The may be a better way, but when I did it I did it like this:
<snip>
"CP SMSG RSCS (ML."signature") QUERY FILES ON" printer "SHOW ID",
"FROMUSER FILENAME FILETYPE CLASS STATUS RECORDS RECSDONE FORM"
</snip>
...
<snip>
/**********************************************************************/
/* Receive the response from RSCS. */
/**********************************************************************/
wait = "00:00:25"
message_number = "0000"
do forever
seconds1 = time(seconds)
"WAKEUP +"wait "(IUCVMSG QUIET"
if rc = 2 | rc = 6 then leave
seconds2 = time(seconds)
new_wait = seconds2 - seconds1 + 5
wait = "00:00:"||right(new_wait,2,0)
parse pull . . . message_number message_line . m_sig mtype,
message_text
if m_sig ¬= signature then iterate
message_line = strip(message_line,l,0)
if mtype = "H1" | left(message_text,5) == " Link" then
message_text = delstr(message_text,1,1)
if message_number = "0001" then leave
else do
recs = recs + 1
line.recs = message_text
end
end
</snip>
Peter
-----Original Message-----
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:ib...@listserv.uark.edu] On Behalf
Of Wandschneider, Scott
Sent: March 23, 2009 12:54
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: RSCS Query
I would like to issue an RSCS QUERY LINKS and "queue" the results so I can spin
through the response looking for information. Here is a snippet from an
experimental REXX EXEC. The results from the query are displayed back at my
terminal and the @HowMany variable is always zero. Any ideas?
Check_Links:
'pipe cp smsg RSCS query links | stem @Rec. '
@HowMany = @Rec.0
Say "HowMany" @HowMany
Do x = 1 to @HowMany
.
.
.
End /* DO */
Scott R Wandschneider
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