> Perhaps this would involve one of the more complicated usages of SPEC that
> Mike alluded to?
No, that works with the COUNT option of JUXTAPOSE, but you'd have
to set the .0 entry too (I would probably write the .0 entry with
each of them, like this:
spec ,/, 1 w6 n ,., n 1.10 strip n ,/, n 1
Flipping through the manuals, and testing it, that does seem to be easy enough.
But rather than the number of entries per volume (Word1) , prepending the
number of entries per subpool (Word6) would require...
Well, I imagine after the JUXTAPOSE (so the Volser and Device-type are now
part of
> Juxtapose. Beautiful!
>
> After that bit of processing, I'm left with records containing 6
> space-delineated words.
>
> Is it even possible to have PIPE append the record into a STEM where the
> stem's name is Word6 in the record?
Look at VARSET for that. Basically you create records that ca
Juxtapose. Beautiful!
After that bit of processing, I'm left with records containing 6
space-delineated words.
Is it even possible to have PIPE append the record into a STEM where the stem's
name is Word6 in the record?
--Shawn S.
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The reason your approach did not work is that REXX substitutes the variable
before the PIPE command is issued. CMS Pipelines does not know there even
was a variable in your program.
As Mike points out, JUXTAPOSE is the way to do this with a multi-steam pipe.
PIPE (end \)
...
| v: find *VOL
You could code some complicated conditionals and use counters in Specs, but
much simpler: look into JUXTAPOSE.
--
Mike Harding
z/VM System Support
/sp
CMSTSO Pipelines Discussion List wrote on
09/22/2016 07:47:03 AM:
> From: "Stanislawski, Shawn (National VM Capability)"
> To: CMS-PIPELINES@V
I'm sure this has to be a very easy question, but unfortunately I'm still
struggling with it.
How can I turn this file (Original) :
"
*VOLUME: AA1A11 TYPE: 3390 UTILIZATION: 99%
*FREE* 2 54 55 *FREE* POOLA
*FREE* 2 194195
