> I am still curious what program is supposed to be executed: MPFZWAIT
> or JOBZWAIT?
Because I am stupid? :-)
That was the problem.
I am currently working on two major systems. One is related to MPF, the
other to a system called 'JOBZ'. I actually have the same program, with
different name,
No, with LINKMVS you pass variable names for the parameters, not the actual
parameters.
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On Sun, 21 Jan 2018 08:29:26 -0500, Don Poitras wrote:
>And you were correct when you first wrote it. You want "JOBZWAIT 120",
>not "JOBZWAIT wait_value". It looks as though LINKMVS isn't available
>in your environment.
>
I think not. 'address LINK "JOBZWAIT 120"' is correct,
but not 'addres
On Sun, 21 Jan 2018 19:47:59 +, Seymour J Metz wrote:
>Slight clarification; appropriate in the sense that if the LINK and LINKMVS
>environments are available in SysRexx and if JOBZWAIT handles the documented
>parameter lists for those environments then those are the correct forms.
>__
Reading the documentation for each of the SMF 89 subtypes, it would appear
that (in somewhat informal terms) subtype 1 reports CPU and zIIP time for
a
product, while subtype 2 reports the number of times that a product was
run
(registered itself as running). Is that a fair summary?
I'd say "no"
I am still curious what program is supposed to be executed: MPFZWAIT or
JOBZWAIT?
Am I missing something?
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>The wait program is in the LLA and does work
works with what invocation? And I doubt you meant "in the LLA". Perhaps
"in the LNKLST" or "in the LPA"?
It does appear that LINKMVS passes to the target a parameter list in the
same way that EXEC PGM=xxx does, each parameter being a 2-byte length
Slight clarification; appropriate in the sense that if the LINK and LINKMVS
environments are available in SysRexx and if JOBZWAIT handles the documented
parameter lists for those environments then those are the correct forms.
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No. address LINKMVS "JOBZWAIT wait_value", address LINK "JOBZWAIT" 120 and
address LINK "JOBZWAIT" wait_value are appropriate, but not address LINKMVS
"JOBZWAIT" wait_value.
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On Sun, 21 Jan 2018 09:48:22 -0600, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
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>I've used LINKMVS lots, but in plain Rexx, not SysRexx. I'd use:
>
>wait_value = 120
>address LINKMVS "JOBZWAIT" "wait_value"
>
>The first argument is the name of the program. Additional arguments are
>*names* of Rexx variable
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On Sat, 20 Jan 2018 20:34:33 -0500, Tony Thigpen wrote:
>
>When I try to call it from a SysRexx program, it fails:
>
> 22 *-* wait_value = 120
>>L> "120"
> 23 *-* address LINKMVS "JOBZWAIT wait_value"
>>L> "JOBZWAIT wait_value"
>+++ RC(-3) +++
>
>While I write a
If you call PGM=MPFZWAIT in batch, why are you attempting to LINKMVS to
program JOBZWAIT?
On Sat, Jan 20, 2018 at 7:34 PM, Tony Thigpen wrote:
> I am trying to get a SysRexx command to wait between several steps. I am
> using the TSO=YES option on the AXREXX macro. The wait program is in the
>
And you were correct when you first wrote it. You want "JOBZWAIT 120",
not "JOBZWAIT wait_value". It looks as though LINKMVS isn't available
in your environment.
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If the REXX exec uses the
ADDRESS name
instruction, and the value name in not in the table, no error is
detected. However, when t
Actually, that is how I first wrote it.
25 *-* address LINKMVS "JOBZWAIT" wait_value
>L> "JOBZWAIT"
>V> "120"
>O> "JOBZWAIT 120"
+++ RC(-3) +++
I changed it to the "variable name in the quotes" based on examples in
the manual.
Tony Thigpen
Don Poitras wr
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