Hi -
If you are creating a DMS tablespace you need to be sure that you are using the 'whole' filesystem. Meaning your 46423068K should be ALL of the available pages in that file system. Also, you should not have any other data in that filesystem.
Hope this helps.
Christopher Devenny...
I would recommend using sudo for people who need to run some functions as root. I would NOT set up a root equivalent shell. More information/download for sudo can be found here : www.courtesan.com/sudo/sudo.html
You should be able to set up Roles for users under ==> smitty ==> Security &...
Krazy8-
In smitty from the 'System Environments' menu select 'Change System User Interface' and pick CDE from there. This change requires a re-boot. Hope this helps!
Christopher Devenny
c_devenny@yahoo.com
dotsavvy -
I have called a C routine from COBOL - not COBOL from C. I used the COBOL SET FOR AIX PROGRAMMING GUIDE for help. You can read this book in PDF format at IBM's Web site:
http://www-4.ibm.com/software/ad/cobol/coblib.htm
Chapter 18 contains the information you will need - Good...
Check out the describe table syntax for your environment. In UNIX it looks like this:
$ db2 describe table MY.TABLE
This will give you the info you need.
Christopher Devenny
c_devenny@yahoo.com
Hey Tiggger -
Try OPEN EXTEND when you open the file. This should allow you to append. Hope this helps.
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kmz -
You should be able to put this information in your .profile.
export TERM=vt100
The above is for Korn shell, for c shell put this in your .login
setenv TERM vt100
Hope this helps! <p>Christopher Devenny<br><a href=mailto:c_devenny@yahoo.com>c_devenny@yahoo.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>
Dave -
You are looking for is an alias. The format is as follows - alias aliasname='some UNIX commands' example: alias l='ls -l'. If you run this from the command line, it will only be available in your current shell. You can put these definitions in your .profile or .kshrc file to have...
noggin -
Yes, I have had a similar problem. First, transfering packed data does not work. We convert everything to PIC 9 before the transfer. It seems that ftp thinks one of the packed characters is a crlf character. Secondly, we have had no luck with transfering variable length records...
My company recently went from renting mainframe time to purchasing an RS/6000 system with AIX and just when I was starting to feel comfortable with AIX, my company decided to purchase some Sun boxes running Solaris. I know that 'UNIX is UNIX' as far as most commands go (ls, ps, grep etc...) but...
Danny,<br><br>You can 'draw' a screen using a clear command and some print or echo/print commands like so:<br><br>clear<br>print "************************************************"<br>print "** Hello...
Tison,<br><br>Even if you have a large enabled file system you may still have a problem creating a file over 2 gig. We were trying to create a large file ( 10 gig) with a COBOL program and were unable to because the COBOL set for AIX compiler does not allow it. We had to...
baderoor - <br><br>The UNIX in a Nutshell book (<A HREF="http://www.oreilly.com" TARGET="_new">www.oreilly.com</A>) has a pretty complete list of UNIX and shell commands. If you are looking for commands specific to AIX, try <A HREF="http://www.rs6000.ibm.com/library/"...
You may find this link helpful, <br><br><A HREF="http://www.backupcentral.com" TARGET="_new">www.backupcentral.com</A><br><br><br><br> <p>Christopher Devenny<br><a href=mailto:c_devenny@yahoo.com>c_devenny@yahoo.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>
Crox -<br>Writing the C program to do the output was IBM's recommended 'fix' for this issue. I didn't get the impression they were to interested in re-writing their compiler. I will post the answer (if there is one!) when I find it. Thanks! <p>Christopher...
I am trying to write a C program that is called by COBOL. The C program will be handeling the output for the COBOL program (our COBOL compiler can only create files that are less then 2 gig and we will need to create larger files). The problem I am having involves keeping the file...
I am trying to write a C program that is called by COBOL. The C program will be handeling the output for the COBOL program (our COBOL compiler can only create files that are less then 2 gig and we will need to create larger files). The problem I am having involves keeping the file...
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