Mainframe, MVS and zOS Discussion

This pretty much is a personal choice. And if someone is confused with that much money on disposal and asking a direction on a Forum, I'm not sure if they really deserve it. With that rant here are two cents: If the personal choice is to stay with family, WFH is a good choice. If the person comes fr...

This is a classic case of JOINKEYs in SORT, unless there is more to what meets the eyes. See below exmaple: //JKE1 EXEC PGM=SORT //SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=* //SORTJNF1 DD * Roses 03 Red Daisies 06 Orange Roses 04 Pink Daisies 02 Yellow Roses 06 Yellow Daisies 12 Lilac Roses 09 Blue /* //SORTJNF2 DD * Red L...

This definitely needs more explanation as Robert has said too. What kind of solution are you looking for COBOL or SORT or anything else?

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May be you want to be more specific - In general, a google search can give you number of links for CICS.

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Someone with appropriate skill-set should touch-base. Good luck.

This is pretty new and requires a considerable amount of knowledge for DevOps too chain IBM has come up with in recent years. This page has excellent resources, please have a look:

https://ibm.github.io/mainframe-downloa ... urces.html

Hi,

Thanks for posting the job and its details. How do one apply for it, please share that.

Per screen shot, it's S0C4, protection exception.

Length of a Table field is wrong, subscript for array/s field is wrong, a record length is wrong, length of a defined field is wrong and it might make it exceed the record length of a given data-set - these can be some reasons among others.

Are there any Message Log for any related errors or warnings, you can share?

On the other hand - please have a look at below manual, page 38 'Troubleshooting', might give a clue for the situation you describe:

https://www.brooksnet.com/downloads/rem ... manual.pdf

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? indicates a 1-byte indicator is to be included in each joined record. The indicator will be set to one of the following values in each paired or unpaired joined record, as appropriate: 'B' - the key was found in F1 and F2. '1' - the key was found in F1, but not in F2. '2' - the key was found in F2...

You might want to give an example of your specific situation. An educated guess is that you are talking about REFORMAT used in JOINKEYs, are you? Please elaborate.

"Modernization" might mean different to different people, depending on the context. As Robert has said, there is industry standard for it. Modernizing a mainframe system involves the adoption of applicable methodologies, installing modern hardware and or software. If not all, most of the t...

I am not sure why do you ask that question - could you please add some more details to help you?

This is not different than any other conversion from one language to other. Though it becomes easy as both the languages are for mainframe. Google is your friend: see if this helps.

A simple MOVE with desired value should get you that, unless there is more to it. If yes, please explain further.

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