERSITY COMPUTER CENTER - * FILE 191
PLIX MACROS * FILE 191
K YALE YU PL1 PLI PLIX MACROS * FILE 191
K HOWARD GILBERT * FILE 191
RELATED FILES: 184-191; DOCUMENTATION: 184 * FILE 191
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE PLIX MACROS FROM YALE * FILE 191
COMPUTER CENTER. * FILE 191
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 192
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 092". * FILE 192
H F000192 D=APR89 * FILE 192
T FILE 192 - TSO COMMAND PROCESSORS FROM THE US * FILE 192
AIR FORCE * FILE 192
K TSO COMMANDS CP AIR FORCE AIRFORCE 2ISG SADSC DOD * FILE 192
K JIM MARSHALL PERFORMANCE $DI ABEND ASK ASMG ASMH * FILE 192
K ASMXF ASMHNOX CALC CLRSCRN CLR2000 COBOLCHK CDSCB * FILE 192
K COMPARE COMPRESS CONCAT COPYPDS CMDLOFF COB2CHK * FILE 192
K COPYSDS COUNT CPSCB DA DATE DD DECONCAT DELAY DEX * FILE 192
K DAJOB DLXAUTHC DELUXE ECHO DSPRINT DAPF DLINK * FILE 192
K DISPLAY DOPROG DUDASD DUSER EDAIR30 ERROR FREEALL FA * FILE 192
K FINDFILE FORTP FORTX GTE GTELABS HOFFMAN GDDM * FILE 192
K IKJEBMA9 IKJEFF10 IKJEFF53 IKJE9CL IKJE9CT INMXPARM * FILE 192
K INMXZ02 IKJE9CX IKJE9DU IKJE9OF IKJE9LT IKJE9LX * FILE 192
K IKJE9NA IKJE9PT CHANGEX DUPE OFFLINE LISTTAB * FILE 192
K LISTX NAME PUT IKJE9SP IKJE9SS IKJE9$ IKJT9FI * FILE 192
K IKJT9LB IKJT9LI INFOSYS SPOT SAVESHR TEST JCLSCAN * FILE 192
K INMXPARM INMX02 LISTSU INSTREAM IO JULIAN KOMM * FILE 192
K LASTCC LASTIPL LISTCDS LISTLPA LISTSPC LM LOOS LPSCB * FILE 192
K MEMBER NEWSPACE MURPHY LISTAX OPERA OUTPRINT PDS * FILE 192
K PLIF PPXIT PRINTOFF PUNCH QCB QLIST REVIEW REVSMF * FILE 192
K RACF RACFCLST RACFLST SLSS SLSSPRT RLSE SCRATCH * FILE 192
K SHELP SHOWDS SHOWSPC SHOWSS SOLICIT SPFCOPY TRANSMIT * FILE 192
K RECEIVE TSOE SPFSVC SPZAP SUBMITX SYSOUT99 SYSTEM * FILE 192
K S99DAIR TPRINT TSOEXEC TO UADS UNITS VTOC WHATIF * FILE 192
K WHOHAS ZAP VTAMOPER POF VSFORT VSFORTRAN VTAM WTC * FILE 192
RELATED FILES: 131-133, 192, 194, 216-219 DOC * FILE 192
ALL FILES MEMBER $$ * FILE 192
JIM MARSHALL, US TREASURY * FILE 192
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SERVICE * FILE 192
PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA II - ROOM 400B * FILE 192
3700 EAST-WEST HIGHWAY * FILE 192
HYATTSVILLE, MD 20782 * FILE 192
202-874-8353 * FILE 192
T S O C O M M A N D P R O C E S S O R S * FILE 192
RELEASE 24.0 1 APRIL 1989 * FILE 192
COURTESY JIM MARSHALL, CAPT, USAF (RETIRED) * FILE 192
THIS IS A COLLECTION OF TSO CP'S FROM MANY * FILE 192
SOURCES.IT IS MY INTENT TO PUT TOGETHER A FILE OF * FILE 192
TSO CP'S FOR SHARE. SOME SOME ARE ORIGINAL AND MOST * FILE 192
WERE OBTAINED FROM MY OS/MVT DAYS AND CONVERTED. * FILE 192
IT'S EMBARRASSING TO TELL MANAGEMENT THAT USERS HAVE * FILE 192
LOST FUNCTIONS MIGRATING TO MVS. HOPEFULLY I CAN * FILE 192
BECOME A FOCAL POINT FOR TSO CP'S. ALSO I HAVE * FILE 192
ISPF/PDF AND BUT AM REQUIRED TO SUPPORT 300-1200 * FILE 192
BAUD ASYNC TERMINALS. THUS TO KEEP THOSE PEOPLE * FILE 192
HAPPY AND RELATIVELY PRODUCTIVE I MUST BE CONCERNED * FILE 192
WITH THINGS OUTSIDE OF THE WONDEROUS SPF. I WILL BE * FILE 192
ADDING MORE TO THIS FILE AS TIME PROGRESSES. * FILE 192
D I S C L A I M E R !!!!! * FILE 192
************************************* * FILE 192
USE ALL OF THESE AT YOUR OWN RISK, NATURALLY! * FILE 192
************************************* * FILE 192
THE FILE IS CONSTRUCTED OF MEMBERS AS FOLLOWS: THE * FILE 192
SOURCE IS PUT IN AS A NAME, THEN THE HELP IS SUFFIXED * FILE 192
WITH A # SIGN, AND THE THE JCL TO INSTALL IS SUFFIXED * FILE 192
WITH A $ SIGN. * FILE 192
FOR EXAMPLE: CMD - SOURCE MEMBER * FILE 192
CMD# - HELP ENTRY * FILE 192
CMD$ - JCL TO INSTALL * FILE 192
NOTE: * FILE 192
MANY OF THESE MODULES HAVE THE CSECT STACKED * FILE 192
TOGETHER, LOOK AT THE JCL INSTALL MEMBER TO SEE IF * FILE 192
THERE A 'PARM=BATCH' IN COMPILE. IF YOU ONLY HAVE * FILE 192
ASMF THEN YOU MAY HAVE TO BREAK THE CODE APART SINCE * FILE 192
ASMF DOES NOT SUPPORT BATCH COMPILES ! * FILE 192
NOTE: * FILE 192
MANY OF THESE WILL RUN AS IS UNDER MVT, SOME HAVE A * FILE 192
COMPILE CODE THAT LETS YOU SET IT FOR MVS OR MVT. * FILE 192
NEAT! * FILE 192
NOTE: * FILE 192
IF YOU INSTALL A COMD WITHOUT LOOKING AT THE CODE, * FILE 192
AND IF TRY TO USE IT, IT MAY COME BACK WITH ' * FILE 192
COMMAND NOT FOUND '. IT IS PROBABLY BECAUSE WE HAVE * FILE 192
SOME CHECKING FOR SECURITY THAT LOOKS AT THE TSOID. * FILE 192
THEREFORE IF IT ISN'T A MATCH WE XCTL TO THE SAME * FILE 192
MODULE THAT WILL YIELD 'COMMAND NOT FOUND' CONFUSES * FILE 192
THE HECK OUT OF PEOPLE WHO OVERHEAR A WORD AND ARE * FILE 192
SLICK ENOUGH TO COPY THE CMD ELSEWHERE !!!!! * FILE 192
NOTE: * FILE 192
THE JCL YOU MAY SEE IN THE INSTALLATION OF THE TSO * FILE 192
CP'S MAY LOOK STRANGE. ALL IT IS BASICALLY THE * FILE 192
COMPILE AND LKED STEPS (ASMFCL OR ASMHCL). IT MAY * FILE 192
LOOK A BIT DIFFERENT BUT IT IS REALLY NOT. WE HAVE * FILE 192
AN IBM 3800 AND ROTATE THE PRINT. THAT IS WHY THE * FILE 192
PROC IS DIFFERENT FROM THE STANDARD. THE MOST * FILE 192
IMPORTANT PART OF THE JCL IS TO SEE WHAT MEMBERS ARE * FILE 192
INPUTTED AND THE LKED EDIT ATTRIBUTES OF THE MODULE. * FILE 192
NOTE: * FILE 192
IF YOU INSTALL THE TSO SUBCOMMANDS OF EDIT, YOU * FILE 192
SHOULD READ THE TSO SPL. WE CALLED OUR MODULES * FILE 192
IKJXXXXX NOT TO MEAN THESE ARE IBM MODULES BUT TO * FILE 192
IDENTITY THEM TO US AS TSO CP'S OF EDIT. ALSO * FILE 192
REMEMBER YOU HAVE TO UPDATE 'IKJEBMA9' EDIT * FILE 192
SUBCOMMAND TABLE. READ THE SPL ON IT. IT IS * FILE 192
CONFUSING BECAUSE A SUBCMD CAN HAVE MANY NAMES AND * FILE 192
DO NOT HAVE TO MATCH THE MEMBER NAME IN THE LOAD * FILE 192
MODULE LIBRARY. DO NOT PANIC IF IT LOOKS LIKE * FILE 192
MAGIC, JUST GO TO THE SPL. * FILE 192
NOTE: * FILE 192
MUST GIVE A SPECIAL NOTE OF THANKS TO MR. BILL * FILE 192
GODFREY FROM PLANNING RESEARCH CORPORATION (PRC). HE * FILE 192
WAS A CONTRACTOR ASSIGNED TO ME AND HE IS A TSO * FILE 192
WIZARD. HE HAS WRITTEN A LOT OF THE TSO COMMANDS AND * FILE 192
IMPROVED UPON OTHERS. * FILE 192
NOTE: * FILE 192
CONVERTED THE $$PROSE MEMBER INTO INFOSYS FORMAT. * FILE 192
CHANGE ACTIVITY LOG : * FILE 192
RELEASE 24 CHANGE LOG: * FILE 192
-------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 192
DAJOB - ADDED. * FILE 192
DUDASD - ADDED CHECKING TO SEE IF VTOC IS INDEXED OR NOT. * FILE 192
IKJEBMA9 - UPDATED TO JCL TO TSO-E R4 LEVEL. * FILE 192
IKJEBXXX - CHECKED OUT ALL THE EDIT SUBCOMMANDS TO TSO-E R4 * FILE 192
AND MVS/XA 2.2 LEVELS * FILE 192
LISTSU - ADDED. * FILE 192
RELEASE 23 CHANGE LOG: * FILE 192
-------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 192
$$PROSEO - DELETED, $$PROSE GOES BACK FAR ENOUGH * FILE 192
$DI - BROUGHT TO JES2/SP2.1.7 * FILE 192
ABEND - ADDED MORE ABENDS. * FILE 192
COB2CHK - ADDED. * FILE 192
DAPF - ADDED. * FILE 192
DLINK - ADDED. * FILE 192
MURPHY - ADDED MORE PHILOSOPHY - A CONTINUING EFFORT * FILE 192
LISTSU - ADDED. * FILE 192
POF - FIXED BUG * FILE 192
RELEASE 22 CHANGE LOG: * FILE 192
-------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 192
$$PROSEX - DELETED, OLD PROSE OVER 3 YRS OLD. * FILE 192
DSPRINT - ADDED. (DONATION FROM VPS PEOPLE (LRS) * FILE 192
INMXPARM - REALLY DID ADD THE CODE THIS TIME ! * FILE 192
INMX02 - REALLY DID ADD THE CODE THIS TIME ! * FILE 192
JCLSCAN - ADDED. * FILE 192
MURPHY - ADDED MORE PHILOSOPHY. * FILE 192
POF - FIXED A BUG * FILE 192
RELEASE 21 CHANGE LOG: * FILE 192
-------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 192
NOTE: TRANSFERRED TO FT. MEADE, MD * FILE 192
$DI - NOW GOOD FROM JES2/SP 1.3.0 TO JES2/SP 1.3.4 * FILE 192
CLRSCRN - ADDED HELP MEMBER AND SAMPLE JCL. * FILE 192
CLR2000 - ADDED HELP MEMBER AND SAMPLE JCL. * FILE 192
CMDLOFF - ADDED HELP MEMBER AND SAMPLE JCL. * FILE 192
COMPARE - PROMPTS SLIGHTLY CHANGED AND HELP UPDATED TO * FILE 192
REFLECT ALL OPTIONS. * FILE 192
DUDASD - UPGRADED WITH NEW UCB SCAN ROUTINES, ENHANCED, * FILE 192
CLEANED, SCRUBBED, ETC. * FILE 192
DUDASDR - OLD VERSION OF DUDASD RETAINED FOR A WHILE. * FILE 192
ECHO - ADDED. * FILE 192
FORTP - FIXED BUG WHEN IT WAS PUT ON MVS/XA. * FILE 192
GDDM - MOVED OVER FROM SOURCE FILE TO ITS NEW * FILE 192
HOME. FIXED BUG REPORTED BY BILL SMITH, * FILE 192
SYNTEX. * FILE 192
LISTAX - ADDED. * FILE 192
MACROS - ADDED. * FILE 192
SLSSPRT - DELETED. MOVED IT TO ISPF/PDF FILE WHERE IT * FILE 192
BELONGS. * FILE 192
TO - FIXED BUG THAT DID NOT ALLOW YOU TO SEND MSGS * FILE 192
TO USERID'S STARTING WITH SPECIAL CHAR. * FILE 192
WTC - ADDED. * FILE 192
ADDED SOME NOTES IN THE SECTIONS ABOVE, PLSE READ FOR * FILE 192
THERE HAS BEEN SOME CALLS WITH QUESTIONS. * FILE 192
10 JAN 85 - GOT SOME TSO CP'S FROM CHUCK HOFFMAN, GTE LABS. * FILE 192
I AM INCORPORATING THEM INTO MY FILE. ALSO I * FILE 192
NEED TO REPACKAGE THEM IN MY SCHEME. THANKS FOR * FILE 192
ALOT OF WORK BY CHUCK. ALL SHOULD LOOK AT THE * FILE 192
'GTEMACS' MEMBER FOR SOME GOOD MACROS THAT USE * FILE 192
SVC 99. HAD TO ALTER SOME OF THE NAMES BECAUSE * FILE 192
OF CONFLICTS. * FILE 192
5 SEP 82 - I HAVE BEEN INSTALLING ALOT OF MY GOODIES THAT I * FILE 192
BROUGHT FROM THE PENTAGON AND THEREFORE I AM * FILE 192
ADDING ALOT OF JCL BECAUSE I AM INSTALLING * FILE 192
YOU PEOPLE HAVE TO DO TO INSTALL. YOU MAY NOTE I * FILE 192
HAVE BEEN ADDING ALIGN TO THE ASMH PARMS. THIS IS * FILE 192
BECAUSE THE ASMH COMPILER WAS GENERATED WITH * FILE 192
NOALIGN. * FILE 192
20 MAY 82 - MAJOR CHANGE, HOW I PACKAGE THE FILES. THE MACROS * FILE 192
FOR THIS FILE ARE NOW IN THIS FILE. THE MACRO HAS * FILE 192
DISAPPEARED. * FILE 192
10 OCT 86 - AS I INSTALL ON AN MVS/XA SYSTEM, I WILL NOTE THE * FILE 192
FACT IN THE RELEASE FIELD. SAY YOU SEE A 1X IN * FILE 192
FIELD MEANS 'REL 1 - RUNS IN MVS/XA FINE'. THUS * FILE 192
X - RUNS FINE FROM MVS/SP TO MVS/XA NO CHNGE. * FILE 192
Y - RUNS ONLY MVS/SP AND I WILL NOT PURSUE THE * FILE 192
CHANGES TO MVS/XA, YOU ARE WELCOME TO DO * FILE 192
IT AND WOULD APPRECIATE THE CODE. * FILE 192
N - ONLY RUNS IN MVS/SP, NEEDS TO BE CONVERTED * FILE 192
Z - RUNS NOW IN MVS/XA BUT WAS CONVERTED AND * FILE 192
IF YOU WANT IT TO WORK IN MVS/SP YOU NEED * FILE 192
TO CHANGE A COND ASSEMBLY. * FILE 192
BLANK - NEEDS TO BE DETERMINED, WILL GET TO IT. * FILE 192
------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 192
SUMMARY OF THE MODULES CONTAINED. * FILE 192
CP REL DESCRIPTION * FILE 192
$#SVCKP 1 - MACRO USED IN SOME OF THE PROGRAMS TO * FILE 192
INVOKE SVC TO GET MY BACK TO PROBLEM STATE * FILE 192
FROM SUPERVISOR STATE. * FILE 192
$#SVCKS 1 - MACRO USED IN SOME OF THE PROGRAMS TO * FILE 192
INVOKE SVC TO GET ME TO SUPERVISOR STATE * FILE 192
FROM PROBLEM STATE. YOU SHOULD USE YOUR * FILE 192
OWN SVC MECHANISM HERE. * FILE 192
$DI 5X - OPERATOR LIKE $DI COMMAND. * FILE 192
ABEND# 3X - NOT A COMMAND BUT A HELP ENTRY FOR ABEND * FILE 192
CODES AND SOME OF THE COMMON REASONS * FILE 192
YOU MAY GET THEM. UPDATED FOR MVS. * FILE 192
ASK 1Y - CLIST USE CMD TO ASK A QUESTION AND GET A * FILE 192
YES OR NO BACK THUS SETTING A RETURN CODE. * FILE 192
(WAS AROUND IN MY MVT DAYS AND IS * FILE 192
OBSOLETE WITH MVS CLIST LANGUAGE) * FILE 192
ASMG 1Y - DO ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE COMPILES INTERACTIVE. * FILE 192
ASSEM. G AND IS SIMILIAR TO ONE IN THIS FILE * FILE 192
FOR ASSEM. H BOTH SHOULD WORK FOR OS/MVT * FILE 192
AND OS/MVT. * FILE 192
ASMH 4X - DO ASSEMBLY LANG COMPILES INTERATIVE. YOU CAN * FILE 192
GET THE IBM PROD WHICH IS SUPERIOR, THIS IS * FILE 192
FREE. WE HAVE A 'SYS2.MACLIB' DEFINED IN THIS * FILE 192
ONE FOR USERS GENERALLY HAVING A USER MACLIB. * FILE 192
CHECKED OUT IN MVS/XA. * FILE 192
ASMHNOX 1 - ZAP TO THE IBM P.P. ASSEMBLER H TO FIX * FILE 192
A BUG SAYING 'NOXREF' YOU GET 'XREF(FULL)'. * FILE 192
PTF LEVEL-21 MADE XREF DEFAULT TO XREF(FULL) * FILE 192
AND INTRODUCED THE ERROR DESCRIBED ABOVE. * FILE 192
NOTE: ASSEMBLER H IS CLASS C. * FILE 192
ASMF 2 - DO ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE COMPILES INTERATIVE. * FILE 192
YOU CAN GET THE IBM PRODUCT WHICH IS SUPERIOR, * FILE 192
BUT THIS ONE IS FREE. HAVE A 'SYS2.MACLIB' * FILE 192
DEFINED IN THIS ONE FOR USERS GENERALLY * FILE 192
HAVING A USER MACLIB. THIS ONE UTILITIZES THE * FILE 192
ASMXF(IFOX00) NOTE THAT THE SOURCE FOR THIS IS * FILE 192
THE ASMH PROMPTER WITH SOME SYSPARMS CHANGED. * FILE 192
CALC 1X - TSO CALCULATOR PROGRAM. HAS 1 ACCUMULATOR AND * FILE 192
9 REGISTERS, ALSO CAN DO FUNCTIONS LIKE SIN, * FILE 192
COS, ETC, OR DEFINE YOUR OWN. ( PLI-OPT ) * FILE 192
COBOLCHK 2X - AFDSC DEVELOPED CHEAP COBOL PROMPTER. COBOL * FILE 192
COMPILES(COBOLVS) INSIDE TSO, ONLY GIVING ERRS * FILE 192
AT THE TERMINAL. USES 'SYNTAX' OPT OF COMPILER * FILE 192
AND IS GREAT FOR ASYNCH SLOW SPEED TERMINALS. * FILE 192
COB2CHK 1X - COBOL II VERSION OF COBOLCHK. * FILE 192
CDSCB 3 - ZAP FORMAT-1 DSCB OF DATASETS ON THE FLY. * FILE 192
USEFUL FOR SYSTEM TYPES !!!! * FILE 192
CLRSCRN 1X - CLEAR THE SCREEN ON 3270. * FILE 192
CLR2000 1Y - CLEAR SCREEN ON HAZELTINE 2000 TTY TERMINAL. * FILE 192
CMDLOFF 1X - PASS A TSO COMMAND TO THIS TSO CP AND WHEN IT * FILE 192
COMPLETES THE USER WILL BE LOGGED OFF. VERRRY * FILE 192
INTERESTING IF YOU THINK ABOUT IT !!!! * FILE 192
COMPARE 3X - COMPARE 2 FILES IN THE FOREGROUND. BASED ON * FILE 192
YALE UNIV COMPARE PROGRAM. OPTIONALLY YOU CAN * FILE 192
ASK FOR IBM'S IEBCOMPR UTILITY PGM INSTEAD. * FILE 192
MODIFIED YALE'S PGM AND CALLED IT COMPAREB. * FILE 192
COMPRESS 2 - COMPRESS A PDS IN FOREGROUND. * FILE 192
CONCAT 1X - CONCAT 2-9 FILES TOGETHER. TRUE MVS ALLOC CMD * FILE 192
CAN DO IT, BUT WE RUN PROGRAM CONTROL FACILITY * FILE 192
(PCF) THUS IF A CUSTOMER FREES A FILE THAT * FILE 192
IS SYS1 THEN THEY CAN NOT ALLOCATE IT BACK. * FILE 192
COPYPDS 3 - COPIES A PDS TO ANOTHER PDS. ALLOWS YOU TO * FILE 192
COPY MEMBERS WITH A SELECT STATEMENT. UNLIKE * FILE 192
THE TSO CMD UTIL 'COPY' YOU CAN COPY MEMBERS * FILE 192
CAN INCLUDE THE ALIAS FOR THE MEMBER. * FILE 192
COPYSDS 1X - COPY ONE SEQUENTIAL DATASET TO ANOTHER * FILE 192
SEQUENTIAL DATASET. * FILE 192
COUNT 1X - COUNT THE NUMBER OF RECORDS IN A FILE. * FILE 192
CPSCB 1 - CHANGE YOUR PROTECTED STEP CONTROL BLOCK * FILE 192
(PSCB) ON THE FLY TO GIVE YOURSELF THINGS * FILE 192
LIKE MOUNT AUTHORITY ETC.SHOULD PROBABLY * FILE 192
RESTRICT THIS TO SYSTEMS ONLY. * FILE 192
DA 4X - DISPLAY ACTIVE COMMAND TO GIVE THE USERS * FILE 192
PICTURE OF THE SYSTEM. THEY LIKE TO * FILE 192
SEE HOW MUCH TIME THE JOB HAS !!!! * FILE 192
DAJOB 2X - DISPLAY ACTIVE COMMAND, YES ANOTHER ONE, * FILE 192
NOW YOU HAVE A CHOICE. * FILE 192
DAPF 1X - DISPLAY APF AUTHORIZED LIBRARY LIST BEING * FILE 192
USED USED THIS IPL. * FILE 192
DATE 1X - GIVES THE DATE AND TIME FROM THE SYSTEM. * FILE 192
DD 4 - SHORT FORM OF ALLOCATE FOR AN EXISTING * FILE 192
FILE. IT IS FASTER THAN ALLOCATE. * FILE 192
UPDATE TO LET YOU ALLOCATE A NEW FILE ALSO. * FILE 192
DECONCAT 1X - REVERSE OF THE CONCAT COMMAND. * FILE 192
DELAY 1 - SPECIFY A NUMBER OF SECONDS AND * FILE 192
HAVE YOU WAIT THAT LONG. * FILE 192
DEX 1 - TSO HEXIDECMAL CALCULATOR PROGRAM. * FILE 192
DISPLAY 1Y - SHOWS CONTROL BLOCKS LIKE THE UCB ETC. * FILE 192
DLINK 1X - DISPLAY LINKLIST CMD TO SHOW WHAT * FILE 192
LIBRARIES ARE BEING USED THIS IPL. * FILE 192
DLXAUTHC 1 - THIS CMD IS FROM MIKE LOOS, DELUXE CHECK * FILE 192
PRINTERS. IT WILL ISSUE THE COMMAND PASSED * FILE 192
TO TO IT AFTER SETTING THE JSCBAUTH BIT ON. * FILE 192
WHEN THE COMMAND COMPLETES THE JSCBAUTH * FILE 192
BIT WILL BE SET OFF. THE JSCB TAMPERING IS * FILE 192
DONE IN A USER SVC(YOUR OWN). YOU MUST * FILE 192
REPLACE THE USERSVC MACRO WITH YOUR OWN * FILE 192
INTEGRITY VIOLATION. THIS COMMAND IS ESP- * FILE 192
CIALLY USEFULE FOR ENTERING RACF COMMANDS * FILE 192
FROM ISPF DIALOGS. FOR EXAMPLE: * FILE 192
DLXAUTHC LISTDSD DA('DSN1.EXAMPLE') ALL * FILE 192
DOPROG 1X - GIVES THE USER THE 'CALL' COMMAND * FILE 192
FUNCTION BY ATTACHING A PROGRAM. * FILE 192
DSNCHECK 1X - GTELABS CMD TO CHECK FOR EXISTENCE OF A CAT * FILE 192
DSN NAME AND OPTIONALLT CHECK FOR A MEMBER * FILE 192
WITHIN A PDS (SETS &LASTCC FOR CLIST WRITERS). * FILE 192
DSPRINT 1X - DONATION FROM VPS PEOPLE (LRS) OF AN EARLY * FILE 192
VERSION OF A COMMAND THAT TAKES DSPRINT CMD * FILE 192
ISSUED OUT OF ISPF AND REFORMATS THE CMD INTO * FILE 192
A 'PRINTOFF'. THIS CAME TO LRS BY WAY OF * FILE 192
BILL SMITH OF SYNTEX. THANKS ALL !!!! * FILE 192
DUDASD 2X - OPERATOR LIKE D U,DASD CMD. UPDATED WITH * FILE 192
NEW UCB SCAN ROUTINE AND ENHANCED TO SHOW * FILE 192
VOLUME STATE, DEVICE TYPE (LIKE 3380), AND * FILE 192
WHERE VOLUME IS IPL DEVICE. ALSO CLEANED UP * FILE 192
CODE, DOCUMENT, ETC. ALSO CHECKS TO SEE IF * FILE 192
VTOC IS INDEXED OR UNINDEXED. * FILE 192
DUDASDR 1Y - OPERATOR LIKE D U,DASD CMD (OLD VERSION). * FILE 192
DUTAPE 2X - OPERATOR LIKE D U,TAPE CMD. CODED WITH * FILE 192
NEW UCB SCAN ROUTINE AND ENHANCED TO SHOW * FILE 192
DEVICE TYPE (LIKE 3380). * FILE 192
DUSER 1X - SHOW THE USERIDS CURRENTLY LOGGED ON TSO. * FILE 192
ECHO 1X - TYPE IN A LINE AND HAVE IT ECHO'D BACK TO * FILE 192
YOUR TERMINAL IN HEX. * FILE 192
EDAIR30 1 - SUBPROGRAM. AN ENHANCED VERSION OF IKJDAIR * FILE 192
FOR ALLOCATING A SYSOUT DATASET. * FILE 192
ERROR# 2 - NOT A COMMAND BUT A HELP ENTRY FOR RETURN * FILE 192
CODE YOU CAN GET FROM DAIR ALLOCATION. * FILE 192
UPDATED FOR MVS. * FILE 192
FREEALL 3X - MVS VERSION OF THE FAMOUS 'FREEALL' * FILE 192
CMD TO FREE DYNAMICALLY ALLOCATED DATASETS. * FILE 192
AFDSC MODIFIED TO FREE ALL DATASETS WHICH: * FILE 192
A. HAVE BEEN DYNAMICALLY ALLOCATED. * FILE 192
B. ARE NOT CURRENTLY IN USE. * FILE 192
C. ARE NOT CURRENTLY OPEN. * FILE 192
D. ARE NOT ALLOCATED TO DDNAME=SYSPROC. * FILE 192
FINDFILE 1 - DISPLAYS WHERE A DATASET IS CATALOGUED * FILE 192
AND LISTS ALL MOUNTED DASD ON WHICH THE * FILE 192
DATASET RESIDES. NOTE: FOUND ON CBT TAPE AS * FILE 192
'LOCDSN', TO ME 'FINDFILE' MORE DESCRIPTIVE. * FILE 192
FORTP 2X - DO FORTRAN G1 COMPILES INTERACTIVELY. * FILE 192
LOOK AT THE JCL INSTALL, IT IS SLICK AND NOT * FILE 192
JUST A SIMPLE COMPILE, LINKEDIT. IT IS NOT * FILE 192
COMPLICATED, BUT YOU USE THE SAME SOURCE CODE * FILE 192
WITH SYSPARM OPTIONS TO COMPILE 2 MODULES. * FILE 192
FORTX 1 - DO FORT X (EXTENDED) COMPILES INTERACTIVELY. * FILE 192
IS FORT PRODUCT SUPERIOR BUT THIS IS FREE. * FILE 192
GDDM 2X - GDDM PROGRAMS WRITTEN IN MOSTLY FORTRAN. SPACE * FILE 192
SHUTTLE, X-29, ETC. WILL WORK WITH MY OS/360 * FILE 192
FORTRAN G THAT IS ON THE TAPE. FORT G RUNS ON * FILE 192
MVS/XA FINE AND FOR THOSE WITH NO FORTRAN, IT * FILE 192
IS BETTER THAN NOTHING. THIS MEMBER HAS '><' * FILE 192
IN THE PLACE OF './' IN THE './ ADD' CARDS. * FILE 192
JUST LOOK AT THE MEMBER TO SEE THE SOURCE AND * FILE 192
SAMPLE JCL. * FILE 192
GFREEALL 1 - GOT FROM GTELABS. THEIR VERSION OF THE SAME * FILE 192
CMD CALLED 'FREEALL' THAT IS ON THIS TAPE. * FILE 192
GSTREAM 1 - GOT FROM GTELABS. THEIR VERSION OF THE SAME * FILE 192
CMD CALLED 'INSTREAM' THAT IS ON THIS TAPE. * FILE 192
GTEMACS 1 - MACROS I GOT FROM GTELABS NEEDED FOR TSO CMDS * FILE 192
FROM CHUCK HOFFMAN. YOU SHOULD USE 'PDSLOAD' * FILE 192
(IEBUPDTE LIKE PGM) FROM MY SOURCE FILE TO * FILE 192
DOWNLOAD. OR JUST LOOK AT MACROS, YOU WILL * FILE 192
SEE HOW IT IS BUILT. MACROS ARE EQ$R,LINKSAVE, * FILE 192
LINKBACK,GTEDAALC,GTEDADAT,GTEDADOC,GTEDASET. * FILE 192
IKJEBMA9 3 - EXAMPLE OF THE MVS EDIT SUB-COMMAND TABLE & * FILE 192
WHAT YOU CAN MAKE VALID SUB-COMMANDS. HAS ALL * FILE 192
THE AFDSC SUB-COMMANDS OF EDIT IN THE TABLE. * FILE 192
IKJEFF10 1 - AFDSC IPO BASED TSO SUBMIT EXIT. * FILE 192
THIS IS RELATIVELY SIMPLE. FORCES THE * FILE 192
FOLLOWING RESTRICTION ON A TSOUSER * FILE 192
1. JOBNAME ON SUBMITTED JOB CARD * FILE 192
MUST BE USERID PLUS ONE CHARACTER. * FILE 192
2. PROGRAMMER NAME FIELD (8 OR LESS CHAR) IN * FILE 192
IN UADS MUST MATCH PROGRAMMER NAME * FILE 192
(8 OR LESS ON JOB CARD). * FILE 192
IKJEFF53 1 - AFDSC IPO BASED TSO 'STATUS/OUTPUT/CANCEL' * FILE 192
EXIT THERE IS ALOT OF POSSIBILITIES IN CODE. * FILE 192
IKJE9CL 1 - 'COLS'. 2ISG DEVELOPED EDIT SUBCMD PRINT * FILE 192
COLUMN NUMBERS ON YOUR TERMINAL. SIMILAR TO * FILE 192
ISPF/PDF OPTION 2 'COLS' CMD. * FILE 192
IKJE9CT 1 - 'COUNT'. AFDSC DEVELOPED EDIT SUBCMD TO GIVE * FILE 192
THE NO OF RECORDS YOU ARE CURRENTLY EDITING. * FILE 192
IKJE9CX 1 - 'CHANGEX' AFDSC DEVELOPED SUBCOMMAND OF * FILE 192
EDIT. PERFORMS THE SAME FUNCTION AS CHANGE * FILE 192
BUT USES HEX STRINGS. * FILE 192
IKJE9DU 1 - 'DUP' AFDSC DEVELOPED EIDT SUBCMD. PERFORMS * FILE 192
SIMILIAR FUNCTION AS SPF REPEAT BUT ONLY ON 1 * FILE 192
LINE. CAN REPEAT EXISTING LINE OR MAKE A COPY * FILE 192
OF AN EXISTING LINE ELSEWHERE AND REPEAT IT. * FILE 192
IKJE9FX 1 - 'FINDX'. AFDSC DEVELOPED EDIT SUBCMD TO DO * FILE 192
A FIND BUT ABLE TO SPECIFY A HEX CHAR STRING. * FILE 192
IKJE9OF 1 - 'OFFLINE'. AFDSC EDIT SUBCMD TO 'SPINOFF' TO * FILE 192
PRT THE FILE YOU ARE CURRENTLY EDITING (ARE * FILE 192
NOT REQUIRED TO SAVE 1ST). CAN 'DEST' TO * FILE 192
RMTS, ETC. SEE THE HELP FOR SPECIFICS * FILE 192
IKJE9LT 1 - 'LISTTABS'. FOUND BY AFDSC. BACK FROM MVT * FILE 192
DAYS, CONVERTED BY BOB HANSEN (SEC) TO RUN * FILE 192
IN MVS. LISTS YOUR CURRENT EDIT TABS FOR * FILE 192
YOU. * FILE 192
IKJE9LX 1 - 'LISTX'. AFDSC DEVELOPED SUBCMD OF * FILE 192
EDIT TO DISPLAY TO YOUR TERMINAL, LINES * FILE 192
OF A DATASET BEING EDIT'D IN HEX FORMAT. * FILE 192
IKJE9NA 1 - 'NAME'. AFDSC DEVELOPED SUBCMD OF * FILE 192
EDIT TO TELL THE NAME OF THE FILE OR * FILE 192
MEMBER OF PDS YOU'RE CURRENTLY EDITING. * FILE 192
IT'S EMBARASSING IF YOU FORGET. * FILE 192
IKJE9PT 1 - 'PUT'. AFDSC DEVELOPED SUBCMD OF EDIT TO * FILE 192
PUT CHARACTER STRINGS IN CERTAIN COLUMNS. * FILE 192
NICE FOR USERS OF ASYNC TERMINALS * FILE 192
WHO DO NOT HAVE SPF. * FILE 192
IKJE9SP 1 - 'SPOT'. AFDSC DEVELOPED EDIT SUBCMD TO SPOT * FILE 192
CHARACTER STRINGS IN DATA. AGAIN NICE FOR * FILE 192
ASYNCH TERMINALS WHO DO NOT HAVE SPF. * FILE 192
CONTAINS A SELECT & EXCLUDE FUNCTION * FILE 192
FOR DELETION OF RECS THAT A FIT PATTERN. * FILE 192
SEE THE HELP ENTRY FOR MORE DETAILS. * FILE 192
IKJE9SS 2 - 'SAVESHR'. AFDSC DEVELOPED EDIT SUBCMD TO * FILE 192
ALLOW A SAVE WITH DISP=SHR. EDIT HAS NASTY * FILE 192
HABIT OF TRYING TO GET A DISP=OLD WHEN YOU * FILE 192
SAVE; THUS IF YOU NEED TO SAVE SOMETHING * FILE 192
INTO A FILE ALLOCATED ALL THE TIME, * FILE 192
TOUGH !!!!! NOTE - APAR AZ57430 APPLIED * FILE 192
IKJT9$ 1 - UPDATE SUBCMD TABLE OF TEST FOR * FILE 192
FOLLOWING SUBCMDS * FILE 192
IKJT9FI 1 - 'FIND' SUBCOMMAND OF THE TSO TEST CMD. * FILE 192
IKJT9LB 1 - 'LIST BREAKPOINTS' SUBCMD OF TSO TEST CMD. * FILE 192
IKJT9LI 1 - 'LIST' SUBCMD (2ND LOAD) OF TSO TEST CMD. * FILE 192
IKJT9MAC 1 - MACROS NEEDED FOR ABOVE ASSEMBLIES. * FILE 192
INFOSYS 2X - TSO CMD, EXECUTE THE IBM PRODUCT 'INFOSYS'. * FILE 192
INMXPARM 2X - SAMPLE OF THE PARMS FOR TSO/E TRANSMIT AND * FILE 192
RECEIVE. * FILE 192
INMXZ02 2X - TSO/E TRANSMIT EXIT FOR NOTIFYING TSO USERS * FILE 192
ON THE SAME NODE THAN A FILE HAS BEEN SENT * FILE 192
TO THEM. GOTTEN FROM TUCC ON JES2 MODS TAPE * FILE 192
AND MODIFIED BY ME. THANKS TUCC * FILE 192
INSTREAM 1 - AFDSC DEVELOPED COMMAND TO BE USED IN CLIST * FILE 192
PUT CONTROL CARDS INSIDE OF CLISTS. CAN * FILE 192
BE USER INPUT FROM THE TERMINAL. VERY NICE. * FILE 192
IO (T) - LIST IO COUNTS FOR EACH FILE IN YOUR * FILE 192
TSO SESSION. * FILE 192
JCLSCAN 1 - SHMUEL GOLOB OF NEWSWEEK SENT THIS TO ME. * FILE 192
RUNS IT ON MVS/SP 1.3.5 AND LOVES IT FOR * FILE 192
DOING A JCL CHECK PRIOR TO SUBMITTING. * FILE 192
HAS A PGM AND AN SVC TO INSTALL. TRY IT. * FILE 192
JULIAN 1X - RETRIEVE THE DATE AND GREGORIAN DAY * FILE 192
FROM THE SYSTEM. ALSO CAN RETURN THE * FILE 192
SAME INFO FOR ANY YEAR AND DAY. * FILE 192
KOMM 1X - USED IN CLISTS FOR FORMATTING DISPLAYS IN * FILE 192
FULL SCREEN SUPPORT ON 3270 TYPE TERMINALS. * FILE 192
LASTCC# 1 - NOT A TSO COMMAND, BUT A HELP ENTRY OF * FILE 192
LIST OF ERROR CODES THAT CAN OCCUR IN * FILE 192
A CMD PROCEDURE (CLIST) INFO WAS COPIED * FILE 192
FROM MANUAL GC28-0646, TSO CMD LANG REF. * FILE 192
LASTIPL 1X - DISPLAY THE JULIAN, GREGORIAN, AND * FILE 192
CALENDAR DATE PLUS THE TIME IN HH.MM THAT * FILE 192
YOUR SYSTEM WAS LAST IPL'ED. OPERATORS * FILE 192
DO ALWAYS TELL YOU TRUE STORIES ???? * FILE 192
LIBCALL 1 - GTELABS CMD TRANSFERS CONTROL TO MODULES * FILE 192
WITH A 'CALL' TYPE PARAMTER LIST, WITH A * FILE 192
'STEPLIB' OPTION. LIBCALL ALSO CAN ACCEPT * FILE 192
PGM PARMS IN LOWER CASE. * FILE 192
LISTAX 1X - SAME AS IBM 'LISTA' CMD BUT THIS ONE GIVE * FILE 192
YOU INFO YOU CAN USE ... LIKE DDNAME, * FILE 192
DISP, DSORG ETC. * FILE 192
MACROS 1X - ALL THE MACROS IN THE FILE HAVE BEEN PACKAGED * FILE 192
IN THIS MEMBER PRECEDED BY ./ CARDS. * FILE 192
PACKAGED MOST OF THE MACROS HERE PRECEDED * FILE 192
BY '><' CARDS INSTEAD OF './'. USE * FILE 192
'PDSLOAD' TO LOAD. LOOK AT THE INSTALL * FILE 192
JOBSTREAM AND YOU WILL SEE HOW. DID IT LIKE * FILE 192
THIS FOR MACROS ARE LIKE FLEAS (THERE'RE * FILE 192
EVERYWHERE). SO JUST DO A PDSLOAD (LIKE * FILE 192
IEBUPDTE) TO RUN THEM INTO A TEMP PDS FOR * FILE 192
YOUR ASSEMBLY. * FILE 192
A-B C D-E F-Z * FILE 192
12345678 12345678 12345678 12345678 * FILE 192
$#SVCKP CPDATA DO08BLD GNRLFAIL * FILE 192
$#SVCKS CPEND DCS JVDENTER * FILE 192
$EPILOG CPENTER DCSPARS JVDEQU * FILE 192
$PROLOG CPENTRY EQUENT JVDLEAVE * FILE 192
CPEXIT EQUEXT MSGLPA * FILE 192
CPINIT EQUREG REGEQU * FILE 192
CVDT EQUREGS REGS * FILE 192
CVRT TMPMAC * FILE 192
LISTCDS 2Y - LIST THE SMP4 CDS FILE ( SYS1.SMPCDS ). * FILE 192
LISTLPA 1Y - LIST ATTRIBUTES OF MEMBERS OF LPALIB. * FILE 192
LISTSPC 2X - LIST SPACE ATTRIBUTES OF A FILE ON DASD. * FILE 192
LISTSU 1X - THIS A WORTHLESS CMD, LIST THE SU NUMBERS * FILE 192
YOU HAVE INSTALLED ON YOUR SYSTEM. * FILE 192
LM 1 - LIST MEMBER NAMES OF A DIRECTORY OF PDS. * FILE 192
LOGOBSC 1 - EXAMPLE OF A VTAM LOGO SCREEN FOR * FILE 192
ACF/VTAM R2 TO IMPRESS THE MGMT. PUT ALOT * FILE 192
OF COMMENTS AS TO HOW TO CODE A BSC LOGO * FILE 192
SCREEN. BOOKS ARE NOT VERY CLEAR. MADE * FILE 192
MINE SO ANYONE COULD FILL IN A PREDEFINED * FILE 192
BOX AND USE MY CODE. * FILE 192
LOGOSNA 1 - EXAMPLE OF A VTAM LOGO SCREEN FOR * FILE 192
ACF/VTAM R2 TO IMPRESS THE MGMT. PUT ALOT * FILE 192
OF COMMENTS AS TO HOW TO CODE A SNA LOGO * FILE 192
SCREEN. BOOKS ARE NOT TOO BAD. MADE MINE * FILE 192
SO ANYONE COULD FILL IN A PREDEFINED BOX * FILE 192
AND USE MY CODE. * FILE 192
LPSCB 1X - LIST YOUR PSCB (PROTECTED STEP CONTROL BLK). * FILE 192
MEMBER 3X - SCAN A LIBRARY FOR A MEMBER. CAN BE USED * FILE 192
TO RUN THE LINK LIST FOR FIRST OCCURRANCE * FILE 192
OF THAT MEMBER, WILL ALSO DISPLAY LKED * FILE 192
ATTRIBUTES, CSECT, IDR DATA, LINK LIST LIB * FILE 192
NUMBER. SHOWS SPF STATS FOR SOURCE DATA. * FILE 192
MURPHY 2X - GET A THOUGHT FOR THE DAY. MUCH THANKS TO * FILE 192
PAUL BANKS, ALLERGAN PHARMACEUTICALS IN * FILE 192
IRVINE, CA FOR THE IDEA. HAVE ADDED SOME * FILE 192
'THOUGHTS'. * FILE 192
NEWSPACE 1 - GTELABS CMD FOR EASILY CREATING NEW, MOD- * FILE 192
ERATELY SIZED, DATASETS, AND LIBS. WRITTEN * FILE 192
WITH BEGINNERS IN MIND. CAN BE EXECUTED FROM * FILE 192
ISPF/PDF CMD LINE FOR A FILE YOU SUDDENLY * FILE 192
NEED. * FILE 192
NEWISPF 1 - FOUND A TSO CMD ON MODS TAPE USED WITH NEW * FILE 192
ISPF/PDF PRODUCT TO GET YOU INTO THE PDF * FILE 192
WITH THE CLIST. BUT IT USED THE USERS * FILE 192
PREFIX INSTEAD OF THE USERID. MADE SOME * FILE 192
MINOR CHANGES TO IT AND CHANGED NAME FROM * FILE 192
'PDF' TO 'NEWISPF'. * FILE 192
OPERA 1Y - ALLOWS CONSOLE COMMANDS (EXCEPT JES2) * FILE 192
TO BE ENTERED FROM YOUR TSO TERMINAL. * FILE 192
USER MUST HAVE OPERATOR AUTHORITY. * FILE 192
OUTPRINT 1Y - PRINTS A DATASET CREATED BY THE TSO * FILE 192
'OUTPUT' CMD, BUT YOU WILL GET PROPER * FILE 192
CARRIAGE CONTROL. SEE DOCUMENTATION IN * FILE 192
THE CODE FOR ALL THE FINE POINTS * FILE 192
PLIF TY - PL1/F LEVEL PROMPTER. HAVE NOT TRIED IT * FILE 192
BECAUSE WE DO NOT RUN PL1/F. * FILE 192
SO YOU ARE ON YOUR OWN. * FILE 192
POF 3 - TSO CMD TO LET YOU DO VTAM COMMANDS FROM * FILE 192
YOUR TSO TERMINAL. BRIAN SCOTT, US POST * FILE 192
SERVICE, TOPEKA, KA. SENT ME THIS ONE. * FILE 192
VERY EASY TO INSTALL. SEE THE CODE FOR * FILE 192
SOME AUTHORITY CHECKING AND PASSWORD FOR * FILE 192
THE VTAM ACB. HE GOT FROM FEDERAL EXPRESS * FILE 192
PPXIT 1Y - TEST YOU PREPROMPT EXIT (IKJEFLD) WITH THIS * FILE 192
ROUTINE LOGON JUST AS IF YOU WOULD EXCEPT * FILE 192
INSTEAD OF 'LOGON USER' YOU SAY 'PPXIT USER'. * FILE 192
HE WILL GIVE YOU ALL THE MSGS AND IF YOU * FILE 192
ABEND, AUTOMATICALLY GO INTO TEST FOR * FILE 192
DEBUGGING. SEE COMMENTS IN CODE * FILE 192
PRINTOFF 3 - AFDSC MODIFIED CMD. IT HAS 'ASA' ADDED TO * FILE 192
ALLOW PRINTER TO USE 'ASA' CARRIAGE * FILE 192
CONTROL EVEN IF IT WAS NOT IN THE DCB OF * FILE 192
THE FILE TO BE PRINTED INCLUDES THE 'GTE' * FILE 192
MODS FOR FCB SUPPORT, ETC. CORRECTED 7 * FILE 192
CHARACTER DEST CODE LIMIT.AT SADSC I FIXED * FILE 192
THE LIMITATION OF ONLY HAVING 7 CHARACTER * FILE 192
DESTID'S FOR JES2. NOT COOL, BOOK SAYS YOU * FILE 192
CAN HAVE 8 CHARACTERS. * FILE 192
PUNCH 1 - PUNCH A CARD DECK. HAS THE OPTION TO * FILE 192
HOLD THE OUTPUT FOR REVIEW * FILE 192
BEFORE YOU LET IT GO TO BE PUNCHED. * FILE 192
QCB 1Y - REPLACEMENT FOR WHOHAS CMD. MORE POWERFUL. * FILE 192
MAY NEED TO BE REWORKED FOR MVS/SP1.3. * FILE 192
QLIST 1X - AFDSC DEVELOPED COMMAND TO DO MOST OF ALL * FILE 192
THE IBM TSO DATA UTILITY 'LIST' DOES BUT IN * FILE 192
SOME AREAS IT IS FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT. * FILE 192
RACFALT 1Y - THIS PROGRAM IS FROM MIKE LOOS, DELUXE CHK * FILE 192
PRINTERS. IT WILL GENERATE A CLIST TO * FILE 192
CHANGE THE VOLUME SERIAL NUMBERS IN RACF * FILE 192
PROFILES OF ALL NONVSAM DATASETS ON A * FILE 192
SPECIFIC VOLUME. * FILE 192
RACFCLST 1Y - THIS PROGRAM IS FROM MIKE LOOS, DELUXE CHK * FILE 192
PRINTERS. IT WILL GENERATE A CLIST TO * FILE 192
REDEFINE (VIA RACF CMDS DELSD, ADDSD, AND * FILE 192
PERMIT) FOR ALL DATASETS ON A SPECIFIED * FILE 192
VOLUME. DUE TO USE OF RACF INTERNAL MACROS * FILE 192
THIS PROGRAM MUST BE RUN AUTHORIZED. IF * FILE 192
SYSIN IS PRESENT, YOU CAN INCLUDE CMDS TO * FILE 192
SELECT BY DATASET GROUP ON A VOLUME AND/OR * FILE 192
DATASET NAME WITH OR WITHOUT VOLUME SPEC- * FILE 192
ICATION. WARNING: IF SYSIN IS PRESENT AND * FILE 192
DUMMIED OUT OR EMPTY THEN A NULL CLIST * FILE 192
WILL BE CREATED. * FILE 192
REVIEW 6Y - FULL SCREEN BROWSE, 3270 TYPE TERMINALS. * FILE 192
ANY RESEMBLANCE TO SPF 0 BROWSE FUNCT IS * FILE 192
PURELY A CHANCE OF FATE. THERE ARE SOME * FILE 192
BUGS IF YOU TRY TO BROWSE SMF FILES ( * FILE 192
VARIABLE LENGTH RECS) BUT SHOULD BE FINE * FILE 192
FOR SANE THINGS LIKE PDS'S AND SOURCE. SMF * FILE 192
CODE HAS BEEN BEEN EXPANDED AND 'FINDSMF' * FILE 192
SUBCMD ADDED. * FILE 192
REVSMF 1Y - SUBROUTINE NEEDED BY REVIEW WHEN * FILE 192
LOOKING AT SMFDATA. * FILE 192
RLSE 3 - AFDSC MODIFIED CMD. WILL RELEASE SPACEOUT * FILE 192
OF A PDS OR SEQUENTIAL FILE. PREVIOUS * FILE 192
VERSIONS RELEASED ALL THE SPACE. OURS WILL * FILE 192
ALLOW YOU TO RELEASE DOWN TO THE PRIMARY * FILE 192
EXTENT OR OR SPECIFY THE AMOUNT TO BE * FILE 192
RELEASED. * FILE 192
SAFECOPY 1 - GTELABS COPY CMD WHICH ENABLES SEVERAL * FILE 192
USERS TO UPDATE SAME DATASET * FILE 192
SIMULTANEOUSLY, WITHOUT CONFICTING WITH * FILE 192
EACH OTHER OR WITH USERS WHO ARE READING * FILE 192
THE DSN. SAFECOPY IS USEFUL IN CLISTS * FILE 192
WHICH WRITE TO A COMMON DATASET. * FILE 192
SCRATCH TY - SCRATCH A DSN AND NOT GO THROUGH CATALOG. * FILE 192
SHELP 1X - OBTAIN SUB-COMMAND HELPS FOR COMMANDS * FILE 192
WITHOUT ACTUALLY BEING IN THAT COMMAND. * FILE 192
SHOWDS 3 - AFDSC DEVELOPED COMMAND. DISPLAYS THE * FILE 192
DATASETS ATTRIBUTES AND SPACE ALLOCATION. * FILE 192
SHOWSPC 1X - SHOW THE SPACE ALLOCATION FOR DATASETS ON * FILE 192
A DISK. CAN MASK FOR THE NAMES. * FILE 192
LOOK AT IT FOR ALL CAPABILITIES. * FILE 192
SHOWSS 2X - DISPLAYS THE SUBSYSTEM VECTOR TABLE AND IF * FILE 192
A SUBSYSTEM IS CURRENTLY ACTIVE. * FILE 192
OPTIONALLY YOU CAN RESET THE ADDRESS TO * FILE 192
ZERO'S IN CASE THE SUBSYSTEM HAS ABENDED * FILE 192
AND HAS NOT RESET THE ADDRESS TO ZERO'S. * FILE 192
ZERO CAPABILITY IS USED THEN YOU MUST BE * FILE 192
AUTHORIZED. * FILE 192
SOLICIT 1 - MAKE YOUR 3270 TYPE TERMINAL LOOK LIKE * FILE 192
IT WAS LOGGED OFF AND BACK TO 'NETSOL'. * FILE 192
THINK OF YOUR OWN USES FOR THIS ONE. * FILE 192
SPFCOPY 1 - INVOKER OF IEBCOPY INTERACTIVELY UNDER 'SPF' * FILE 192
OR 'ISPF' MENU 3.1 IEBCOPY MUST * FILE 192
BE AUTHORIZED AND SPF IS NOT. (PROBLEMS) * FILE 192
SPFSVC 1 - SVC TO ALLOW ISPF/PDF MENU 3.1 COMPRESS. * FILE 192
SPZAP 1 - TSO CP TO INVOKE 'AMASPZAP' * FILE 192
SUBMITX 2Y - SUB FROM TSO JOB TO SECONDARY JES2. YES, * FILE 192
IBM SAYS YOU CAN'T DO IT, BILL GODFREY, PRC * FILE 192
CORP HAS IT WORKING. INCLUDED IN THIS CMD * FILE 192
ARE ALIASES OF OUTPUTX, STATUSX, AND * FILE 192
CANCELX. PLSE READ COMMENTS IN THE * FILE 192
BEGINNING OF CODE FOR SOME POINTS OF * FILE 192
INTEREST. SEE THE SRC FILE FOR MEMBER * FILE 192
CALLED JESXRDR FOR SUBMITING FROM AN INTRDR * FILE 192
TO A SECONDARY JES2. THIS ALL NEEDS SOME * FILE 192
REFINEMENT BUT IT WORKS SO FAR. * FILE 192
SYSDSN 1 - GTELABS CMD TO LIST NAMES OF EVERYONE WHO * FILE 192
HAS A DSN ALLOCATED, OR IS WAITING FOR * FILE 192
ALLOCATION VERY USEFUL AFTER 'DATASET IN * FILE 192
USE' AND 'WAITING FOR DATASETS' MSGS. * FILE 192
SYSOUT99 1 - SUBPROGRAM. ALLOCATES A SYSOUT DATASET. * FILE 192
SYSTEM 1 - DISPLAY THE SYSTEM RELEASE, CPU ID, MAIN * FILE 192
STORAGE AMOUNT ONLINE & WHEN SYSTEM IPL'D. * FILE 192
S99DAIR 1 - SUBPROGRAM. ENHANCED VERSION OF IKJDAIR * FILE 192
FOR ALLOCATING '0008' (DSNAME), * FILE 192
'001C' (TERMINAL), AND '0030' (SYSOUT). * FILE 192
TPRINT 1Y - DISPLAYS A MSG FROM A CLIST AT A TERMINAL. * FILE 192
OBSLETE IN MVS TSO BUT IT WORKS AND IS FAST. * FILE 192
TO 1X - SHORTHAND WAY OF DOING TSO SEND CMD. DON'T * FILE 192
HAVE WORRY ABOUT QUOTES. EX AS FOLLOWS: * FILE 192
TO TSOUSER WE AIN'T DUMMIES, LET'S QUIT * FILE 192
TSOEXEC 1 - USE THIS RYO VERISON OF TSOEXEC IF YOU * FILE 192
DO NOT HAVE TSO/E R2. MUCH THANKS TO * FILE 192
PAUL BANKS, ALLERGAN PHARMACEUTICALS IN * FILE 192
IRVINE, CA * FILE 192
UADS 1 - LIST A UADS ENTRY LEAVING OUT PASSWORD. * FILE 192
GOOD FOR TECH SUPPORT PEOPLE. * FILE 192
NOTE: MUST BE ABLE TO HAVE * FILE 192
'SYS1.UADS' ALLOCATION PRIVILEDGES THOUGH. * FILE 192
UADS@ 1 - MACRO NEED FOR ASSEMBLY OF UADS. * FILE 192
UNITS 1 - TSO CMD DISPLAYS UNIT NAMES IN DEVICE NAME * FILE 192
TABLE, AND CHANNEL-UNIT-ADDR ASSOCIATED WITH * FILE 192
EACH UNIT NAME. LOOK IN THE CODE FOR SOME * FILE 192
AUTH CHECKING AND DISABLE IN YOUR SHOP. * FILE 192
VSFORT 1X - VS/FORTRAN PROMPTER FROM JOHN SILL OF * FILE 192
'CHICAGO BRIDGE & IRON' (HE IS NOT IN * FILE 192
CHICAGO, DOESN'T BUILD BRIDGES, AND DON'T * FILE 192
WORK WITH IRON). THANKS JOHN !!!!!!!!!! * FILE 192
VTOC 1 - ONE OF THE SLICKEST CMDS FOR FINDING OUT * FILE 192
WHAT IS ON A DISK. LOOK AT THE HELP FOR * FILE 192
THE COMPLETE INFORMATION. * FILE 192
WHATIF 2 - ALLOWS THE CONDITIONAL EXECUTION OF A TSO * FILE 192
CMD FROM A CLIST BASED ON ANY OF * FILE 192
THE COMBINATIONS: * FILE 192
1. WHETHER A FILE IS ALLOCATED. * FILE 192
2. WHETHER A FILE IS ALLOCATED TO A * FILE 192
SPECIFIC FILE NAME * FILE 192
3. WHETHER A FILE IS CATALOGED. * FILE 192
4. WHETHER TWO STRINGS BEAR A SPECIFIED * FILE 192
RELATION TO EACH OTHER. * FILE 192
WHOHAS 2Y - AFDSC MODIFIED AND CORRECTED. DISCOVERED * FILE 192
BUG, NOT SHOW THE ENQ CHAIN PROPERLY. * FILE 192
PROPERLY. IT STOPPED AFTER THE 1ST * FILE 192
OCCURENCE OF DISP=OLD. WILL SHOW 'WHOHAS' * FILE 192
A FILE ALLOCATED AND THE ENQ CHAIN. * FILE 192
WTC 2X - EVER SEND A MSG TO AN OPERATOR WITH SEND * FILE 192
AND THEY CLAIM IT NEVER CAME (ACTUALLY * FILE 192
ROLLED OFF THE SCREEN. NOW SEND THE MSG * FILE 192
AND RING THE CONSOLE ALARM, HIGHLIGHT THE * FILE 192
MSG, AND MAKE IT NON-ROLLABLE !!!!!!!!! * FILE 192
ZAP 1X - FULL SCREEN VER OF IMASPZAP. MY TSO 'GURU' * FILE 192
WAS IMPRESSED , WHEN BILL SAYS IT IS GREAT * FILE 192
IT MUST BE. DONATED BY UCLA, THEM COLLEGE * FILE 192
KIDS ARE REALLY BUSY DOING GREAT THINGS. * FILE 192
(MUST USE ASM H OTHERWISE ASSEMBLY ERR) * FILE 192
ZAP@ 1X - MACROS NEED FOR ZAP ASSEMBLY. * FILE 192
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 193
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 093". * FILE 193
H F000193 D=JUN83 * FILE 193
T FILE 193 - ADD I/O COUNT IN MSGIEF285I * FILE 193
K I/O COUNT MSGIEF285I LARRY KRAUSE LITTON * FILE 193
K DICK SZIEDE * FILE 193
K GENERAL ELECTRIC V26 * FILE 193
THIS FILE CONTAINS ASMTOZAP INPUT FOR ADDING THE I/O * FILE 193
COUNTS TO MESSAGE IEF285I. THIS IS THE MESSAGE YOU * FILE 193
RECEIVE IN YOUR JES LOG AT DEALLOCATION TIME THAT * FILE 193
CONTAINS DISPOSITIONS, ETC. * FILE 193
SUBMITTOR: DICK SZIEDE - (703) 883-8551 * FILE 193
PLANNING RESEARCH CORP. * FILE 193
1500 PRC DRIVE * FILE 193
MC LEAN, VA 22102 * FILE 193
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 194
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 094". * FILE 194
H F000194 D=JUL86 * FILE 194
T FILE 194 - TIME SHARING SUBSYSTEM OPTION - US AIR FORCE * FILE 194
K TSO SUBSYSTEM AIR FORCE AIRFORCE V23 TSSO CONSOLE * FILE 194
K JIM MARSHALL 2ISG SADSC * FILE 194
RELATED FILES: 131-133, 192, 194, 216-219, DOC * FILE 194
ALL FILES MEMBER $$PROSE * FILE 194
T I M E S H A R I N G S U B S Y S T E M O P T I O N * FILE 194
( T S S O ) * FILE 194
REL 5.0 24 JULY 1984 * FILE 194
THIS SET OF PGMS ALLOWS YOU TO BRING UP A TSO LIKE * FILE 194
FUNCTION WHEN DISASTER HAS STRUCK, I/O ERROR IN * FILE 194
BROADCAST DATASET. EVER TRY TO KEYPUNCH AND GET IT * FILE 194
CORRECT(WHERE ARE THE KEYPUNCHES ANYMORE) TSSO' * FILE 194
ALLOWS YOU TO START A SUBSYSTEM TO DO TSO COMMANDS * FILE 194
FROM YOUR OPERATORS CONSOLE. SEE THE MEMBER TSSODOC * FILE 194
FOR MORE INFORMATION. * FILE 194
WOULD LIKE TO THANK BILL GODFREY OF PLANNING RESEARCH * FILE 194
CORP. (PRC) FOR THE CODE. THIS WAS DEVELOPED AT THE * FILE 194
AIR FORCE DATA SERVICES CENTER, PENTAGON, WASHINGTON * FILE 194
DC WHEN I WORKED THERE. IT WAS ONLY DEVELOPED BECAUSE * FILE 194
BILL IS SUCH AS GENIUS AND DID MORE THAN I COULD EVER * FILE 194
DREAM COULD BE DONE. * FILE 194
JIM MARSHALL * FILE 194
CHANGE LOG: 18 MAY 81 * FILE 194
STACK - TSO CMD UPDATED. COMMANDS NO LONGER IN * FILE 194
PARENTHESIS. LIST KEYWORD CAN NOT BE * FILE 194
SUPPORTED WITH NEW SYNTAX, USE OF STACKL ALIAS * FILE 194
PROVIDES EQUAL RESULTS. DELIMITER PAIRS NO * FILE 194
LONGER TREATED AS DELIMITERS BUT AS SINGLE * FILE 194
CHARACTER THAT MATCHES THE DELIMITER. MAX * FILE 194
LENGTH INCREASED FROM 256 TO 1024. * FILE 194
10 DEC 81 * FILE 194
TSSO,TSSOSSM,TSSOWTO - CAN NOW TYPE IN 2ND COMMAND * FILE 194
BEFORE THE 1ST ONE HAS COMPLETED. TSSO WILL * FILE 194
QUEUE IT UNTIL THE FIRST COMMAND ENDS. * FILE 194
10 JAN 82 * FILE 194
WE ARE UP ON MVS/SP1.1.0 AND TSSO WORKS FINE * FILE 194
11 JUN 82 * FILE 194
NEW WAY TO START TSSO USING NEW PROGRAM TSSOUPSS, SO * FILE 194
THAT SYSOUT BANNER PAGES WILL SAY TSSO INSTEAD OF * FILE 194
SYSOUT. TSSO CHANGED TO SUPPORT ENVIRONMENT CREATED * FILE 194
BY TSSOUPSS. TSSOWTO CHANGED TO SUPPORT SKIPPING ON * FILE 194
'.L' COMMAND. TSSODOC REWRITTEN. SAMPLE PROCS IN * FILE 194
TSSOPROC AND SSSOPROC. NEW MEMBER TSSOGIDE IS * FILE 194
DOCUMENTATION WITH LOWER CASE LETTERS AND ASA CARRIAGE * FILE 194
CONTROL. NEW EF COMMAND SYNTAX. TSO COMMANDS MAY BE * FILE 194
CONTINUED USING HYPHEN AT END OF LINE. TSSO '.L' * FILE 194
COMMAND MAY BE ENTERED AS JUST 'L', NO PERIOD. * FILE 194
3 OCT 83 * FILE 194
MVS/XA SUPPORT FOR TSSO. NO REALLY THAT BIG CHANGE. * FILE 194
RIC WALFORD SENT ME THE ONE CHANGE YOU NEED TO MAKE * FILE 194
IN THE TSSO MODULE. THE ESTAE FOR MVS/XA HAS CHANGED * FILE 194
AND HE FIXED THE CODE SO IT WOULD ASSEMBLE CORRECTLY * FILE 194
FOR MVS/XA OR NON MVS/XA. THANKS TO RIC WHO IS FROM * FILE 194
SIMPSON-SEARS LIMITED, TORONTO, CANADA. * FILE 194
24 FEB 86 * FILE 194
WE ARE UP ON MVS/SP1.3.3 AND TSSO WORKS FINE * FILE 194
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 195
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 095". * FILE 195
H F000195 D=APR83 * FILE 195
T FILE 195 - U.S. SENATE JOB SCHEDULER/REQUEUER - * FILE 195
JCL AND DOCUMENTATION * FILE 195
K JOB SCHEDULER REQUEUER ENQ SENATE HALBIG V25 * FILE 195
K PERFORMANCE SMF EXITS IEFUJV IEFUJI IEFUSI IEFUTL * FILE 195
K IEFU83 IEFUSO IEFACTRT BATCH RESOURCE CLASS * FILE 195
K SCHEDULING JOB ROUTING CPU AFFINITY PROGRAM DSN * FILE 195
K CONFLICT MANAGEMENT STEP TERMINATION STATISTICS * FILE 195
RELATED FILES: 195-196; DOCUMENTATION: FILE 196 * FILE 195
MEMBER DOCUMENT. * FILE 195
RELEASE 5 * FILE 195
MARCH 1983 * FILE 195
DAVE HALBIG * FILE 195
U.S. SENATE * FILE 195
COMPUTER CENTER * FILE 195
400 N. CAPITOL STREET * FILE 195
GROUND LEVEL * FILE 195
WASHINGTON, D.C. * FILE 195
(202)224-3902 * FILE 195
SUMMARY OF CHANGES * FILE 195
__________________ * FILE 195
RELEASE 5 - * FILE 195
. CPU TIME NORMALIZATION - CPU TIME REQUESTS ON THE * FILE 195
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PROCESSOR IN THE COMPLEX AT THE TIME A JOB * FILE 195
INITIATES. THE FACILITY PERMITS JOBS TO RECEIVE A * FILE 195
CONSISTENT LEVEL OF SERVICE REGARDLESS OF THE * FILE 195
PROCESSOR ON WHICH THE JOB INITIATES. * FILE 195
. SMF RECORD FILTERING IN EXITS IEFU83/84 - IF SMF * FILE 195
RECORD TYPES 14 & 15 ARE COLLECTED, IEFU83 CANCELS * FILE 195
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INTERVAL ACCOUNTING RECORDS ARE COLLECTED (SMF TYPE * FILE 195
30, SUBTYPE 2 & 3), ALL RECORDS ARE CANCELLED EXCEPT * FILE 195
THOSE ASSOCIATED WITH PROGRAM NAMES LOADED INTO THE * FILE 195
SCEHDULER ACCOUNTING TABLES. SMF INTERVAL ACCOUNTING * FILE 195
IS USEFUL FOR LONG-RUNNING BATCH JOBS, SYSTEM TASKS, * FILE 195
OR TSO SESSIONS TO CAPTURE CONSUMPTION INFORMATION UP * FILE 195
TO THE TIME OF A SYSTEM FAILURE OR TO CORRECTLY * FILE 195
APPORTION CONSUMPTION INFORMATION BY TIME OF DAY * FILE 195
(E.G. FOR CICS SYSTEMS). SINCE THIS ACCOUNTING * FILE 195
FEATURE IS NEEDED ONLY FOR SELECTED WORKLOADS, * FILE 195
INTERVAL ACCOUNTING RECORDS FOR OTHER WORKLOADS (E.G. * FILE 195
INITIATORS, LOW-USE SYSTEM TASKS, SHORT BATCH JOBS) * FILE 195
ADD UNNECESSARY OVERHEAD TO SMF RECORDING AND DATA * FILE 195
REDUCTION. THE FILTERING SYSTEM IMPLEMENTED IN THE * FILE 195
SCHEDULER PERMITS A SITE TO COLLECT ONLY THOSE * FILE 195
INTERVAL ACCOUNTING RECORDS OF VALUE IN ACCOUNTING OR * FILE 195
CAPACITY PLANNING. * FILE 195
. FIXES TO MINOR BUGS AND REWRITE OF CODE TO IMPROVE * FILE 195
MAINTAINABILITY. * FILE 195
INTRODUCTION * FILE 195
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THE MVS JOB SCHEDULER/REQUEUER IS A GROUP OF SMF * FILE 195
EXITS (IEFUJV, IEFUJI, IEFUSI, IEFUTL, IEFU83, IEFUSO, * FILE 195
IEFACTRT) AND PROGRAMS (ACCTLOAD, REQUEUER) DESIGNED * FILE 195
TO IMPROVE BATCH JOB THROUGHPUT IN AN MVS/JES2 * FILE 195
ENVIRONMENT. ALL LEVELS OF MVS ARE SUPPORTED, FROM * FILE 195
MVS 3.7 (NON-SE) THROUGH MVS/SE2 TO MVS/SP1.3. NO * FILE 195
MODIFICATIONS TO MVS OR JES ARE REQUIRED. SEVEN * FILE 195
FEATURES ARE SUPPORTED: * FILE 195
. BATCH JOB ACCOUNT NUMBER VALIDATION; * FILE 195
. RESOURCE-SENSITIVE BATCH JOB CLASS SCHEDULING; * FILE 195
. JOB ROUTING (CPU AFFINITY ASSIGNMENT) BASED ON * FILE 195
PROGRAM NAMES IN JCL EXEC STATEMENTS; * FILE 195
. DSNAME CONFLICT MANAGEMENT, OR REQUEUING (BOTH * FILE 195
BATCH/BATCH AND BATCH/TSO); * FILE 195
. COMPREHENSIVE STEP TERMINATION STATISTICS * FILE 195
DISPLAYS; * FILE 195
. SMF RECORD FILTERING FOR RECORD TYPES 14, 15, * FILE 195
AND 30, SUBTYPE 2 & 3 TO REDUCE SMF DATA * FILE 195
VOLUME; * FILE 195
. CPU TIME NORMALIZATION TO PROVIDE A CONSISTENT * FILE 195
LEVEL OF SERVICE REGARDLESS OF PROCESSOR SPEED. * FILE 195
MOST OF THE SYSTEM IS TABLE-DRIVEN AND REQUIRES NO * FILE 195
CHANGES TO THE ORIGINAL SOURCE. OTHER FEATURES (E.G. * FILE 195
ACCOUNT VALIDATION, SITE DEFINED ESOTERIC UNIT NAMES) * FILE 195
WILL REQUIRE MODIFICATION AND REASSEMBLY OF EXIT * FILE 195
SOURCE. * FILE 195
THE BATCH JOB CLASS SCHEDULING PORTION OF THE * FILE 195
SYSTEM REQUIRES SOMETIMES MASSIVE CHANGES TO EXISTING * FILE 195
INITIATOR JOB CLASS ASSIGNMENTS. IF MANAGEMENT * FILE 195
SUPPORT IS NOT FORTHCOMING ON THIS POINT, THE CLASS * FILE 195
SCHEDULING FEATURE WILL LIKELY BE OF LITTLE BENEFIT. * FILE 195
THE JOB ROUTING FACILITY IS USED TO REDUCE THE * FILE 195
NUMBER (AND THEREFORE COST) OF PROGRAM PRODUCT * FILE 195
LICENSES BY ROUTING JOBS TO SINGLE PROCESSORS WHERE * FILE 195
THE LICENSE IS CURRENT. THIS FACILITY ASSUMES THE * FILE 195
PRODUCT CAN BE IDENTIFIED FROM THE PGM= NAME ON THE * FILE 195
EXEC STATEMENT. THE PRODUCT MAY BE INVOKED FROM A * FILE 195
PROC, AN INSTREAM PROC, OR WITH NO PROC AT ALL. * FILE 195
THE REQUEUER FEATURE IS DESIGNED FOR BOTH THE * FILE 195
UNI-PROCESSOR AND LOOSELY-COUPLED MULTI-PROCESSOR * FILE 195
ENVIRONMENTS. IF DSNAME CONFLICT MANAGEMENT IS * FILE 195
DESIRED ACROSS ALL SYSTEMS IN A JES SHARED SPOOL * FILE 195
COMPLEX THE MSI PRODUCT FROM ALLEN SERVICES MUST BE * FILE 195
INSTALLED. ADDITIONALLY, THE DCM FEATURE OF MSI MUST * FILE 195
BE REPLACED WITH A MODIFIED VERSION AVAILABLE FROM * FILE 195
ALLEN SERVICES (SEE PAGE 8). * FILE 195
THE STEP TERMINATION STATISTICS DISPLAY NOMINALLY * FILE 195
REQUIRES THAT SMF RECORD TYPES 4, 14, 15, AND 64 BE * FILE 195
TURNED ON. TO SAVE ON OVERHEAD, TYPES 14, 15, AND 64 * FILE 195
MAY BE TURNED OFF, BUT DISPLAYS BASED ON THE CONTENTS * FILE 195
OF THESE RECORDS WILL OF COURSE NOT BE AVAILABLE. * FILE 195
KEY TO THE CONCEPT OF RESOURCE-SENSITIVE JOB * FILE 195
SCHEDULING IS THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE LIMITS SPECIFIED * FILE 195
IN THE USER'S JCL (E.G. CPU TIME EXCESSION IMPLIES A * FILE 195
S322 ABEND, LINE EXCESSION IMPLIES A S722 ABEND). TO * FILE 195
REDUCE THE IMPACT ON TRUE PRODUCTION WORK, SMF EXITS * FILE 195
IEFUTL AND IEFUSO DISCRIMINATE BETWEEN TEST AND * FILE 195
PRODUCTION WORK; PRODUCTION WORK IS EXTENDED WITH A * FILE 195
WARNING MESSAGE, TEST JOBS ARE ABENDED WHEN THE * FILE 195
EXCESSION IS DETECTED. OUR SITE USES VALUES IN THE * FILE 195
ACCOUNTING FIELD TO MARK THIS ATTRIBUTE. * FILE 195
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 196
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 096". * FILE 196
H F000196 D=JUN83 * FILE 196
T FILE 196 - U.S. SENATE JOB SCHEDULER/REQUEUER - * FILE 196
SOURCE AND MACROS * FILE 196
K JOB SCHEDULER REQUEUER ENQ SOURCE MACRO MACLIB * FILE 196
K SENATE HALBIG V26 * FILE 196
RELATED FILES: 195-196; DOCUMENTATION: FILE 196 * FILE 196
MEMBER DOCUMENT. * FILE 196
THIS IS THE SOURCE AND MACRO LIBRARY FOR THE * FILE 196
JOB/SCHEDULER REQUEUER SYSTEM * FILE 196
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 197
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 097". * FILE 197
H F000197 D=APR84 * FILE 197
T FILE 197 - VS1 MODS TAPE DESCRIPTION * FILE 197
K VISA EARL HARPER SHARE VS1 MODS TAPE V29 * FILE 197
THIS FILE CONTAIN THE ABSTRACT FROM THE SHARE VS1 MODS TAPE * FILE 197
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: * FILE 197
EARL HARPER * FILE 197
VISA, USA * FILE 197
P.O. BOX 8999 * FILE 197
SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94128 * FILE 197
PHONE: 415/570-3330 * FILE 197
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 198
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 098". * FILE 198
H F000198 D=OCT82 * FILE 198
T FILE 198 - INTEL MODS TAPE DESCRIPTION * FILE 198
K INTEL KEN TRUE MODS TAPE FAIRCHILD MSS V23 * FILE 198
THIS FILE CONTAIN THE ABSTRACT FROM THE INTEL * FILE 198
MODS TAPE (FORMERLY THE FAIRCHILD MSS MODS TAPE). * FILE 198
THIS REFLECTS VERSION 1.9. * FILE 198
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: * FILE 198
KEN M. TRUE * FILE 198
INTEL CORPORATION * FILE 198
1766 JUNCTION AVE. (SJ1-442) * FILE 198
SAN JOSE, CA 95112 * FILE 198
PHONE: 408 987-5004 * FILE 198
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 199
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 099". * FILE 199
H F000199 D=JUN83 * FILE 199
T FILE 199 - GENERALIZED DATASET ALLOCATOR TSO COMMAND * FILE 199
T FROM THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY - SOURCE * FILE 199
K GENERALIZED DATASET ALLOCATOR ALLOCATE TSO DEPARTMENT * FILE 199
K ENERGY GDA AUDET V26 PERFORMANCE SOURCE * FILE 199
RELATED FILES: 199-202; DOCUMENTATION: FILE 202. * FILE 199
THIS IS THE SOURCE FOR THE GENERALIZED DATASET ALLOCATOR. * FILE 199
CONTRIBUTOR: B. H. AUDET * FILE 199
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY (URD) * FILE 199
MA-621 * FILE 199
CA-111, GTN. * FILE 199
WASHINGTON, DC 20545 * FILE 199
PHONE: 301/353-4603 * FILE 199
GENERALIZED DATASET ALLOCATOR: GDA USER'S GUIDE AND * FILE 199
INSTALLATION MANUAL * FILE 199
MAY 5TH, 1983 * FILE 199
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY * FILE 199
GERMANTOWN, MARYLAND * FILE 199
(301)-353-4603 * FILE 199
ABSTRACT * FILE 199
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THE GENERALIZED DATASET ALLOCATOR IS AN MVS TSO COMMAND PRO- * FILE 199
CESSOR DESIGNED TO PRE-ALLOCATE DATASETS TO BE USED BY OTHER * FILE 199
COMMAND PROCESSORS AND APPLICATION PROGRAMS. IT WAS SPECIF- * FILE 199
ICALLY DESIGNED TO ALLOW CUSTOMIZED PRE-ALLOCATION OF THE * FILE 199
PANEL, MESSAGES, SKELETON, TABLE, PROFILE AND OTHER * FILE 199
LIBRARIES REQUIRED BY THE DIALOG MANAGER AND THE PROGRAM * FILE 199
DEVELOPMENT FACILITY (PDF), BUT IS APPLICABLE TO MANY OTHER * FILE 199
APPLICATION PROGRAMMING SYSTEMS AS WELL. * FILE 199
SUMMARY OF CHANGES * FILE 199
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THIS DOCUMENT DESCRIBES VERSION 2 OF THE GDA COMMAND PROCES- * FILE 199
SOR. THE SIGNIFICANT (NON-EDITORIAL) CHANGES ARE INDICATED * FILE 199
IN THIS DOCUMENT BY A VERTICAL BAR (|) REVISION CODE IN THE * FILE 199
LEFT MARGIN. THE CHANGES MAY BE SUMMARIZED AS FOLLOWS: * FILE 199
1. THE SPECIFICATION OF AN ASTERISK AS THE FIRST POSITIONAL * FILE 199
PARAMETER FOLLOWING THE COMMAND NAME: * FILE 199
A. GDA VERSION 1 WOULD READ SYS1.CNTL(GDATA) AS INPUT. * FILE 199
B. GDA VERSION 2 WILL READ THE USER'S "PREFIX.GDA.DATA" * FILE 199
IF IT EXISTS, AND WILL READ SYS1.CNTL(GDATA) ONLY IF * FILE 199
NO USER GDA.DATA DATASET CAN BE FOUND. * FILE 199
2. ALLOCATION OF THE USER'S ISPF.PROFILE DATASET: * FILE 199
A. GDA VERSION 1 DID NOT RECOGNIZE THE ISPPROF DDNAME. * FILE 199
B. GDA VERSION 2 NOT ONLY RECOGNIZES THE ISPPROF DDNAME * FILE 199
BUT TREATS IT AS A SPECIAL CASE. WHEN THE DDNAME * FILE 199
ISPPROF IS ENCOUNTERED IN THE CONTROL INPUT DATASET, * FILE 199
IF A DATASET NAME FOLLOWS THE ISPPROF DDNAME, THE * FILE 199
INPUT RECORD IS TREATED LIKE ANY OTHER, AND THE * FILE 199
INDICATED DATASET IS ALLOCATED AS WOULD BE ANY OTHER * FILE 199
DATASET UNDER ANY OTHER DDNAME. * FILE 199
IF THE DATASET NAME IS AN ASTERISK, HOWEVER, GDA * FILE 199
VERSION 2 SEARCHES FOR A DATASET CALLED * FILE 199
"USERID.ISPF.PROFILE" AND SUBSTITUTES THAT NAME FOR * FILE 199
THE ASTERISK, JUST AS IT SUBSTITUTES CERTAIN OTHER * FILE 199
"STANDARD" DATASET NAMES FOR ASTERISKS WHEN PROCESS- * FILE 199
ING CERTAIN OTHER DDNAMES. * FILE 199
IF THE USER'S "USERID.ISPF.PROFILE" DATASET IS NOT * FILE 199
FOUND, GDA CREATES ONE ON THE TEMPXX PACK WHICH CUR- * FILE 199
RENTLY HAS THE LARGEST EXTENT OF CONTIGUOUS FREE * FILE 199
SPACE. A PRIMARY ALLOCATION OF ONE TRACK AND A SEC- * FILE 199
ONDARY ALLOCATION OF ONE TRACK ARE SPECIFIED, ALONG * FILE 199
WITH FIVE DIRECTORY BLOCKS. THIS IS GENERALLY SUF- * FILE 199
FICIENT SPACE FOR MOST SPF PROFILE SPECIFICATIONS. * FILE 199
C. THE DEFAULT DATASET NAMES RECOGNIZED BY GDA FOR CER- * FILE 199
TAIN DDNAMES HAVE BEEN CHANGED. PREVIOUSLY, THE * FILE 199
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY HAD MAINTAINED THE "VANILLA" * FILE 199
IBM-SUPPLIED PANEL LIBRARIES FOR SPF/PDF * FILE 199
(ISR.V1R1M0.ISRPLIB) AND THE DIALOG MANAGER * FILE 199
(ISP.V1R1M0.ISPPLIB), PLUS A STANDARD DOE-WIDE PANEL * FILE 199
LIBRARY (SYS1.SPF.PLIB), ALL OF WHICH WERE CONCAT- * FILE 199
ENATED TOGETHER UNDER THE NAME ISPPLIB. SIMILAR * FILE 199
GROUPS OF LIBRARIES WERE MAINTAINED FOR THE * FILE 199
MESSAGES, SKELETON AND TABLE LIBRARIES, AND THIS * FILE 199
COMPLICATED CONCATENATION SCHEME PROVED TO BE * FILE 199
TIME-CONSUMING. * FILE 199
NONE OF THE LIBRARIES BEING CONCATENATED UNDER A * FILE 199
SPECIFIC DDNAME CONTAINED ANY MEMBER NAME CONFLICTS * FILE 199
EXCEPT FOR THE SPF/PDF PRIMARY OPTION MENU * FILE 199
(ISR@PRIM). DOE HAS REPLACED THE IBM-SUPPLIED * FILE 199
ISR@PRIM WITH A SLIGHTLY MODIFIED VERSION WHICH CON- * FILE 199
TAINS TWO ADDITIONAL OPTIONS, ONE FROM WHICH ALL * FILE 199
DOE-WIDE STANDARD DIALOGS ARE ANCHORED, AND ONE FROM * FILE 199
WHICH EACH USER MAY ANCHOR HIS/HER OWN DIALOGS. * FILE 199
THIS ALLOWED DOE TO MERGE ALL THE IBM-SUPPLIED AND * FILE 199
DOE-SUPPLIED PANELS INTO A SINGLE PANEL LIBRARY, * FILE 199
SYS1.SPF.PLIB, THU SIMPLIFYING AND SPEEDING UP THE * FILE 199
ALLOCATION PROCESS. SIMILAR CONSOLIDATIONS OF THE * FILE 199
MESSAGES, SKELETON AND TABLE LIBRARIES WERE PER- * FILE 199
FORMED. * FILE 199
TWO SPIN-OFF ADVANTAGES TO THIS TECHNIQUE RESULTED. * FILE 199
FIRST, THE PROLIFERATION OF USER-UNIQUE PRIMARY * FILE 199
OPTION MENUS WAS ELIMINATED, SINCE ALL USER DIALOGS * FILE 199
COULD NOW THE ANCHORED FROM THE USER DIALOGS (U) * FILE 199
OPTION ON THE DOE-SUPPLIED PRIMARY OPTION MENU, AND * FILE 199
ALL DOE-SUPPLIED DIALOGS (E.G., DIALOGS FOR ABR, * FILE 199
EASYTRIEVE, GDDM, PROCMAN, LIBRARIAN, PANAUDIT, * FILE 199
ETC.) COULD BE ANCHORED FROM THE SYSTEM DIALOGS (S) * FILE 199
OPTION. * FILE 199
SECONDLY, APPLICATION OF MAINTENANCE TO THE * FILE 199
IBM-SUPPLIED LIBRARIES WOULD NOT RESULT IN ENQUEUE * FILE 199
PROBLEMS OR OVERLAY OF LOCALLY DEVELOPED PANELS. * FILE 199
ANY INSTALLATION WHICH HAS SPF AND THE DIALOG MANAG- * FILE 199
ER AND HAS NOT SIMILARLY GAINED CONTROL OVER * FILE 199
USER-UNIQUE PRIMARY OPTION MENUS SHOULD HEED THIS * FILE 199
EXAMPLE CAREFULLY. IT HAS PROVEN TO BE ONE OF THE * FILE 199
BEST DECISIONS THAT DOE HAS EVER MADE. * FILE 199
3. IF GDA VERSION 2 IS APF AUTHORIZED, IT WILL ISSUE SYSE- * FILE 199
VENT 29 (DONTSWAP) TO MARK ITSELF NON-SWAPPABLE AT THE * FILE 199
BEGINNING OF EXECUTION AND ISSUE SYSEVENT 2A (OKSWAP) TO * FILE 199
MARK ITSELF SWAPPABLE AT THE END OF EXECUTION. IN MOST * FILE 199
CASES, THIS WILL REDUCE GDA EXECUTION TIME. DURING * FILE 199
LOGON PROCESSING, THIS CAN BE A SIGNIFICANT CONSIDER- * FILE 199
ATION. * FILE 199
IT IS RECOGNIZED THAT SOME INSTALLATIONS MAY PREFER THAT * FILE 199
THIS NOT BE DONE. THERE IS NO OTHER REQUIREMENT THAT * FILE 199
GDA BE APF AUTHORIZED. HENCE, LINK EDITING IT WITHOUT * FILE 199
APF AUTHORIZATION OR OMITTING THE COMMAND NAME FROM THE * FILE 199
AUTHORIZED COMMAND TABLE (IKJEFTE2) IN IKJEFT02 WILL * FILE 199
DISABLE THIS FEATURE. * FILE 199
OVERVIEW * FILE 199
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THE GENERALIZED DATASET ALLOCATOR (GDA) DESCRIBED IN THIS * FILE 199
DOCUMENT IS AN ASSEMBLER LANGUAGE PROGRAM WHICH RUNS AS A * FILE 199
RE-ENTRANT TSO COMMAND PROCESSOR UNDER THE IBM OS/VS2 (MVS) * FILE 199
OPERATING SYSTEM. ITS PURPOSE IS TO ALLOW THE TSO USER TO * FILE 199
ALLOCATE A LIST OF DATASETS FOR SUBSEQUENT USE BY ONE OR * FILE 199
MORE COMMAND PROCESSORS OR APPLICATION PROGRAMS. * FILE 199
GDA FUNCTIONS BY READING A SEQUENTIAL DATASET DESCRIBING THE * FILE 199
DATASETS TO BE ALLOCATED. THIS SO-CALLED CONTROL INPUT * FILE 199
DATASET MAY HAVE ANY NUMBER OF RECORDS OF FOUR DIFFERENT * FILE 199
TYPES. THE RECORD TYPES ARE: * FILE 199
O ALLOCATION REQUEST RECORDS * FILE 199
O TSO COMMAND RECORDS * FILE 199
O COMMENT RECORDS * FILE 199
O DISPLAY RECORDS * FILE 199
THE RECORD TYPES WILL BE DISCUSSED INDIVIDUALLY AND IN * FILE 199
DETAIL BELOW. * FILE 199
IN A SENSE, GDA FUNCTIONS MUCH LIKE THE TSO COMMAND LIST * FILE 199
(CLIST) INTERPRETER, IN THAT IT READS A CONTROL INPUT DATA- * FILE 199
SET AND INTERPRETS AND ACTS ON EACH RECORD INDIVIDUALLY. IT * FILE 199
DIFFERS FROM A TSO CLIST, HOWEVER, IN SYNTAX AND * FILE 199
PERFORMANCE, TAKING APPROXIMATELY 10 PER CENT LESS CPU TIME * FILE 199
TO PERFORM EACH GIVEN TASK THAN DOES THE CLIST INTERPRETER. * FILE 199
GDA ALSO HAS BUILT INTO IT CERTAIN SHORT-HAND NOTATIONS * FILE 199
WHICH ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO CLIST PROGRAMMERS AND WHICH FORM * FILE 199
A LARGE PART OF THE JUSTIFICATION FOR GDA. * FILE 199
REQUIREMENTS * FILE 199
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ALL TSO SESSIONS REQUIRE THAT CERTAIN DATASETS BE ALLOCATED * FILE 199
TO THE SESSION FOR SUBSEQUENT USE BY COMMAND PROCESSORS, * FILE 199
CLISTS AND APPLICATION PROGRAMS. THESE DATASETS MAY BE: * FILE 199
O SCRATCH OR WORK DATASETS, WHICH ARE DELETED WHEN NO LON- * FILE 199
GER REQUIRED OR AT LOGOFF TIME, * FILE 199
O NEW PERMANENT DATASETS WHICH ARE RETAINED INDEFINITELY * FILE 199
BEYOND THE DURATION OF THE TSO SESSION IN WHICH THEY ARE * FILE 199
CREATED, AND * FILE 199
O PREVIOUSLY CREATED (EXISTING) PERMANENT DATASETS. * FILE 199
IT IS THIS LAST CATEGORY THAT WE ARE CONCERNED WITH. MORE * FILE 199
SPECIFICALLY, THE SCOPE OF THIS DOCUMENT IS LIMITED TO A * FILE 199
CONSIDERATION OF THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH ALLOCATION OF * FILE 199
EXISTING DATASETS WHICH MUST BE SHARED AMONG SEVERAL TSO * FILE 199
SESSIONS. IN THIS CONTEXT, WE SHALL REFER TO SUCH DATASETS * FILE 199
AS SHARED DATASETS. * FILE 199
SHARED DATASETS MAY BE ALLOCATED IN ANY OF FOUR WAYS: * FILE 199
O DURING LOGON PROCESSING, VIA INCLUSION IN THE LOGON PRO- * FILE 199
CEDURE OF A DD-CARD REFERRING TO THE DATASET, * FILE 199
O DYNAMICALLY, BY THE TSO USER, VIA THE ALLOCATE COMMAND, * FILE 199
O DYNAMICALLY, BY A CLIST, OR * FILE 199
O DYNAMICALLY, BY A COMMAND PROCESSOR. * FILE 199
EACH OF THESE TECHNIQUES HAS SOME DRAWBACKS ASSOCIATED WITH * FILE 199
IT. THE ALLOCATION OF DATASETS AT LOGON TIME BY INCLUDING A * FILE 199
DD-CARD FOR EACH DATASET IN THE LOGON PROCEDURE IS THE METH- * FILE 199
OD MOST PRONE TO DISASTER. IT FREQUENTLY HAPPENS THAT, WHEN * FILE 199
A PARTICULAR USER IS LOGGING ON TO TSO, ONE (OR MORE) OF THE * FILE 199
DATASETS REFERRED TO IN THE LOGON PROCEDURE HE/SHE IS USING * FILE 199
IS NOT AVAILABLE AT THAT TIME. THE REASONS MAY BE THAT THE * FILE 199
VOLUME ON WHICH IT RESIDES IS NOT MOUNTED, THAT THE DATASET * FILE 199
IS BEING USED EXCLUSIVELY BY ANOTHER TSO USER OR BATCH JOB, * FILE 199
OR THAT THE DATASET HAS BEEN DELETED, EITHER ACCIDENTALLY OR * FILE 199
INTENTIONALLY. THESE SITUATIONS ARE NOT ALWAYS ERROR CONDI- * FILE 199
TIONS. EVEN THE DELETION OF THE NEEDED DATASET MAY BE * FILE 199
APPROPRIATE, UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES SUCH AS MIGRATION * FILE 199
OF DATA, RECREATION OF A VOLUME, ETC. * FILE 199
THE PROBLEM WITH INCLUSION OF THE DATASETS IN THE LOGON PRO- * FILE 199
CEDURE IS THAT WHENEVER ANY DATASET REFERRED TO IN A LOGON * FILE 199
PROCEDURE IS NOT AVAILABLE, FOR ANY REASON, ALL TSO LOGONS * FILE 199
USING THAT PROCEDURE WILL FAIL. IF THE DATASETS ARE TRULY * FILE 199
ESSENTIAL TO THE SESSION, THIS MAY BE THE APPROPRIATE * FILE 199
RESPONSE. BUT, MORE THAN LIKELY, SOME TSO PROCESSING COULD * FILE 199
BE PERFORMED WITHOUT ONE OR MORE OF THE DATASETS. IN SUCH * FILE 199
CASES, THE TSO LOGON PROCESS SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO PROCEED. * FILE 199
ANOTHER DIFFICULTY WITH INCLUSION OF DATASETS IN THE TSO * FILE 199
LOGON PROCEDURE IS THAT DIFFERENT USERS REQUIRE DIFFERENT * FILE 199
DATASETS. IT IS OFTEN DESIRABLE TO HAVE AS MANY USERS AS * FILE 199
POSSIBLE USING THE SAME LOGON PROCEDURE. THIS PRECLUDES * FILE 199
ALLOCATION DURING LOGON OF USER-SPECIFIC DATASETS, THAT IS, * FILE 199
DATASETS BELONGING TO A SPECIFIC USER, GROUP OF USERS OR * FILE 199
APPLICATION, SUCH AS THOSE THAT BEGIN WITH THE USERID OR * FILE 199
SOME APPLICATION MODULE IDENTIFICATION CODE. * FILE 199
WHERE DATASET SECURITY PACKAGES SUCH AS RACF OR ACF-2 ARE * FILE 199
INVOLVED, INCLUSION OF USER-SPECIFIC DATASETS IN THE LOGON * FILE 199
PROCEDURE MAY RESULT IN SECURITY VIOLATIONS DURING LOGON, * FILE 199
AND SUBSEQUENT TERMINATION OF THE LOGON PROCESS. THIS IS * FILE 199
NOT A DESIRABLE SITUATION. * FILE 199
IT IS CLEAR THAT ALLOCATION OF SHARED DATASETS BY INCLUSION * FILE 199
OF DD-CARDS IN THE LOGON PROCEDURE IS NOT A VIABLE METHOD OF * FILE 199
ALLOCATING USER-SPECIFIC DATASETS AND IS A DANGEROUS METHOD * FILE 199
OF ALLOCATING SHARED DATASETS. DYNAMIC ALLOCATION OF SUCH * FILE 199
DATASETS IS PREFERRED * FILE 199
DYNAMIC ALLOCATION BY THE USER, VIA THE TSO ALLOCATE * FILE 199
COMMAND, HAS THE ADVANTAGE THAT IF ANY PARTICULAR ALLOCATION * FILE 199
FAILS, THE USER IS INFORMED, AND THE SESSION IS NOT TERMI- * FILE 199
NATED. HOWEVER, WHERE A LARGE NUMBER OF DATASETS ARE * FILE 199
INVOLVED, SUCH ALLOCATIONS MAY TAKE A LONG TIME FOR THE USER * FILE 199
TO ENTER. * FILE 199
THE CLIST FACILITY IS A MEANS BY WHICH THE USER CAN ENTER * FILE 199
THE COMMANDS TO ALLOCATE THE REQUIRED DATASETS ONCE, SAVE * FILE 199
THESE COMMANDS IN A DATASET, AND SUBSEQUENTLY INVOKE THE * FILE 199
CLIST INTERPRETER TO READ THAT DATASET AND PERFORM THE ALLO- * FILE 199
CATE COMMANDS FOR HIM. THIS TECHNIQUE HAS ONLY TWO SIGNIF- * FILE 199
ICANT DISADVANTAGES. THE CLIST INTERPRETER IS A SIGNIFICANT * FILE 199
CONSUMER OF CPU RESOURCES. SECONDLY, THE USER IS REQUIRED * FILE 199
TO KNOW AND TO ENTER INTO HIS CLIST THE NAMES OF STANDARD * FILE 199
SYSTEM DATASETS, WHICH MAY NOT BE UNDER HIS CONTROL. * FILE 199
FOR EXAMPLE, LET US ASSUME THAT THE USER DEVELOPS A CLIST TO * FILE 199
ALLOCATE THE DATASETS REQUIRED BY THE PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT * FILE 199
FACILITY (PDF). PDF MAY REQUIRE A LARGE NUMBER OF DATASETS * FILE 199
FOR EXECUTION, SOME OF WHICH ARE SYSTEM-MAINTAINED SHARED * FILE 199
DATASETS, SUCH AS THE COMMON PDF PANEL LIBRARY, FROM WHICH * FILE 199
PDF FETCHES THE PANELS TO BE DISPLAYED AT THE USER'S TERMI- * FILE 199
NAL. * FILE 199
THE USER MAY KEEP HIS OWN COMPLETE COPY OF THE PDF PANEL * FILE 199
LIBRARY, BUT THIS IS NOT RECOMMENDED, SINCE THERE MORE THAN * FILE 199
A HUNDRES PANELS IN THIS LIBRARY, AND THERE IS SELDOM ANY * FILE 199
REASON FOR EACH USER OF PDF TO HAVE AND MAINTAIN A COMPLETE, * FILE 199
SEPARATE COPY OF SUCH A LARGE DATASET. MORE OFTEN, THE USER * FILE 199
WILL SIMPLY USE WHAT PDF PROVIDES. IN EITHER CASE, THE * FILE 199
DATASET MUST BE ALLOCATED UNDER THE FILE NAME ISPPLIB. AT * FILE 199
PRESENT, THE PDF PANEL LIBRARY IS CALLED ISR.V1R1M0.ISRPLIB. * FILE 199
THUS, THE USER WOULD HAVE TO CODE THE FOLLOWING COMMAND INTO * FILE 199
HIS CLIST: * FILE 199
ALLOC FI(ISPPLIB) DS('ISR.V1R1M0.ISRPLIB') SHR * FILE 199
BUT WHY SHOULD THE USER HAVE TO REMEMBER THIS CUMBERSOME * FILE 199
NAME? SUPPOSE A NEW RELEASE OF PDF WERE INSTALLED, AND THIS * FILE 199
NEW RELEASE INCORPORATED NEW DATASET NAMES AND/OR FILE * FILE 199
NAMES. THE USER WOULD HAVE TO CHANGE HIS OWN CLIST IN ORDER * FILE 199
TO KEEP UP WITH SYSTEM MAINTENANCE. IF THERE WERE A LARGE * FILE 199
COMMUNITY OF PDF USERS, EACH WITH THEIR OWN CLISTS TO * FILE 199
PRE-ALLOCATE THE REQUIRED DATASETS, HOW MUCH CONVERSION * FILE 199
WOULD BE REQUIRED IN ORDER TO INSTALL A NEW RELEASE OF PDF, * FILE 199
OR SIMPLY TO RENAME ONE OF ITS DATASETS? THIS IS INCONSIST- * FILE 199
ENT WITH THE PHILOSOPHY OF ISOLATING THE USER FROM SYSTEM * FILE 199
MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES. * FILE 199
MULTIPLY THIS BY THE MYRIAD NUMBER OF OTHER, SIMILAR COMMAND * FILE 199
PROCESSORS WHICH REQUIRE SHARED DATASETS, AND THE DISADVAN- * FILE 199
TAGE OF HAVING USERS CODE CLISTS TO PERFORM THESE ALLO- * FILE 199
CATIONS BECOMES CLEAR. * FILE 199
A SINGLE, COMMON CLIST WHICH ALL USERS COULD USE IS A MORE * FILE 199
ATTRACTIVE ALTERNATIVE. INDEED, FOR SIMPLE ALLOCATIONS, * FILE 199
SUCH A CLIST WOULD SUFFICE. BUT THERE IS OFTEN A NEED TO * FILE 199
INCLUDE SOME USER-SPECIFIC DATASETS ALONG WITH * FILE 199
SYSTEM-MAINTAINED DATASETS. USING THE PDF PANEL LIBRARY * FILE 199
EXAMPLE AGAIN, SUPPOSE A USER REQUIRES THAT HIS OWN PANEL * FILE 199
LIBRARY, CALLED U9999XX.PANELLIB, BE ALLOCATED TO THE ISP- * FILE 199
PLIB FILE NAME, AND THAT THE STANDARD PDF PANEL LIBRARY, * FILE 199
ISR.V1R1M0.ISRPLIB, BE CONCATENATED TO IT. THIS IS A COMMON * FILE 199
PRACTICE FOR PDF, AND EVEN MORE COMMON IN THE CASE OF THE * FILE 199
DIALOG MANAGER, WHERE USERS ARE ALLOWED TO HAVE THEIR OWN * FILE 199
PANELS FOR USE BY THE DIALOG MANAGER. * FILE 199
THE REQUIRED TSO ALLOCATE COMMAND WOULD BE: * FILE 199
ALLOC FI(ISPPLIB) DS(PANELLIB 'ISR.V1R1M0.ISRPLIB') SHR * FILE 199
IT WOULD BE POSSIBLE, IF NOT EASY, TO CODE SUCH A FACILITY * FILE 199
INTO A COMMON CLIST. BUT IF THE CLIST WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR * FILE 199
A LARGE NUMBER OF PRE-ALLOCATIONS, AND EACH ALLOWED FOR ONE * FILE 199
OR MORE CONCATENATIONS, EITHER AHEAD OF OR BEHIND THE * FILE 199
SYSTEM-MAINTAINED DATASETS, THE CLIST WOULD BECOME EXTREMELY * FILE 199
CUMBERSOME AND USING IT WOULD BE DIFFICULT AND * FILE 199
TIME-CONSUMING. * FILE 199
HAVING EACH COMMAND PROCESSOR ALLOCATE THE DATASETS IT * FILE 199
REQUIRES IS UNACCEPTABLE, SINCE SUCH ALLOCATIONS HAVE TO BE * FILE 199
HARD-CODED INTO THE COMMAND PROCESSOR, AND THIS LEAVES NO * FILE 199
FACILITY FOR INCLUSION OF USER-SPECIFIC ALLOCATIONS AND/OR * FILE 199
CONCATENATIONS. EVERYBODY GETS THE SAME SET OF DATASET * FILE 199
ALLOCATIONS, REGARDLESS OF REQUIREMENTS. * FILE 199
THUS, OF THE FOUR METHODS LISTED ABOVE FOR ALLOCATING DATA- * FILE 199
SETS, NONE IS FREE OF PROBLEMS. A BETTER METHOD IS NEEDED, * FILE 199
ONE WHICH IS NOT CONSTRAINED BY THE LIMITATIONS MENTIONED * FILE 199
ABOVE. * FILE 199
OBJECTIVES * FILE 199
---------- * FILE 199
GDA WAS DEVELOPED TO MEET THE NEEDS DESCRIBED IN THE PREVI- * FILE 199
OUS SECTION. SPECIFICALLY, GDA WAS DEVELOPED IN ORDER TO * FILE 199
PROVIDE A MEANS TO ALLOW THE PRE-ALLOCATION OF DATASETS FOR * FILE 199
THE DIALOG MANAGER AND PDF. IT WAS DECIDED THAT GDA SHOULD * FILE 199
PERMIT THE ALLOCATION OF USER-SPECIFIC DATASETS AHEAD OF * FILE 199
AND/OR BEHIND THE "STANDARD" DIALOG MANAGER AND PDF * FILE 199
DATASETS, AT THE USER'S OPTION. SINCE THERE ARE A NUMBER OF * FILE 199
OTHER COMMAND PROCESSORS AND APPLICATION PROGRAMS WHICH * FILE 199
REQUIRE SIMILAR DATASET ALLOCATIONS (AND THERE ARE LIKELY TO * FILE 199
BE EVEN MORE IN THE FUTURE), THE DESIGN OF GDA WAS GENERAL- * FILE 199
IZED SO AS TO ALLOW ALLOCATION OF DATASETS OTHER THAN THOSE * FILE 199
REQUIRED FOR DIALOG MANAGER AND/OR PDF EXECUTION. * FILE 199
THE RESULTING DESIGN OBJECTIVES OF GDA CAN BE SUMMARIZED AS * FILE 199
FOLLOWS: * FILE 199
O GDA SHALL RUN AS A RE-ENTRANT COMMAND PROCESSOR UNDER * FILE 199
THE MVS TSO SYSTEM. * FILE 199
O IT SHALL ACCEPT AS CONTROL INPUT A SEQUENTIAL DATASET * FILE 199
WITH EITHER FIXED OR VARIABLE LENGTH RECORDS. * FILE 199
| O THE GDA COMMAND SYNTAX SHALL PERMIT THE SPECIFICATION OF * FILE 199
| A DATASET NAME AS THE FIRST POSITIONAL PARAMETER FOLLOW- * FILE 199
| ING THE COMMAND NAME. IF SUPPLIED, THIS DATASET NAME * FILE 199
| SHALL BE THE NAME OF THE CONTROL INPUT DATASET, AND * FILE 199
| SHALL BE DYNAMICALLY ALLOCATED BY GDA. IF THE DATASET * FILE 199
| NAME IS AN ASTERISK (*), THAT NOTATION SHALL BE TAKEN AS * FILE 199
| A SHORT-HAND REFERENCE TO A USER-PROVIDED CONTROL INPUT * FILE 199
| DATASET, IF ONE EXISTS, OR A SYSTEM-MAINTAINED CONTROL * FILE 199
| INPUT ("COMMON") DATASET FOR USE BY ALL USERS, IF NO * FILE 199
| USER-PROVIDED DATASET IS FOUND. IF NO DATASET NAME IS * FILE 199
| SPECIFIED ON THE COMMAND LINE, GDA SHALL SEARCH AUTOMAT- * FILE 199
| ICALLY FOR A CONTROL INPUT DATASET CATALOGED UNDER THE * FILE 199
| USER'S DATASET NAME PREFIX. * FILE 199
O THE CONTROL INPUT DATASET SHALL SPECIFY WHAT DATASETS * FILE 199
ARE TO BE ALLOCATED UNDER WHAT FILE NAMES. * FILE 199
O GDA SHALL ALLOW UP TO SIXTEEN DATASETS TO BE CONCAT- * FILE 199
ENATED TOGETHER UNDER A SINGLE FILE NAME. * FILE 199
O THE SPECIFICATION OF EACH DATASET NAME SHALL FOLLOW NOR- * FILE 199
MAL TSO DATASET NAMING SPECIFICATIONS, INCLUDING PREPEN- * FILE 199
SION OF THE USER'S DATASET NAME PREFIX, UNLESS THE * FILE 199
DATASET NAME IS ENCLOSED IN APOSTROPHES. * FILE 199
O THE CONTROL INPUT DATASET SYNTAX SHALL ALLOW THE * FILE 199
OPTIONAL SPECIFICATION OF MEMBER NAMES FOR PARTITIONED * FILE 199
DATASETS. * FILE 199
O THE CONTROL INPUT DATASET SYNTAX SHALL ALLOW THE * FILE 199
OPTIONAL SPECIFICATION OF A DIRECT ACCESS VOLUME SERIAL * FILE 199
NUMBER FOR EACH DATASET. IF A VOLUME SERIAL NUMBER IS * FILE 199
PROVIDED, THE SEARCH FOR THE DATASET SHALL BE LIMITED TO * FILE 199
THAT VOLUME ONLY. IF NO VOLUME SERIAL NUMBER IS PRO- * FILE 199
VIDED, THE DATASET SHALL BE LOCATED VIA THE SYSTEM * FILE 199
CATALOG. * FILE 199
O THE CONTROL INPUT DATASET SYNTAX SHALL PROVIDE A * FILE 199
SHORT-HAND METHOD FOR REFERENCING SYSTEM-MAINTAINED * FILE 199
DATASETS, SUCH THAT THE USER NEED NOT REMEMBER THE NAMES * FILE 199
OF THESE DATASETS, OR WHAT VOLUMES THEY ARE LOCATED ON * FILE 199
IF NOT CATALOGED. THIS SHORT-HAND SYNTAX SHALL BE * FILE 199
ORGANIZED BY FILE NAME, SO THAT THE USER NEED ONLY * FILE 199
REQUEST THE "DEFAULT" SYSTEM-MAINTAINED DATASETS FOR A * FILE 199
PARTICULAR FILE NAME, AND THOSE DATASET NAMES WILL BE * FILE 199
INSERTED INTO THE LIST AUTOMATICALLY. * FILE 199
O GDA SHALL ALLOW USER-SPECIFIED DATASETS TO BE CONCAT- * FILE 199
ENATED AHEAD OF AND/OR BEHIND THE "DEFAULT" * FILE 199
SYSTEM-MAINTAINED DATASETS. * FILE 199
O GDA SHALL PROVIDE A FACILITY FOR STACKING TSO COMMANDS * FILE 199
FOR EXECUTION AFTER GDA EXECUTION TERMINATES. * FILE 199
O GDA SHALL ALLOW INCLUSION OF COMMENTS IN THE CONTROL * FILE 199
INPUT DATASET. * FILE 199
O GDA SHALL ALLOW INCLUSION OF MESSAGES IN THE CONTROL * FILE 199
INPUT DATASET, WHICH SHALL BE DISPLAYED AT THE USER'S * FILE 199
TERMINAL AS THEY ARE PROCESSED. * FILE 199
| O GDA SHALL RECOGNIZE THE DDNAME ISPPROF AS A SPECIAL * FILE 199
| DDNAME. IF A DATASET NAME IS SUPPLIED FOR ALLOCATION * FILE 199
| UNDER THIS DDNAME, THAT DATASET SHALL BE ALLOCATED AS * FILE 199
| USUAL. IF AN ASTERISK IS SPECIFIED, THAT ASTERISK SHALL * FILE 199
| BE INTERPRETED AS A SHORT-HAND NOTATION FOR THE USER'S * FILE 199
| ISPF.PROFILE DATASET. IF THIS DATASET EXISTS, IT SHALL * FILE 199
| BE ALLOCATED AS SPECIFIED. IF IT DOES NOT EXIST, IT * FILE 199
| SHALL BE CREATED AND CATALOGED BY GDA BEFORE BEING ALLO- * FILE 199
| CATED AS SPECIFIED. * FILE 199
SCOPE * FILE 199
----- * FILE 199
GDA INCORPORATES ALL OF THE ABOVE FEATURES. SINCE IT WAS * FILE 199
DEVELOPED SPECIFICALLY BECAUSE OF THE DIFFICULTIES DESCRIBED * FILE 199
ABOVE IN ALLOCATING SHARED DATASETS, NO FACILITY HAS BEEN * FILE 199
INCLUDED FOR ALLOCATION OF SCRATCH DATASETS OR NEW DATASETS. * FILE 199
THAT IS, THE SCOPE OF GDA DATASET ALLOCATION IS LIMITED TO * FILE 199
EXISTING DATASETS WHICH CAN BE ALLOCATED SHARED. HOWEVER, * FILE 199
THERE IS NOTHING TO PRECLUDE THE USER FROM USING THE TSO * FILE 199
COMMAND STACKING FACILITY OF GDA TO ALLOCATE NEW AND/OR * FILE 199
SCRATCH DATASETS, PROVIDED ALL OF THE REQUISITE INFORMATION * FILE 199
CAN BE INCLUDED ON A SINGLE RECORD, ALTHOUGH THIS TECHNIQUE * FILE 199
IS NOT RECOMMENDED. * FILE 199
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 200
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 100". * FILE 200
H F000200 D=JUN83 * FILE 200
T FILE 200 - GENERALIZED DATASET ALLOCATOR TSO COMMAND * FILE 200
T FROM THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY - OBJECT * FILE 200
K GENERALIZED DATASET ALLOCATOR ALLOCATE TSO DEPARTMENT * FILE 200
K ENERGY GDA AUDET V26 PERFORMANCE OBJECT * FILE 200
RELATED FILES: 199-202; DOCUMENTATION: FILE 202. * FILE 200
THIS IS THE OBJECT FOR THE GENERALIZED DATASET ALLOCATOR. * FILE 200
SEE FILE 199 FOR A COMPLETE ABSTRACT. * FILE 200
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 201
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 101". * FILE 201
H F000201 D=JUN83 * FILE 201
T FILE 201 - GENERALIZED DATASET ALLOCATOR TSO COMMAND * FILE 201
T FROM THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY - LOAD * FILE 201
K GENERALIZED DATASET ALLOCATOR ALLOCATE TSO DEPARTMENT * FILE 201
K ENERGY GDA AUDET V26 PERFORMANCE LOAD * FILE 201
RELATED FILES: 199-202; DOCUMENTATION: FILE 202. * FILE 201
THIS IS THE LOAD FOR THE GENERALIZED DATASET ALLOCATOR. * FILE 201
SEE FILE 199 FOR A COMPLETE ABSTRACT. * FILE 201
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 202
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 102". * FILE 202
H F000202 D=JUN83 * FILE 202
T FILE 202 - GENERALIZED DATASET ALLOCATOR TSO COMMAND * FILE 202
T FROM THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY - * FILE 202
T DOCUMENTATION * FILE 202
K GENERALIZED DATASET ALLOCATOR ALLOCATE TSO * FILE 202
K DEPARTMENT ENERGY GDA AUDET V26 PERFORMANCE TEXT * FILE 202
RELATED FILES: 199-202; DOCUMENTATION: FILE 202. * FILE 202
THIS IS THE DOCUMENTATION FOR THE GENERALIZED DATASET * FILE 202
ALLOCATOR. SEE FILE 199 FOR A COMPLETE ABSTRACT. * FILE 202
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 203
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 103". * FILE 203
H F000203 D=APR84 * FILE 203
T FILE 203 - MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMS AND EXITS FROM * FILE 203
T DELUXE CHECK PRINTERS * FILE 203
K V29 DELUXE CHECK LOOS EXIMPORT IGGPRE00 INMRZ01 * FILE 203
K INMRZ11 * FILE 203
THIS FILE CONTAINS SEVERAL PROGRAMS AND EXITS * FILE 203
CONTRIBUTED BY DELUXE CHECK PRINTERS. * FILE 203
Mike Loos * FILE 203
VP of Ops and Tech Support * FILE 203
Fair, Isaac and Company, Inc. * FILE 203
4295 Lexington Avenue North * FILE 203
St. Paul, MN 55126 * FILE 203
mikeloos@fairisaac.com * FILE 203
EXIMPORT PROGRAM FOR GENERATING THE JCL NECESSARY FOR * FILE 203
EXPORTING AND IMPORTING THE DATA SETS ON A * FILE 203
SPECIFIED VOLUME. * FILE 203
IGGPRE00 DF/DS ALLOCATE PRE-PROCESSING EXIT TESTER. * FILE 203
INMRZ01 RECEIVE INITIALIZATION EXIT ALLOWS * FILE 203
AUTHORIZATION CHECKING FOR USERIDS EXECUTING * FILE 203
RECEIVE IN BACKGROUND. * FILE 203
INMRZ11 RECEIVE PRE-PROCESSINE EXIT ALLOWS RECEIVE * FILE 203
TO RUN IN BACKGROUND WITH THE EXIT REPLACING * FILE 203
THE USER INTERACTION IN DETERMINING THE * FILE 203
RECEIVING DATA SET NAME. * FILE 203
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 204
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 104". * FILE 204
H F000204 D=APR81 * FILE 204
T FILE 204 - DEAN WITTER REYNOLDS - * FILE 204
T CLISTS AND PROGRAMS * FILE 204
K TSO CLISTS PROGRAMS RACF JCL PRODUCTION PROD * FILE 204
K DEAN WITTER KEVEN MUZIN * FILE 204
L PRODOPR PRODTEST RACFD RACFLIST RACFNONE * FILE 204
L PRODDOC PROD PRODPROC PSWDTABL JESOPER * FILE 204
THIS FILE CONTAINS SEVERAL CLISTS AND PROGRAMS FROM * FILE 204
DEAN WITTER REYNOLDS. * FILE 204
CONTRIBUTOR: KEVEN MUZIN * FILE 204
DEAN WITTER REYNOLDS * FILE 204
17TH FLOOR, TECHNICAL SYSTEMS * FILE 204
2 BROADWAY * FILE 204
NEW YORK, NY 10004 * FILE 204
PHONE: 212-524-4101 * FILE 204
THIS FILE CONTAINS SEVERAL CLISTS AND PROGRAMS AS FOLLOWS: * FILE 204
PRODOPR - CLIST TO PERFORM PSEUDO OPERATOR * FILE 204
INTERACTION AS IT WOULD BE DONE BY * FILE 204
PROD. * FILE 204
PRODTEST - CLIST TO PERFORM PSEUDO OPERATOR * FILE 204
INTERACTION AND DISPLAY JCL AS IT WOULD * FILE 204
BE SUBMITTED BY PROD (PRODUCTION JCL * FILE 204
SUBMISSION PROGRAM). * FILE 204
RACFD - CLIST TO RACF DELETE ALL DATASETS ON A * FILE 204
SPECIFIC VOLUME. * FILE 204
RACFLIST - CLIST TO RACF DISPLAY ALL DATASETS ON A * FILE 204
SPECIFIC VOLUME. * FILE 204
RACFNONE - CLIST TO DISPLAY ALL DATASETS ON A * FILE 204
VOLUME NOT DEFINED TO RACF. * FILE 204
PRODDOC - DOCUMENTATION FOR PROD (PRODUCTION JCL * FILE 204
SUBMISSION PROGRAM). * FILE 204
PROD - A PRODUCTION JCL SUBMISSION PROGRAM. * FILE 204
PRODPROC - PROC TO EXECUTE PROD. * FILE 204
PRODACCT - MACRO TO ASSEMBLE PASSWORD TABLE. * FILE 204
PSWDTABL - SAMPLE PASSWORD TABLE. * FILE 204
JESOPER - COMMAND PROCESSOR TO ALLOW A TSO USER TO * FILE 204
ISSUE MVS AND JES2 COMMANDS. * FILE 204
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 205
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 105". * FILE 205
H F000205 D=APR81 * FILE 205
T FILE 205 - COMPRESSED SOURCE LIBRARY SYSTEM * FILE 205
K SOURCE LIBRARY TREUBIG * FILE 205
K MIDDLE SOUTH * FILE 205
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE COMPRESSED SOURCE LIBRARY * FILE 205
SYSTEM FROM MIDDLE SOUTH SERVICES. DOCUMENTATION CAN * FILE 205
BE PURCHASED FROM THE SHARE PROGRAM LIBRARY AGENCY BY * FILE 205
REQUESTING DOCUMENTATION FOR PROGRAM 360D.00.0.024. * FILE 205
CONTRIBUTOR: AUGUST TREUBIG * FILE 205
MIDDLE SOUTH SERVICES, INC. * FILE 205
200 WESTBANK EXPRESSWAY * FILE 205
GRETNA, LOUISIANA 70053 * FILE 205
PHONE: 504-362-9500 * FILE 205
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 206
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 106". * FILE 206
H F000206 D=OCT84 * FILE 206
T FILE 206 - FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION STUFF * FILE 206
K COMPRESS UNLOAD RELOAD FEDERAL EXPRESS V30 TEC012 * FILE 206
K CLRSCRN DASD FOOTBALL GAME GAMES INTRDR LOGCLOSE IMS * FILE 206
K MICSRPT MICS PERFORMANCE SHOW SPY CONSOLE WHOAMI * FILE 206
K COMMAND LOGONXIT MAPVTOC VTOC LOGSCAN SCAN SYSLOG * FILE 206
K TERME * FILE 206
THIS FILE CONTAINS MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMS AND COMMANDS * FILE 206
FROM FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION: * FILE 206
CLRSCRN - SUBROUTINE TO CLEAR SCREEN USED BY SHOW * FILE 206
DASD - A TSO COMMAND PROCESSOR THAT DOES AN * FILE 206
LSPACE ON ALL THE ONLINE DISK VOLUMES * FILE 206
FOOTBALL - WHAT ELSE, A PL/1 PROGRAM * FILE 206
IGC0024B - SVC USED BY SHOW * FILE 206
INTRDR - PROGRAM TO ENFORCE SOME SHOP STANDARDS. * FILE 206
ALSO RESOLVES D=DSNAME PARAMETER ON * FILE 206
/*MESSAGE AND /*SETUP CARDS TO THE VOLSER * FILE 206
FROM THE CATALOG * FILE 206
LOGCLOSE - A PROGRAM THAT TERMINATES BAD IMS LOG * FILE 206
TAPES. SIMILAR TO THE IBM PROGRAM * FILE 206
PRODUCT, BUT THE PRICE IS RIGHT. * FILE 206
LOGSCAN - PROGRAM TO SCAN SYSLOGS * FILE 206
MAPVTOC - PROVIDES INFORMATION ABOUT THE VTOC OF A * FILE 206
VOLUME, SUPPORTS INDEXED VTOCS. BESIDES * FILE 206
NORMAL STUFF LIKE FREE SPACE IT GIVES THE * FILE 206
FIVE LARGEST EXTENTS, NUMBER OF * FILE 206
ALTERNATES, VSAM AND CVOL INDICATORS, * FILE 206
VTOC AND INDEXED VTOC EXTENTS, AND * FILE 206
INDEXED VTOC LEVELS. * FILE 206
MICSRPT - A SAS PROGRAM THAT PRODUCES A ONE PAGE * FILE 206
REPORT SHOWING STATISTICS ABOUT THE IMS / * FILE 206
TSO SYSTEMS. OUR MANAGEMENT LIKES IT. * FILE 206
SHOW - GIVE A TSO USER THE MASTER CONSOLE (WORKS * FILE 206
ON SP3) * FILE 206
TEC012 - THE PROGRAM THAT CREATED ALL THE * FILE 206
COMPRESSED FILES ON THIS TAPE. IT WILL * FILE 206
TAKE AN FIXED OR VARIABLE, PO OR PS FILE * FILE 206
(LRECL<=255) TO TAPE IN A COMPRESSED * FILE 206
FORMAT AND RETURN IT BACK AGAIN. * FILE 206
TERME - MACRO USED BY LOGCLOSE * FILE 206
WHOAMI - TELL A TSO USER SOME GOOD STUFF ABOUT THE * FILE 206
TERMINAL AND SESSION CURRENTLY BEING * FILE 206
USED. * FILE 206
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 207
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 107". * FILE 207
H F000207 D=SEP83 * FILE 207
T FILE 207 - SUPRTREK - STAR TREK FOR 3279S * FILE 207
K SUPRTREK STAR TREK 3279 FEDERAL EXPRESS V27 * FILE 207
RELATED FILES: 208; DOCUMENTATION: MEMBER ST79INST * FILE 207
THIS FILE CONTAINS A STAR TREK GAME DESIGNED FOR * FILE 207
3279S. IT IS USES GDDM. THIS IS FROM FEDERAL * FILE 207
EXPRESS. SEE MEMBER ST79INST FOR INSTALLATION * FILE 207
INSTRUCTIONS. * FILE 207
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 208
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 108". * FILE 208
H F000208 D=APR83 * FILE 208
T FILE 208 - SUPRTREK - STAR TREK FOR 3279S - * FILE 208
T GDDM SYMBOLS * FILE 208
K SUPRTREK STAR TREK 3279 FEDERAL EXPRESS V25 * FILE 208
RELATED FILES: 207 * FILE 208
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE GDDM SYMBOLS NEED BY THE STAR * FILE 208
TREK GAME IN FILE 207. * FILE 208
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 211
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 111". * FILE 211
H F000211 D=APR84 * FILE 211
T FILE 211 - INFO/SYS, VM/CMS, AND ISPF UTILITIES FROM * FILE 211
T TENNESSEE EASTMAN * FILE 211
K TENNESSEE EASTMAN V29 BILL HORTON INFOCAT INFOSMP * FILE 211
K PL/I IDCAMS LISTCAT HMASMP LIST CDS XREF ISPF PDF * FILE 211
K VMDUMP VM CMS DISK DUMP JES2 NJE RSCS GRS ENQ ENQUEUE * FILE 211
K QCB * FILE 211
DOCUMENTATION: MEMBER $$DOC * FILE 211
THIS DATA SET CONTAINS 3 "MODS": * FILE 211
1. INFOCAT AND INFOSMP * FILE 211
------- --- ------- * FILE 211
THESE TWO PL/I PROGRAMS MAY BE USED TO CREATE AN * FILE 211
INFO/SYS -SEARCHABLE DATA BASE FROM THE OUTPUT OF * FILE 211
IDCAMS "LISTCAT ALL" AND HMASMP "LIST CDS XREF", * FILE 211
RESPECTIVELY. MEMBERS SAMPCAT AND SAMPSMP CONTAIN * FILE 211
SAMPLE OUTPUT FROM SEARCHES DONE AGAINST OUR DATA * FILE 211
BASE CREATED BY THESE TWO PROGRAMS; THE COMMANDS * FILE 211
USED WERE "KWS SYS1.VTAMLST" AND "KWS HASPPRPU". * FILE 211
AN ISPF/PDF DIALOG TO SEARCH THE REGULAR INFO/MVS * FILE 211
DATA BASES, THE CBT MODS TAPE DATA BASE, AND THE * FILE 211
DATA BASE CREATED BY THESE PROGRAMS, IS ALSO PRO- * FILE 211
VIDED. * FILE 211
2. VMDUMP * FILE 211
------ * FILE 211
THIS IS A PROGRAM WHICH MAY BE USED TO TRANSMIT A * FILE 211
SEQUENTIAL MVS DATA SET TO A VM/CMS USER IN DISK * FILE 211
DUMP FORMAT. THE DATA IS SENT VIA THE JES2 SPOOL, * FILE 211
ACROSS AN NJE LINK, TO RSCS NETWORKING, TO THE * FILE 211
VM/CMS USER'S VIRTUAL CARD READER. THE VM/CMS * FILE 211
USER MAY LOAD THE DATA ONTO HIS A DISK BY USING * FILE 211
THE RECEIVE, DISK LOAD, OR RDRLIST COMMANDS. * FILE 211
(THIS IS A ONE-WAY, POOR MAN'S TSO/E TRAN- * FILE 211
SMIT/RECEIVE FACILITY). I HAVE INCLUDED AN * FILE 211
ISPF/PDF DIALOG TO GENERATE THE REQUIRED JCL TO * FILE 211
TRANSMIT THE DATA, ALTHOUGH ISPF IS NOT REQUIRED * FILE 211
TO USE THIS PROGRAM (YOU COULD USE STRAIGHT JCL * FILE 211
USING MEMBER SVUTL13 AS A GUIDE). * FILE 211
3. VUTL16 * FILE 211
------ * FILE 211
THIS IS AN ISPF/PDF DIALOG TO DISPLAY MVS SP 1.3 * FILE 211
GRS/ENQ INFORMATION. IT WILL DISPLAY CURRENT CON- * FILE 211
TENTION IF NO ENTRIES ARE MADE ON THE PROCESSING * FILE 211
PANEL, ELSE IT WILL DISPLAY WHATEVER COMBINATION * FILE 211
OF JOBNAME, MAJOR, AND/OR MINOR QCB INFORMATION IS * FILE 211
REQUESTED. * FILE 211
THE FOLLOWING ARE THE MEMBERS OF THIS DATA SET: * FILE 211
. CINFO ISPF/PDF DIALOG CLIST FOR INVOKING INFO/SYS. * FILE 211
. CUTL13 ISPF/PDF DIALOG CLIST FOR TRANSMITTING A SE- * FILE 211
QUENTIAL DATA SET TO A VM/CMS USER VIA NJE/RSCS NET- * FILE 211
WORKING. * FILE 211
. INFOCAT PL/I SOURCE FOR THE INFOCAT PROGRAM. THIS * FILE 211
PROGRAM READS THE OUTPUT FROM IDCAMS LISTCAT COM- * FILE 211
MANDS AND CREATES INPUT FOR INFO/SYS PROGRAM BLGOZB. * FILE 211
SEE MEMBER SAMPCAT FOR SAMPLE OUTPUT FROM AN * FILE 211
INFO/SYS SEARCH ENTRY GENERATED BY THIS PROGRAM. * FILE 211
. INFOJCL SAMPLE JCL FOR RUNNING IDCAMS LISTCAT, * FILE 211
HMASMP LIST CDS XREF, INFOSMP, INFOCAT, AND THE * FILE 211
INFO/SYS PROGRAMS TO CREATE AN INFO/SYS-SEARCHABLE * FILE 211
VSAM DATA BASE. WE RUN SIMILAR JCL WEEKLY. * FILE 211
. INFOSMP PL/I SOURCE FOR THE INFOSMP PROGRAM. THIS * FILE 211
PROGRAM READS THE OUTPUT FROM HMASMP LIST CDS XREF * FILE 211
AND CREATES INPUT FOR INFO/SYS PROGRAM BLGOZB. SEE * FILE 211
MEMBER SAMPSMP FOR SAMPLE OUTPUT FROM AN INFO/SYS * FILE 211
SEARCH ENTRY GENERATED BY THIS PROGRAM. * FILE 211
. SUTL13 ISPF/PDF DIALOG SKELETON FOR TRANSMITTING * FILE 211
DATA TO A VM/CMS USER. THIS MEMBER GENERATES JCL * FILE 211
WITH THE PROPER JECL CARDS TO PUT THE DATA ON THE * FILE 211
QUEUE SO THAT IT WILL GET TO THE VM USER VIA RSCS * FILE 211
NETWORKING. SIMILAR JCL COULD BE SUBMITTED AS A * FILE 211
BATCH JOB INDEPENDENT OF ISPF. * FILE 211
. TECA00 ISPF/PDF DIALOG MESSAGES. THIS MEMBER CON- * FILE 211
TAINS ALL MESSAGES REFERRED TO IN ALL SUPPLIED DIA- * FILE 211
LOGS. * FILE 211
. TVENQ1 TUTORIAL PANEL FOR INITIAL ENQ DISPLAY DIALOG * FILE 211
PANEL. * FILE 211
. TVENQ11 TUTORIAL PANEL FOR ENQ DISPLAY DIALOG PANEL * FILE 211
LISTING ENQ MAJOR NAMES. * FILE 211
. TVENQ2 TUTORIAL PANEL FOR ENQ DISPLAY DIALOG PANEL * FILE 211
DESCRIBING DIALOG OUTPUT. * FILE 211
. TVINFO1 TUTORIAL PANEL FOR ISPF/PDF INFO/SYS DIALOG * FILE 211
PANEL. * FILE 211
. TVINFO11 TUTORIAL PANEL FOR ISPF/PDF INFO/SYS DIA- * FILE 211
LOG. * FILE 211
. TVINFO12 TUTORIAL PANEL FOR ISPF/PDF INFO/SYS DIA- * FILE 211
LOG. * FILE 211
. TVINFO2 TUTORIAL PANEL FOR ISPF/PDF INFO/SYS DIALOG. * FILE 211
. TVUTL13 TUTORIAL PANEL FOR ISPF/PDF VM TRANSMISSION * FILE 211
DIALOG. * FILE 211
. TVUTL131 TUTORIAL PANEL FOR ISPF/PDF VM TRANSMISSION * FILE 211
DIALOG. * FILE 211
. TVUTL132 TUTORIAL PANEL FOR ISPF/PDF VM TRANSMISSION * FILE 211
DIALOG. * FILE 211
. TVUTL134 TUTORIAL PANEL FOR ISPF/PDF VM TRANSMISSION * FILE 211
DIALOG. * FILE 211
. VENQ1 ISPF/PDF DIALOG PANEL FOR GRS/ENQ DISPLAY. * FILE 211
THE DATA TO BE DISPLAYED IS ENTERED ON THIS PANEL. * FILE 211
. VENQ2 ISPF/PDF DIALOG PANEL FOR GRS/ENQ DISPLAY. * FILE 211
THE REQUESTED DATA IS DISPLAYED ON THIS PANEL. * FILE 211
. VINFO1 ISPF/PDF DIALOG PANEL FOR INFO/MVS. DATA * FILE 211
BASES TO BE SEARCHED ARE SPECIFIED ON THIS PANEL. * FILE 211
. VINFO2 ISPF/PDF DIALOG PANEL FOR INFO/MVS. THIS PA- * FILE 211
NEL ALLOCATES THE OZPRINT DATA SET IN A VARIETY OF * FILE 211
WAYS BEFORE INFO/SYS IS INVOKED. * FILE 211
. VMDUMP PL/I SOURCE FOR THE VM DATA TRANSMISSION * FILE 211
UTILITY. THIS PROGRAM READS A SEQUENTIAL DATA SET * FILE 211
ON DD NAME SYSUT1 AND WRITES THE DATA SET AS A * FILE 211
VM/CMS DISK DUMP FILE ON DD NAME SYSUT2. THE DATA * FILE 211
SET IS GIVEN A CMS FILE NAME BASED ON THE PARM FIELD * FILE 211
(IF PRESENT), OR THE INPUT DATA SET NAME. THIS PRO- * FILE 211
GRAM WORKS FOR ANY TYPE OF SEQUENTIAL DATA SET I * FILE 211
HAVE TRIED, FIXED OR VARIABLE. (REQUIRES DSINFO * FILE 211
(FROM INTEL MODS TAPE), SUPPLIED IN OBJECT MODULE * FILE 211
FORMAT IN MEMBER PLI). * FILE 211
. VUTL13 ISPF/PDF DIALOG PANEL FOR VM DATA TRANSMIS- * FILE 211
SION. THE TYPE OF DATA SET TO BE TRANSMITTED, OUT- * FILE 211
PUT CMS FILE NAME, VM USER TO RECEIVE THE DATA, AND * FILE 211
AN ACCOUNTING CODE FOR THE JOB CARD GENERATED BY * FILE 211
THIS DIALOG, ARE SPECIFIED ON THIS PANEL. * FILE 211
. VUTL131 ISPF/PDF DIALOG PANEL FOR VM TRANSMITTING A * FILE 211
SEQUENTIAL DATA SET. THE NAME OF THE DATA SET (OR * FILE 211
PDS NAME AND MEMBER), AND THE VOLUME ON WHICH THE * FILE 211
DATA SET RESIDES (IF NOT CATALOGED) ARE SPECIFIED ON * FILE 211
THIS PANEL. * FILE 211
. VUTL132 ISPF/PDF DIALOG PANEL FOR VM TRANSMITTING A * FILE 211
PANVALET MEMBER. THE DSN OF THE PANVALET LIBRARY * FILE 211
AND THE NAME OF THE PANVALET MEMBER ARE SPECIFIED ON * FILE 211
THIS PANEL. * FILE 211
. VUTL134 ISPF/PDF DIALOG PANEL FOR VM TRANSMITTING A * FILE 211
MESSAGE. THE MESSAGE IS SPECIFIED ON THIS PANEL. * FILE 211
. VUTL16 ISPF/PDF ASSEMBLER SOURCE FOR GRS/ENQ DISPLAY * FILE 211
DIALOG. THE GRS/ENQ SCANNING LOGIC FOR THIS PROGRAM * FILE 211
IS BASED ON ENQ, A TSO COMMAND PROCESSOR WRITTEN BY * FILE 211
GERALD BOROUGH OF UNION OIL AND GOTTEN FROM THE CBT * FILE 211
MODS TAPE. * FILE 211
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS * FILE 211
------------ ------------ * FILE 211
1 UNLOAD THIS PDS VIA IEBCOPY (YOU'VE OBVIOUSLY DONE * FILE 211
THAT). * FILE 211
2 COPY THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS TO YOUR ISPF/PDF PANEL * FILE 211
LIBRARY: VENQ1, VENQ2, VINFO1, VINFO2, TVINFO1, * FILE 211
TVINFO11, TVINFO12, TVINFO2, VUTL13, VUTL131 * FILE 211
VUTL132, VUTL134, TVUTL13, TVUTL131, TVUTL132, * FILE 211
TVUTL134. * FILE 211
3 COPY THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS TO YOUR ISPF/PDF CLIST * FILE 211
LIBRARY: CINFO, CUTL13. * FILE 211
4 COPY THE FOLLOWING MEMBER TO YOUR ISPF/PDF SKELE- * FILE 211
TON LIBRARY: SUTL13, RENAME IT VUTL13. * FILE 211
5 COPY THE FOLLOWING MEMBER TO YOUR ISPF/PDF MESSAGE * FILE 211
LIBRARY: TECA00. * FILE 211
6 ASSEMBLE VUTL16 USING THE JCL PROVIDED IN MEMBER * FILE 211
ASSEMBLE AS A BASE. PUT THE LOAD MODULE IN A * FILE 211
LNKLST OR TSO STEPLIB LIBRARY. * FILE 211
7 COMPILE INFOCAT, INFOSMP, AND VMDUMP USING THE JCL * FILE 211
PROVIDED IN MEMBER PLI AS A BASE. MODIFY INFOJCL * FILE 211
AND MEMBER VUTL13 OF YOUR ISPF/PDF SKELETON LI- * FILE 211
BRARY TO REFER TO THE DATASET INTO WHICH YOU * FILE 211
LINKED THESE MODULES. * FILE 211
8 MODIFY VUTL13 IN YOUR ISPF/PDF SKELETON LIBRARY TO * FILE 211
CHANGE THE NAME OF NJE NODES FROM MVSNODE AND * FILE 211
VMNODE TO YOUR NODE NAMES. THE DIALOG COULD * FILE 211
EASILY BE CHANGED TO ALLOW THE USER TO SPECIFY THE * FILE 211
DESTINATION VM NODE NAME ON THE FIRST ENTRY PANEL. * FILE 211
9 MODIFY CINFO IN YOUR ISPF/PDF CLIST LIBRARY TO * FILE 211
SPECIFY YOUR DATA SET NAMES FOR THE VSAM DATA SETS * FILE 211
CONTAINING THE INFO/SYS -SEARCHABLE DATA. * FILE 211
10 MODIFY INFOJCL AND SUBMIT THE JOB TO CREATE YOUR * FILE 211
INFO/SYS -SEARCHABLE DATA BASE FROM LISTCAT AND * FILE 211
LIST CDS OUTPUT. * FILE 211
11 MODIFY ONE OF YOUR ISPF/PDF SELECTION PANELS TO * FILE 211
INCLUDE SELECTIONS FOR THE VM TRANSMISSION UTIL- * FILE 211
ITY, INFO/MVS, AND GRS/ENQ. FOR EXAMPLE, * FILE 211
%------------------------------- UTILITIES -------- * FILE 211
%OPTION ===>-ZCMD * FILE 211
% * FILE 211
% 12+-INFO/SYS * FILE 211
% 13+-VM DATA TRANSMISSION UTILITY * FILE 211
% 16+-GRS/ENQ DISPLAY * FILE 211
)INIT * FILE 211
.HELP = TVUTL00 * FILE 211
)PROC * FILE 211
&SEL = TRANS( TRUNC (&ZCMD,'.') * FILE 211
12,'CMD(%CINFO)' * FILE 211
13,'CMD(%CUTL13)' * FILE 211
16,'PGM(VUTL16)' * FILE 211
' ',' ' * FILE 211
*,?) * FILE 211
)END * FILE 211
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 212
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 112". * FILE 212
H F000212 D=JAN84 * FILE 212
T FILE 212 - U.S. SENATE DRUM FENCE USING DOMAINS AND * FILE 212
T OTHER PROGRAMS * FILE 212
K SENATE HALBIG JOHNSON V28 DRUM FENCE TSO ONLINE PAGES * FILE 212
K DOMAIN SAS ASMTOZAP CPUCHECK CPWTOCMD GACCTPGM PCCW * FILE 212
DRUMWALL FENCES DRUMS FOR TSO AND ONLINE SYSTEM PAGES * FILE 212
ONLY. PAGE OUTS FOR TSO SESSIONS ARE PASSED THRU TO * FILE 212
DRUM UNCONDITIONALLY. PAGE OUTS FOR OTHER WORKLOADS * FILE 212
ARE ACCOMODATED BY CHECKING DOMAIN NUMBERS. * FILE 212
ASMTOZAP IS A NEAT SAS VERSION OF THE FAMILIAR * FILE 212
ASMTOZAP PROGRAM. CPWTOCMD IS USED TO SIGNAL THE * FILE 212
OPERATOR WITH A CANNED MESSAGE. ADDITIONALLY, IT WILL * FILE 212
ALLOW OPERATOR COMMANDS. IF THE FIRST 5 POSITIONS ARE * FILE 212
'-OCMD' THEN THE FOLLOWING TEXT WILL BE TREATED AS A * FILE 212
COMMAND. * FILE 212
CPUCHECK USES PARM FIELD VALUE TO CHECK FOR THE * FILE 212
PROCESSOR THAT THIS JOB WAS INTENDED TO RUN ON; IF * FILE 212
PROCESSOR ID MATCHES PARM, END QUIETLY; IF PROCESSOR ID * FILE 212
DOESN'T MATCH, ISSUE MSG TO OPERATOR TELLING HIM OF HIS * FILE 212
SCREW-UP, ISSUE '$TJXXX,S=BBBB' COMMAND TO RESET JOB'S * FILE 212
JES PROCESSOR AFFINITY, THEN RESET & CANCEL JOB TO * FILE 212
PERMIT IT TO RUN ON CORRECT PROCESSOR. THIS PROGRAM IS * FILE 212
INTENDED TO BE FIRST PGM EXECUTED IN A JOB IF A JOB * FILE 212
NEEDS THIS KIND OF PROTECTION. * FILE 212
GACCTPGM EXTRACTS THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION ON A * FILE 212
CURRENTLY-EXECUTING JOB & MAKE THE INFORMATION * FILE 212
AVAILABLE TO A USER'S PROGRAM. * FILE 212
.SYSTEM ID (TAKEN FROM SID PARAMETER) * FILE 212
.JOB NAME * FILE 212
.READER START TIME FOR THIS JOB * FILE 212
.READER START DATE FOR THIS JOB * FILE 212
.JES JOB NUMBER INFORMATION * FILE 212
.ACCOUNT # INFORMATION FROM JOB CARD OF THIS JOB * FILE 212
THE CALLING PROGRAM MUST PASS THE ADDRESS OF A WORK * FILE 212
AREA TO THIS SUBROUTINE. THE SUBROUTINE FILLS IN THE * FILE 212
WORK AREA USING THE FORMAT GIVEN IN MACRO 'GACCTMAC'. * FILE 212
CAUTION: SINCE THIS SUBROUTINE USES 'MODESET' TO PUT * FILE 212
ITSELF INTO PROTECT KEY ZERO, THE CALLING PROGRAM & * FILE 212
LIBRARY FROM WHICH IT EXECUTES MUST BE AUTHORIZED. * FILE 212
NOTES: IF SMF IS NOT IN SYSTEM (TCBTCT = 0), THEN RC=4 * FILE 212
LC030ZAP CONTAINS A BRIEF DISSERTATION ON PCCWS AND * FILE 212
HOW TO ZAP THEM. * FILE 212
SUBMITTED BY: * FILE 212
DAVE HALBIG * FILE 212
U.S. SENATE COMPUTER CENTER * FILE 212
400 N. CAPITOL STREET * FILE 212
GROUND LEVEL * FILE 212
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510 * FILE 212
(202)224-3902 * FILE 212
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 213
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 113". * FILE 213
H F000213 D=SEP88 * FILE 213
T FILE 213 - H. E. BUTT GROCERY MODIFICATION TO CAUSE * FILE 213
T ABEND999 IF JOB GETS 'NOT CATLGD X' OR * FILE 213
T 'NOT DELETED X' * FILE 213
K BUTT GROCERY DIETES V44 * FILE 213
K NOT CATALOGED DELETED IEFAB4FD MSGIEF283I MSGIEF287I * FILE 213
DOCUMENTATION: MEMBER HEB0020. * FILE 213
MVS 'NOT CATLGD X' AND 'NOT DELETED X' MODIFICATION. * FILE 213
MODULE 'IEFAB4FD' IS THE MODIFIED MODULE. SOURCE * FILE 213
CODE FOR FOR THIS MODULE WAS OBTAINED FROM THE * FILE 213
MICROFICHE PLS LISTING. * FILE 213
I - INTERNAL PROCESSING * FILE 213
THIS MODIFICATION DOES THE FOLLOWING (IN RC00029 ROUTINE) * FILE 213
A) EXAMINES THE FIRST SEVEN CHARACTERS OF THE MESSAGE TO * FILE 213
DETERMINE IF IT IS EITHER 'IEF283I' OR 'IEF287I'. * FILE 213
B) IF NEITHER, EXIT IS MADE TO REGULAR PROCESSING. * FILE 213
C) IF IT IS ONE OF THE DESIRED MESSAGES, THE ADDRESS OF THE * FILE 213
LINKAGE CONTROL TABLE (LCT) IS CALCULATED FROM THE FIFTH * FILE 213
PARAMETER PASSED TO IEFAB4FD (LCTJSCB). * FILE 213
D) THE ADDRESS OF THE PROBLEM PROGRAM CSCB (LCT+0) AND THE * FILE 213
DUMMY TCB (LCT+8) ARE PICKED UP. (THESE ARE FILLED-IN * FILE 213
BY 'IEFBB410'.) * FILE 213
E) THE DUMMY TCB IS CHECKED TO DETERMINE IS AN ABEND HAS * FILE 213
ALREADY OCCURRED. * FILE 213
F) IF AN ABEND HAS OCCURRED, EXIT IS MADE TO REGULAR * FILE 213
PROCESSING. * FILE 213
G) IF AN ABEND HAS NOT OCCURRED, TURN ON THE ABEND BIT IN * FILE 213
THE DUMMY TCB (TCBFA AT TCB+1D) AND MOVE A SYSTEM '999' * FILE 213
ABEND CODE TO THE DUMMY TCB (TCB+11) AND THEN TURN ON * FILE 213
THE CANCELLED BIT IN THE PROBLEM PROGRAM CSCB * FILE 213
(CHCLD AT CSCB+7). * FILE 213
H) CONTINUE WITH NORMAL DE-ALLOCATION PROCESSING AS WE ARE * FILE 213
NOW AT LABEL 'XIT'. * FILE 213
II - EXTERNAL PROCESSING * FILE 213
WHEN MODULE 'IEFBB410' REGAINS CONTROL, THE TCB AND CSCB * FILE 213
FLAGS ARE INTERROGATED. IF THEY ARE ON, FURTHER * FILE 213
PROCESSING (DE-ALLOCATION) OF THE JOB (AND THE JOB) ARE * FILE 213
CANCELLED. * FILE 213
III - IPL WITH A CLPA IS REQUIRED TO IMPLEMENT THIS USERMOD. * FILE 213
SUBMITTED BY: * FILE 213
RON DIETES * FILE 213
H. E. BUTT GROCERY COMPANY * FILE 213
P.O. BOX 9999 * FILE 213
646 SOUTH MAIN AVENUE * FILE 213
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 78204 * FILE 213
512/270-8432 * FILE 213
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 214
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 114". * FILE 214
H F000214 D=JAN84 * FILE 214
T FILE 214 - SYNTEX (USA) BLOCK PAGE HEADER ROUTINE * FILE 214
T AND USER EXIT TO SDSF FOR TOP SECRET * FILE 214
K SYNTEX SMITH V28 * FILE 214
K BLOCK PAGE HEADER BLOKHEAD IEFSD095 GSFSD095 * FILE 214
K SDSF USER EXIT TOP SECRET ISFPARMS * FILE 214
"BLOKHEAD" IS A SHORT PROGRAM WHICH WILL PROVIDE BLOCK * FILE 214
LETTER HEADINGS ON A DATA SET USING THE MODIFIED * FILE 214
"IEFSD095"* ROUTINE TO GENERATE THE LETTERS. IT IS * FILE 214
PARTICULARLY USEFUL FOR HEADING MICROFILM WITH * FILE 214
IDENTIFYING FRAMES WHICH ARE READABLE WITHOUT INSERTION * FILE 214
INTO A VIEWER. * FILE 214
"BLOKHEAD" MAY BE INVOKED EITHER BY EXECUTE CARD OR IT * FILE 214
MAY BE LINKED TO DIRECTLY. THE INFORMATION TO BE * FILE 214
PRINTED IS PASSED IN THE PARAMETER OF THE EXECUTE CARD * FILE 214
IN THE FORM: * FILE 214
PARM='(DDNAME),AAA...AA,BBB...BB,CCC...CC,' * FILE 214
THE FIRST PARAMETER IS THE DDNAME OF THE DATA SET TO * FILE 214
RECEIVE THE HEADING. IF PRESENT, IT MUST BE INCLOSED * FILE 214
IN PARENTHESES. IF OMITTED, "SYSPRINT" WILL BE * FILE 214
ASSUMED. THE REMAINING PARAMETERS ARE THE LINES TO BE * FILE 214
PRINTED. "BLOKHEAD" WILL ATTEMPT TO PUT EACH PARAMETER * FILE 214
ON A LINE BY ITSELF, BUT IF THE LINE WILL NOT HOLD THE * FILE 214
FULL PARAMETER, IT WILL BE SPLIT UP. EACH LINE WILL BE * FILE 214
CENTERED ON THE PAGE. THE PARAMETERS MAY CONTAIN ANY * FILE 214
VALID PN/QN CHAIN CHARACTER PLUS THE EXCLAMATION POINT * FILE 214
AND CENT SIGN. SINCE THE COMMA WAS USED ABOVE TO * FILE 214
DELIMIT THE PARAMETERS, IT MAY NOT BE A PART OF A * FILE 214
PARAMETER; HOWEVER, ANY CHARACTER (EXCEPT AN OPEN * FILE 214
PARENTHESIS) MAY BE USED TO DELIMIT THE PARAMETER * FILE 214
STRING. FOR EXAMPLE: * FILE 214
PARM='(SYSUT1)/A,B,C/D,E,F/' * FILE 214
COULD BE USED TO PRINT THE TWO LINES "A,B,C" AND * FILE 214
"D,E,F". TWO CONSECUTIVE DELIMITERS WILL CAUSE A PAGE * FILE 214
EJECT. IF A LINE CONSISTS ONLY OF THE CENT SIGN * FILE 214
CHARACTER, A FULL PAGE OF ASTERISKS WILL BE PRINTED. * FILE 214
THE FINAL DELIMITER IS OPTIONAL. * FILE 214
IF "BLOKHEAD" IS LINKED TO, THE SAME PARAMETER SHOULD * FILE 214
BE PROVIDED IN A FORMAT COMPATABLE TO THE EXEC * FILE 214
CARD---THAT IS, REGISTER 1 SHOULD POINT TO A HALF-WORD * FILE 214
CHARACTER COUNT FOLLOWED BY THE PARAMETER PROPER. * FILE 214
EXAMPLES: * FILE 214
PARM='(DD1),NOW,IS,THE TIME,,FOR,ALL,GOOD,MEN...' * FILE 214
WOULD GIVE ON DD1... NOW FOR * FILE 214
IS ALL * FILE 214
THE TIME GOOD * FILE 214
PARM='/1234567890/0987654321/C/' * FILE 214
| * FILE 214
CENT SIGN * FILE 214
WOULD GIVE ON SYSPRINT... 1234567890 ********** * FILE 214
0987654321 ********** * FILE 214
FOR REGULAR PRINTOUT, THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF CHARACTERS * FILE 214
PER LINE IS 9 (132 CHARACTER LINE). THE MAXIMUM NUMBER * FILE 214
OF LINES PER PAGE IS 4 (66 LINE PAGE). * FILE 214
"BLOKHEAD" IS REUSABLE. * FILE 214
THE UNMODIFIED "IEFSD095" MAY BE USED, BUT IT ONLY * FILE 214
HANDLES LETTERS AND NUMBERS; THE GODDARD MODIFIED * FILE 214
VERSION ALSO OUTPUTS ALL PN/QN CHARACTERS AND THE * FILE 214
EXCLAMATION POINT AND CENT SIGN. * FILE 214
UPDATED 19SEP83, WILLIAM SMITH, SYNTEX CORPORATION, * FILE 214
PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA 94304 - (415) 852-1638 * FILE 214
THIS UTILITY HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY TESTED ON A MVS/SP * FILE 214
1.3.3 JES2 SYSTEM USING BOTH THE MODIFIED AND * FILE 214
UNMODIFIED VERSIONS OF IEFSD095. FOR MORE INFORMATION * FILE 214
CONSULT "OS/VS2 MVS SYSTEM PROGRAMMING LIBRARY: JOB * FILE 214
MANAGEMENT", PUBLICATION NO. GC28-0627-2, CHAPTER 10: * FILE 214
EXTERNAL WRITERS. NOTE THAT THE "VANILLA" VERSION OF * FILE 214
IEFSD095 CONTINUES TO ONLY SUPPORT BLOCK LETTERS (A TO * FILE 214
Z), BLOCK NUMBERS (0 TO 9), A BLANK, AND THE NATIONAL * FILE 214
CHARACTERS (#,@,$). * FILE 214
THE IBM ROUTINE IEFSD095 IS REENTERABLE AND RESIDES IN * FILE 214
THE MODULE LIBRARY SYS1.AOSB0. * FILE 214
"ISFPARMS" HAS BEEN CUSTOMIZED FOR USE WITH THE * FILE 214
"TOP-SECRET SECURITY" SOFTWARE PACKAGE (CGA/ALLEN, * FILE 214
INC.) IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ISFUSER EXIT ROUTINE * FILE 214
(UM00099) AS IMPLEMENTED AT SYNTEX (USA), INC. * FILE 214
THE CONCEPT AS IMPLEMENTED HEREIN PERMITS ALL USERS TO * FILE 214
FREELY VIEW THE JES2 QUEUES AND EFFECT CHANGES TO JOBS * FILE 214
FOR WHICH THE USER IS AUTHORIZED TO THE "TOP SECRET" * FILE 214
SECURITY SYSTEM (IBM-DEFINED RACF INTERFACES ARE * FILE 214
EXPLOITED BY THE PRODUCT). ACCESS IS CONTROLLED BY * FILE 214
MEANS OF THE USER'S "ACID" (ACCESSOR ID) ENTRY IN THE * FILE 214
SECURITY FILE TO VARIOUS RESOURCES; COMMAND PARSING AND * FILE 214
VALIDATION IS CON- TROLLED IN THE TEXT OF THE ISFUSER * FILE 214
EXIT ITSELF. THIS ELIMINATES EXTENSIVE CUSTOMIZATION * FILE 214
OF ISFPARMS, WHICH BY ITS VERY STRUCTURE AND * FILE 214
ORGANIZATION, IS SOMEWHAT SENSITIVE TO THE CHANGING TSO * FILE 214
ONLINE ENVIRONMENT. * FILE 214
WE GENERALLY DISCOURAGE USE OF "HELD" SYSOUT. * FILE 214
CROSS-ACCESS TO TSO AND INTERACT (WYLBUR) JOBS IS * FILE 214
IMPAIRED BY ITS USE. CONSEQUENTLY, USERS ROUTE ALL * FILE 214
BATCH JOBS TO FETCH (RMT99) FOR LATER BROWSING. * FILE 214
UPDATED 07OCT83, WILLIAM SMITH, SYNTEX TECHNICAL SUPPORT * FILE 214
- MVS/SP 1.3.3 JES2, PUT 8304; ALL SECOM ENTRIES * FILE 214
THROUGH SL00196 ALONG WITH UM00001, UM00003, UM00005 * FILE 214
- PERMIT OPERATIONS, PRODUCTION CONTROL, AND HELP DESK * FILE 214
PERSONNEL TO USE AUTOMATIC UPDATE WITH AN UPDATE-TIME * FILE 214
MINIMUM OF 3 SECONDS * FILE 214
SUBMITTED BY: * FILE 214
WILLIAM SMITH * FILE 214
SYNTEX CORPORATION * FILE 214
3401 HILLVIEW AVE. * FILE 214
PALO ALTO, CA 94304 * FILE 214
415/852-1638 * FILE 214
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 215
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 115". * FILE 215
H F000215 D=APR84 * FILE 215
T FILE 215 - MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMS AND EXITS FROM * FILE 215
T AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY * FILE 215
K V29 AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY FRANK JUZWIK * FILE 215
K ERBTSOCK ERB3SOCK IGGPRE00 IFG0EX0B SP13 XA * FILE 215
K RMF MONITOR II III DASD OPEN EXIT * FILE 215
DOCUMENTATION IS IN MEMBER @INDEX. * FILE 215
THIS FILE CONTAINS SEVERAL AND EXITS CONTRIBUTED BY * FILE 215
AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION. * FILE 215
FRANK JUZWIK * FILE 215
AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION * FILE 215
INFORMATION SERVICES * FILE 215
1400 WAUKEGAN RD * FILE 215
MCGAW PARK, ILL 60085 * FILE 215
(312) - 473-1400 * FILE 215
THESE PROGRAMS HAVE BEEN TESTED IN BOTH AN MVS SP1.3 * FILE 215
AND MVS X/A 1.2 ENVIORNMENT. NO WARRANTY IS MADE TO * FILE 215
THE ACCURACY OF THESE PROGRAMS. * FILE 215
ERBTSOCK - RMF MONITOR II AUTHORIZATION EXIT * FILE 215
ERB3SOCK - RMF MONITOR III AUTHORIZATION EXIT * FILE 215
IGGPRE00 - DASD PRE-ALLOCATION EXIT * FILE 215
IFG0EX0B - PRE- OPEN EXIT * FILE 215
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 216
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 116". * FILE 216
H F000216 D=APR89 * FILE 216
T FILE 216 - ISPF-PDF PANELS, ETC FROM THE US AIR FORCE * FILE 216
K ISPF PDF AIR FORCE AIRFORCE V1 SADSC 2ISG V2 * FILE 216
K JIM MARSHALL PANELS MESSAGES SKELETIONS * FILE 216
K $DI ACCOUNT ALIAS ASMH BROWSE * FILE 216
K CALC CMD1 COBOLCHK COMPARE COPYSDS COUNT * FILE 216
K DUTAPE DLINK DAPF DA DATE DEFINE DELETE * FILE 216
K DUDASD DUSER FORT FORTX FORTRAN GDDM FA * FILE 216
K FREEALL INFOSYS JULIAN LASTIPL LISTAX * FILE 216
K LISTCAT LISTC LM MEMBER LISTSU POF PRINTOFF * FILE 216
K QUEUE RMFMON OBSWYLBUR OMEGAMON RECEIVE * FILE 216
K PHOENIX SLSS TSOE SLSSPRT SEND SORT ST * FILE 216
K STATUS SHOWSS TIME TMS TRANSMIT WYLBUR VPS * FILE 216
K VSFORT VSFORTRAN VTOC UCCEL UCC1 XMIT * FILE 216
RELATED FILES: 131-133, 192, 194, 216-219, DOC * FILE 216
ALL FILES MEMBER $$PROSE * FILE 216
I S P F / P D F * FILE 216
RELEASE 12.0 1 APRIL 1989 * FILE 216
COURTESY JIM MARSHALL, CAPT, USAF (RETIRED) * FILE 216
------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 216
THIS FILE IS A GOOD EXAMPLE OF A PERSON WHO IS WRITING * FILE 216
ISPF/ PDF PANELS, ETC AND DOESN'T KNOW WHAT IT IS ALL * FILE 216
ABOUT. BUT IT WORKS !!!!!! SO IS IT THAT BAD? (IT MIGHT * FILE 216
INSPIRE SOMEONE TO WRITE MORE). MOST OF THIS FILE ARE * FILE 216
ISPF/PDF GOODIES FOR STRAIGHT TSO TYPE FUNCTIONS. NOW * FILE 216
THAT WE HAVE ISPF/PDF, OUR USERS (AND SOME SYSTEMS * FILE 216
TYPES) ARE LOST IF IT ISN'T SITTING ON A MENU, ETC. SO * FILE 216
AFTER TRYING TO GET THEM TO USE TSO AS TSO, I STARTED TO * FILE 216
PUT SOME THINGS INTO MENUS, PANELS, ETC. THEY LOVE IT. * FILE 216
SO WHO CAN ARGUE WITH SUCCESS. AS I SAID, THIS IS MY * FILE 216
FIRST ATTEMPT AT CODING THIS STUFF, SO I WILL BE ADDING * FILE 216
, SUBTRACTING, REFINING, ETC AS TIME GOES BY. * FILE 216
MY GOAL IS TO WRITE ISPF/PDF MENUS, ECT AND MODIFY AS * FILE 216
LITTLE IBM LIBRARIES AS POSSIBLE. SO TO UNDERSTAND HOW * FILE 216
TO DO THIS YOU MUST COMPREHEND THE FILES YOU CAN * FILE 216
ALLOCATE IN LOGON PROCEDURE OF A TSO USER THAT HAVE TO * FILE 216
DO WITH ISPF/PDF PANELS, ETC. * FILE 216
//USERPROC EXEC PGM=IKJEFT01,DYNAMNBR=40,TIME=1439 * FILE 216
.............. * FILE 216
//*------- PANEL LIBRARIES * FILE 216
//ISPPLIB DD DISP=SHR,DSN=USER.PANEL.LIB * FILE 216
// DD DISP=SHR,DSN=ISR.V2R3M0.ISRPLIB * FILE 216
// DD DISP=SHR,DSN=ISP.V2R3M0.ISPPLIB * FILE 216
//*------- MSG LIBRARIES * FILE 216
//ISPMLIB DD DISP=SHR,DSN=ISR.V2R3M0.ISRMLIB * FILE 216
// DD DISP=SHR,DSN=ISP.V2R3M0.ISPMLIB * FILE 216
// DD DISP=SHR,DSN=USER.MSG.LIB * FILE 216
//*------- SKELETON LIBRARIES * FILE 216
//ISPSLIB DD DISP=SHR,DSN=ISR.V2R3M0.ISRSLIB * FILE 216
// DD DISP=SHR,DSN=ISP.V2R3M0.ISPSLIB * FILE 216
// DD DISP=SHR,DSN=USER.SKELETON.LIB * FILE 216
//*------- TABLE LIBRARIES * FILE 216
//ISPTLIB DD DISP=SHR,DSN=USERID.ISPF.PROFILE * FILE 216
// DD DISP=SHR,DSN=ISR.V2R3M0.ISRTLIB * FILE 216
// DD DISP=SHR,DSN=ISP.V2R3M0.ISPTLIB * FILE 216
// DD DISP=SHR,DSN=USER.TABLES * FILE 216
.............. * FILE 216
//*------- CLIST LIBRARIES * FILE 216
//SYSPROC DD DISP=SHR,DSN=ISR.V2R3M0.ISRCLIB * FILE 216
// DD DISP=SHR,DSN=USER.CLIST.LIB * FILE 216
THERE ARE MORE DD CARDS IN THE LOGON PROC BUT THESE ARE * FILE 216
THE ONES HAVE BEARING HERE. THE ONLY MODIFICATION I * FILE 216
WILL MAKE IS TO 'ISR@PRIM' IN IBM'S PANEL LIBRARY (THIS * FILE 216
IS THE MASTER PANEL). COPY THIS ONE TO OUR PANEL LIBRARY * FILE 216
WHICH IS CONCATENATED AHEAD OF IBM'S. ALL OTHER * FILE 216
LIBRARIES ARE JUST CONCATENTATED WITH IBM'S. SINCE MY * FILE 216
GOAL IS NOT TO CHANGEIBM SCREENS ETC, WE WILL HAVE NO * FILE 216
PROBLEM. NOW ALL WE DO IS PLACE PANELS IN 'PANEL' * FILE 216
LIBRARIES, MSGS IN 'MSG' LIBRARIES, ETC. * FILE 216
-------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 216
D I S C L A I M E R !!!!! * FILE 216
************************************* * FILE 216
USE ALL OF THESE AT YOUR OWN RISK, NATURALLY! * FILE 216
************************************* * FILE 216
--------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 216
THE FILE IS CONSTRUCTED OF MEMBERS AS FOLLOWS: THE PANEL * FILE 216
IS PUT IN AS A NAME TRAILED WITH A #PN (N IF MORE THAN * FILE 216
1), THE SKELETON IS THE NAME TRAILED WITH A #SN (N IF * FILE 216
MORE THAN 1), AND THE CLIST IS THE NAME TRAILED WITH A * FILE 216
#CN (N IF MORE THAN 1). * FILE 216
NOTE1: HAVE YET TO INCORPORATE SOME TUTORIALS, MSGS, ETC. * FILE 216
WHEN I DO, THE PHILOSOPHY IS THAT ALL ITEMS WILL * FILE 216
FALL TOGETHER. * FILE 216
NOTE2: SOME OF THE TUTORIAL MATERIAL IS REALLY TUTORIALS * FILE 216
IN THE PUREST SENSE, THEY ARE PANELS, SO THEY * FILE 216
BELONG IN THE PANEL LIBRARY. * FILE 216
NOTE3: SOME OF MY CLISTS ARE NOT TOO ELEGANT, THIS IS MY * FILE 216
1ST CHANCE TO CODE THEM. * FILE 216
FOR EXAMPLE: CMD#P - PANEL FOR THE COMMAND * FILE 216
CMD#S - SKELETON FOR THE COMMAND * FILE 216
CMD#C - CLIST FOR THE COMMAND * FILE 216
CMDNN - MSGS FOR THE COMMAND * FILE 216
------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 216
NOTE: I GOT INSPIRATION FROM THE PRINTOFF AND VTOC PANELS * FILE 216
FOUND ON THE MODS TAPES. BUT I MODIFIDED A LITTLE * FILE 216
AND REPACKAGED. IF BY CHANCE I HAVE LEFT ANYTHING * FILE 216
OUT, PLEASE LET ME KNOW, THE FIRST CRACK AT PUTTING * FILE 216
A FILE TOGETHER IS HARD TRYING TO INCLUDE ALL THE * FILE 216
PIECES. * FILE 216
------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 216
RELEASE 12 JUST CLEANED SOME THINGS, NOTHING MAJOR * FILE 216
------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 216
RELEASE 11 * FILE 216
@PNL# - ADDED. MY CURRENT SELECTION MENUS. * FILE 216
DAPF# - ADDED. * FILE 216
DLINK# - ADDED. * FILE 216
IDT# - ADDED. * FILE 216
LSTSU# - ADDED. * FILE 216
POF# - ADDED. * FILE 216
TRC# - DELETED AND REPLACED BY IDT# * FILE 216
------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 216
RELEASE 10 * FILE 216
TMS# - UPDATE SOME OF THE VERBAGE TO CLARIFY * FILE 216
------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 216
RELEASE 9 HAVE GONE TO ISPF/PDF V2 * FILE 216
DUDASD# - ADDED. * FILE 216
DUSER# - MISSING CLIST ADDED * FILE 216
DUTAPE# - ADDED. * FILE 216
LM# - ADDED. * FILE 216
MEMB# - ADDED. * FILE 216
SHOWSS# - ADDED. * FILE 216
SLSS# - SLSS APPLICATION COMPLETELY RE-WRITTEN AND NOW * FILE 216
WORKS AS DOCUMENTED. ALSO ALL PIECES ARE HERE * FILE 216
INCLUDING COBOL PGM. * FILE 216
SLSSPRT - SLSS PRINT PROGRAM IN THIS FILE ALONG WITH JCL. * FILE 216
ZAP# - ADDED. * FILE 216
------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 216
RELEASE 8 * FILE 216
ISG@MSTR - INSTALLED TSO/E WITH NEW MASTER PANEL. * FILE 216
NFLE# - ADDED. * FILE 216
NPRT# - ADDED. * FILE 216
NPUN# - ADDED. * FILE 216
SLSS# - REDESIGNED TOTALLY. * FILE 216
SORT# - FIXED BUG IN SKELETON. * FILE 216
------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 216
SUMMARY OF THE MODULES CONTAINED. HINT: MEMB. MEANS ALL * FILE 216
MEMBERS NEEDED FOR PANELS, SKELS, ETC TO USE A PARTICULAR * FILE 216
FUNCTION. * FILE 216
MEMBER REL DESCRIPTION * FILE 216
PREFIX * FILE 216
@PNL#CI 1 CLIST USED TO DETERMINE IF YOU ARE A SYSTEM * FILE 216
PROG SO YOU CAN GET THE 'TOOL BOX' PANEL. YOU * FILE 216
NEVER TELL A USER THEY CAN NOT HAVE SOMETHING * FILE 216
BECAUSE THEY MAY COMPLAIN AND YOUR BOSS BOWS * FILE 216
TO PRESSURE (THE WHIMP). SO IF THEY ARE NOT * FILE 216
TO SEE THE PANEL YOU GIVE THEM SOMETHING OF * FILE 216
LITTLE VAULE (LIKE PANEL '@PNL#PI') * FILE 216
@PNL#PI 1 THE WORTHLESS PANEL SPECIFIED ABOVE. * FILE 216
@PNL#PK 1 PANEL OF TSO COMMANDS FOR USERS. * FILE 216
@PNL#PM 1 MY CURRENT MASTER MENU. * FILE 216
@PNL#PX 1 THE SYSTEM PROGRAMMER'S 'TOOL BOX' * FILE 216
ABND# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING THE ABEND TSO COMMAND. THIS * FILE 216
WILL PROVIDE A FURTHER EXPLANATION OF SOME OF * FILE 216
THE MORE COMMON ABEND. * FILE 216
ACCT# 2 MEMBERS FOR USING THE TSO ACCOUNT CMD. 2ISG * FILE 216
FREE VERSION OF IBM'S OFFERING. * FILE 216
ADM# 1 TOOK SOME INSPIRATION FROM BILL SMITH, SYNTEX * FILE 216
TO MAKE A PANEL FOR GDDM PRESENTATION * FILE 216
GRAPHICS. GOT AN IBM 3279 AND WANTED TO DO * FILE 216
SOME PGF. SO BILL MADE IT EASY BY MAKING * FILE 216
PANELS (LOVE IT). * FILE 216
ASMH# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING THE TSO ASMH CMD. ASMH IS TO * FILE 216
INTERACTIVE COMPILES. THESE SERIES OF SCREENS, * FILE 216
ETC, ACTUALLY LIMITS THE USER TO ONLY RECEIVE * FILE 216
THEIR ERRORS TO A SYSTERM DD CARD. SINCE NO * FILE 216
LISTINGS, OBJ MODULES, ETC CAN BE GENERATED, * FILE 216
I CALL IT A 'CHEAP CHECKER'. * FILE 216
CALC# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING CALC CMD. * FILE 216
CALC IS A TSO CALCULATOR. * FILE 216
COBOL# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING COBOLCHK CMD. COBOLCHK IS TO * FILE 216
INTERACTIVE COMPILES. THESE SERIES OF SCREENS, * FILE 216
ETC, ACTUALLY LIMITS THE USER TO ONLY RECEIVE * FILE 216
THEIR ERRORS TO A SYSTERM DD CARD. SINCE NO * FILE 216
LISTINGS, OBJ MODULES, ETC CAN BE GENERATED, * FILE 216
I CALL IT A 'CHEAP CHECKER'. * FILE 216
COMPR# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING THE TSO COMPARE CMD. * FILE 216
COPYS# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING THE TSO COPYSDS CMD. COPYSDS * FILE 216
IS A SEQUENTIAL DATASET COPY. * FILE 216
COUNT# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING THE TSO COUNT COMMAND. * FILE 216
COUNT THE NUMBER OF RECORDS IN A FILE. * FILE 216
DA# 1 MEMBERS FOR 'DA' CMD. DA IS 'DISPLAY ACTIVE' * FILE 216
DAPF# 1 MEMBERS FOR 'DAPF'. DAPF IS 'DISPLAY APF LIBS' * FILE 216
DATE# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING DATE CMD. DATE GETS * FILE 216
TODAYS DATE. * FILE 216
DEFA# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING DEFINING AN ALIAS IN YOUR * FILE 216
MASTER CATALOG. * FILE 216
DELA# 2 MEMBERS FOR USING DELETING AN ALIAS FROM THE * FILE 216
MASTER CATALOG. * FILE 216
DLINK# 1 MEMBERS FOR 'DLINK' OR 'DISPLAY LINKLIST LIBS' * FILE 216
DUDASD# 1 MEMBER FOR USING DUDASD CMD. OPERATOR LIKE * FILE 216
CMD SIMILAR TO D U,DASD * FILE 216
DUSER# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING DUSER CMD. DUSER DISPLAYS * FILE 216
THE NUMBER AND USERIDS OF THOSE ON TSO. * FILE 216
DUTAPE# 1 MEMBER FOR USING DUTAPE CMD. OPERATOR LIKE * FILE 216
CMD SIMILAR TO D U,TAPE * FILE 216
FORT# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING THE FORT CMD. FORT IS TO * FILE 216
DO INTERACTIVE COMPILES WITH FORTRAN G1. THESE * FILE 216
SERIES OF SCREENS, ETC, ACTUALLY LIMITS THE * FILE 216
THE USER TO ONLY RECEIVE THEIR ERRORS TO A * FILE 216
SYSTERM DD CARD. SINCE NO LISTINGS, OBJ MODULES * FILE 216
CAN BE GENERATED, I CALL IT A 'CHEAP CHECKER'. * FILE 216
FORTX# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING THE FORTX CMD. FORTX IS TO * FILE 216
DO INTERACTIVE COMPILES WITH FORTRAN HX. THESE * FILE 216
SERIES OF SCREENS, ETC, ACTUALLY LIMITS THE * FILE 216
THE USER TO ONLY RECEIVE THEIR ERRORS TO A * FILE 216
SYSTERM DD CARD. SINCE NO LISTINGS, OBJ MODULES * FILE 216
CAN BE GENERATED, I CALL IT A 'CHEAP CHECKER'. * FILE 216
FREEA# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING FREEALL CMD. * FILE 216
HELP# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING HELP COMMANDS. * FILE 216
ISSUES HELP COMMANDS. * FILE 216
IDT# 1 THESE PANELS SUPPORT TSO/E TRANSMIT-RECEIVE. * FILE 216
OUR USERS ARE NOVICES AND NEEDED A WAY OF * FILE 216
USING THESE FUNCTIONS. SEE THE TSO FILE FOR * FILE 216
THE RELATED MODULES CALLED 'INMXPARM' AND * FILE 216
'INMXZ02' EXIT. THIS CONTAINS AN UPDATED * FILE 216
VERSION OF WHAT WAS CONTAINED IN THE MEMBERS * FILE 216
TRC#. * FILE 216
INFOS# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING INFOSYS TSO CMD. * FILE 216
ISG@MSTR 2 THIS IS THE PRIMARY PANEL THAT YOUR GET WITH * FILE 216
YOU GET INTO ISPF/PDF FOR 2ISG SYSTEM * FILE 216
PROGRAMMERS. BE CONCATENATED AHEAD OF IBM'S * FILE 216
(ISPPLIB). * FILE 216
ISR@PRIM 2 THIS IS THE PRIMARY PANEL THAT YOUR GET WITH * FILE 216
YOU GET INTO ISPF/PDF. PANEL LIBRARY YOU USE * FILE 216
SHOULD BE CONCATENATED AHEAD OF IBM'S * FILE 216
(ISPPLIB). * FILE 216
JUL# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING JULIAN TSO CMD. * FILE 216
LASTI# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING LASTIPL TSO CMD. * FILE 216
LISTA# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING LISTAX TSO CMD. * FILE 216
LISTC# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING LISTCAT CMD. * FILE 216
LSTSU# 1 MEMBERS FOR 'LISTSU' TSO CMD * FILE 216
MEMB# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING MEMBER CMD. * FILE 216
NEWS# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING 2ISG NEWS FACILITY. * FILE 216
NOT TOO APPLICABLE TO OTHER INSTALLATIONS * FILE 216
BUT IT SHOWS ONE HOW TO SELECTIVELY INVOKE * FILE 216
'BROWSE' SERVICE FROM YOUR OWN PANELS, ETC. * FILE 216
NFLE# 1 EL-CHEAPO FILE TRANSFER TO VM VIA NJE. * FILE 216
NPRT# 1 EL-CHEAPO FILE TRANSFER TO VM VIA NJE. * FILE 216
NPUN# 1 EL-CHEAPO FILE TRANSFER TO VM VIA NJE. * FILE 216
OBSL# 1 MEMBER FOR INVOKING 'OBS' WYLBUR PROGRAM TO * FILE 216
DECOMPRESS A WYLBUR FILE, THEN INVOKE * FILE 216
ISPF/PDF BROWSE SERVICE TO BROWSE IT. * FILE 216
OMEG# 1 MEMBERS FOR INVOKING OMEGAMON IN TSO. * FILE 216
LSTSU# 1 MEMBERS FOR 'LISTSU' TSO CMD * FILE 216
PHIX# 1 CLIST FOR INVOKING PHOENIX COMPUTER BASE * FILE 216
TRAINING SYSTEM. INVOKES A FRONT-END TSO CP * FILE 216
TO THE PHOENIX TSO CP (LIMITS WHO CAN GET * FILE 216
INTO PHOENIX AND WHO CAN NOT). * FILE 216
POF# 1 MEMBERS FOR 'POF' TSO CMD * FILE 216
PRINT# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING PRINTOFF CMD. THIS IS * FILE 216
THE FAMOUS 'PRINTOFF' FROM MY TSO FILE. * FILE 216
QUEUE# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING QUEUE TSO CMD. * FILE 216
RMFMON# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING RMFMON TSO CMD. * FILE 216
SADSYSP 2 THIS IS THE '2ISG' PANEL MEMBER THAT GOES * FILE 216
IN YOUR PANEL LIBRARY FOR PROGRAM PRODUCTS. * FILE 216
NEEDED ANOTHER PANEL TO ADD THINGS. LOOK * FILE 216
AT ISR@PRIM AND THIS MEMBER AND IT WILL * FILE 216
WILL MAKE MORE SENSE. * FILE 216
SADTSOP 2 THIS IS THE '2ISG' PANEL MEMBER THAT * FILE 216
GOES IN YOUR PANEL LIBRARY FOR TSO COMMANDS. * FILE 216
LOOK AT ISR@PRIM AND THIS MEMBER AND IT * FILE 216
IT WILL MAKE MORE SENSE. * FILE 216
SADUTLP 2 THIS IS THE '2ISG' PANEL MEMBER THAT GOES IN * FILE 216
YOUR PANEL LIBRARY FOR UTILITY FUNCTIONS AND * FILE 216
'CHEAP CHECKERS'. LOOK AT ISR@PRIM AND THIS * FILE 216
MEMBER AND IT WILL MAKE MORE SENSE. * FILE 216
SEND# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING SEND TSO CMD. 'SEND' * FILE 216
A MSG TO ANOTHER USER. * FILE 216
SHOWSS# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING SHOWSS CMD. * FILE 216
SLSS# 2 A MODIFICATION OF THE SLSS ISPF/PDF PANELS ON * FILE 216
THE MODS TAPE. EXCEPT THIS ONE HAS A COBOL * FILE 216
PGM AS THE DRIVER. JIM PETERSON REWROTE THE * FILE 216
ISPF APPLICATION MAKING IT MORE EFFICIENT * FILE 216
(I'M IMPRESSED. I TOOK ALL THE CODE AND * FILE 216
REWROTE IT MYSELF WHEN I TRIED TO IMPLEMENT * FILE 216
IT. SO IT ALL WORKS NOW. SEE MEMBER SLSS##PR * FILE 216
FOR DOC. * FILE 216
SORT# 2 DO A SMALL SORT INACTIVELY. * FILE 216
ST# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING STATUS CMD. * FILE 216
SYSLG# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING BROWSING THE SPOOLED TO * FILE 216
DISK, OPERATOR CONSOLE LOGS. WE PUT IT INTO * FILE 216
DISK FILES FOR THE PAST 3 WEEKS FOR BROWSING. * FILE 216
SYSPR#P 1 SECONDAY PANEL FOR GETTING INTO 2ISG SYSTEM * FILE 216
PROG FUNCTIONS. LOOK AT CLIST THAT IS * FILE 216
INVOKED OUT OF ISR@PRIM WHEN YOU ENTER 'S'. * FILE 216
CLIST INVOKED CHECKS TO SEE IF 1ST CHARACTER * FILE 216
OF USERID BEGINS WITH 'S'. IF SO YOU ARE ONE * FILE 216
OF SYSTEMS, IF NOT, YOU ARE A BAD GUY AND * FILE 216
RETURNED TO ISR@PRIM. * FILE 216
TIME# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING TIME CMD. * FILE 216
TMS# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING TMS CMD (INVOKE UCC1 PGM * FILE 216
FOR INTERACTIVE TMS ACCESS). SEE DOC MEMBER * FILE 216
CALLED TMS##PR. * FILE 216
VFORT# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING THE VSFORT CMD. VSFORT IS TO * FILE 216
DO INTERACTIVE COMPILES WITH VS FORTRAN. THESE * FILE 216
SERIES OF SCREENS, ETC, ACTUALLY LIMITS THE * FILE 216
THE USER TO ONLY RECEIVE THEIR ERRORS TO A * FILE 216
SYSTERM DD CARD. SINCE NO LISTINGS, OBJ MODULES * FILE 216
CAN BE GENERATED, I CALL IT A 'CHEAP CHECKER'. * FILE 216
VTOC# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING VTOC CMD. * FILE 216
ZAP# 1 MEMBERS FOR USING ZAP CMD. * FILE 216
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 217
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 117". * FILE 217
H F000217 D=APR89 * FILE 217
T FILE 217 - JCL PROCS FOR FORTRAN AND PL1F FROM * FILE 217
T US AIR FORCE * FILE 217
K OS MVT PL1F FORTH FORTG FORTRANH FORTRANG FREE RPG * FILE 217
K JIM MARSHALL RPG * FILE 217
RELATED FILES: 131-133, 192, 194, 216-219, DOC * FILE 217
ALL FILES MEMBER $$PROSE * FILE 217
FORTRAN G & H - PL1-F - RPG * FILE 217
1 APRIL 1989 * FILE 217
COURTESY JIM MARSHALL, CAPT, USAF * FILE 217
1-301-688-6829 * FILE 217
--------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 217
D I S C L A I M E R !!!!! * FILE 217
************************************* * FILE 217
USE ALL OF THESE AT YOUR OWN RISK, NATURALLY! * FILE 217
************************************* * FILE 217
THIS IS A FILE OF THE JCL PROCEDURES FOR USE WITH 3 OTHER * FILE 217
FILES I HAVE DONATED. BEING AN OS/MVT PERSON (WHEN THINGS * FILE 217
WERE FREE) I SAVED THE 360 VERSION OF FORTRAN-G AND PL1-F. * FILE 217
THEN ALONG WITH FORTRAN G IS THE GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER * FILE 217
VERSION OF FORTRAN-H (THIS IS NOT FORTRAN-H-EXTENDED). THIS * FILE 217
IS ALL FREE SOFTWARE AND WORKS FINE IN THE MVS WORLD. I HAVE * FILE 217
BEEN TOLD THAT PL1F DOESN'T FUNCTION IN THE MVS-XA WORLD * FILE 217
(IF YOU CAN AFFORD MVS-XA, YOU COULD BUY EVERYTHING). ALSO * FILE 217
I EXTRACTED RPG FROM THE FINAL RELEASE OF OS/MVT AND PUT * FILE 217
IT INTO A FILE. * FILE 217
THE 3 FILES ARE BUILT AS FOLLOWS: * FILE 217
PL1FLOAD - THIS CONTAINS THE COMPILER AND LIBRARY FOR PL1F. * FILE 217
IT HAS BEEN TOLD TO ME THAT MAYBE THIS WILL * FILE 217
WORK IN MVS/XA. BUT IT PREMISES YOU HAVE NO * FILE 217
ERRORS IN THE CODE AT EXECUTION TIME. TRY IT. * FILE 217
5 AUG 88 - IT HAS BEEN REPORTED THAT PL1F WORKS * FILE 217
FINE IN MVS/XA 2.2.0; THIS IS PREDICATED ON YOU * FILE 217
RE-LINKING THE ENTIRE LIBRARY (LOOK TO THE * FILE 217
PDS TSO COMMAND) LEAVING OFF THE "DC" OPTION. * FILE 217
WILL BE ADDING THE JCL STREAM TO CREATE THE * FILE 217
XA LIBRARY IN THE FUTURE. GOT THE STREAM FROM * FILE 217
SAM GOLOB OF NEWSWEEK. * FILE 217
FORTLOAD - THIS CONTAINS THE COMPILERS FOR FORTRAN G & H. * FILE 217
ALSO THERE IS THE FORTRAN LIBRARY FOR BOTH OF * FILE 217
THEM (SYS1.FORTLIB). * FILE 217
REGULAR FORTRAN HAS THE 'STAE' ROUTINE CALLED * FILE 217
IHOSTAE. WELL GODDARD'S VERSION HAS GSFSTAE * FILE 217
WHICH MUST BE AVAILABLE AT RUNTIME. MY ADVICE * FILE 217
IS TO STEPLIB TO THE ENTIRE LIBRARY AT RUN * FILE 217
TIME. * FILE 217
SCOTT VETTERS (MICHIGAN MUTAL) SAYS THE FORTG * FILE 217
COMPILER IS RUNNING ON HIS MVS/XA 2.1.2 SYSTEM. * FILE 217
(313) 827-7400 EXT 336 * FILE 217
I HAVE FORTG RUNNING ON MVS/XA 2.2.0 WITH NO * FILE 217
PROBLEMS. * FILE 217
RPGLOAD - THIS CONTAINS THE DLIB AND COMPILER LIBRARY FOR * FILE 217
THE OS/MVT VERSION OF RPG. THE JOB CALLED * FILE 217
'RPG$GEN' IS THE EXTRACTED LINKEDIT CARDS FROM * FILE 217
AN OS/MVT SYSGEN FOR LINKING ALL THE RPG * FILE 217
COMPILER MODULES (FOR YOU INFO). INCLUDED IS * FILE 217
A SAMPLE JOB TO TEST IT ( IT WORKS ON AN * FILE 217
MVS/SP1.3.3 AND MVS/XA. * FILE 217
NOTES: YOU CAN FIND OUT ALL THE DEFAULTS BY EXECUTING * FILE 217
THE COMPILERS WITH A PARM= AND LOOK AT WHAT * FILE 217
IS SET. HAVE FUN, SO NOW YOU HAVE NO EXCUSE TO * FILE 217
IGNORE SOME OF THE MORE INTERESTING (IF YOU KNOW * FILE 217
WHAT I MEAN) PROGRAMS ON THE MODS TAPES WRITTEN * FILE 217
IN PL1F OR FORTRAN!! (LOOK TO THE HEAVENS) * FILE 217
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 218
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 118". * FILE 218
H F000218 D=FEB85 * FILE 218
T FILE 218 - FORTRAN G & H COMPILER AND LIBRARY * FILE 218
T LOAD MODULES FROM US AIR FORCE * FILE 218
K OS MVT FORTH FORTG FORTRANH FORTRANG FREE AIR FORCE * FILE 218
K JIM MARSHALL V31 * FILE 218
RELATED FILES: 217 & 219; DOCUMENTATION ALL FILES MEMBER * FILE 218
$$PROSE IN FILE 217 * FILE 218
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 219
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 119". * FILE 219
H F000219 D=FEB85 * FILE 219
T FILE 219 - PL1F COMPILER AND LIBRARY LOAD MODULES * FILE 219
T FROM US AIR FORCE * FILE 219
K OS MVT PL1F FREE AIR FORCE * FILE 219
K JIM MARSHALL V31 * FILE 219
RELATED FILES: 217 & 218; DOCUMENTATION ALL FILES MEMBER * FILE 219
$$PROSE IN FILE 217 * FILE 219
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 220
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 120". * FILE 220
H F000220 D=FEB85 * FILE 220
T FILE 220 - DYNAMASK AND RELATED PROGRAMS * FILE 220
T FROM SECURITY PACIFIC BANK * FILE 220
K DYNAMASK GENERIC VATUCB EDT IEFEDTTB XA SP STEVEN * FILE 220
K SMITH V31 * FILE 220
DYNAMASK PROVIDES THE ABILITY TO DYNAMICALLY CHANGE * FILE 220
AND ADD TO THE UNIT NAMES DEFINED AT SYSGEN. * FILE 220
SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK * FILE 220
TO: DYNAMASK USERS * FILE 220
SHARE * FILE 220
FROM: STEVEN SMITH * FILE 220
DATE: SEPTEMBER 13, 1984 * FILE 220
SUBJECT: NEW DYNAMASK FOR XA * FILE 220
SEND INQUIRES TO: * FILE 220
STEVEN D. SMITH * FILE 220
SERENA INTERNATIONAL * FILE 220
500 AIRPORT BOULEVARD, 2ND FLOOR * FILE 220
BURLINGAME, CA 94010 * FILE 220
415-696-1800 * FILE 220
EMAIL: SSMITH@SERENA.COM * FILE 220
THE ENCLOSED TAPE IS A IEBCOPY UNLOAD OF THE NEW * FILE 220
DYNAMASK AND RELATED PROGRAMS. * FILE 220
THE TAPE IS NONLABELED AND HAS TWO FILES, BOTH IEBCOPY * FILE 220
UNLOADS OF THE SAME MEMBERS. NO ADDITIONAL USER MACROS * FILE 220
ARE REQUIRED FOR THESE PROGRAMS. * FILE 220
MEMBERS: * FILE 220
$$DYNDOC THIS MEMBER * FILE 220
DYNAMASK * FILE 220
DYNAMASK PROVIDES THE ABILITY TO DYNAMICALLY CHANGE * FILE 220
AND ADD TO THE UNIT NAMES DEFINED AT SYSGEN. * FILE 220
DYNAMASK OPTIONALLY CAN BE GIVEN UNIT ADDRESSES OR * FILE 220
VOLUMES AND THE UNIT NAMES WILL BE ASSIGNED TO THE * FILE 220
UNIT ADDRESSES THAT THE VOLUMES ARE CURRENTLY * FILE 220
MOUNTED. IT CAN BE RUN AT ANY TIME THE SYSTEM IS * FILE 220
DAINED OF ALL ACTIVITY. DYNAMASK RUNS AS AN * FILE 220
OPERATOR REQUESTED OR BATCH SUBMITTED UTILITY WHICH * FILE 220
MAKES THE NECESSARY CONTROL BLOCK CHANGES AND EXITS. * FILE 220
IT REQUIRES MINIMUM RESOURCES AND EXECUTES IN A FEW * FILE 220
SECONDS. DYNAMASK SUPPORTS THE FOLLOWING RELEASES: * FILE 220
MVS3.8 - MVS/SP1.3, MVS/XA2.0 - 2.1.1 COMPLETE * FILE 220
DOCUMENTATION IS CONTAINED IN THE COMMENTS AT THE * FILE 220
FRONT OF THE SOURCE * FILE 220
GENERIC * FILE 220
THIS IS A MVS/370 PROGRAM TO UPDATE THE DEVTMASK AND * FILE 220
DEVTNAME TABLES. IT WILL BE CALLED BY DYNAMASK IF * FILE 220
INCLUDED IN THE LKED AND WILL BE BYPASSED IF IN A XA * FILE 220
SYSTEM. THIS PROGRAM WAS WRITTEN BY LOCKHEED * FILE 220
CALIFORNIA. * FILE 220
VATUCB * FILE 220
THIS IS A PROGRAM TO UPDATE THE UCB'S FROM * FILE 220
INFORMATION IN A USER SUPPLIED VATLST. THIS WILL * FILE 220
RUN IN XA AND MVS/370 MODE. IT WILL BE CALLED BY * FILE 220
DYNAMASK IF INCLUDED IN THE LKED THIS PROGRAM WAS * FILE 220
WRITTEN BY LOCKHEED CALIFORNIA. * FILE 220
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 221
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 121". * FILE 221
H F000221 D=JUN85 * FILE 221
T FILE 221 - UPDATED PDSCLEAR AND TSOCMD FROM GESCO CORP. * FILE 221
K PDSCLEAR TSOCMD V33 TSO * FILE 221
RELATED FILES: 151 AND 153 * FILE 221
PDSCLEAR: * FILE 221
THIS IS AN UPDATED VERSION OF THE PDSCLEAR PROGRAM * FILE 221
ORIGINALLY SHIPPED ON THE LA USER GROUP MODS TAPE (SEE * FILE 221
FILE 53 - LAST UPDATED ON SHARE TAPE VERSION 26). * FILE 221
THAT VERSION DOES NOT SUPPORT 3380S. ALL DEVICE * FILE 221
DEPENDENCIES HAVE BEEN REMOVED. THE DEVTYPE AND * FILE 221
TRKCALC MACROS ARE USED TO DO ALL DEVICE AND TRACK * FILE 221
CALCULATIONS. NO SPECIAL MACROS ARE REQUIRED OTHER * FILE 221
THAN THOSE IN AMODGEN. * FILE 221
TSOCMD: (APPLICABLE TO NON-TSO/E R2 ENVIRONMENTS) * FILE 221
THIS IS A COMMAND PROCESSOR WHICH ALLOWS YOU TO * FILE 221
EXECUTE AUTHORIZED TSO COMMANDS (E.G. RACF COMMANDS) * FILE 221
FROM A NON- AUTHORIZED ENVIRONMENT (E.G. ISPF). THE * FILE 221
DESIRED COMMAND CAN BE EXECUTED BY PREFIXING IT WITH * FILE 221
"TSOCMD" OR "TC". THERE IS A MACRO IN THE SOURCE * FILE 221
CALLED "SETAUTH". THE USER MUST SUBSTITUTE A MACRO * FILE 221
(OR CODE) OF HIS OWN WHICH DOES THE CALL TO THE USER * FILE 221
AUTHORIZATION SVC. ASSEMBLY REQUIRES MACROS WHICH CAN * FILE 221
BE FOUND IN FILE 51. TSOCMD ALSO HAS AN ATTENTION * FILE 221
EXIT TO REMOVE AUTHORIZATION IF THE USER ATTENTIONS * FILE 221
OUT OF THE COMMAND. * FILE 221
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 222
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 122". * FILE 222
H F000222 D=JUN85 * FILE 222
T FILE 222 - DATA LIBRARY FOR SAS INSTITUTE CONTRIBUTIONS * FILE 222
K ICF CATALOG ICFLIST ICFDUMP * FILE 222
RELATED FILES: 223 * FILE 222
ICFLIST: * FILE 222
THIS SAS PROGRAM WILL LIST THE NONVSAM AND GDGBASE * FILE 222
ENTRIES FROM AN ICF CATALOG. IT IS INTENDED FOR * FILE 222
USE WITH CATALOGS WHICH ARE CONVERTED OS CVOLS. * FILE 222
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 223
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 123". * FILE 223
H F000223 D=JUN85 * FILE 223
T FILE 223 - LOAD MODULE LIBRARY FOR * FILE 223
T SAS INSTITUTE CONTRIBUTIONS * FILE 223
K ICF CATALOG ICFLIST ICFDUMP * FILE 223
K ISPF FSLISTC FSLISTA SCANPDS V35 SAS INSTITUTE * FILE 223
RELATED FILES: 222, 161-164, 227, 228 * FILE 223
ICFDUMP: * FILE 223
AN APF-AUTHORIZED PROGRAM FOR DUMPING AN ICF * FILE 223
CATALOG TO A VBS FILE. SAMPLE JCL IS IN FILE 222. * FILE 223
ISPF UTILITIES: * FILE 223
LOAD MODULES FOR UTILITIES DESCRIBED IN FILE 161. * FILE 223
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 224
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 124". * FILE 224
H F000224 D=OCT85 * FILE 224
T FILE 224 - JCL USED TO CREATE THIS TAPE * FILE 224
K JCL UNLOAD CREATE V34 TEC012 * FILE 224
THIS IS THE JCL USED TO CREATE THE MASTER TAPE. * FILE 224
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 225
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 125". * FILE 225
H F000225 D=OCT85 * FILE 225
T FILE 225 - MVS DUMP ANALYSIS EXITS FROM AMDAHL CORP. * FILE 225
K DUMP ANALYSIS AMDPRDMP EXITS AMDAHL * FILE 225
RELATED FILES: 226 * FILE 225
THIS FILE CONTAINS DOCUMENTATION FOR THE AMDAHL MVS * FILE 225
DUMP ANALYSIS EXITS. NOTE IT CONTAINS LOWER CASE * FILE 225
CHARACTERS. * FILE 225
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 226
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 126". * FILE 226
H F000226 D=OCT85 * FILE 226
T FILE 226 - MVS DUMP ANALYSIS EXITS FROM AMDAHL CORP. * FILE 226
K DUMP ANALYSIS AMDPRDMP EXITS AMDAHL * FILE 226
RELATED FILES: 225 * FILE 226
THIS FILE CONTAINS THE SOURCE CODE FOR THE AMDAHL DUMP * FILE 226
ANALYSIS EXITS. * FILE 226
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 227
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 127". * FILE 227
H F000227 D=FEB86 * FILE 227
T FILE 227 - MACRO LIBRARY FOR SAS INSTITUTE CONTRIBUTIONS * FILE 227
K ISPF MACROS FSLISTC FSLISTA SCANPDS V35 SAS INSTITUTE * FILE 227
RELATED FILES 161, 162, 163, 164, 223, 228 * FILE 227
MACROS REQUIRED TO ASSEMBLE THE SOURCE IN FILE 164 * FILE 227
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 228
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 128". * FILE 228
H F000228 D=FEB86 * FILE 228
T FILE 228 - TABLE LIBRARY FOR SAS INSTITUTE CONTRIBUTIONS * FILE 228
K ISPF TABLES FSLISTC FSLISTA SCANPDS V35 SAS INSTITUTE * FILE 228
RELATED FILES 161, 162, 163, 164, 223, 227 * FILE 228
ISPF TABLES FOR USE WITH SAS INSTITUTE CONTRIBUTIONS * FILE 228
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 229
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 129". * FILE 229
H F000229 D=APR86 * FILE 229
T FILE 229 - HEL AND TSOHELP FULL-SCREEN HELP * FILE 229
T TOOLS FROM ROCKWELL * FILE 229
K ISPF HEL TSOHELP HELP TSO V36 ROCKWELL COMMAND * FILE 229
RELATED FILES 230 * FILE 229
THIS PDS CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS: * FILE 229
$$$DOC * FILE 229
MACROS MACROS NEEDED TO ASSEMBLE HEL AND TSOHELP * FILE 229
NOTE: YOU ALSO NEEDED THE MACROS CONTAINED * FILE 229
IN FILE 130 ON THIS TAPE TO ASSEMBLE * FILE 229
TSOHELP. * FILE 229
MSGS ISPF MESSAGES * FILE 229
PANELS ISPF PANELS * FILE 229
SOURCE ASSEMBLER SOURCE FOR PROGRAMS HEL AND TSOHELP * FILE 229
SUBMITTED BY: * FILE 229
LIONEL B. DYCK * FILE 229
KAISER PERMANENTE * FILE 229
25 NORTH VIA MONTE * FILE 229
WALNUT CREEK, CALIFORNIA 94598 * FILE 229
IBMMAIL: USKFHEFH * FILE 229
INTERNET: SYSLBD@NCAL.KAIPERM.ORG * FILE 229
IBMLINK: SYSLBD * FILE 229
PHONE: (510) 926-5332 * FILE 229
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THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 130". * FILE 230
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K ISPF MACRO GUIDE V36 ROCKWELL * FILE 230
RELATED FILES 229 * FILE 230
THIS PDS CONTAINS THE MACRO LIBRARY FROM THE GUIDE ISPF * FILE 230
MODS TAPE. THESE MACROS ARE NEEDED TO ASSEMBLE TSOHELP * FILE 230
ON FILE 229. * FILE 230
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THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 131". * FILE 231
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T FROM US AIR FORCE * FILE 231
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K JIM MARSHALL V37 * FILE 231
OS/MVT RPG COMPILER * FILE 231
RELATED FILES: 117 DOCUMENTATION FOR ALL FILES IN * FILE 231
MEMBER $$PROSE IN FILE 117 * FILE 231
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THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 132". * FILE 232
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T FILE 232 - VANILLA OS/360 FORTRAN H * FILE 232
T COMPILER AND LIBRARY USAF * FILE 232
K OS MVT FORTRAN 360 FREE AIR FORCE * FILE 232
K JIM MARSHALL V37 * FILE 232
VANILLA OS/360 FORTRAN H COMPILER AND LIBRARY * FILE 232
RELATED FILES: 217 DOCUMENTATION FOR ALL FILES IN * FILE 232
MEMBER $$PROSE IN FILE 217 * FILE 232
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 233
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 133". * FILE 233
H F000233 D=MAY87 * FILE 233
T FILE 233 - SHARE RACF MODS TAPE FROM * FILE 233
T THE SHARE RACF COMMITTED * FILE 233
K RACF V39 SHARE * FILE 233
SOURCE: SHARE RACF MODS TAPE VERSION 001 * FILE 233
IS THE CORRESPONDING SPLA TAPE FILE PLUS 100. * FILE 234
THIS MEANS "SPLA TAPE FILE 134". * FILE 234
H F000234 D=OCT89 * FILE 234
T FILE 234 - UTILITIES FROM FIRST NATIONAL BANK, * FILE 234
T DALY CITY, CA. * FILE 234
K RACF V39 SHARE * FILE 234
UTILITIES: DAYTIMER - A CLIST WHICH NOTIFIES YOU OF * FILE 234
APPOINTMENTS * FILE 234
PSUTDUMP - A SUPER-GENER UTILITY * FILE 234
PSUTEOF - PUTS EOF IN A NEWLY-ALLOCATED * FILE 234
DATASET * FILE 234
PSUTEOF - PUTS EOF IN A NEWLY-ALLOCATED * FILE 234
DATASET * FILE 234
PSUTGDG - PRINTS GDG INFORMATION FROM A * FILE 234
IDCAMS LISTING * FILE 234
IS THE MACHINE-READABLE SOURCE FOR 'MVS IS BREAKING * FILE 240
MY HEART' SINCE ITS ORIGINAL RELEASE IN 1975, THE * FILE 240
PRODUCT HAS HAD ONLY ONE SERVICE UPDATE AND THAT * FILE 240
WAS AN RPQ RATHER THAN A BUG (IDENTIFIED IN THE * FILE 240
TEXT AS BWM78311). THIS FILE ALSO CONTAINS A COPY * FILE 240
OF THE ACRONYM AND ABBREVIATION QUIZ THAT WAS * FILE 240
CREATED FOR THE 30TH ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF SHARE IN * FILE 240
AUGUST 1985 IN NEW ORLEANS * FILE 240
(FOR THE UNINITIATED, THIS IS NOT A PROGRAM, BUT A * FILE 240
POEM. NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE. VAGUELY CREATIVE... * FILE 240
IT COMES FROM THE TIME WHEN MVS WAS FIRST RELEASED * FILE 240
AND IT HAD --- SHALL WE SAY --- CERTAIN PROBLEMS.) * FILE 240
CONTAINS A COPY OF SPY AND CONSOLE FOR MVS XA 2.2.0 * FILE 241
FROM MR SAM THEIS OF CHEVRON GEOSCIENCES COMPANY * FILE 241
OF HOUSTON, TEXAS. THIS CODE IS ALSO KNOWN AS * FILE 241
DIDOCS. * FILE 241
IS FROM MR DAN F. GREINER OF AMDAHL AND CONTAINS * FILE 242
A COPY OF THEIR MVS DUMP ANALYSIS EXITS. THIS FILE * FILE 242
IS IN IEBDUPTE SYSIN FORMAT, FOR ADDITIONAL * FILE 242
INFORMATION SEE THE MEMBER CALLED $$DOC. I QUOTE * FILE 242
FROM THE LETTER WHICH ACCOMPANIED THE CONTRIBUTION: * FILE 242
"THE MACHINE READABLE DOCUMENTATION ON THE FIRST * FILE 242
FILE (CALLED $$DOC IN THIS PDS) SPECIFIES SLIGHTLY * FILE 242
MORE RESTRICTIVE TERMS OF DISTRIBUTION THAN THOSE * FILE 242
IN THE "SHARE MVS GROUP MODS TAPE" SUBMITTAL FORM. * FILE 242
OBVIOUSLY, IN MAKING THIS SOFTWARE AVAILABLE TO THE * FILE 242
PUBLIC, WE HAVE NO MEANS OF ENFORCING THIS * FILE 242
RESTRICTION. HOWEVER, WE WOULD APPRECIATE IT IF THE * FILE 242
DISCLAIMER REMAINS IN THE DOCUMENTATION". * FILE 242
THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF MEMBERS IN THIS FILE : * FILE 242
AMDECODE - EXIT TO DECODE INSTRUCTIONS FROM AREAS * FILE 242
WITHIN THE DUMP * FILE 242
AMDMAC - EXIT TO MAP AN AREA OF DUMPED MEMORY * FILE 242
ACCORDING TO A DSECT * FILE 242
AMDMTRC - EXIT TO FORMAT THE IN-CORE TRACE TABLE * FILE 242
OF CONSOLE BUFFERS * FILE 242
AMDPRCSA - EXIT TO FORMAT CSA RELATED CONTROL BLOCKS * FILE 242
AMDPRECT - SAMPLE EXIT CONTROL TABLE * FILE 242
AMDPRSCD - EXIT TO FORMAT SCD CONTROL BLOCKS USED * FILE 242
IN HOT I/O DETECTION * FILE 242
AMDPRSQA - EXIT TO FORMAT SQA RELATED CONTROL BLOCKS * FILE 242
AMDPRTTE - EXIT TO FORMAT MVS/SP 1.3 TRACE TABLES * FILE 242
AMDPRUCB - EXIT TO FORMAT UCBS * FILE 242
AMD3270 - EXIT TO PROVIDE 31-BIT FULL-SCREEN * FILE 242
DISPLAY OF DUMPED MEMORY * FILE 242
AMXPRSCD - MVS/XA VERSION OF AMDPRSCD * FILE 242
ASMEXITS - JCL REQUIRED TO ASSEMBLE AND LINK THE * FILE 242
EXITS INTO A LOAD LIBRARY * FILE 242
IS VERSION 5 OF THE MVS TUNING REPORT, JULY 1983 * FILE 243
FROM THE SHARE MVS TUNING PROJECT. THIS FILE * FILE 243
CONTAINS UPPER AND LOWER CASE CHARACTERS AND IS FBM * FILE 243
FORMAT, THIS IS THE LATEST VERSION OF THIS REPORT. * FILE 243
IS JES2 4.2.0 AND 4.3.0 VERSION OF QUEUE FROM * FILE 244
WILLIAM HECOX OF MARYLAND, FORMERLY OF NASA/GSFC. * FILE 244
THIS VERSION OF QUEUE IS VERY SIMILAR TO JACK * FILE 244
SCHUDEL'S OLDER VERSIONS OF QUEUE. SEVERAL NEW * FILE 244
FEATURES HAVE BEEN ADDED. QUEUE IS A TSO COMMAND * FILE 244
TO LOOK AT JES2 SPOOL DATASETS. * FILE 244
QUEUE CAN DO SEVERAL THINGS THAT SDSF CAN'T DO. * FILE 244
AMONG THESE ARE THE ABILITY TO LOOK AT JES2 * FILE 244
CONTROL BLOCKS, AND AT LIVE CHECKPOINT DATA. * FILE 244
ALSO, THE ORIGINAL JCL CAN BE SEEN (AS WELL AS * FILE 244
THE JCL THAT HAS BEEN DIGESTED BY JES2). MVS * FILE 244
CONVERTER TEXT IS ALSO DISPLAYABLE AND COPYABLE * FILE 244
TO A DATASET, AS WELL AS JES2 JOURNAL DATA FOR * FILE 244
A JOB. * FILE 244
ALL THIS STUFF HELPS YOU IF YOU'RE TRYING TO * FILE 244
WRITE A JES2 EXIT, OR ANOTHER RELATED PROGRAM, * FILE 244
AND YOU ACTUALLY WANT TO LOOK AT A "LIVE" JCT, * FILE 244
OR A CHECKPOINT RECORD, AND THE LIKE. * FILE 244
A NEW MEMBER WAS ADDED CALLED $$$FOR43, THAT HAS * FILE 244
VERSIONS OF WHATEVER MEMBERS ARE NECESSARY SO THAT * FILE 244
QUEUE CAN BE RUN ON JES2 4.3.0. * FILE 244
VINH VU FIX IF SPOOL VOLUMES HAVE SHORT NAMES (8/95) * FILE 244
IS FROM BELLCORE AND CONTAINS THE SOURCE CODE, * FILE 401
MACROS AND TSO COMMAND PROCESSORS REQUIRED TO RUN * FILE 401
VERSION 4.3 OF THE TSSO SUBSYSTEM. * FILE 401
>>>>> PLEASE SEE DOCUMENTATION IN FILE 403. IT IS * FILE 401
>>>>> PREFERRED TO INSTALL TSSO FROM FILE 403 INSTEAD OF * FILE 401
>>>>> FROM THIS FILE, ESPECIALLY FOR NEWER MVS SYSTEMS. * FILE 401
>>>>> HOWEVER, THIS DOCUMENTATION ABOUT FILES 401 AND 402 * FILE 401
>>>>> APPLIES TO FILE 403. * FILE 401
THE TIME SHARING SUBSYSTEM OPTION (TSSO) IS A * FILE 401
PACKAGE DESIGNED TO INCREASE OPERATOR PRODUCTIVITY * FILE 401
BY AUTOMATING TASKS WHICH NEED NOT BE PERFORMED * FILE 401
MANUALLY. TSSO PERFORMS ITS FUNCTION THROUGH THREE * FILE 401
INTEGRATED COMPONENTS. THE OPERATOR PRODUCTIVITY * FILE 401
FACILITY (OPF) EXTENDS THE POWER OF TSO TO THE * FILE 401
MVS OPERATOR'S CONSOLE. THE AUTOMATED OPERATIONS * FILE 401
FACILITY (AOF) ENHANCES AN INSTALLATION'S * FILE 401
ABILITY TO CONTROL SYSTEM EVENTS BASED ON CONSOLE * FILE 401
MESSAGE TRAFFIC. AN INTERFACE TO THE NETWORK * FILE 401
COMMUNICATION CONTROL FACILITY (NCCF) ALLOWS THE * FILE 401
NETWORK OPERATOR TO USE TSSO AS A COMMAND PROCESSOR, * FILE 401
ISSUING AND RECEIVING OPERATING SYSTEM COMMANDS AT * FILE 401
THE NCCF TERMINAL. TSSO ALSO ENHANCES END-USER * FILE 401
PRODUCTIVITY BY ALLOWING END-USER ACCESS TO THE MVS * FILE 401
COMMAND SUBSYSTEM. A COMPLETE USERS GUIDE, * FILE 401
INCLUDING DETAILED INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS EXISTS * FILE 401
IN MEMBER UG43TERM IN THIS FILE. * FILE 401
A GUIDE TO THE NEW FEATURES OF TSSO VERSION 4, * FILE 401
RELEASE 3 IS IN THE MEMBER RELGDE43 IN THIS FILE. * FILE 401
ANYONE WITH AN INTEREST IN AUTOMATED OPERATIONS IS * FILE 401
INVITED TO LOOK AT TSSO AS A SOFTWARE TOOL PROVIDING * FILE 401
MANY OF THE PRIMITIVES REQUIRED FOR COMMON AUTOMATED * FILE 401
OPERATIONS TASKS. THESE PRIMITIVES INCLUDE THE * FILE 401
HILIGHTING, LOWLIGHTING, REPLYING AND REACTING TO * FILE 401
OPERATING SYSTEM MESSAGES. THIS IS IN ADDITION TO * FILE 401
THE ABILITY TO ISSUE A COMMAND AND RETRIEVE THE * FILE 401
RESPONSE IN CLIST VARIABLES. * FILE 401
THIS FILE IS IN IEBUPDTE SYSIN FORMAT. * FILE 401
IS FROM DAVID CARTWRIGHT OF SPRECHER ENERGIE OF * FILE 402
OBERENTFELDEN, SWITZERLAND. THIS FILE CONTAINS HIS * FILE 402
MODIFICATIONS TO TSSO 4.3 WHICH IS ON FILE 401. * FILE 402
THIS FILE IS INCLUDED ON THIS TAPE MAINLY FOR * FILE 402
REFERENCE. THE ENHANCEMENTS TO TSSO FROM THIS FILE * FILE 402
ARE INCORPORATED IN TSSO FILE 403. IF YOU WANT THE * FILE 402
FEATURES OF THIS FILE, YOU SHOULD INSTALL TSSO FROM * FILE 402
FILE 403 ONLY .... * FILE 402
THE PURPOSE OF THESE MODIFICATIONS IS TO ALLOW TSSO * FILE 402
TO HANDLE AUTOMATED MESSAGE PROCESSING WITH MULTI- * FILE 402
LINE WTO'S AND TO DO OTHER NEW FUNCTIONS. BECAUSE * FILE 402
WE DID NOT HAVE A CHANCE TO TEST ALL FUNCTION CHANGES * FILE 402
FROM TSSO ON FILE 401, WE ARE KEEPING THIS FILE * FILE 402
SEPARATE SO THAT ITS MERITS CAN BE EVALUATED BY * FILE 402
EACH INSTALLATION USING IT. THIS FILE HAS BEEN * FILE 402
MERGED INTO TSSO 4.3 BY GUY ALBERTELLI. SO IT'S * FILE 402
PROBABLY BEST TO IGNORE THIS FILE AND INSTALL FILE * FILE 402
403 INSTEAD. * FILE 402
SPRECHER ENERGIE AG NEITHER EXPRESS NOR IMPLY ANY * FILE 402
WARRANTY AS TO THE FITNESS OF THESE COMPUTER PROGRAMS * FILE 402
FOR ANY FUNCTION. THE USE OF THESE PROGRAMS OR THE * FILE 402
RESULTS THEREOF IS ENTIRELY AT THE RISK OF THE USER. * FILE 402
THESE PROGRAMS HAD BEEN CONTRIBUTED TO THE CBT TAPE BY: * FILE 402
MARC SCHARE (FORMERLY OF) * FILE 402
BELL COMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH, INC. * FILE 402
PISCATAWAY, NJ 08854 * FILE 402
CURRENT ADDRESS: LEGENT CORP. * FILE 402
7965 N. HIGH STREET * FILE 402
COLUMBUS, OHIO * FILE 402
TELEPHONE: 800-829-9000 * FILE 402
OR: 614-888-1775 * FILE 402
I THINK BILL GODFREY HAD A HAND IN IT SOMEWHERE. * FILE 402
(HE CERTAINLY DID. HE WROTE THE ORIGINAL TSSO WHICH IS * FILE 402
ON FILE 306 OF THIS TAPE.) * FILE 402
A BIG VOTE OF THANKS IS DUE TO MARC AND TO SAM GOLOB FOR * FILE 402
DISTRIBUTING TSSO ON THE CBT TAPE. * FILE 402
THESE PROGRAMS HAVE BEEN MODIFIED BY: * FILE 402
DAVID CARTWRIGHT * FILE 402
>>>> DAVE'S CURRENT ADDRESS: >>> * FILE 402
(COMPANY ADDRESS) * FILE 402
DAVID CARTWRIGHT * FILE 402
SPRECHER ENERGIE AG 103 DARNICK ROAD * FILE 402
CH-5036 OBERENTFELDEN SUTTON COLDFIELD, * FILE 402
SWITZERLAND WEST MIDLANDS B73 6PF * FILE 402
TEL. 064/45 33 88 ENGLAND * FILE 402
FAX 064/45 33 71 TEL. 44-1-21-355-3190 * FILE 402
----------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 402
TSSO RELEASE 4.3SE * FILE 402
WE HAVE MODIFIED TSSO TO REDUCE TO OVERHEAD OF RUNNING IT * FILE 402
AND TO HANDLE MULTI LINE WTO'S. NOW YOU CAN AUTOMATE YOUR * FILE 402
NETWORK. UPDATED NOVEMBER 1992 WITH MPF SUPPRESSION. * FILE 402
$DOC DOCUMENTATION OF PUBLIC DOMAIN OFFERING * FILE 402
$INSTALL ASSEMBLE SPECIFIC MODULES FROM SEAG * FILE 402
@INDEX LIST OF CONTENTS OF MEMBERS * FILE 402
AOFSEAG SPRECHER AUTOMATION TABLE USES MLWTO SUPPORT * FILE 402
CLISTS CONTAINS SPRECHER DEVELOPED CLISTS * FILE 402
NOPAPER DISABLES JES328X PRINTERS WITH INTVN REQD * FILE 402
PRIME TEST FOR PRIME SHIFT AND GIVE RC(0) * FILE 402
RMTGO AUTOMATICALLY START RMT PRINTER ON FORM CHANGE * FILE 402
SEAGUGIP UOW SCRIPT INPUT OF DOCUMENTATION FOR SEAG MODS * FILE 402
SEAGUGOP DOCUMENTATION ON SPRECHER MODS (ASA) * FILE 402
SESS09 SPRECHER ENERGIE VERSION OF TSSOSS09 * FILE 402
IS FROM GUY ALBERTELLI OF B.F. GOODRICH IN * FILE 403
BRECKSVILLE OHIO. THIS FILE CONTAINS A MERGE OF * FILE 403
FILE 402 INTO FILE 401, WHICH WAS TESTED, RUN, AND * FILE 403
SOMEWHAT REDESIGNED. THIS IS THE LATEST VERSION * FILE 403
OF TSSO THAT IS ON THIS TAPE. * FILE 403
THIS VERSION OF TSSO HAS BEEN TESTED TO RUN ON * FILE 403
MVS/ESA 4.2. * FILE 403
THIS FILE CONTAINS TSSO VERSION 4.3 PLUS, WHICH IS * FILE 403
A VERSION OF TSSO THAT RUNS ON MVS/ESA 4.2 AND * FILE 403
WHICH HANDLES MULTI-LINE WTO'S TOO. THIS FILE IS * FILE 403
PREFERRED TO BE INSTALLED OVER FILE 401. SEE DOC * FILE 403
ON FILE 401. * FILE 403
ABOVE DOCUMENTATION FROM FILES 401 AND 402 APPLIES TO * FILE 403
THIS FILE. INTERNAL DOCUMENTATION IS SUPPLIED ON * FILE 403
THE FILE ITSELF. * FILE 403
SEE FILE 404 FOR THE LATEST VERSION OF TSSO. * FILE 403
(SG 09/97) * FILE 403
is the documentation for the SHARE PL/1 Tape, which * FILE 260
is no longer being supported by SHARE, so it has * FILE 260
been transplanted here. This file is an IEBUPDTE * FILE 260
SYSIN-format pds (compressed), and it contains the * FILE 260
contents of the first ten files of the SHARE PL/1 * FILE 260
Tape, which are mostly documentation. Since these * FILE 260
same materials, on the CBT Overflow Tape, occupy * FILE 260
different file slots than they did on the original * FILE 260
SHARE PL/1 Tape, a mapping follows, so you can see * FILE 260
where the same files have been rearranged here. * FILE 260
Files 260 through 295 are devoted to the materials * FILE 260
from the SHARE PL/1 Tape. I've left File 270 empty, * FILE 260
for expansion, if needed. All the materials from * FILE 260
the PL/1 tape have been moved to here. * FILE 260
Some of the files have been regrouped according to * FILE 260
a logical plan. The ABE Editor files, originally * FILE 260
9 files on a tape, have been put together again. * FILE 260
Separate files from other packages have been grouped * FILE 260
together as pds members in one file, if this seemed * FILE 260
logically like a good arrangement. * FILE 260
These materials are now being supported by Sam * FILE 260
Golob, so all the contributor information is now * FILE 260
superseded. Contributors should send contributions * FILE 260
to Sam Golob at sbgolob@attglobal.net and/or * FILE 260
sbgolob@aol.com . * FILE 260
CBT Tape Web Site: http://www.cbttape.org * FILE 260
Sam Golob, P.O. Box 906, Tallman, NY 10982-0906 * FILE 260
phone: 845-362-1996 * FILE 260
Mapping of Files from the SHARE PL/1 Tape to this tape: * FILE 260
PL/1 SHARE Tape CBT Overflow Tape Short Description * FILE 260
---- ----- ---- --- -------- ---- ----- ----------- * FILE 260
Files 01 - 10 : File 260 (members FILE01 thru FILE10) * FILE 260
Files 11 - 14 : Files 261 - 264 / ABE * FILE 260
Files 17 - 18 : Files 265 - 266 < Editor * FILE 260
Files 47 - 49 : Files 267 - 269 \ (Tom Smith) * FILE 260
Files 24 - 27 : Files 271 - 274 / * FILE 260
File 28 : File 274 / QUANDRY * FILE 260
Files 29 - 31 : Files 275 - 277 \ System * FILE 260
File 32 : File 277 \ * FILE 260
Files 15 - 17 : Files 278 - 280 Teledyne Script System * FILE 260
File 20 - 22 : File 281 PL1 Execution Analyzer * FILE 260
File 23 : File 282 PL1 SORT Interface * FILE 260
File 33 : File 283 Load Lib Analysis Pgms * FILE 260
File 34 : File 284 Statistical Subrtns * FILE 260
Files 35 , 37 File 285 Mike Robinson Pgms * FILE 260
File 36 : File 286 Mike Robinson Pgms * FILE 260
File 38 : File 287 PLEA for VM * FILE 260
File 39 - 40 : File 288 PL1 3270 Interface * FILE 260
File 41 : File 289 PL1 IMS Interface * FILE 260
File 42 : File 290 Display DS as Dump * FILE 260
File 43 : File 291 PL1 3270 Interface * FILE 260
File 44 : File 292 Chart of Subrtn calls * FILE 260
File 45 : File 293 PL1 CMS Enhancer * FILE 260
File 46 : File 294 Complex PDS search pgm * FILE 260
File 50 : File 295 REXX Functions in PL1 * FILE 260
is the ABE File Editor from Thomas G. Smith of * FILE 261
Kimberly-Clark in Neenah, Wisconsin. This editor * FILE 261
is written primarily in PL/1 with Assembler * FILE 261
subroutines. The entire package consists of 9 files, * FILE 261
which map into this tape as mentioned below. * FILE 261
Files for the ABE Editor are Files 261 - 269 of * FILE 261
the CBT Overflow Tape. * FILE 261
author: Tom Smith - TCC * FILE 261
Kimberly-Clark Corp. * FILE 261
401 North Lake Street * FILE 261
Neenah, Wisconsin 54956 * FILE 261
personal phone: (920) 721-2174 * FILE 261
main number: (920) 721-2000 * FILE 261
email: "Tom G. Smith" * FILE 261
This file contains executable load modules for * FILE 261
the ABE Editor. * FILE 261
The ABE (A Better Editor) editor contains enormous * FILE 261
capability. With the ABE Editor, you can even edit * FILE 261
load modules. I believe that ABE has about 200 * FILE 261
separate subcommands. * FILE 261
The ABE editor has the look and feel of old FSE * FILE 261
(Full Screen Edit) that we used to use on the MVT * FILE 261
TSO systems. But don't let that fool you. ABE is * FILE 261
EXTREMELY robust. See File 263 for full ABE * FILE 261
documentation. * FILE 261
The nine files are as follows: * FILE 261
File 1 - COV Tape File 261 - ABE Load Modules * FILE 261
File 2 - COV Tape File 262 - ABE Help for AID command * FILE 261
File 3 - COV Tape File 263 - ABE Documentation * FILE 261
File 4 - COV Tape File 264 - ABE Source Code * FILE 261
File 5 - COV Tape File 265 - ABE Subroutine Doc * FILE 261
File 6 - COV Tape File 266 - ABE Subroutine Loadlib * FILE 261
File 7 - COV Tape File 267 - ABE Lked control stmts * FILE 261
File 8 - COV Tape File 268 - ABE Fortran routines * FILE 261
File 9 - COV Tape File 269 - ABE Fortran obj decks * FILE 261
TOM G. SMITH - TCC * FILE 261
KIMBERLY-CLARK * FILE 261
401 NORTH LAKE STREET * FILE 261
NEENAH, WISCONSIN 54956 * FILE 261
(920) 721-2174 * FILE 261
email: "Tom G. Smith" * FILE 261
is the ABE File Editor from Thomas G. Smith of * FILE 262
Kimberly-Clark in Neenah, Wisconsin. This editor * FILE 262
is written primarily in PL/1 with assembler * FILE 262
subroutines. The entire package consists of 9 files. * FILE 262
Files for the ABE Editor are Files 261 - 269 of * FILE 262
the CBT Overflow Tape. * FILE 262
This file contains executable help members which * FILE 262
are used by the AID subcommand of the ABE editor. * FILE 262
The ABE (A Better Editor) editor contains enormous * FILE 262
capability. * FILE 262
is the ABE File Editor from Thomas G. Smith of * FILE 263
Kimberly-Clark in Neenah, Wisconsin. This editor * FILE 263
is written primarily in PL/1 with Assembler * FILE 263
subroutines. The entire package consists of 9 files. * FILE 263
Files for the ABE Editor are Files 261 - 269 of * FILE 263
the CBT Overflow Tape. * FILE 263
This file contains documentation members for the * FILE 263
ABE Editor. The documentation is very extensive. * FILE 263
The ABE (A Better Editor) editor contains enormous * FILE 263
capability. * FILE 263
is the ABE File Editor from Thomas G. Smith of * FILE 264
Kimberly-Clark in Neenah, Wisconsin. This editor * FILE 264
is written primarily in PL/1 with Assembler * FILE 264
subroutines. The entire package consists of 9 files. * FILE 264
Files for the ABE Editor are Files 261 - 269 of * FILE 264
the CBT Overflow Tape. * FILE 264
This file contains the source code for the ABE * FILE 264
Editor. * FILE 264
The ABE (A Better Editor) editor contains enormous * FILE 264
capability. * FILE 264
is the ABE File Editor from Thomas G. Smith of * FILE 265
Kimberly-Clark in Neenah, Wisconsin. This editor * FILE 265
is written primarily in PL/1 with Assembler * FILE 265
subroutines. The entire package consists of 9 files. * FILE 265
Files for the ABE Editor are Files 261 - 269 of * FILE 265
the CBT Overflow Tape. * FILE 265
This file contains the documentation for the * FILE 265
subroutines that are linkedited into the ABE * FILE 265
modules. * FILE 265
The ABE (A Better Editor) editor contains enormous * FILE 265
capability. * FILE 265
is the ABE File Editor from Thomas G. Smith of * FILE 266
Kimberly-Clark in Neenah, Wisconsin. This editor * FILE 266
is written primarily in PL/1 with Assembler * FILE 266
subroutines. The entire package consists of 9 files. * FILE 266
Files for the ABE Editor are Files 261 - 269 of * FILE 266
the CBT Overflow Tape. * FILE 266
This file contains the load library of subroutines * FILE 266
that are linkedited into the load modules of the * FILE 266
ABE Editor. * FILE 266
The ABE (A Better Editor) editor contains enormous * FILE 266
capability. * FILE 266
is the ABE File Editor from Thomas G. Smith of * FILE 267
Kimberly-Clark in Neenah, Wisconsin. This editor * FILE 267
is written primarily in PL/1 with Assembler * FILE 267
subroutines. The entire package consists of 9 files. * FILE 267
Files for the ABE Editor are Files 261 - 269 of * FILE 267
the CBT Overflow Tape. * FILE 267
This file contains the linkedit control statements * FILE 267
necessary to install the load modules of the * FILE 267
ABE Editor. * FILE 267
The ABE (A Better Editor) editor contains enormous * FILE 267
capability. * FILE 267
is the ABE File Editor from Thomas G. Smith of * FILE 268
Kimberly-Clark in Neenah, Wisconsin. This editor * FILE 268
is written primarily in PL/1 with Assembler * FILE 268
subroutines. The entire package consists of 9 files. * FILE 268
Files for the ABE Editor are Files 261 - 269 of * FILE 268
the CBT Overflow Tape. * FILE 268
This file contains source code for the Fortran * FILE 268
graphic routines used by the ABE Editor. * FILE 268
The ABE (A Better Editor) editor contains enormous * FILE 268
capability. * FILE 268
is the ABE File Editor from Thomas G. Smith of * FILE 269
Kimberly-Clark in Neenah, Wisconsin. This editor * FILE 269
is written primarily in PL/1 with Assembler * FILE 269
subroutines. The entire package consists of 9 files. * FILE 269
Files for the ABE Editor are Files 261 - 269 of * FILE 269
the CBT Overflow Tape. * FILE 269
This file contains the object decks for the Fortran * FILE 269
graphic subroutines that are used by the ABE * FILE 269
Editor. * FILE 269
The ABE (A Better Editor) editor contains enormous * FILE 269
capability. * FILE 269
is the QUANDARY system from Don Hudson of Auburn * FILE 271
University in Auburn, Alabama. This system is * FILE 271
used for examining some Department of Education * FILE 271
databases that are still available, but for more * FILE 271
modern computing systems, these Dept of Education * FILE 271
files are also available in different formats. * FILE 271
The Dept of Education databases are called CIJE * FILE 271
and RIE. File 277 contains samples of them. * FILE 271
The entire package is contained on Files 271 * FILE 271
through 277 of the CBT Overflow Tape. * FILE 271
This file is the documentation for the * FILE 271
installation of the QUANDARY system. * FILE 271
Don M. Hudson * FILE 271
Information Technology, Master Specialist * FILE 271
DUC Technical Support * FILE 271
144 Parker Hall * FILE 271
Auburn University, AL 36849 * FILE 271
email: hudsodm@auburn.edu * FILE 271
phone: 334-844-4512 * FILE 271
The author says that the system still should work, * FILE 271
although Auburn University stopped using it several * FILE 271
years ago. In any case, it is available as a nice * FILE 271
coding example, and I hope that somebody can profit * FILE 271
from it. * FILE 271
is the QUANDARY system from Don Hudson of Auburn * FILE 272
University in Auburn, Alabama. This system is * FILE 272
used for examining some Department of Education * FILE 272
databases that are still available, but for more * FILE 272
modern computing systems, these Dept of Education * FILE 272
files are also available in different formats. * FILE 272
The Dept of Education databases are called CIJE * FILE 272
and RIE. File 277 contains samples of them. * FILE 272
The entire package is contained on Files 271 * FILE 272
through 277 of the CBT Overflow Tape. * FILE 272
This file contains the assembler source code for * FILE 272
the QUANDARY system described in File 271. * FILE 272
is the QUANDARY system from Don Hudson of Auburn * FILE 273
University in Auburn, Alabama. This system is * FILE 273
used for examining some Department of Education * FILE 273
databases that are still available, but for more * FILE 273
modern computing systems, these Dept of Education * FILE 273
files are also available in different formats. * FILE 273
The Dept of Education databases are called CIJE * FILE 273
and RIE. File 277 contains samples of them. * FILE 273
The entire package is contained on Files 271 * FILE 273
through 277 of the CBT Overflow Tape. * FILE 273
This file contains a set of TSO CLIST's for * FILE 273
assembling, compiling and using the QUANDARY * FILE 273
system described in File 271. * FILE 273
is the QUANDARY system from Don Hudson of Auburn * FILE 274
University in Auburn, Alabama. This system is * FILE 274
used for examining some Department of Education * FILE 274
databases that are still available, but for more * FILE 274
modern computing systems, these Dept of Education * FILE 274
files are also available in different formats. * FILE 274
The Dept of Education databases are called CIJE * FILE 274
and RIE. File 277 contains samples of them. * FILE 274
The entire package is contained on Files 271 * FILE 274
through 277 of the CBT Overflow Tape. * FILE 274
This file contains sample job streams for the * FILE 274
batch program portion of the QUANDARY system. * FILE 274
is the QUANDARY system from Don Hudson of Auburn * FILE 275
University in Auburn, Alabama. This system is * FILE 275
used for examining some Department of Education * FILE 275
databases that are still available, but for more * FILE 275
modern computing systems, these Dept of Education * FILE 275
files are also available in different formats. * FILE 275
The Dept of Education databases are called CIJE * FILE 275
and RIE. File 277 contains samples of them. * FILE 275
The entire package is contained on Files 271 * FILE 275
through 277 of the CBT Overflow Tape. * FILE 275
This file contains compiler listings and other * FILE 275
documentation for the programs in the QUANDARY * FILE 275
system. * FILE 275
is the QUANDARY system from Don Hudson of Auburn * FILE 276
University in Auburn, Alabama. This system is * FILE 276
used for examining some Department of Education * FILE 276
databases that are still available, but for more * FILE 276
modern computing systems, these Dept of Education * FILE 276
files are also available in different formats. * FILE 276
The Dept of Education databases are called CIJE * FILE 276
and RIE. File 277 contains samples of them. * FILE 276
The entire package is contained on Files 271 * FILE 276
through 277 of the CBT Overflow Tape. * FILE 276
This file contains PL/1 Source Code for the * FILE 276
programs in the QUANDARY system. * FILE 276
is the QUANDARY system from Don Hudson of Auburn * FILE 277
University in Auburn, Alabama. This system is * FILE 277
used for examining some Department of Education * FILE 277
databases that are still available, but for more * FILE 277
modern computing systems, these Dept of Education * FILE 277
files are also available in different formats. * FILE 277
The Dept of Education databases are called CIJE * FILE 277
and RIE. File 277 contains samples of them. * FILE 277
The entire package is contained on Files 271 * FILE 277
through 277 of the CBT Overflow Tape. * FILE 277
This file contains a sample CIJE file and a * FILE 277
sample RIE file, that can be used to test the * FILE 277
QUANDARY system. These files have been packaged * FILE 277
here as a pds, but they should be separated out * FILE 277
as sequential files before they are used. * FILE 277
is from Ron Dickie of Teledyne-Ryan and contains * FILE 278
their SCRIPT system. This system occupies 3 files: * FILE 278
File 278, 279, and 280. This system came from the * FILE 278
PL1 SHARE Tape, Files 15 thru 17. * FILE 278
Summary: A set of programs, in PL/I, implementing a * FILE 278
very large SCRIPT system, including multiple column, * FILE 278
boxing, automatic indexing and much more. * FILE 278
This file contains PL/1 program source for the system. * FILE 278
The file is in RECFM=VB, LRECL=104 format. * FILE 278
is from Ron Dickie of Teledyne-Ryan and contains * FILE 279
their SCRIPT system. This system occupies 3 files: * FILE 279
File 278, 279, and 280. This system came from the * FILE 279
PL1 SHARE Tape, Files 15 thru 17. * FILE 279
Summary: A set of programs, in PL/I, implementing a * FILE 279
very large SCRIPT system, including multiple column, * FILE 279
boxing, automatic indexing and much more. * FILE 279
This file contains documentation for the Teledyne-Ryan * FILE 279
SCRIPT system, written in Teledyne-Ryan SCRIPT format. * FILE 279
This file is RECFM=VB, LRECL=255. * FILE 279
is from Ron Dickie of Teledyne-Ryan and contains * FILE 280
their SCRIPT system. This system occupies 3 files: * FILE 280
File 278, 279, and 280. This system came from the * FILE 280
PL1 SHARE Tape, Files 15 thru 17. * FILE 280
Summary: A set of programs, in PL/I, implementing a * FILE 280
very large SCRIPT system, including multiple column, * FILE 280
boxing, automatic indexing and much more. * FILE 280
This file contains printable documentation for the * FILE 280
Teledyne-Ryan SCRIPT system, in ANSI control characters. * FILE 280
This file is RECFM=VBA, LRECL=137. * FILE 280
contains source code for PLEA, the Programming * FILE 281
Language Execution Analyzer from David Doucette * FILE 281
of Grumman Aerospace. * FILE 281
Summary: This file contains the files necessary to * FILE 281
implement PLEA, the Programming Language Execution * FILE 281
Analyzer in either SVS or MVS. Included are members for * FILE 281
the data gathering(PLEATRAP), data analysis(PLOTAB), * FILE 281
and procedures for execution(PLEAPROC). * FILE 281
This file also contains printable doc for the PLEA * FILE 281
package (member $PLEADOC) and SCRIPT-format documentation * FILE 281
(member #PLEADOC). * FILE 281
PLEA - Programming Language Execution Analyzer * FILE 281
1. INTRODUCTION * FILE 281
PLEA is a set of programs designed to provide * FILE 281
information to a user about a program's performance * FILE 281
and, for a PL/I program, can be used as a debugging * FILE 281
tool to show which parts of the program's procedures * FILE 281
were executed. It acts in a manner which is almost * FILE 281
totally transparent to the user. * FILE 281
PLEA provides a statistical analysis of where CPU * FILE 281
time is being spent during the execution of a PL/I (for * FILE 281
Optimizing Compiler) or FORTRAN program. It operates * FILE 281
under OS/VS2 in the 370/168. It consists of two parts: * FILE 281
a monitor and an analyzer. The monitor samples * FILE 281
execution of the program at regular preset intervals * FILE 281
until the program terminates. During the monitoring run * FILE 281
(when the program is executing) Monitor Data is spooled * FILE 281
off into a dataset which is used by the analyzer to * FILE 281
provide an analysis of the program's execution. * FILE 281
The analyzer report provides the following data: * FILE 281
1. Statement number in the main routine with * FILE 281
frequency count and percent of total samples * FILE 281
(PL/I only). * FILE 281
2. Statement number in subroutine with frequency * FILE 281
count and percent of total samples (PL/I * FILE 281
only). * FILE 281
3. Percentage of CPU time consumed on a procedure * FILE 281
by procedure (subroutine by subroutine for * FILE 281
FORTRAN) basis. * FILE 281
4. Load module list with frequency count and * FILE 281
percentage. * FILE 281
5. Listing of interrupt codes from the PL/I load * FILE 281
module PSW and a frequency count for each. * FILE 281
6. The sampling interval. * FILE 281
7. Total number of samples by the monitor. * FILE 281
8. Elapsed time of the monitoring run. * FILE 281
2. USAGE * FILE 281
PLEA can be used to monitor existing production * FILE 281
programs or programs in a development stage. For all * FILE 281
program executions, the GO step of the appropriate * FILE 281
catalogued procedure may have a parameter which is used * FILE 281
to affect the monitoring environment and/or pass a * FILE 281
character string to the user program. * FILE 281
Normally the second function would be accomplished * FILE 281
by coding: * FILE 281
PARM.GO='program data'. * FILE 281
In the JCL EXEC statement with PLEA, this has been * FILE 281
expanded to: * FILE 281
PARM.GO='monitor data/program data'. * FILE 281
is from Amdahl and contains a simplified interface * FILE 282
between PL/1 programs and the installed operating * FILE 282
system's SORT program. * FILE 282
This file comes from File 23 of the SHARE PL/1 Tape. * FILE 282
Summary: A simplified interface for SORTing, allowing * FILE 282
the use of any PL/I structure for sorting rather than * FILE 282
limiting sorting to just character strings. The * FILE 282
members of the PDS are: SORTASM, the sort interface * FILE 282
module written in assembler; SORTPLI, the declaration * FILE 282
of SORTASM used in an invoking PL/I module; and * FILE 282
SORTDOC, a printable file of documentation for the * FILE 282
interface. * FILE 282
is from Ron Dickie of Teledyne-Ryan and contains * FILE 283
two programs, each with sample compile and * FILE 283
execute JCL. The first program, LOG1512, * FILE 283
creates a CSECT cross reference from a load * FILE 283
library. The second program, LOG1764, creates * FILE 283
graphic overlay maps from a load library. * FILE 283
This file comes from File 33 of the SHARE PL/1 Tape. * FILE 283
is from L. David Jones of Teledyne Exploration * FILE 284
and contains a PDS with three subroutines for * FILE 284
statistical operations, two for spline-under-tension * FILE 284
curve fitting, and one to do least squares curve * FILE 284
fitting. Documentation is included as comments in * FILE 284
the beginning of each program. * FILE 284
This file comes from File 34 of the SHARE PL/1 Tape. * FILE 284
is from Mike Robinson of British Airways, and is a * FILE 285
PDS containing several subroutines, in both PL/I * FILE 285
and ASM to interface with various system functions. * FILE 285
Of special interest is a program to check PLI/F * FILE 285
source programs for possible incompatibilities with * FILE 285
PLI/X programs and create updates where possible. * FILE 285
A program to create a CSECT cross reference from a * FILE 285
load library is also included. The modules are * FILE 285
documented at the beginning of each member. * FILE 285
Documentation for both Files 285 and 286 is * FILE 285
included in this file. * FILE 285
This file comes from Files 35 and 37 of the SHARE * FILE 285
PL/1 Tape. * FILE 285
is from Mike Robinson of British Airways, and is a * FILE 286
PDS containing several subroutines, in both PL/I * FILE 286
and ASM. There are routines to assist in debugging * FILE 286
IMS, to ease date handling and conversion, and to * FILE 286
interface with several operating system functions. * FILE 286
This file comes from File 36 of the SHARE PL/1 Tape. * FILE 286
is from Tom Dimock of Cornell University and * FILE 287
contains a PL/I Usage Monitor for VM. This * FILE 287
corresponds to the PLEA Monitor (Program Language * FILE 287
Execution Analyzer) that is on File 281 of this * FILE 287
tape. * FILE 287
The file is in VM format, and should be directly * FILE 287
usable by VM shops. * FILE 287
Attributes: BLKSIZE=805, LRECL=805, RECFM=U * FILE 287
This file is from File 38 of the SHARE PL/1 Tape. * FILE 287
is from Bob Styma of Phoenix, Arizona, and contains * FILE 288
an interface to allow a PL/I program to control a * FILE 288
3270 type terminal from a TSO environment. Also * FILE 288
includes the SCRIPT source for the documentation * FILE 288
of this package, and a TSO XMIT-format member * FILE 288
which contains printable documentation for this * FILE 288
package. * FILE 288
This file comes from Files 39 and 40 of the SHARE * FILE 288
PL/1 Tape. * FILE 288
is a utility to allow PL/1 users to issue requests * FILE 289
to an IMS database, using data directed I/O. The * FILE 289
file includes instream documentation and JCL to * FILE 289
compile and run the program. * FILE 289
G. Kunz * FILE 289
The B.F.Goodrich Co. * FILE 289
500 South Main Street * FILE 289
Akron, Ohio 44318 * FILE 289
Phone: (216) 374-3978 (outdated phone no.) * FILE 289
This file comes from File 41 of the SHARE PL1 Tape. * FILE 289
----------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 289
I M S D B U T * FILE 289
AN IMS DATABASE UTILITY FOR USE BY PL/I PROGRAMMERS * FILE 289
P R E F A C E * FILE 289
THIS PROGRAM WAS WRITTEN DURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF A * FILE 289
LARGE BATCH-MODE IMS SYSTEM TO PERMIT MAINTENANCE OF * FILE 289
DATABASES PRIOR TO THE EXISTENCE OF UPDATE PROGRAMS. * FILE 289
IT IS ALSO USED TO TEST CALLS TO THE DATABASE. * FILE 289
ITS USE PRESUPPOSES A KNOWLEDGE OF PL/I DATA-DIRECTED * FILE 289
INPUT, AND OF THE CODING OF IMS SEGMENT SEARCH * FILE 289
ARGUMENTS WHICH, IN TURN, REQUIRES AN AWARENESS OF * FILE 289
THE CAPABILITIES AND LIMITATIONS OF THE DBD'S AND THE * FILE 289
PSB USED. * FILE 289
THIS PROGRAM HAS BEEN RENDERED INDEPENDENT OF ANY * FILE 289
PARTICULAR PSBGEN BY USE OF THE ACCOMPANYING * FILE 289
ASSEMBLER ROUTINE, ARG@ WHICH IDENTIFIES TO THIS * FILE 289
MODULE THE ADDRESS OF THE PROGRAM SPECIFICATION BLOCK * FILE 289
PROVIDED BY DFSRRC00. * FILE 289
THIS PROGRAMMING HAS BEEN COMPILED ON THE OPTIMIZING * FILE 289
COMPILER VERSION 1 RELEASE 3.1 PTF 70, LINK EDITED * FILE 289
USING DFSILNK0 WITH ENTRY PLICALLA, AND RUN UNDER * FILE 289
DFSRRC00, IMS RELEASE 1.1.5 ON S/370 OS/MVS. * FILE 289
is from B.P. Cassidy of the University of New * FILE 290
Brunswick in Canada, and contains PDUMP, a general * FILE 290
purpose print utility for datasets. PDUMP also * FILE 290
has a TSO interface, which is packaged together * FILE 290
with this file. * FILE 290
This file is from File 42 of the SHARE PL/1 Tape. * FILE 290
Summary: PDUMP is a PL/I and BAL utility program to * FILE 290
display a dataset at a terminal in dump format. Source, * FILE 290
sample JCL, documentation are provided. This program * FILE 290
requires access to supervisor state. Also included is * FILE 290
a TSO to 3270 interface. * FILE 290
------------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 290
UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK * FILE 290
COMPUTING CENTRE LIBRARY PROGRAM * FILE 290
AUTHOR: B.P. CASSIDY PROG. NAME: PDUMP * FILE 290
DEPT.: COMPUTING CENTRE PROG. LANG: PL/I (OPT.) * FILE 290
DATE: JANUARY 1982 PROG. TYPE: MAIN * FILE 290
PURPOSE: PDUMP IS A GENERAL PURPOSE PRINT UTILITY. THE * FILE 290
INPUT DATA SET TO BE LISTED MAY BE SEQUENTIAL, INDEXED, * FILE 290
REGIONAL OR VSAM (KEY SEQUENCED, ENTRY SEQUENCED OR RELATIVE * FILE 290
RECORD). THERE ARE NO RESTRICTIONS ON RECORD FORMAT (RECFM) * FILE 290
OR RECORD LENGTH. THE PROGRAM IS INVOKED USING THE * FILE 290
PROCEDURE PDUMP. * FILE 290
USAGE: THE FOLLOWING JOB CONTROL LANGUAGE IS USED TO * FILE 290
EXECUTE THE UTILITY. SYMBOLIC PARAMETER OP IS OPTIONAL. * FILE 290
//PDUMP JOB ACCOUNTING.... * FILE 290
// EXEC PDUMP,OP='OPTIONS LIST' * FILE 290
//SYSIN DD JCL DESCRIBING INPUT DATA SET * FILE 290
THE KEYWORDS IN THE FOLLOWING SUMMARY OF AVAILABLE OPTIONS * FILE 290
ARE NON-POSITIONAL, I.E. THEY MAY OCCUR IN ANY ORDER WITHIN * FILE 290
THE OPTIONS LIST AND SHOULD BE SEPARATED BY COMMAS. * FILE 290
------------------------------------------------------------- * FILE 290
THIS PACKAGE IS A JOINT EFFORT OF BRIAN CASSIDY AND * FILE 290
BRIAN LESSER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK. DIRECT * FILE 290
ENQUIRIES TO EITHER INDIVIDUAL AT THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS: * FILE 290
COMPUTING CENTRE * FILE 290
UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK * FILE 290
BOX 4400 / FREDERICTON, N.B. * FILE 290
CANADA E3B 5A3 PHONE (506) 453-4573 * FILE 290
Contents of this file is as follows: * FILE 290
MEMBER DESCRIPTION * FILE 290
------ ------------------------------- * FILE 290
ATTR SET 3270 ATTRIBUTE BYTE * FILE 290
BATCH MAIN PL/1 PROGRAM FOR BATCH VERSION * FILE 290
BUFADD ENCODE/DECODE 3270 CURSOR ADDRESS * FILE 290
CPPL FINDS CPPL ADDR AND RETURNS ADDR OF * FILE 290
CBUF,UPT,PSCB AND ECT * FILE 290
DSCBF1 ASSEMBLER ROUTINE TO READ A FORMAT1 DSCB * FILE 290
EQUREGS MACRO REQUIRED FOR ASSEMBLER ROUTINES * FILE 290
FCBLOC ASSEMBLER ROUTINE TO FIND THE FILE CONTROL * FILE 290
BLOCK (FCB) FOR A GIVEN FILE * FILE 290
FULLSCR TSO/VTAM ROUTINE TO SWITCH FULLSCR MODE (3270) * FILE 290
HELP HELP INFO FOR TSO HELP DATASET * FILE 290
HEXOUT ASSEMBLER ROUTINE TO CONVERT A GIVEN CHARACTER * FILE 290
STRING TO PRINTABLE HEX CHARACTERS * FILE 290
INSTALL SAMPLE INSTALLATION JCL * FILE 290
IO3270 3270 FULLSCREEN SUPPORT PACKAGE. THIS ROUTINE * FILE 290
CAN BE USED WITH BOTH TCAM AND VTAM BUT WHEN * FILE 290
RUNNING UNDER TSO/TCAM THE TCAM FULLSCREEN MODS * FILE 290
MUST BE INSTALLED. IN ORDER FOR THE PAGING * FILE 290
FEATURE TO BE ACTIVE, A TEMPORARY FILE MUST BE * FILE 290
ALLOCATED TO FILE SYSPAGE BEFORE IO3270 IS * FILE 290
INVOKED FOR THE FIRST TIME. * FILE 290
FOR MORE INFORMATION SEE MEMBER IODOC. * FILE 290
PDUMP CATALOGUED PROCEDURE FOR BATCH VERSION * FILE 290
PDUMVS MAIN PL/1 PROGRAM FOR TSO VERSION (COMMAND * FILE 290
PROCESSOR) WHEN COMPILING THIS MODULE BE SURE * FILE 290
TO INCLUDE THE OPTION INT. ALSO THE TASKING * FILE 290
LIBRARY IS REQUIRED DURING LINK EDIT. THE * FILE 290
NORMAL MODE OF OPERATION IS AS A TSO COMMAND * FILE 290
PROCESSOR BUT IT IS ALSO EXECUTABLE IN A BATCH * FILE 290
ENVIRONMENT. * FILE 290
PRIME MACRO REQUIRED FOR ASSEMBLER ROUTINES * FILE 290
PROFILE ASSEMBLER ROUTINE TO ISSUE GTSIZE MACRO TO * FILE 290
DETERMINE TERMINAL CHARACTERISTICS. ALSO * FILE 290
RETURNS THE OPERATING MODE (BATCH OR TSO). * FILE 290
RDDSCB ASSEMBLER ROUTINE TO READ A DSCB BY CCHHR * FILE 290
RESTORE SAMPLE JCL TO RESTORE DISTRIBUTION TAPE * FILE 290
SCANNER GENERAL PURPOSE COMMAND SCANNER. IT IS USED * FILE 290
EXTENSIVELY BY PDUMP TO DECODE USER COMMANDS * FILE 290
AND BY THE DYNAMIC ALLOCATION ROUTINE S99VAL * FILE 290
TO DECODE THE USERS ALLOCATE COMMAND. SYNTAX * FILE 290
ACCEPTED BY THE SCANNER IS ESSENTIALLY THAT OF * FILE 290
THE TSO COMMAND LANGUAGE. * FILE 290
SVC99 ASSEMBLER ROUTINE TO CALL DYNAMIC * FILE 290
ALLOCATION SVC 99 * FILE 290
S99FREE PL/1 SUBROUTINE FOR DYNAMIC UNALLOCATION * FILE 290
S99VAL PL/1 SUBROUTINE FOR DYNAMIC ALLOCATION. * FILE 290
S99VCC PL/1 SUBROUTINE FOR DYNAMIC CONCATENATION * FILE 290
S99VDC PL/1 SUBROUTINE FOR DYNAMIC DECONCATENATION * FILE 290
S99VIN PL/1 SUBROUTINE FOR DYNAMIC INFORMATION * FILE 290
RETRIEVAL * FILE 290
S99VUN PL/1 SUBROUTINE FOR DYNAMIC UNALLOCATION BY * FILE 290
DDNAME * FILE 290
TERME MACRO REQUIRED FOR ASSEMBLER ROUTINES * FILE 290
TEST PDUMP TESTING INSTRUCTIONS AND SAMPLE BATCH * FILE 290
TEST JOBSTREAM * FILE 290
TPUT ASSEMBLER TPUT/TGET ROUTINE FOR IO3270 * FILE 290
TRANS32 ASSEMBLER ROUTINE USED BY BATCH VERSION ONLY. * FILE 290
TRANSLATES OUTPUT LINES WHEN PRINTING IN ABEND * FILE 290
DUMP FORMAT * FILE 290
TSOCP PL/1 INTERFACE TO CALL A TSO COMMAND PROCESSOR * FILE 290
ZAP SYSIN INPUT FOR ZAP TO PDUMP TSO COMMAND * FILE 290
PROCESSOR. THIS ZAP SAVES CPPL ADDRESS AND * FILE 290
PASSES A PROPER OS PARM TO THE MAIN PL/1 * FILE 290
PROGRAM. * FILE 290
is from Wilbur C. Hadden of the Department of Health * FILE 291
and Human Services in Washington, D.C. and contains * FILE 291
an interface to allow a PL/1 program to control a * FILE 291
3270 type terminal from a TSO environment. * FILE 291
Formatted Displays on 3270 Terminals * FILE 291
With 3270 terminals it is possible to format displays * FILE 291
so that certain portions of the screen are used for the * FILE 291
operator's response and other portions are reserved for * FILE 291
use by the program controlling the display. * FILE 291
The advantage of using formatted communications over * FILE 291
unformatted is that a formatted display may present the * FILE 291
operator with more than one request for information at * FILE 291
one time. This lengthens messages between computer and * FILE 291
operator; each message contains more information and * FILE 291
the rhythm of the communication is more natural. By * FILE 291
grouping related items together in a formatted display * FILE 291
each request for information is embedded in a broader * FILE 291
context. From this broader context the operator is able * FILE 291
to find a better understanding of the meaning or * FILE 291
purpose of information requests and can thus respond * FILE 291
with better answers. The fact that the operator's * FILE 291
responses are not transmitted until all requests are * FILE 291
satisfied means that the operator has more opportunity * FILE 291
to review and revise responses before they are entered. * FILE 291
These characteristics of formatted communications mean * FILE 291
that the operator has more control over responses and * FILE 291
can respond with greater accuracy. * FILE 291
is from Bob Peyser of Bell Labs in Piscataway, New * FILE 292
Jersey, and contains a program to build a structure * FILE 292
chart of subroutine calls in a PL/1 program. * FILE 292
This program takes a PL/1 compiler listing as its * FILE 292
input. This program has been taken from File 44 * FILE 292
of the SHARE PL/1 Tape. * FILE 292
is from Steve M. Beasley of Southern Company * FILE 293
Services, and is really a VM file in MVS (pds) * FILE 293
format. * FILE 293
This file contains programs and PL/1 callable * FILE 293
subroutines to enhance the use of PL/1 in the * FILE 293
CMS environment. * FILE 293
This file was taken from File 45 of the SHARE * FILE 293
PL/1 Tape. * FILE 293
is from Hans J. Becker of the Energy Information * FILE 294
Administration, and contains a very useful program * FILE 294
called MACROS. This program allows complex * FILE 294
searching, modification, and combination of pds * FILE 294
members, to allow source and macro inclusion in * FILE 294
another program. Operation is controlled through * FILE 294
parameter options and control statements. * FILE 294
This program was taken from File 46 of the SHARE * FILE 294
PL/1 Tape. * FILE 294
INTRODUCTION * FILE 294
It seems that all of the ad hoc requests that I * FILE 294
have written were sufficiently different that I could * FILE 294
not simply reuse old ones. Yet all seemed to have had * FILE 294
some things in common. It became clear that a mechanism * FILE 294
was required that could pull bits and pieces from * FILE 294
various sources together to satisfy a particular * FILE 294
request. This mechanism had to be very general and * FILE 294
flexible in nature since it could potentially accomodate * FILE 294
a number of different languages or program products. * FILE 294
Basically what was needed was a program that could * FILE 294
dynamically include source code or data into a data set * FILE 294
or job stream. Furthermore, it was desirable to change * FILE 294
this included code or place some conditions on it. * FILE 294
As it turned out, this program immediately showed * FILE 294
promise in providing a very general tool with very broad * FILE 294
applications. Many features were suggested by Dick * FILE 294
Heddinger, and I would like to express my appreciation. * FILE 294
is from Dave Jones, formerly of the Swift Energy * FILE 295
Company of Houston, Texas. This file was taken * FILE 295
from File 50 of the SHARE PL/1 Tape. * FILE 295
This file contains the source for a package call PCR; * FILE 295
developed jointly by Swift Energy Company, and SIDNEY, * FILE 295
a software consulting firm. It provides all the tools * FILE 295
and features necessary to write and develop: REXX * FILE 295
Functions/Subroutines, Subcommand Environments, * FILE 295
Immediate Commands, and CMS commands in PL/1. * FILE 295
This package has been tested on VM/SP Release 6 at the * FILE 295
610 level, PL/I Compiler and Library V2.3, HLASM (the * FILE 295
High Level Assembler), and HASM. * FILE 295