| Author | Message | 
  
	|  Topic: DB2 Tuning required | 
  
	| ash_sudp 
 Replies: 5
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 |  Forum: Database   Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 6:40 am   Subject: DB2 Tuning required | 
  
	| Hi Suresh, 
 I did not look at the SQL, but as a first step speak to your DBA to find out all the columns indexed on the table.
 
 Reason:
 If you do a order by OR any sort on the resultant on a non  ...
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	|  Topic: COBOL XML PARSER question | 
  
	| ash_sudp 
 Replies: 2
 Views: 2672
 
 |  Forum: Application Programming   Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 3:30 pm   Subject: COBOL XML PARSER question | 
  
	| Cobol entreprise parser does not have the functionality. But you can build a wrapper arount the built in parser to identify any tag that occurs multiple times. | 
  
	|  Topic: Traditional Chinese Font Creation/Management in Mainframe | 
  
	| ash_sudp 
 Replies: 2
 Views: 2109
 
 |  Forum: TSO and ISPF   Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2009 2:24 pm   Subject: Traditional Chinese Font Creation/Management in Mainframe | 
  
	| Pls confirm. 
 Do you want to handle double byte characterstic/foreign languages or do you want a tool that will create a foreign character.
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	|  Topic: DMBATCH | 
  
	| ash_sudp 
 Replies: 2
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 |  Forum: Other Technical Topics   Posted: Sat Aug 16, 2008 9:07 pm   Subject: DMBATCH | 
  
	| We use DM batch utility in our application. But what exactly are you looking for? | 
  
	|  Topic: Sending Email from Mainframe | 
  
	| ash_sudp 
 Replies: 6
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 |  Forum: Job Control Language(JCL)   Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 10:26 pm   Subject: Sending Email from Mainframe | 
  
	| SMTP on MF does not support group email address. It has no mode of expanding the group email address to get individual addressed. | 
  
	|  Topic: Skipping records after abend | 
  
	| ash_sudp 
 Replies: 1
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 |  Forum: Utilities   Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 10:23 pm   Subject: Skipping records after abend | 
  
	| * Use a checkpoint file that captures the count of the records processed. * In your COBOL program, you would always read the checkpoint file and start processing the record from where you left in cas ...
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	|  Topic: FTP set of PS files to PC | 
  
	| ash_sudp 
 Replies: 1
 Views: 1360
 
 |  Forum: Utilities   Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 10:09 pm   Subject: FTP set of PS files to PC | 
  
	| //PS090    EXEC PGM=FTP,REGION=0M, //         PARM='XXX.XXX.X.XXX (EXIT TIMEOUT 1440'
 //NETRC    DD DSN=your.datalib,
 //            DISP=SHR            ...
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	|  Topic: Mainframe Green Belt project on production support: | 
  
	| ash_sudp 
 Replies: 1
 Views: 2715
 
 |  Forum: Other Technical Topics   Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 3:16 pm   Subject: Mainframe Green Belt project on production support: | 
  
	| what kind of automation are you looking for? | 
  
	|  Topic: Find and replace character using Insync | 
  
	| ash_sudp 
 Replies: 9
 Views: 8107
 
 |  Forum: Job Control Language(JCL)   Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 5:51 am   Subject: Find and replace character using Insync | 
  
	| This could be done in a lot of ways. I find the below option a good one: Get the total occurance or the number of "~" in onw record. This could be done using a COBOL function. Once you have ...
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	|  Topic: File Parameters in COBOL | 
  
	| ash_sudp 
 Replies: 1
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 |  Forum: Application Programming   Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 4:04 am   Subject: File Parameters in COBOL | 
  
	| It can be done by read till EOF but it will be costly. To create a file in a program you can use GODYNAM utility or there are lots of other utility for this purpose. You can specify the file name and  ... | 
  
	|  Topic: PSB | 
  
	| ash_sudp 
 Replies: 7
 Views: 8325
 
 |  Forum: IMS   Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 4:16 am   Subject: PSB | 
  
	| Check if these are programs that are only batch or both batch and online. | 
  
	|  Topic: Optimize Job using Strobe report | 
  
	| ash_sudp 
 Replies: 8
 Views: 6861
 
 |  Forum: Job Control Language(JCL)   Posted: Sat Feb 17, 2007 3:06 am   Subject: Hi Aniscorp and Bithead | 
  
	| To know more on the VSAM on how they work, read below: 
 I/O performance:
 
 
 As CPU speed increases, the I/O response time (I/O Tr) is the determinant factor
 in the average transaction ...
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