Performing a paragraph does not require an exit point, one is generated
automatically.
Same holds true if you perform a SECTION.
However, your perform is branching to an EXIT statement which, in effect, is
trying to short-circuit the PARA-1 when ws-sub is less than 6.
I would suggest taking out
AM, Hardee, Chuck wrote:
Hello Listers,
I am in the process of doing some work in a macro written years ago.
The problem I am faced with is that the parameter list is something like the
following:
LABEL MACNAME P1=X,P2=Y,P3=Z,... Where the parameters can go out to p24
On 1/04/2012 10:04 AM, Hardee, Chuck wrote:
Hello Listers,
I am in the process of doing some work in a macro written years ago.
The problem I am faced with is that the parameter list is something
like the following:
LABEL MACNAME P1=X,P2=Y,P3=Z,... Where the parameters can go out
Thanks John, You answered my question by your example.
Unfortunately, it has opened a second problem with the use of compounds symbols.
However, I will not ask it here, but will attempt to get signed up with the
assembler list and ask it there.
C-
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From: IBM Mainframe
Itshalk,
How is your need with respect to examining this table using REXX?
Could you do something like a DUMPT and then read the output and process it
that way?
Does it have ADCONs in it that need to be resolved? (For instance, chained
entries?)
I have done similar things like this in both REXX
Thanks Don, this idea has the most merit so far.
Charles (Chuck) Hardee
Senior Systems Engineer
Database Administration
Information Technology Services
Thermo Fisher Scientific
chuck.har...@thermofisher.com
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List
Hello Listers,
I am in the process of doing some work in a macro written years ago.
The problem I am faced with is that the parameter list is something like the
following:
LABEL MACNAME P1=X,P2=Y,P3=Z,... Where the parameters can go out to p24.
And, unfortunately, there are 4 sets of
If you are issuing the TSOLIB command prior to invoking ISPF, are you doing
this in a logon exec?
If so, try removing the start of ISPF and letting your TSO session get back to
the READY prompt.
Once you get the READY prompt, then invoke ISPF manually.
I had this problem at another shop and
I don't know if it will work, but try SETting your path to a variable and then
use that variable in the PATH= parameter:
// SET MYPATH='long/path/name'
//MYDDNAME DD PATH='MYPATH'
C-
Charles (Chuck) Hardee
Senior Systems Engineer
Database Administration
Information Technology Services
Thermo
Couple of questions.
First, did you link your program as reentrant?
If so, it isn't. SAVEAREA is in your assembled CSECT.
Second, what release of z/OS are you on?
I don't recall which release it was, but if REFPROT is ON, then regardless of
whether the program comes from an authorized library
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