On Tue, 6 May 2014 13:14:50 -0500, Jon Butler wrote:
>I have a problem where I need to Edit/view source code to vet it for
>compliance to corporate standards. It may be COBOL, PL/I, etc. I have the
>following in one Exec
>
>ADDRESS ISPEXEC "VIEW DATASET ('"my_pdse_member"') MACRO(my_macro)
>
>and in my_macro, where I do the vetting, I have the following
>
>ADDRESS ISREDIT 'MACRO'
>
>I've tried "NUMOFF" "BOUNDS = 1,80" but the problem remains that the first six
>characters of the member I'm trying to edit are always blanked out. I'm
>guessing the VIEW/EDIT is using them to sequence its working dataset. Not too
>bad for COBOL source, but a bummer for PL/I or assembler.
>
>Any advice as to how I can get all 80 bytes of the source code?
>
Is it possible that you have a default PROFILE or initial MACRO that's
stepping on your code?
You might be able to turn much of this off by allocating ISPPROF to an
empty data set.
ISPF-L might be a better resource than IBM-MAIN for such questions.
-- gil
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