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In article <9009241831.AA26211@lilac.berkeley.edu> William Joyce 914-633-2646
        <JOYCE%IONAACAD.BITNET@lilac.berkeley.edu> writes:
:Has anyone had any experience enabling VSE/SP running native on a processor
:(using VTAM) to communicate with VM/PASSTHRU on a another processor over a
:3088 channel-to-channel adapter. VSE/VTAM supports Bisync communications and
:PASSTHRU can emulate a remote 3274 controller, but I don't know if I'm trying
:to do the impossible by attempting to have them communicate over a CTCA.
:
:Bill Joyce
:Systems Programmer
:Iona College


CTCA is one of the most common ways to run Passthru.  In systems where
multiple OS's (like VM and MVS) share the CPU,  a Virtual Channel to
Channel Adaptor is the preferred connection.  It should all be in your
documentation.  Your challenge,  of course,  is to find it in the six
foot tall stack of manuals.  Hey IBM,  ever hear of hypertext?
CD-ROM?
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Dan Mercer
Reply-To: mercer@npdiss1.StPaul.NCR.COM (Dan Mercer)
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