In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on
10/07/2005
at 03:50 PM, Scott McFall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>>I wrote the set of macros below which generate a linked list for a control
>>block module a month back, and now I am adding more userids. I hit a limit
>>that I didn't realize:
>>
>>xx DC C'THIS MUST BE 256 BYTES OR LESS'
First, I suggest that you pass the list to your macro as a list rather
than as a text string, e.g.,
$GRP TEST,USERS=(T045022,T046726,T047542,T056131,T056313,T057345,
T093897,T094643,T095122,T095507,T095556,T096058,
T096148,T096199,T096255,T096518,T097282,T097579,
T097617,T097623,T098914,T099268,T099301,T100052)
Second, I suggest that you generate a separate DC CL7[1] for each
userid.
Third, plant an EQU with a generated label after the last DC.
$GRP DC AL2(DCEND12345-*-2)
DC CL7'T045022'
...
DC CL7'T100052'
DCEND12345 EQU *
[1] CL8 is they aren't TSO userids.
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