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Avinash Sharma
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Joined: 16 Aug 2011 Posts: 5 Location: India
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Can anybody help me .. I need to transfer file from mainframe server to windows server. As far as I know we can use NDM and FTP both. I have the card for MVS2unix ..
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SIGNON ESF=YES
SUBMIT PROC=MVS2UNIX -
SNODE=fhp024c1 -
CASE=YES -
SNODEID=(m71520) -
&DATE=%SUBDATE3 -
&TIME=%SUBTIME -
HOLD=NO -
&NODE=PNODE -
&PAGEID=TAXIC -
&DSN1=TAXIC.CG80511A.RETURN.FILE(0) -
&DIR2=/ews/data/dm_marval/transfer -
&DSN2=TAXIC_CG80511A_MASS_SS_SUCCESS.&DATE.&TIME..TXT -
&DISP2=(rpl) -
&COMPRESS='COMPRESS EXT'
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Can anybody tell me for windows what i need to change in above card.. I submitted the same card thru job.. and I recieved the below error:-
SCIC006I Parse error detected in command string.
SCIC011I
Errored string record began ==> SUBMIT PROC=MVS2UNIX SNODE=TCPNAME=
E HOLD=NO &NODE=PNODE &PAGEID=TAXIA &DSN1=TAXIA.CG26511A.OUTPUT
SCIB007I COMMAND => SIGNOFF FORCED BY DMBATCH
SCIC000I Connect:Direct - RC=00000000 MSG=SVTA003I NODE=NDM.SWBTSTLH
SHORT TEXT => SVTA003I Interactive user has been logged off.
LONG TEXT => The interactive user has been logged off because the
system has been stopped, the user has signed off, the
maximum number of users specified in the C initiali
parameters has been exceeded, or the user profile has
deleted from the Authorization Data Set.
RESPONSE: The interactive user should SIGNOFF.
SYSTEM ACTION: None. |
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superk
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Joined: 26 Apr 2004 Posts: 4652 Location: Raleigh, NC, USA
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I don't see anything in particular. Could you post the output from your DMBATCH job step that shows that process source code being parsed and syntax-checked (the NDMCMDS DD output)? |
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Bill Woodger
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Joined: 09 Mar 2011 Posts: 7309 Location: Inside the Matrix
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Avinash Sharma wrote: |
[...] string.
SCIC011I
Errored string record began ==> SUBMIT PROC=MVS2UNIX SNODE=TCPNAME=
E HOLD=NO &NODE=PNODE &PAGEID=TAXIA &DSN1=TAXIA.CG26511A.OUTPUT
SCIB007I COMMAND => SIGNOFF FORCED BY DMBATCH
[...] |
How do the messages match to the card? For instance, TAXIC vs TAXIA? |
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Avinash Sharma
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Joined: 16 Aug 2011 Posts: 5 Location: India
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Please find the output of NDMCMDS
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10:56:44.68 SCANNING FOR CASE KEYWORD
10:56:44.68 LENGTH OF STRING: 16
10:56:44.68 STRING BEING SCANNED: SIGNON ESF=YES
10:56:44.68 SIGNON COMMAND FOUND
10:56:44.68 GLOBAL DEFAULT SAYS FOLD (CASE=NO)
10:56:44.69 CD/API VER.RLSE.MOD= 40,700 PUT LEVEL=4702
10:56:44.70 API NETMAP = SUPT.NDM.A1.NETMAP
10:56:44.92 RESETTING CASE FLAGS
10:56:44.93 SCANNING FOR CASE KEYWORD
10:56:44.93 LENGTH OF STRING: 80
10:56:44.93 STRING BEING SCANNED: SIGNOFF FORCED BY DMBATCH
10:56:44.93 GLOBAL DEFAULT SAYS FOLD (CASE=NO)
10:56:44.93 API NETMAP = SUPT.NDM.A1.NETMAP
10:56:44.96 RESETTING CASE FLAGS
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Avinash Sharma
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Joined: 16 Aug 2011 Posts: 5 Location: India
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How do the messages match to the card? For instance, TAXIC vs TAXIA?[/quote]
Bill TAXIC and TAXIA does n't have so much importance as the last alphabet is region specific.... |
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Avinash Sharma
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Joined: 16 Aug 2011 Posts: 5 Location: India
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Thanks Bill and Kevin for looking into it :-
FYI the card is --
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SIGNON ESF=YES
SUBMIT PROC=MVS2UNIX -
SNODE=TCPNAME=132.201.86.225 -
CASE=YES -
&DATE=%SUBDATE3 -
&TIME=%SUBTIME -
HOLD=NO -
&NODE=PNODE -
&PAGEID=TAXIA -
&DSN1=TAXIA.CG26511A.OUTPUT(0) -
&DIR2=D:\TAXI_PROD -
&DSN2=TAXIA_CG26511A_&DATE.&TIME..DAT -
&DISP2=(RPL) -
&COMPRESS='COMPRESS EXT'
SIGNOFF |
We have Mech ID and password for the system where we want to send the file.. I think we can include mech id and psword in it. Pls help in this regard. |
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Bill Woodger
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Avinash Sharma wrote: |
How do the messages match to the card? For instance, TAXIC vs TAXIA? |
Bill TAXIC and TAXIA does n't have so much importance as the last alphabet is region specific....[/quote]
Well I'd like to see the messages which match with the card, else we might be staring at something that works, whereas another bit doesn't, but we can't see that. |
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Avinash Sharma
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I think I have shown the messages of DMPRINT and NDMCMDS STEP. above .... The message which I showed yesterday was of DMPRINT step and is related to TAXIA. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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oh boy! another of these,
"I have done enough, now solve my problem" |
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Robert Sample
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The interactive user has been logged off because the
system has been stopped, the user has signed off, the
maximum number of users specified in the C initiali
parameters has been exceeded, or the user profile has
deleted from the Authorization Data Set. |
So, Avinash Sharma, have YOU checked:
- to see if the system was stopped?
- your user id was signed off?
- the maximum number of users of the software was exceeded?
- your user profile was deleted?
These are things we cannot check -- only someone AT YOUR SITE can do so. This is the type of problem that, if you did not start by asking your site support group for assistance, you are just wasting our time. The issue is related to your site and its use of the software, and hence the chances of us resolving the issue are slim indeed. If your site support group cannot help, talk to your coworkers or team leader as someone has probably seen this problem in the past. |
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dick scherrer
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Joined: 23 Nov 2006 Posts: 19244 Location: Inside the Matrix
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Hello,
Or look at one that works on your systems and make the necessary changes to your problem process.
This would probably include making changes on the mainframe and/or the remote. Things like permissions, file names, directories, etc. . . |
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