At 15:40 -0500 on 02/09/2013, John Gilmore wrote about Re: DSPSERV
with SCOPE=?:
The obvious question is that of the binding time of this requirement.
My scheme is useful at assembly time; Robert Rosenberg's is useful at
execution time.
John Gilmore, Ashland, MA 01721 - USA
Mine, obviously,
At 15:53 + on 02/09/2013, esst...@juno.com wrote about DSPSERV
with SCOPE=?:
I would like to develope a single routine which is passed
parameters, but the SCOPE= parameter does not seem to allow a
parameter to be passed.
For Example:
DSPSERV CREATE,
NAME=DSP_NAME,
You can use a character set symbols in open code for this purpose, as in
|&scopea(1) setc 'single','all','common'--supported-values array
|&scopesub seta . . . --1|2|3
|&scopevar setc '&scopea(&scopesub)'
|DSPSERV CREATE,
| NAME=DSP_NAME,
| SCOP
When creating a dataspace I want to know if there are any recommendations for
making the SCOPE=SINGLE|ALL|COMMON a variable.
I would like to develope a single routine which is passed parameters, but the
SCOPE= parameter does not seem to allow a parameter to be passed.
For Example:
DSPSE
