Title: RE: Can I know how a PROFILE EXEC was invoked?
Look at this location in storage, will contain the last command entered from the console and blanks after CMS is IPL'd before anything is typed..
LASTCMND DC CL8' ' Last command issued
this is in the NUCON on my release at x'2A0'
#cp d
On 6/13/06, Tom Cluster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way for me to know, from within PROFILE EXEC, if I've been
invoked by the logon process, as opposed to someone typing PROFILE?
You could use CMS Pipelines' rexxvars stage to step back through the
EXECCOMM environments and see whether
Is there a way for me to know, from within PROFILE EXEC, if I've been
invoked by the logon process, as opposed to someone typing PROFILE?
- Tom.
Tom Cluster
County of Sonoma
Santa Rosa, CA
(707) 565-3384 (Tuesdays and Wednesdays only)
parse source . how .
how may be one of COMMAND, FUNCTION, SUBROUTINE.
If you're not opposed to modifying SYSPROF, you could call PROFILE as a
function or subroutine from there.
Don Russell
Tom Cluster wrote:
Is there a way for me to know, from within PROFILE EXEC, if I've been
invoked by
Something like:
Do l=1 by 1 Until (caller='SYSPROF' | RC0) /* Look for SYSPROF*/
pipe='rexxvars' l '| take 1 | spec w4 1 | var caller'
'PIPE (sep ?) var pipe ? runpipe'
end
If RC=0 then say Called from SYSPROF
Also, the variable l will be set to how many levels back SYSPROF
EXEC was
On Tuesday, 06/13/2006 at 10:59 MST, Tom Cluster [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Is there a way for me to know, from within PROFILE EXEC, if I've been
invoked by the logon process, as opposed to someone typing PROFILE?
Yes.
caller = left( , 16)
Call CSL DMSCALLR rc caller 3
if rc = 8 then you were
Thank you all for your responses. I got it working. And I've
learned something about rexxvars and runpipe in the bargain!
- Tom
At 11:27 AM 6/13/2006, you wrote:
Something like:
Do l=1 by 1 Until (caller='SYSPROF' | RC0) /* Look for SYSPROF*/
pipe='rexxvars' l '| take 1 | spec
On Tuesday, 06/13/2006 at 02:33 EST, Steve Gentry
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
uh-oh, you said the 'S' word. Shields up! Go easy on him Chuckie!
Tempting, but no.
-- C.
