On 2012-05-15 12:35, Ed Mackmahon wrote:
Hi List.
We are zOS 1.12 shop.
I compiled and linked a Rexx exec which is supposed to run under AXR (system
Rexx),
compile and link finished OK. After System Rexx server restated with the load
dataset
concatenated, I got:
AXR0113I DATA SET S00
compiled and linked a Rexx exec which is supposed to run under AXR (system
Rexx),
compile and link finished OK. After System Rexx server restated with the
load dataset
concatenated, I got:
AXR0113I DATA SET S00.RCGAURD.SAXRLOAD ACCESSED THROUGH VOLSER(VPMVSE)
HAS INCORRECT RECORD FORMAT
Still better, make absolutely sure that you are creating a program
object stored in a PDSE.
On 5/16/12, Scott Ford scott_j_f...@yahoo.com wrote:
Make absolutely sure you are creating a load module, not a CEXEC. The REXX
compiler has all sorts of options governing the output of the compiler,
Hi List.
We are zOS 1.12 shop.
I compiled and linked a Rexx exec which is supposed to run under AXR (system
Rexx),
compile and link finished OK. After System Rexx server restated with the load
dataset
concatenated, I got:
AXR0113I DATA SET S00.RCGAURD.SAXRLOAD ACCESSED THROUGH VOLSER(VPMVSE
Hi List.
We are zOS 1.12 shop.
I compiled and linked a Rexx exec which is supposed to run under AXR (system
Rexx),
compile and link finished OK. After System Rexx server restated with the load
dataset
concatenated, I got:
AXR0113I DATA SET S00.RCGAURD.SAXRLOAD ACCESSED THROUGH VOLSER(VPMVSE
yes
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Ed,
What's the load library lrecl, blksize ? Just curious
Scott ford
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On May 15, 2012, at 4:21 PM, Ed Mackmahon dropip...@gmail.com wrote:
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Subject: NETSTAT STACK and Rexx exec
By the book, this simple Rexx syntax should work, but I am unable to manipulate
the external stack in Rexx. The following simple program says Queued: 0 and
the NETSTAT output gets executed at TSO
: Thursday, November 04, 2010 5:55 PM
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Subject: Re: NETSTAT STACK and Rexx exec
.
The NETSTAT command executes so I must believe it is being found in the
linklist. I'll check out the APAR and see if that is related
David G. Schlecht says
Subject: NETSTAT STACK and Rexx exec
By the book, this simple Rexx syntax should work, but I am unable to
manipulate the external stack in Rexx. The
following simple program says Queued: 0 and the NETSTAT output gets
executed at TSO logout (numerous IKJ56500I
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 3:16 PM, David G. Schlecht dschle...@doit.nv.govwrote:
David G. Schlecht says
Subject: NETSTAT STACK and Rexx exec
By the book, this simple Rexx syntax should work, but I am unable to
manipulate the external stack in Rexx. The
following simple program says Queued
AM
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Subject: Re: NETSTAT STACK and Rexx exec
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 3:16 PM, David G. Schlecht
dschle...@doit.nv.govwrote:
David G. Schlecht says
Subject: NETSTAT STACK and Rexx exec
By the book, this simple Rexx syntax should work, but I am unable to
manipulate
You may want to check APAR PQ23072 for SYS1.PARMLIB(IKJTSO00) changes.
Hth..
David G. Schlecht says
Subject: NETSTAT STACK and Rexx exec
By the book, this simple Rexx syntax should work, but I am unable to
manipulate the external stack in Rexx. The
following simple program says Queued
: Thursday, October 28, 2010 2:19 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Subject: NETSTAT STACK and Rexx exec
By the book, this simple Rexx syntax should work, but I am unable to manipulate
the external stack in Rexx. The following simple program says Queued: 0 and
the NETSTAT output gets executed at TSO
By the book, this simple Rexx syntax should work, but I am unable to manipulate
the external stack in Rexx. The following simple program says Queued: 0 and
the NETSTAT output gets executed at TSO logout (numerous IKJ56500I COMMAND
EZZ2587I NOT FOUND messages). The program:
Netstat STACK
say
On 28 October 2010 17:18, David G. Schlecht dschle...@doit.nv.gov wrote:
By the book, this simple Rexx syntax should work, but I am unable to
manipulate the external stack in Rexx. The following simple program says
Queued: 0 and the NETSTAT output gets executed at TSO logout (numerous
Hi
Yes, it is a normal batch job
On 9/7/2010 6:42 PM, Itschak Mugzach wrote:
Are you sure this is a job and not an STC? An STC might run under the master
address space and does not need Jes2 to start.
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 4:21 PM, Miklos Szigetvari
miklos.szigetv...@isis-papyrus.com
Hi
SDSF REXX try to read the actual , running job and got JCT NOT AVAILABLE
, but it can read the active from anybody else.
(sorry, I'm hyperactive today)
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Are you sure this is a job and not an STC? An STC might run under the master
address space and does not need Jes2 to start.
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 4:21 PM, Miklos Szigetvari
miklos.szigetv...@isis-papyrus.com wrote:
Hi
SDSF REXX try to read the actual , running job and got JCT NOT
Well, I found it! Had it all along. Just needed to allocate my rexx lib.
Weird thing, tho, is that mine is exactly like yours BUT it has an IBM
copyright:
/* Sample Edit Macro */
Now if it could only eliminate the
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Displayed
lines. I usually 'del all x and then cancel the edit session. Scary.
Isn't 'hide excluded' what you are looking for here? Hiding the excluded lines
without deleting them.
, June 25, 2009 9:03 AM
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Subject: Re: REXX exec: 'only' - was = RE: JCT Not Available
Now if it could only eliminate the
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Displayed
lines. I usually 'del all x and then cancel the edit session. Scary.
Isn't
On 25 Jun 2009 06:14:31 -0700, erik.jans...@ing.nl (Erik Janssen)
wrote:
Now if it could only eliminate the
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Sometimes I cut and paste that in, when I want to print a copy of SDSF
output that I want to exclude most output.
On Thu, 25 Jun 2009 08:49:35 -0400, Klein, Kenneth wrote:
lines. I usually 'del all x and then cancel the edit session. Scary.
Starting with View rather than Edit makes it somewhat less scary.
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Well, I found it! Had it all along. Just needed to allocate my rexx
lib.
Weird thing, tho, is that mine is exactly like yours BUT it has an IBM
copyright:
/* Sample Edit Macro
: Trying to issue an Error Message during ISPF Panel
Initialization in REXX Exec
The panel is doing a VGET but the program didn't do a VPUT. Simply remove the
VGET from the panel or add a VPUT to the program. Either one of those should
fix it.
However, I'd suggest that instead of doing either of those
Of Vinson Lee
Sent: 14 May 2009 21:51
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Subject: Display Panel After TBDISPL Causes Next TBDISPL to Read Same
Record in REXX Exec
I'm trying to use the HSMLIST Rexx exec that Frank Clarke created but
have
found a problem when selecting multiple Backup entries for Recovery.
Here
Record in REXX Exec
I would probably code this as:
TBDISPL tab PANEL(HLDETL)
CONTROL DISPLAY SAVE
DISPLAY Panel(X)
CONTROL DISPLAY RESTORE
TBDISPL tab
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Dave
Dave Stapleton
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I'm trying to issue an error message when displaying an ISPF panel in a Rexx
exec but the panel comes up without the error message. Here is the Rexx
code:
errfnd = 'Y'
DISPLAY PANEL(HLVERF)
Here is the INIT section of the panel:
)INIT
during ISPF Panel Initialization in
REXX Exec
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I'm trying to issue an error message when displaying an ISPF panel in a Rexx
exec but the panel comes up without the error message. Here is the Rexx
code:
errfnd = 'Y'
DISPLAY PANEL(HLVERF)
Here is the INIT section
I'm trying to use the HSMLIST Rexx exec that Frank Clarke created but have
found a problem when selecting multiple Backup entries for Recovery. Here is
the logic:
TBDISPL tab PANEL(HLDETL)
DISPLAY Panel(X)
TBDISPL tab
The second TBDISPL is supposed to read the next entry in the table but does
Shmuel Metz , Seymour J. wrote:
In
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
on 09/24/2008
at 11:22 PM, Ted MacNEIL [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
More to the point, century year that is not a mod 400 year is not a leap
year.
Not quite, but the adjustment won't be in my lifetime.
Well, actually, quite. The
In
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
on 09/24/2008
at 11:22 PM, Ted MacNEIL [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
More to the point, century year that is not a mod 400 year is not a leap
year.
Not quite, but the adjustment won't be in my lifetime.
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ISO position;
: REXX EXEC
Hi,
I need make one REXX exec to enter with one year the return the day
christmas of week.
ex: year 1978
day of th week - monday
year 2000
day of the week - saturday
how meke in REXX language?
regards
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Christmas = 20081225
Weekday = DATE('W',Christmas,'S')
Brian
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say word(mons,((y+trunc(y/4)+31+substr(6420,(c//4)+1,1))//7)+1)
exit 0
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Christmas
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on
09/24/2008
at 01:13 PM, Lindy Mayfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Yes, but there is always a simpler solution:
things should always be as simple as possible, but no simpler.
Yes, I know that we'll all be dead by the time that it breaks, but it's
actually easier to do it
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Hi,
I need make one REXX exec to enter with one year the return the day
christmas of week.
ex: year 1978
day of th week - monday
year 2000
day of the week - saturday
how meke
A mod 400 year is also a leap year.
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Yes, but there is always a simpler solution
But it doesn't matter if it is a leap year for the month of December, is
that right?
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A mod 400
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But it doesn't matter if it is a leap year for the month of
December, is that right?
The day of week calculation would be off by one if the leap year is
ignored.
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But it doesn't matter if it is a leap year for the month of
December, is that right?
The day
to another REXX exec, for use as an internal */
/* routine, by uncommenting the Procedure statement. */
DAY: /* Procedure; */ Signal on SYNTAX; ret=0; n=ARG
A mod 400 year is also a leap year.
More to the point, century year that is not a mod 400 year is not a leap year.
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Hi,
I need make one REXX exec to enter with one year the return the day
christmas of week.
ex: year 1978
day of th week - monday
year 2000
day of the week - saturday
how meke in REXX language?
regards
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I need make one REXX exec to enter with one year the return the day
christmas of week.
ex: year 1978 day of the week - monday
Try this:
/* REXX to display day of the week Christmas falls on. */
/*/
arg year
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 08/23/2008
at 02:02 AM, Todd Burch [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
(I posted this directly to the Google Groups version of the list,
There is no google groups version of the list. The list is gated to a news
group called bit.listserv.ibm-main, but that has nothing to do with
(I posted this directly to the Google Groups version of the list, but
apparently that doesn’t spit it out to all the subscribers.)
I'm hitting a wall with my IPCS Rexx exec. Here's the set up.
My IPCS Rexx exec is called from the IPCS command line. It gets a bunch of
data from a dump
Todd Burch wrote:
snip
When the user does select a line, (to drill into raw storage), I detect the
table row selection and successfully call Address IPCS LIST ... from
within the TBDISPL do while loop. Here's where the trouble starts.
snip
If you want each LIST subcommand treated as a
to overcome this though. I could, of course, create
another ISPF panel and format the raw storage myself, but that’s a pain.
Another question. I feel I have sort of hacked my way through this. IPCS
Customization states the PARM to BLSGSCMD is a command. Therefore, I am
dynamically writing a short rexx
Todd Burch wrote:
snip
modaddr = some_variable_determined_above ;
pgm.1 = /* rexx */ ;
pgm.2 = Address IPCS LIST modaddr. LENGTH(256) ;
pgm.0 = 2 ;
Address TSO ALLOC F(TEMP) DA(CLIST.CLIST(TEMP)) SHR REUSE ;
Address MVS EXECIO * DISKW TEMP (FINIS STEM pgm. ;
Address ISPEXEC SELECT
on the LIST output report causes my REXX
exec to terminate. With BLSGSCMD, control is returned to the instruction
following the SELECT PGM...
Thanks Bob.
Todd
I don't see your rationale for getting a data set into the picture.
Instead of passing a LIST subcommand to IPCS, you should be able
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