Maybe you need to use x'15' (the linend character) instead and also SET D8ONECMD OFF ?
On 5/7/07, Ian S. Worthington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Mike -- Yep, I'm aware of that. It was I who changed it for this machine because using "#" caused other (more frequent) problems. Using ";" at least is compatible with TSO, and I'd never known it give problems. I'd rather not have to retrain the folks who use it: we had enough problems getting them accustomed to ";" I'm pretty sure the its going in ok: the same exec that sets "`" as the escape also prefixes the semicolon, so if its different, its the same difference. When I issue it from the command line it's fine: A ;B -- invokes two execs A and B A `;B -- invokes the exec A passing ;B as an argument I'm not familiar with the diag() interface though. Could that be causing problems? ian ...
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