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>> Mark Jacobs
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>> On 09/06/13 09:43, Charles Mills wrote:
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>>> I don't *think* CEEENV or setenv will do dynamic allocation.
>>>
>>> That might be a good reason to pick BPX
"Do not confuse this implicit
>allocation mechanism with the explicit dynamic allocation of files by means
>of environment variables. Explicit dynamic allocation requires that a valid
>environment variable be set." That seems to be about all they say. ???
I have an example of
Well I'll be darned. It's a good day. I learned something.
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> Charles
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Mark Jacobs wrote:
This might not be the right forum for this question, but...
Doing some very limited in initial research I've found three
documented methods of performing Dynamic Allocation in COBOL (
Enterprise COBOL 4.2), BPXWDYN, CEEENV or setenv.
Q1) Are there any others?We al
On Fri, 6 Sep 2013 09:54:01 -0700, Alan Young wrote:
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>I use BPXWDYN where I can. Unfortunately, with tape datasets all the
>needed parameters a sometimes not there. ...
>
Bill Schoen has mentioned in MVS-OE that some parameters have been
implemented but not yet documented. Guess? Search for
ion.
>>
>> That might be a good reason to pick BPXWDYN.
>>
>> Charles
>>
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Well I'll be darned. It's a good day. I learned something.
Charles
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> On 09/06/13 09:43, Charles Mills wrote:
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>> I don't *think* CEEENV or setenv will do dynamic allocation.
>>
>> That might be a good reason to pick BPXWDYN.
>>
>> Charles
>>
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Doing some very limited in initial research I've found three docum
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Looking at this IBM Technote, it implies they will.
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Doing some very li
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Subject: Dynamic Allocation in COBOL
This might not be the right forum for this question, but...
Doing some very limited in initial research I've found three documented
methods of performing Dynamic Allocation in COBOL ( Enterprise COBOL 4.2),
BPXWDYN, CEEENV or setenv.
Q1)
This might not be the right forum for this question, but...
Doing some very limited in initial research I've found three documented
methods of performing Dynamic Allocation in COBOL ( Enterprise COBOL
4.2), BPXWDYN, CEEENV or setenv.
Q1) Are there any others?We already use a home
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