hey guys i'm into ITIS testing support and i keep coming across vaious environments in the mainframe server we use.... and every environment has so many streams..... so my question is what is a stream......
my colleagues reply: it is where the dropzone libraries reside....
is this correct or there any other simpler explanations....
do clarify me!!!!!!!!!
what is a stream?
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what is a stream?
by prabu_cts » Thu Jun 10, 2010 9:30 pm
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Re: what is a stream?
by Robert Sample » Thu Jun 10, 2010 11:24 pm
I have not heard of the term "stream" in reference to a mainframe before, except for highly specialized cases such as FTP mode. It sounds like you are talking about address spaces or some other mainframe concept that is not referred to as "stream" by mainframe people. Can you identify just what a "stream" consists of?
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Re: what is a stream?
by dick scherrer » Fri Jun 11, 2010 1:04 am
Hello,
As Robert mentioned, this is not a common mainframe term.
Might this be a "jobstream"?
How are these identified? How do you look at one?and every environment has so many streams
As Robert mentioned, this is not a common mainframe term.
Might this be a "jobstream"?
Hope this helps,
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