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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 09:45:49 EST
From:         Bruce Anderson II <OSBA2@EMUVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Close VSAM files from batch

On Tue, 26 Jan 1993 07:48:34 EST C. Schlosser said:
>Helen,
>   I MAY have the source for an Assembler module that issues the equivalent
>of a CEMT Close/Open in batch...CICS/MVS 2.1.2.  If not, I'll try to get it.
>    Connie
>

   I would also be interested in your equivalent assembler code.
   We are CICS 2.1.2.  We have settled into the habit of closing files
   as a matter of course, which isn't always harmonious with user's
   needs.  But "lack of funds" always slows down commercial alternatives.

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From:         "C. Schlosser" <CSCHLOSS@CFRVM.BITNET>
Subject:      cICS to AS400 via TCPIP

    I experienced the same problem in another shop (on CICS 2.1.2) and it was
the LOGMODE in the TCT. The same thing gave us problems trying to print to our
remote printers from a CICS transaction, however we could get it to work
locally...that was not only a bad TCT, but the printers had been set up in the
wrong mode on their end (they could emulate several types of terminals on
their hardware configuration menu). Some terminals also have internal hardware
configuration menus...
   Good Luck.
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From:         "C. Schlosser" <CSCHLOSS@CFRVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Close VSAM files from batch

Helen,
   I MAY have the source for an Assembler module that issues the equivalent
of a CEMT Close/Open in batch...CICS/MVS 2.1.2.  If not, I'll try to get it.
    Connie
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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 08:51:30 CST
From:         Nancy Reeves <NREEVES@TWSUVM.UC.TWSU.EDU>
Subject:      re: close VSAM files from batch
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We use an inexpensive product: IPCP from SDS (Inter-Program Command Processor?
from Software Diversified Services). You can open, close, enable, disable
files, DL/I databases, programs, transactions, switch journals and dump
datasets, and issue any CEMT command. We'd be lost without it.
   Their phone number is (800) 443-6183

Oh, we are a VSE (/VM) shop. I don't know if they have anything for MVS.

Nancy Reeves
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Technical Support Analyst        bitnet: nreeves@twsuvm
Wichita State University         internet: nreeves@twsuvm.uc.twsu.edu
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 14:07:25 CST
From:         Helen Havener <HHHM10@SDNET.BITNET>
Subject:      Close VSAM files from batch

We have an application program using VSAM files running under CICS 2.1.2.
At night batch processing against these VSAM files requires our operators
to close and reopen these files.  Our users would like to be able to open
and close these files in their batch jobs.  What products are available
that will accomplish this?  Is there a way to do it using CICS command level
programming?  Thank you for your help.
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From:         "C. Schlosser" <CSCHLOSS@CFRVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Close VSAM files from batch

I called and smoozed my favorite systems programmer, and he is getting me a
listing of the program (I was a very MINOR contributor). It may take awhile to
arrange a "hand-off", but (if you can wait) the price is right (free).
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From:         Gary Garland Gregory - Systems Programmer III
              <SGGGG@TTUVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      writing to master console

      Texas Tech University - P.O. Box 43051
      Lubbock, Texas 79401  - (806) 742-1016
I just finished writing an assembler command-level program using the
DFHMSG and DFHWTO macros. There are several good examples in the CICS
source library (DFHSIP, DFHJCJFP, etc).

If you would like a copy of my program, please respond privately.

Hope this helps.

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Date:         Thu, 28 Jan 1993 10:37:00 EST
From:         Tom.Ruggiero@MVS.UDEL.EDU
Subject:      CICS sockets security exit?
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Has anyone successfully written or does anyone know of a sample of
the CICS sockets security exit (EZACICSE)? If not, does anybody know
of any detailed documentation concerning the exit? The IBM manual
"Sockets Interface for CICS" (GC31-7015) gives very little insight
into the inner workings of the exit.

Thanks.

Tom Ruggiero
University of Delaware
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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 09:38:00 EST
From:         Mike.Porter@MVS.UDEL.EDU
Subject:      Re: Close VSAM files from batch
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Hi,

This can be done by sending MVS MODIFY commands to the region
using the MGCR MACRO (which is documented as being able to only
send START commands, but in fact you can send any operator
command, or at least any I've every tried.)

We have a program written in SAS/C that will do this.

Is this what the McKinney software does, or is it more
sophisticated?

Mike
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On Mon, 25 Jan 1993 14:07:25 CST, CICS Discussion List <CICSxL@VM1.CC.UAKRON.EDU
> We have an application program using VSAM files running under CICS 2.1.2.
> At night batch processing against these VSAM files requires our operators
> to close and reopen these files.  Our users would like to be able to open
> and close these files in their batch jobs.  What products are available
> that will accomplish this?  Is there a way to do it using CICS command level
> programming?  Thank you for your help.
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 10:17:58 CST
From:         John Wm Province <JWP518W@SMSVMA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: cICS to AS400 via TCPIP

On Mon, 25 Jan 1993 09:14:00 CST Larry Ludwig 753-1875 (NIU 815) said:
>I am trying to access CICS from an AS400 via TCPIP.  If I include
>the CICS QUERY feature in my terminal definition I do not receive
>my logon screen and therefore cannot establish a connection
>between CICS and terminals on the AS400.  If I remove the QUERY
>feature, the connection is made.  The QUERY feature is used
>successfully by all other terminals accessing CICS via TCPIP.
>My CICS level is 2.1.2.  I don't know the level of either TCPIP
>but if it's important I'll ask.  Has anyone else had this problem?
>Suggestions?
>
>Larry Ludwig
>CICS System Programmer
>Northern Illinois University
>
>A01LRL2@NIU
========================================================================
On your system console (MVS or VSE) you should be getting some sense codes
that will help resolving the problem.  I'm sure you have looked at them,
but you might include this in your problem description.  I'm also assuming
that all your AS/400 sessions fail, but non-AS/400 terminals work.

I'm very new to Vtam (VSE flavor) and had a few glitches on our conversion;
one of which was similar to yours (some VM terminals were not connecting).
My problem was that my physical terminal was a bit different than how I
defined it in the TCTTE entry.  Actually, even the control unit type can
also affect this.  By taking the log mode definition out of the entry
and using LOGMODE=0 in the TCTTE, it solved my non-connect problem.  Your
QUERY may be identifing your terminal different than how you have it hard-
coded in CICS.  Doing this, though, means you need to have the LOGMODE
(or it's equivalent) defined in the AS/400 somewhere - I would assume.
in fact it may be that your definition in the AS/400 differs from the
results of the QUERY.  One thing I have found out with VTAM is that if
you do not have a perfect fit on the terminal definition, that VTAM just
doesn't want to establish a session.

Please bear in mind that this guess and 50 cents will get you a cup of
coffee........ maybe.

John Wm Province
Southwest Mo State Univ
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Date:         Wed, 27 Jan 1993 09:19:16 MST
From:         Suzanne Byrl Gibson <sbgibson@ACS.UCALGARY.CA>
Subject:      Re: "optimo maximo"
              Svilp

I have a hallucination of seeing the indomitable D.O.M. on a
bottle of benedictine.

In Benedictine veritas.

Yours for the institution of a pig latin list,

Suzanne Gibson
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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 16:20:17 -0600
From:         CLARKE@SASK.USASK.CA
Subject:      Re: latin and the 'net

It seems most likely to me that D.O.M.S. be read Deo Optimo Maximo
Salvatori, "To Almighty God the Saviour"

Garth Clarke
University of Saskatchewan
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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 20:22:09 CST
From:         ENCOPE@LSUVM.BITNET
Subject:      SCSECS programs Progressing through Postal Limbo

For those of you who have been kind enough to inquire, I would like to
report that the programs for the SCSECS meeting have been mailed to all
members and also to those who have signed on for the program but who have
yet to join officially.  The program and registration packets entered United
State Postal Service bulk mail on January 8.  They are presently in a kind
of secular, cybernetic limbo, somewhere between the infernal fires of
production and the paradise of receipt in your congenial homes.  I have little
doubt that Robin Postman will deliver the SCSECS bundle before long!  America
is on the move, and the SCSECS programs are rushing to keep up.  Thank you
all for your patience!  Write to your postperson and urge the acceleration
of bulk mail delivery!  Cheers,  KEVIN L. COPE, SCSECS PRESIDENT
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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 21:19:48 MST
From:         Janis Ernest Svilpis <jsvilpis@ACS.UCALGARY.CA>
Subject:      "optimo maximo"
              Chris

Graham Wolff Christian's reservations may be well founded, since,
as he says,
>
> I am not yet convinced, since "optimo maximo" has always seemed a formula more
> typical of the ancient world than the Christian neo-Latin world, but let us al
> take it under advisement.
>

Still, this is the formula used by Alexander Pope in "The
Universal Prayer Deo Opt. Max."  Is this a touch of classicizing
deism, or is Pope's usage connected to a Catholic tradition?  My
own upbringing was Lutheran, so the second clause of my question
may simply identify a particularly deep trench in my private
ocean of ignorance, but I have a recollection (hallucination?) of
having seen "D.O.M." in more than one Catholic text.

Janis
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 12:29:03 EST
From:         Randy Kloko <rkk@MAIL.LIB.DUKE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Heinrichs Abenteuer

          I wasn't thinking of orthographical variations;  I accepted
          those as a matter of course.  I was struck more by the style
          of the piece, and the comedic pacing, which seemed more
          modern I've seen so far in the other 18th century items that
          have crossed my desk.  Since this number is relatively
          small, my question to those of you with more experience is
          still, "Is this piece unusually good for its kind, or merely
          typical?"  In other words, is it worth the effort to find
          out who wrote this, or am I letting my own predilection for
          lowlife farce and parody get the best of me?

          Thanks again,
          Randy Kloko
          Duke U.
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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 09:52:15 EST
From:         Anna Creese <AECREESE@PUCC.BITNET>
Subject:      latin and the 'net

I for one would be interested in a neo-Latin network, although, as a 17th
specialist, I would like to see it reach out farther than just the 18th.
And since there seem to be a few people out there with an interest in such
things, a query:

Does anyone know what the first line of this inscription means?

    D.O.M.S.
     H.S.E.

This is from a tombstone from 1680, German.  The second line means "Hic
Sepulta Est."  It has been suggested that the first line is "Dominus Omnium
Magister [something]" with the something being "sapientiae" perhaps...

I would be glad to hear if someone recognized the abbreviation, however

Thanks in advance

Anna Creese (aecreese@pucc.princeton.edu)
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Date:         Sun, 24 Jan 1993 22:14:14 +0000
From:         Don Westblade <Don.Westblade@AC.HILLSDALE.EDU>
Subject:      Nochmals Ritter Heinrich

My colleague, Terry Reisch, offers some additional suggestions
for Randy Kloko:
========================================================

There are two books that might yield more information on a
poet in Ulm published in the Wagner Verlag in 1775 with the
initials H. C. G.:

Schmitt, Elmar.  Leben im 18. Jahrhundert:  Herrschaft,
    Gesellschaft, kultur, Religion, Wirtschaft:  dokumentiert
    und dargestellt anhand von Akzidenzdrucken der Wagnerschen
    Druckerei in Ulm.  (Konstanz:  Rosgarten), 1987.
    (ISBN 3876851181)

Weyermann, Albrecht.  Nachrichten von Gelehrten,
    Kunstlern und andern merkw rdigen Personen aus Ulm;
    herausgegeben von Albrecht Weyermann.
    (Ulm:  Christian Ulrich Wagner), 1798.
    (DD491.U4 W4)
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Don Westblade
Hillsdale College
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 21:34:37 -0500
From:         BCJ@PSUVM.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Latin on the networks?

It seems unlikely that we'd be able to attract a sufficient number of people to
set up an 18th-century Latin list -- but a LAtin in all ages list, probably;
a neoLatin (medieval-18th century) list, perhaps. I'm still waiting to hear
whether there is any interest from C18-L, Ficino (where the ubiquitous Germaine
Warkentin kindly crossposted the note...  What would we do on Latin-L?  Trade
tags?  Help novice Latinist (like myself) avoid howlers in translations?  Chat
in Latin?  Talk about teaching/learning the language?  Talk about Johnson's
Latin verse?

Awaiting the flood of replies
Kevin Berland
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From:         Leland Peterson <LDP100F@ODUVM.CC.ODU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Cogitas...
              21 Jan 1993 11:35:03 -0500 from
              <BCJ%PSUVM.BitNet@pucc.PRINCETON.EDU>

Kevin:  Yes, I would be interested in a Classical Influences in the 18th
Century or just plain Latin in the Eighteenth Century.  Would this interest
a sufficient number of patrons to qualify?
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From:         Catherine Labio <catherine_labio@OFFCAMPUS.REED.EDU>
Subject:      Re: klopstock - Kant

        Reply to:   RE>klopstock - Kant
After a little more checking, here is an actual answer to your query:

The "source" for Klopstock's Fruehlingsfeyer has been traced to  J.A. Lambert's
Lettres cosmologiques sur l'organisation de l'univers (1761)  and Bode's
Anleitung zur Kenntnis des gestirnten Himmels (1768) by Helene Tuzet, Le Cosmos
et l'imagination, 2nd ed., Paris: Jose Corti, 1988, p. 111-12.  (see all of
part I, ch. XI).

The problem is that the first version of the poem dates back to 1759, i.e.,
before the 2 "sources".  I guess a closer look at Tuzet's book should help
clear the discrepancy.

This should help.

Catherine Labio
From: GRAHAM@HARVARDA.BITNET (Graham Wolff Christian)
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If you already know that H.S.E. stands for "hic sepulta est," I think it highly
unlikely that D.O.M.S. stands for "Dominus..." anything. "Here lies [noun of
feminine gender]..." I will ponder further, but it seems to me that D. must
stand for Deo and S. for sacra, so that the whole will read, "Here lies one
woman? noun of feminine gender, i.e. poeta?]" sacred to God..." What O. and M.
represent is another question, though the same logic tells me that they must
stand for a noun w/ adjective or other descriptive phrase relevant either to
Deo or the one sepulta.
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 11:07:17 EST
From:         Graham Wolff Christian <GRAHAM@HARVARDA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Heinrichs Abenteuer
              23 Jan 1993 16:12:54 +0000 from <Don.Westblade@AC.HILLSDALE.EDU>

The world is very small indeed. I myself performed preliminary cataloging on
the piece in question, and while I don't have a vivid memory of the piece itsel
f (one of more than a thousand funeral & other sermons in the project), I can
tell you that orthographical variations on received versions of German words
and place-names is very common indeed.
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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 18:22:09 EST
From:         Graham Wolff Christian <GRAHAM@HARVARDA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: latin and the 'net
              26 Jan 1993 16:20:17 -0600 from <CLARKE@SASK.USASK.CA>

I am not yet convinced, since "optimo maximo" has always seemed a formula more
typical of the ancient world than the Christian neo-Latin world, but let us all
take it under advisement.
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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 12:25:41 EST
From:         Gary Livingston Hewitt <glhewitt@PHOENIX.PRINCETON.EDU>
Subject:      Re: handwriting
              4:04pm)

There is an interesting article by Michael Zuckerman in the _South_
Carolina_Historical_Magazine entitled "Penmanship Exercises for Saucy
Sons," about a tutor's choices of penmanship exercises for his students
on a 18th-century South Carolina plantation.  I don't have the cite
off-hand, but I think it was within the last 5 years or so.  It's about
male rather than female education, but it might also have some cites
within it.
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Date:         Sat, 23 Jan 1993 16:12:54 +0000
From:         Don Westblade <Don.Westblade@AC.HILLSDALE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Heinrichs Abenteuer

[und soll es vielleicht "Ritter Heinrichs *und Theodors
ausgezeichnetes* Ebentheuer" heissen?  : - )  sorry ]

My colleague in the German Department and Internet surfer
extraordinaire, Terry Reisch, has managed to find the
following reference in response to last evening's query
from Randy Kloko.  The author remains uncited, but it may
still be a lead to pursue.   Terry Reisch's memo follows:
======================================================

you might want to send this (from Harvard's library) along to the list:

       TITLE: [Epithalamia for Johann Heinrich Prieser
                  and Franziska Catharina Busch.]
     PUB. INFO: Ulm : [Wagner?], 1775.
   DESCRIPTION: 3 vol. (8 p. each) ; 25 cm. (fol.)
      CONTENTS: Ritter Heinrichs Ebentheuer an Heren
                       Rathskonsulenten Prieser --
                  Ein Traumgesich an der Hochzeittafel ... /
                  von der verbundenen H. C. G. in reimen erzahlt
                  -- Gefuhle am Vermahlungsfeste des Herrn
                  Konsulenten D. Priesers mit jungser Franziska
                  Catharina Buschin ...

      SUBJECTS: *S1 Prieser, Johann Heinrich, d. 1801.
                       *S2 Busch, Franziska Catharina.
                       *S3 Epithalamia.

      LOCATION: Andover-Harv. Theol: R.B.R. Leichpr. Tracts Box 25

P. S.
"Ebentheuer" is a viable (albeit little used) variant of
"Abentheuer".  Although my dialectology is a bit rusty,
it seems to be Schw
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Don Westblade
Dept of Philosophy & Religion
Hillsdale College
Hillsdale, MI
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From:         ROLAND HALL <RH1@VAXB.YORK.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: latin and the 'net

Surely D.O.M. is Deus Optimus Maximus.
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