On Thu, 6 Aug 2020 20:51:42 -0400, Bob Bridges wrote:
>No one else has mentioned it, so I may be all wet, but don't you have to
>have an ISPF environment to run an ISPF Edit macro? IKJEFT01 won't do
>itI thought.
>
It was mentioned and addressed:
On Thu, 6 Aug 2020 22:40:40 +, Steely.Mar
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You are correct; you have to call an EDIT macro from within EDIT. However, you
can write a macro that tests how it was invoked and behaves accordingly.
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No one else has mentioned it, so I may be all wet, but don't you have to
have an ISPF environment to run an ISPF Edit macro? IKJEFT01 won't do
itI thought.
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So, you would do it like this:
ISPEXEC EDIT DSN(BLAHBLAH) MACRO(START)
In START:
ISREDIT MACRO
ISREDIT EICUPDT 5
ISREDIT END
The initial macro has to call the EICUPDT macro.
Joe
On Thu, Aug 6, 2020 at 6:48 PM Joe Monk wrote:
> It is a REQUIREMENT that when you run ISREDIT in BATCH, the INP
It is a REQUIREMENT that when you run ISREDIT in BATCH, the INPUT TO
ISREDIT MUST BE SUPPLIED BY A MACRO.
So, when your REXX exec launches ISREDIT, it must supply all of the input
to ISREDIT VIA A MACRO.
Joe
On Thu, Aug 6, 2020 at 6:18 PM Steely.Mark
wrote:
> Thanks for the ISREDIT END sugges
Thanks for the ISREDIT END suggestion.
I did add that - but the process is not executing the macro.
So that is not the problem.
Thanks
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Well...
The first thing youve got to do is fix your edit macro. When you run an
edit macro in batch, it has to end with "ISREDIT END".
So, you might have two different versions, one for batch and one for online.
Second, when you run ISREDIT in batch, you have to use a macro to supply
the input.
Send again hope it keeps the formatting.
I have this edit macro EICUPDT:
* Top of Data
ISREDIT MACRO (NUM1)
ISREDIT COPY EICLIST 20 20 BEFORE 1
ISREDIT COPY EICLIST &NUM1 &NUM1 BEFORE 1
EXIT: +
EXIT CODE(0)
Bottom of Data **
W
I have this edit macro EICUPDT:
* Top of Data
ISREDIT MACRO (NUM1)
ISREDIT COPY EICLIST 20 20 BEFORE 1
ISREDIT COPY EICLIST &NUM1 &NUM1 BEFORE 1
EXIT: +
EXIT CODE(0)
Bottom of Data **
When I am in a edit member session and I en
I tried to copy a LRECL=X file using ICEGENER, that failed with an Abend
013-E1, so I assume that DF/Sort can't handle it using SORT FIELDS=COPY.
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On Thu, 6 Aug 2020 21:47:26 +, Dymoke-bradshaw, Lennie
wrote abour Re: Copy DSNTYPE=BASIC to
DSNTYPE=EXTREQ with LRECL=X:
> Matthew,
>
> Each of those will ensure the output data set is extended format. That is not
> the issue.
> The issue is what program do I use to copy the data when LRE
Hi
CBT file 953 has TRYAUTH a REXX program and CHKAUTH a REXX function written in
Assembler.
TRYAUTH calls CHKAUTH with a dataset name and CHKAUTH uses RACROUTE to check
the access of the ID running the program.
For your purposes you would need to change TRYAUTH to pass a facility name and
re
Matthew,
Each of those will ensure the output data set is extended format. That is not
the issue.
The issue is what program do I use to copy the data when LRECL=X.
Lennie Dymoke-Bradshaw
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My first thought is to use DSNTYPE on the output DD statement. Second thought
is to set up SMS DATACLAS and/or routine to make the output dataset EXTREQ.
Matthew
On Thu, 6 Aug 2020 17:20:12 +, Dymoke-Bradshaw, Lennie
wrote:
>Greetings,
>
>My requirement is in the title here.
>
>I want to
Walt,
The user need access to query racf with IRRXUTIL as well. I think the best
way is a racroute 3rd party check, and a the rexx ned to be compiled to
hide the code.
ITschak
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Platform* *|* *Information Security Continuous Mo
On Mon, 3 Aug 2020 04:16:38 +, Gadi Ben-Avi wrote:
>But that would mean checking if the user has access, or if the user has access
>through any of the groups it is connected to.
If I remember correctly, if the user can see anything from the profile that
protects the resource then he has a
Greetings,
My requirement is in the title here.
I want to copy data sets which have a DSNTYPE of BASIC to data sets with a
DSNTYPE of EXTREQ (i.e. extended format). However these data sets have LRECL=X
(i.e. LRECL larger than 32760).
IDCAMS REPRO will not copy LRECL=X data sets.
IEBGENER will
Radoslaw is correct however. The actual Service Guide PDF's do not appear to
be publicly available even for older models, or perhaps only via Resource Link
for actual IBM hardware customers. It seems that you can't get them from the
Library site here:
https://www-05.ibm.com/e-business/linkweb
Radoslaw,
The announcement letter says the planned availability date for the enhancements
is September 15. I believe the documentation will be available on that date as
well. In your note below, you quoted them " and will be available at planned
availability in the "Library" section of Resour
Thanks everyone. That gives me a lot of options, if my management decides to go
down this path.
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The TS7700C provides a really nice option for what you are being asked to do.
You can continue to take the backup copies that you do today, and have the
TS7700 seamlessly migrate them out to the cloud for you. Best of both worlds!
If you want to go directly to the cloud, the DFSMShsm/dss, DS8K
Justified my investment in installing and configuring KC4z. z/OS doc pretty
straightforward except for the surprise change in doc source. CICS not so much
if you want the PDFs.
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W Mainframe wrote on 8/6/20 1:21 AM:
Guys,Any small ESCON storage suggestion for a 7060-P30 model (Multiprise 3000).
Something really small.. a physi
W dniu 06.08.2020 o 07:21, W Mainframe pisze:
Guys,Any small ESCON storage suggestion for a 7060-P30 model (Multiprise 3000).
Something really small.. a physical issue.. not logical..Thank youDan
IBM DS 6000
Luminex
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Everthing is as old as MP3000 and small.
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Guys,Any small ESCON storage suggestion for a 7060-P30 model (Multiprise 3000).
Something really small.. a physical issue.. not logical..Thank youDan
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W dniu 05.08.2020 o 17:58, Bob Bridges pisze:
Radoslaw, it seems to me two things are going on here. One is simply a mistake
of fact: Speed limits are ~not~ a good candidate for standardization. An
upper limit of 120mph would be possible in Texas but insane in North Carolina.
You said pret
W dniu 05.08.2020 o 17:07, Seymour J Metz pisze:
Must you be so obtuse? The structure that they devised is extremely hard to
change. Look at how long it took for everyone to switch from the Julian
Calendar to the Gregorian calendar.
Yes, Europe has had treaties, and before the ones that you me
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