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Enrico-sorichetti Global Moderator Posts: 843 Joined: Wed Sep 11, 2013 3:57 pm Re: What could be the reason for S722 abend? Post by enrico-sorichetti » Wed Feb 14, 2024 1:30 pm googlin with ibm abend s722will return the links to the manuals with the expanationhint ...The S722 ABEND is specific to the SYSOUT limit.Receiving the ABEND722 indicates the SYSOUT limit was exceededspeak to your supporta large number of lines might be acceptable cheersenricoWhen I tell somebody to RTFM or STFW I usually have the page open in another tab/window of my browser,so that I am sure that the information requested can be reached with a very small effort Inmanrep New Member Posts: 1 Joined: Thu Feb 15, 2024 1:42 am Re: What could be the reason for S722 abend? Post by Inmanrep » Thu Feb 15, 2024 11:56 am Have you considered checking the IBM manuals for an explanation of the S722 abend, as it seems to be specific to the SYSOUT limit, and reaching out to your support for assistance, especially if the SYSOUT limit was exceeded due to a large number of lines? Bobbie V New Member Posts: 8 Joined: Wed Feb 17, 2016 9:36 am Re: What could be the reason for S722 abend? Post by Bobbie V » Thu Feb 15, 2024 12:47 pm enrico-sorichetti wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 1:30 pmgooglin with ibm abend s722will return the links to the manuals with the expanationhint ...The S722 ABEND is specific to the SYSOUT limit.Receiving the ABEND722

In addition, in their campaign to upgrade every reality, the Cybermen of the Cyber-Mainframe established footholds in many different parallel universes and alternate timelines via the use of dimension bridge technology, which were translocated to "many" universes, and waited for these to be used by individuals within these universes so that the Cybermen could form dimension bridges into these realities and commence dimension seeding in them. (AUDIO: Code Silver)Sometime prior to their attempted invasion of N-Space, these Cybermen managed to conquer a parallel Earth resembling that of the Earth of N-Space during the early 21st century, their invasion reducing the planet to a desert-like landscape littered with the ruins of various towns and cities. Notably, the Cybermen did not convert the humans of this Earth, instead installing them into pods designed to harvest the electricity generated by their bodies and transmit it through the Cyber-Mainframe to assist in powering every Cyberman and piece of Cyber-Technology connected to the Mainframe. The Cybermen stored these humans in gigantic underground caverns underneath the ruins of the old towns and cities, such as underneath this Earth's Piccadilly Circus. (AUDIO: Telepresence, Code Silver)Other universesIn one universe created by the Quantum Archangel in which the Third Doctor's exile on Earth never ended, a Cyberman BattlePhalanx attacked Earth in 1989, but was stopped by the Doctor. In 2010, the Cybermen returned to Earth and the Doctor - sick and tired of being stuck on one planet for so long - willingly offered himself up for conversion. He led a devastating invasion of Earth.In another universe created by the Quantum Archangel, in which the Sixth Doctor led the Time Lords in the War against the Enemy, the Cyberlords were the Time Lords' greatest ally, until history was altered so that they were not. (PROSE: The Quantum Archangel)The CyberHost

The government.IBM unveiled their most recent mainframe system, the IBM z16, in April 2022, which had an on-chip artificial intelligence (AI) accelerator and a new CPU, giving mainframes a fresh lease on life.What do mainframes do?Mainframes carry out three essential tasks. Let’s understand each one in detail. Act as a data warehouse orchestration system: Every computer has a hard drive for long-term data storage, but mainframe systems store the entire data as an application inside themselves. When remote users with linked terminals attempt to log in, the mainframe grants all remote terminals access to their files and applications.Help enforce authentication and access permissions: Storing data and software files on a single mainframe system may increase efficiency, but it may also jeopardize data security. In mainframe systems, administrators have control over programs and data. They can also determine the individuals who have access. Therefore, mainframes may serve as firewalls against intruder attacks.Allocate processor time and resources: Mainframe systems can divide a finite amount of processing power among all concurrently logged-in users. Consequently, the mainframe determines which types of priority correlate to which types of users. The mainframe administrator has the authority to determine these priorities and allot processor resources.See More: What Is Web Real-Time Communication (WebRTC)? Definition, Design, Importance, and Examples Features of a Mainframe ComputerA mainframe computer offers the following features.Features of a Mainframe Computer 1. Presence of two processorsThere are two types of processors in mainframe computers: the primary processor and the system assistance processor, or SAP. The latter doesn’t process data but transfers it from one location to another as quickly as possible. Each CPU may contain up to seven to ten specifically-built and constructed cores for increased throughput.2. Multiple input/output (I/O) cardsEach mainframe may contain as many as 160 I/O cards because they are designed for redundancy.