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Episode 1 “A Luta Continua” (“The Struggle Continues”)
Here are the show notes for Episode 1 “A Luta Continua” (“The Struggle Continues”).
Mainframe
Our “Mainframe” topic is about the new z/OS V2.2 ISPF 3.17 Mount Table enhancement. To try it out on z/OS V2.2: ISPF 3.17, then File_Systems pull down, then the new options are #1 or #2. Type “x” for toggling between expanding and contracting. Use the Help pulldown for more commands available.
Performance
Our “Performance” topic is about long term page fixing DB2 buffer pools, and a related question: Whether to use 1MB pages.
Topics
Under “Topics” we discussed Markdown, a very easy way of creating formatted text. (In fact these notes were written in Markdown using a plain text editor on Linux.) Not that we are heavy users of Android apps there are apparently plenty of Markdown tools there too. See here. Martin briefly mentioned the possibility of driving Python’s Markdown processor Python Markdown on z/OS using Jython (which is Python interpreted using Java).
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Contacting Us
You can reach Marna on Twitter as mwalle and by email. You can reach Martin on Twitter as martinpacker and by email. Or you can leave a comment below.
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By Marna WalleHere are the show notes for Episode 1 “A Luta Continua” (“The Struggle Continues”).
Mainframe
Our “Mainframe” topic is about the new z/OS V2.2 ISPF 3.17 Mount Table enhancement. To try it out on z/OS V2.2: ISPF 3.17, then File_Systems pull down, then the new options are #1 or #2. Type “x” for toggling between expanding and contracting. Use the Help pulldown for more commands available.
Performance
Our “Performance” topic is about long term page fixing DB2 buffer pools, and a related question: Whether to use 1MB pages.
Topics
Under “Topics” we discussed Markdown, a very easy way of creating formatted text. (In fact these notes were written in Markdown using a plain text editor on Linux.) Not that we are heavy users of Android apps there are apparently plenty of Markdown tools there too. See here. Martin briefly mentioned the possibility of driving Python’s Markdown processor Python Markdown on z/OS using Jython (which is Python interpreted using Java).
From The Blog
Contacting Us
You can reach Marna on Twitter as mwalle and by email. You can reach Martin on Twitter as martinpacker and by email. Or you can leave a comment below.