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Chintapalli plays host to painted storks

P. Sridhar CHINTAPALLI (Khammam Dist.), June 14, 2011
Chintapalli village is abuzz with the activity of painted storks camping in the village since early January, preparing their fledglings for a long migratory journey to their original habitat soon.
Hundreds of the migratory birds have made Chintapalli their habitat for their annual seasonal sojourn. The winged visitors, which have multiplied their population during their over five-month long stay in the village, have now embarked on the crucial task of enhancing the flight and hunting abilities of their fledglings.
A steady stream of visitors, including lens men, continues to pour into the village to capture a glimpse of the spectacular view of the colourful birds protecting their fledglings from sun and rain by stretching their wide wings in their nests atop tamarind trees. The view of baby birds taking a tentative flight while the parent birds hover above keeping a vigil their movements is a common sight in the village.
The sight of the birds, engaged in nurturing the crucial life skills of their young ones, is a pleasure for the villagers, especially children.
“We are fortunate enough to watch an important facet of the lifecycle of birds from close quarters and it's been a virtual life skills education experience for our children,” remarked M. Krishna Rao of the village. “These birds always remain vigilant and protect their fledglings from predators and the vagaries of nature,” he said.
Inspiration
“These birds are a source of inspiration for us to continue our journey undeterred by the obstacles,” he remarked. “There will be a huge vacuum after the departure of these feathered guests from our village next month,” said M. Mahesh despondently, a student of the local high school. The authorities should grow more tamarind trees in our village and create a safe atmosphere, free of poaching threat in the nearby water resources to attract more winged visitors next year, he added.
Keywords: panited storks, migration, Chintapalli, Khammam

DTCN Debug tool for Cics - set breakpoints, execute, save profiles

Useful Debug Tool Commands

Useful Debug Tool Commands:

Invoking DEbug Tool in CICS:
Using DTCN command on the CICS region, we can invoke the debug tool. DTCN is a tool used to specify when to activate debug tool for CICS programs.
We can specify the Program name(s), transaction IDS in the DTCN panel.

1)LIST Command- to display the value of a variable
Li var1

2) AUTO MONITOR ON- to Display the values of variables as the processing is going on.

3) WINDOW SIZE: To increase or decrease the window size

Type WINDOW SIZE on command line & place the cursor upto where you want to increase the size and Hit enter. Window size will be automatically increased/decreased upto the cursor point.

4) MONITOR LIST: To keep a variable in monitor list, it is just like a KEEP in Xpeditor
mo li var1
M line command is to add a variable to the monitor window. You can also use it like m1, m2 etc.

5) F2 - line by line execution

6) F9 - Break Point to Break point Execution

7) F10 - Debug in full screen mode


8) break points:
F6(AT/CLEAR)- Place the cursor on line number and press f6, break point will be set.
F9 - Break Point to Break point Execution
CLEAR AT - removes all the break points
CLEAR AT n1-n4, clears the break points thru line number n1 to n4

9)Line commands:
C(clear)- T o remove the variable from the monitor window, type c in the line command, it removes that variable.
If you want cleasr all the variable in the monitor type CLEAR MONITOR
H(hex) - to display the variabl ein Hex format

10)jump tO:
is used to change the control of the program. if the present execution is at 900 line and if you want to go back to 200. then type JUMP to 200. Control goes to 200 line.

11)Qualify Reset:
This is Just like F6 command in the xpeditor. Program execting at line 100 and you just scrolled thru the program to say 900 and if you want to come back to the line of execution . Just Type Qualify Reset and enter.

12)PLAYBACK ENABLE
This is to go back and see the already executed flow of the program. Eqivalent to xpeditor Monitor all command.
after you type PLAYBACK ENABLE, debug saves all the execution of the program. and If you want to goback and see the flow, just type
Play back start and press F2. it goes back lineby line

PLAYBACK STOP ends the paly back session.
PLAYBACK DISABLE - disables the recording


13)LIST CALLS:
it displays the subprogram information.

14)QUIT F3 to exit the debug tool
QUIT DEBUG- exits from the debug tool but program continues to execute

Click on bellow link for Webtraining on DTCN Tool :

DTCN

DTCN-link-for-web-training

mainframes references

Hi friends i suggest u refer follow up following website regarding any doubts on mainframes........

This is tutorials, it gives you basic idea on all modules of mainframes

http://www.mainframesguru.com/contentcatsList.php?s_parentCatId=2

IBM ipat test pattern

Hello friends,

I am krishna rao.i hav written the IBM ipat test....
it is a little bit tough but we can solve them with in time

Patter:
Two sections 20 questions each... total 40 questions 45 mintes each total of 90 minites....
each question carries 1 mark 2.15 min time....

section-1 -------total Number series easiest one.. we can find 3 or 4 tough qestions...

section-2 -------Aptitude toughest one..but we can solve the qestions...

you can sea some of the question bellow which i got in my EXAm....

Section--1

1) Q) 5,1,2,3,1,0,9,2,3,14,1,3.....?
A)

2) Q) 10,12,-36,-7,-5,15,19,21.....?
A) -63

3) Q) 175,94,188,124,376,327,1308.....?
A) 1272

4) Q) 3,2,1,4,5,1,0,6,3.....?
A) -2

5) Q) 1,3,3,2,8,10,3,4,12,4,8.....?
A)

6) Q) 1,3,1,2.5,5,1,4,5,4,8,7.....?
A) 9.5(might be correct)


and more...

Section---2

Q) Train 9 am departs. travels at 95km/hr has traveled if the train arrives at its destination at 11.05am.. total time taken to travel is?
A) 184..
Q) two admin were typing a 95 page report.if one admin type 8 and 5/10 times as many pages as other... how many pages are completed by faster admin?
A) 85

Don't tense......
ALL THE BEST.......
Bye.....
krishna(krishnarao0001@gmail.com)

for mainframes check it out the following links

hello friends check out following links.....

http://www.thocp.net/hardware/mainframe.htm

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i am krish.....na....
completed my BSc....
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