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venosol
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In WORKING-STORAGE SECTION I want to find the the data items that are having with 'WS' and must be replaced by 'WK' for ten lines only.
Is there any comand for that ? I know that we can use C for finding and replacing all. How to replace in some lines only. |
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vkphani
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| I don't think that is possible. |
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kgumraj
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Hi,
Mark a label so the you can use as
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| C ALL FIRST SECOND .A .B |
Where .A and .B are lables. |
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agkshirsagar
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Use,
Press enter.
then press F6 9 times. (this is for repeating same change command)
See, you need to take care while replacing the variables so that you do not wrongly replcace 'other' words than you wanted.
By doing C ALL you have this risk.
When using C ALL .A .B as Kiran suggested use as many chars as possible for example
C ALL 'WS-' 'WK-'. This will replace only variable names starting with 'WS-' not just WS which may be part of other verb/comment/code.  |
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ofer71
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Another option is to exclude the ten lines (using XX XX), then use 'C X ALL ...'.
O. |
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William Thompson
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Dang, so much to learn, so little time to play around with it.....  |
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shreevamsi
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another way is to set boundries using the command BNDS.
~Vamsi |
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venosol
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| shreevamsi wrote: |
another way is to set boundries using the command BNDS.
~Vamsi |
what is the syntax for using BNDS? |
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shreevamsi
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Hi,
Type BNDS or BND in the line command area of any line and press ENTER.
The bounds line will then be displayed as follows.
000300
=BNDS> < >
000400
The bounds may then be changed by overtyping with < to define the left
bound and > to define the right bound. To remove the bounds line from the display, use the D line command or the RESET primary command.
Bounds are used with scrolling, shift line commands ( ">", "<", ")", "(" ),
text line commands ( "TS", "TF", "TE" ) and FIND , CHANGE , EXCLUDE , and SORT commands. |
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Phrzby Phil
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General Suggestion for exploring new (to you) TSO features:
There is a wealth of help in the HELP (F1) screens.
Whereas you might not know about the existence of a command or feature (happens to me all the time), once you do, reading up in HELP and then experimenting will enable you with respect to that feature much more than just being told by someone else. |
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mainframe_96
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Most of the time i Use x all, f 'WS-' all
c 'xx' 'yy' x all or
c 'xx' 'yy' nx all
Nx all changes in not excluded lines
X all changes in excluded lines
what ofer71 said will work for you in this case, However if you had to change except for those 10 lines you excluded then use NX. |
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jasorn
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| shreevamsi wrote: |
another way is to set boundries using the command BNDS.
~Vamsi |
You can set bounds for lines? Thought you could only set bounds for columns. |
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GlobalGyan
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for 10 lines you can change manually :=)
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