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Is it possible to copy a rexx output to a OMVS file everytime by overriding
it ?
Any samples that I can refer to ?
Jake
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On 3/8/2022 12:53 PM, Peter wrote:
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I am trying to invoke C/C++ Compiler from OMVS and I get a Message as to
enable C/C++. is there a documentation or any Manual
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Hello
I am trying to invoke C/C++ Compiler from OMVS and I get a Message as to
enable C/C++. is there a documentation or any Manual which explains about
enabling C/C++ compiler on z/OS ?
z/OS 2.4
Peter
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It would be good to be able to establish a point to remove the ESTAE. It would
be bad style to leave it, but I think the termination of the task will destroy
it anyway. However, there may be an exit point that can be used to remove it.
I am unsure whether all this will work. It was simply an
Sure, I am familiar with percolate.
What about IEBCOPY end-of-job, when it deletes its ESTAE? Is that an error, if
there is an additional ESTAE on the chain, the new one proposed to be
established by the exit?
Charles
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I think "percolate" simply means to pass back control to whatever comes next.
It could be another ESTAE, or it could be back to the SLIH.
Lennie
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What happens when IEBCOPY cancels its ESTAE which is earlier in the chain than
the ESTAE hypothetically established in the exit? Is it an error to cancel a
"middle" ESTAE, or does z/OS gracefully remove it from the middle of the chain?
Charles
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Untried suggestion.
Since the error is passed to the latest ESTAE created, you may be able to get
control at an exit point in IEBCOPY that is taken *after* IEBCOPY's ESTAE is
established. You would need to establish code which takes the details you need
and then allow the error to percolate to
IEBCOPY does not overlay your ESTAE. It creates its own ESTAE,
which gets control before yours. IEBCOPY's ESTAE does a Retry, and RTM
releases the RTM2WA before giving control to the retry routine. Since
IEBCOPY's ESTAE retried, processing of the Abend is completed, so
your ESTAE does not
IHARTM2A is not provided in MACLIB or MODGEN. It is PL/X only - there is
no DSECT.
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Would using ATTACH with an ESTAI exit do what you need?
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Screen Scrape the Job Log /SYSLOG via SDSF API.
On 2022-03-08 10:03, Steff Gladstone wrote:
In one of our REXX procedures we execute IEBCOPY to copy a member from one
PDS to another. Sometimes IEBCOPY fails (e.g., for lack of space either in
the directory or the library). It intercepts the
I know there is on call error in Rexx which if there is system error like E37
B37 would return that code as negative number though not as extensive as an
SDWA
> On Mar 8, 2022, at 10:04 AM, Steff Gladstone
> wrote:
>
> In one of our REXX procedures we execute IEBCOPY to copy a member
In one of our REXX procedures we execute IEBCOPY to copy a member from one
PDS to another. Sometimes IEBCOPY fails (e.g., for lack of space either in
the directory or the library). It intercepts the abend through its ESTAE
routine and returns a CC=8 with a text message to SYSPRINT.
We would
On Tue, 8 Mar 2022 14:37:53 +0200 Steff Gladstone
wrote:
:>Where can I find the DSECT for the RTM2WA control block? I did not find it
:>in either SYS1.MACLIB or SYS1.AMODGEN.
You will be much better off using the SDWA and its extensions.
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AFAIK, no. If you receive the PTFs, you can see the cover letters in the
sysprint ( RECEIVE SYSMODS LIST) or browse the SMPPTS after the PTFs have been
received.
The APARS fixed will be in the SMP statements for the individual PTFs.
HTH
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Hi Steff,
IBM introduced SYS1.MODGEN many years ago (1990s).
In case a PTF is APPLYd, but not ACCEPTd, you're not going to see it in
SYS1.AMODGEN.
Regards,
David
On 2022-03-08 07:37, Steff Gladstone wrote:
Where can I find the DSECT for the RTM2WA control block? I did not find it
in either
Where can I find the DSECT for the RTM2WA control block? I did not find it
in either SYS1.MACLIB or SYS1.AMODGEN.
Thanks,
Steff Gladstone
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Thanks all for your suggestions!
If we have a lot of PTF numbers,is there any way to get APAR numbers relation
to these PTFs quickly?
Thanks a lot!
Jason Cai
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