variable, but there is nothing to pick it up
and put it into the pipe.
On Thu, 21 Dec 2017 at 18:00, Gentry, Steve <
steve.gen...@westernsouthernlife.com> wrote:
> I'm not understanding something.
> Why does this work: GLOBALV SELECT SQL/DS LIST
>
> And this doesn't
> You can do things with "command" like this:
> 'PIPE command GLOBALV SELECT $$RDRLIS STACK RDATETYP | append stack
| ...'
>
> If you write a REXX filter, the value() function may be useful to do
> what you need.
>
> Rob
>
>
> On 21 December 2
Hi. Is it possible to issue the GLOBALV command from pipes? Or is there a
STAGE to retrieve the info?
I've tried a number of combination of commands with no luck. Those include "|
CMS GLOBALV . . . ." , "| CP GLOBALV . . . ." , "| COMMAND GLOBALV . . . . "
and a couple of things with S
Just tried again from the a command line. The '#' (w/o quotes) might be
causing the problem. CP is interpreting it as an end of line and I'm guessing
the 0 (zero) doesn't get prefixed with the '#'
Steve
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It works for me in an EXEC as well. I get similar errors when I run it from
the command line.
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S
Does anyone have a REXX program and/or a PIPE that will output XML pretty
print, that they can share?
Thanks,
Steve
I need to put leading zeroes into a number field. Can I do that with SPEC ?
For example:
specs w1 1 w2 7 w3 11 w4 16.6 right w5 23.6 right w6 nw
W4 starts out as 1,3,5,11,44, 123 and so on.
The output I'd like to see is 01 03 05 11 44 000123
Thanks,
Steve
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Subject: Re: pipe stage max record length
CMS does not let you. The file on disk is just storage. You should be able to
'block cms4' and remember to unblock when you use the data.
Rob van der Heij
z/VM Development
Gentry, Steve --- [CMS-PIPELINES] pipe stage max rec
I received the following error message:
FPLDBK078E Record Length 77409 is too much.
So I did some experimenting and I suspect the max record length for a stage is
64k.
Is there a way to increase this max record length? Splitting the large record
into smaller records is not an option.
I'm running
Paul Gilmartin
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Subject: Re: the STACK stage
On 2016-06-24, at 08:19, Gentry, Steve wrote:
> I'm not getting the results I'd expect when STACK is the first in a pipeline.
> What I thought would happen is the entire S
Functioning as designed. 8-)
Thanks,
Rob
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> I'm not getting the re
I'm not getting the results I'd expect when STACK is the first in a pipeline.
What I thought would happen is the entire STACK is read into the stream and
then proceed onto the next stage. This is not happening. Here is my code:
'PIPE stack' ,
'| take 1' ,
'| spec 33.8 1' ,
'| var EXP
Could you give more detail on how you would schedule this event? If you're
using a scheduler product of some kind, a good scheduler would update the
status as to whether or not an event was run (and a few other things). So,
turning the clock back, an hour in your example, wouldn't be a problem
I'm trying to suppress the output from the following code examples.
Example 1: I use the HOLE stage
RelList='C E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R T U'
'pipe var RelList' ,
'| split ' ,
'| spec /RELEASE/ 1 W1 nw /(detach/ nw' ,
'| CMS' ,
'| HOLE'
Example 2: I remove the HOLE s
I had a similar need this week. So thanks for asking Vincent. My data was in
the format of
004239,110392,"Vincent, James S.",1-614-249-5547
Only those fields that have a comma within are surrounded by double quotes. I
wish it would have been like Rich had suggested - it would have been
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> On 2015-07-20 12:04, Gentry, Steve wrote:
> > I thought of both of these:
> > SPOOL, couldn't figure out how to do this dynamically. I'd only
> want to do this before this pipe starts and return it to
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On 2015-07-20 11:34, Gentry, Steve wrote:
> I'm running the following pipe:
> 29 *-* 'pipe
I'm running the following pipe:
29 *-* 'pipe',
'sql select TABLETYPE',
'from system.syscatalog',
"where creator='SYSTEM'",
"AND TNAME='SYSCATALOG'",
'|not chop 2',
'|change /V/1/',
'|change /R/0/',
Works ok for me. Of course, I substituted valid DASD addresses for my shop.
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Do they need to be written to two separate files?
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Subject: Conditional reblocking. Or something lik
On 30 April 2015 at 22:07, Gentry, Steve <
steve.gen...@westernsouthernlife.com> wrote:
> Ergo for last 3 words: "word -3;-2;-1"
>
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that the last two words is
"word -2;-1"
On 30 April 2015 at 21:21, Gentry, Steve <
steve.gen...@westernsouthernlife.com> wrote:
> Thanks.
>
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> O
spec On Apr 30, 2015 9:16 PM,
"Gentry, Steve" < steve.gen...@westernsouthernlife.com> wrote:
> In some recent discussions on this list we had discussed the SPEC stage.
> And, I thought, in one of the discussions a solution was presented on
> how to get the last word in a
In some recent discussions on this list we had discussed the SPEC stage. And,
I thought, in one of the discussions a solution was presented on how to get the
last word in a string of words.
In the example below I'd like to get the word fox.
pipe literal the quick fox | spec lastword | cons
Of c
like "spec" is still pretty concise. You
normally don't have to know it all to make use of it. I've used the structured
data and 407 support quite a lot, but a lot can be learned when you need it.
Things get easier once you realize that any time that you invest in learn
of carrying the tools. 8-)
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On 04/22/2015 09:08 PM, Gentry, Steve wrot
e, not necessarily those of my
employer.
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Subject: SPEC and PAD
I've found that SPEC has a PAD option/
I've found that SPEC has a PAD option/function. From what I've read it is used
to pad a field with a leading character.
I have a word, in a stream, that can be up to 8 characters long, however, if it
isn't 8 characters, I'd like to append a dot/period to complete the 8
characters. I can use th
"I've been thinking" too funny, my boss says this a lot. It usually means
more work for me.
Steve
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CONIO to IUCV to capture the SECUSER output
from the LLICPDM user.
On Mon, Apr 13, 2015 at 9:54 AM, Gentry, Steve <
steve.gen...@westernsouthernlife.com> wrote:
> I'm issuing the following command:
> 'PIPE CP SEND LLICPDM QUERY | > QUERYPDM DATA A'
>
I'm issuing the following command:
'PIPE CP SEND LLICPDM QUERY | > QUERYPDM DATA A'
While the command does work, it returns the information to the console and does
not put it in the file.
This has to do with query PDMGRP4 printers and I'm suspecting because of this
the results don't get
On z/VM , I am running the following pipe:
'PIPE ( endchar ? NOMSGLEVEL 7 LISTERR) SQL NOIND',
'SELECT NAME',
'FROM EMPLOYEE_DIRECTORY',
"WHERE USER_ID = '"ud_user"'",
'| spec 3-* 1' ,
'| strip' ,
'| xlate lower' ,
'| o: fanout ',
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Subject: Re: getting the last word
That works.
Thanks.
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, "Gentry, Steve" < steve.gen...@westernsouthernlife.com>
wrote:
> I have a variable with words in it and I want to get the last word in
> the string.
> I came up with the following solution although I don't think it is
> very elegant (because of the multi
I have a variable with words in it and I want to get the last word in the
string.
I came up with the following solution although I don't think it is very elegant
(because of the multiple stages).
'PIPE stem dirstem.' ,
'| find BUILD' ,
'| split' ,
'| take last' ,
'| var LastW
| ...
Rob
On 26 February 2015 at 22:25, Gentry, Steve <
steve.gen...@westernsouthernlife.com> wrote:
> (CMS specific - if that matters)
> Somewhere recently, I came across a PIPE example that allowed the
> QUEUE() to be used in a PIPE. I didn't know this could be done, I t
(CMS specific - if that matters)
Somewhere recently, I came across a PIPE example that allowed the QUEUE() to
be used in a PIPE. I didn't know this could be done, I tried it, etc.
I've slept since then. I can't remember the format of the PIPE to do this and
I can't remember the name of the EXE
Dave, for me, this link required a logon to Share to access.
Steve
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I do something similar but I do a "PIPE CMS PING . . . ." and put the results
in a stem for further processing.
Steve
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, 2014 at 12:46 PM, Gentry, Steve <
steve.gen...@westernsouthernlife.com> wrote:
> I've run a db2 select within a pipe and I get two words back. Both words
> have a length field in front of it, in hex. The length of the length
> field in the first word is 4 bytes long. Th
I've run a db2 select within a pipe and I get two words back. Both words have
a length field in front of it, in hex. The length of the length field in the
first word is 4 bytes long. The length of the length field for the second word
is 2 bytes long.
So, this is sort of how it looks:
THIS
my record in the stream, sort on
date, and ignore all records before the dummy.
PS It would be cheating to remind you of the AFTER option on LISTFILE ;-)
On 27 June 2014 16:14, Gentry, Steve
wrote:
> In a CMS environment, I have a list of files, created by LISTFILE.
> The format of the f
In a CMS environment, I have a list of files, created by LISTFILE. The format
of the file_type, in this list, will be DATE('S') mmdd
I want to take a predetermined date, already in DATE('S') format, and compare
it to the above mentioned file_type. If the file type date is less than or
eq
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Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2013 4:57 PM
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Subject: Re: pipe question
On 2013-10-30 14:35, Gentry, Steve wrote:
> Yes. Here's the method I ended up using. Provide by a member on another list.
>
> ...
> '|
tober 30, 2013 4:32 PM
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Subject: Re: pipe question
Wouldn't that be:
"| PICK 2-3 >>= /00/ ",
"| PICK 2-3 <<= /24/ ",
"| ...
Shimon
On Wed, Oct 30, 2013 at 7:55 PM, Gentry, Steve <
steve.gen...@westernsouthernlif
I have an input stream with various types of data. I want to select off those
records that have 00 thru 24 starting in position 2 and pass those records
onto the next stage.
They are time stamps in the format hh:mm:ss Can anyone provide a snippet of
code to do this? I can think of a cou
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