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pratap.bob
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Hi
The command VCPY shows me the copybook when i place my cursor on the line that has the copybook.
Can someone let me know the source code for this so that i can modify it for viewing PROC's and Control cards.
Regards
Pratap |
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expat
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My guess is that the command is site specific.
Look through the concatenation of SYSEXEC and / or SYSPROC until you find the member named VCPY. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| It is probably an edit macro - not a command. |
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ofer71
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Type ISRDDN, then type M VCPY in the command line. It should locate the source (unless it is a compiled Edit-Macro).
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gowtham_1982
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| pratap.bob wrote: |
Hi
The command VCPY shows me the copybook when i place my cursor on the line that has the copybook.
Can someone let me know the source code for this so that i can modify it for viewing PROC's and Control cards.
Regards
Pratap |
hi,
you can use vprc for viewing a proc ( not sure if this is supported in you shop). my shop recognizes VC and VP.
kind regards,
gowtham |
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