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rajesh-amigos
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My requirement is to submit JCL through Rexx.
So i wrote the following code:-
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/* REXX */
Trace all
Address TSO
QUEUE "//TTOIRH09 JOB 0,CLASS=N,MSGCLASS=0,NOTIFY=RAWATR "
QUEUE "//SCAN EXEC CAPKSCAN,OPTNLIBJ=SYSCAI.JMR.PPOPTION, "
QUEUE "// OPTNMEMJ=JMROPTQ1 "
QUEUE "//"
QUEUE "$$"
Output = 0
X = OUTTRAP("output.",'*',"CONCAT")
Address TSO "SUBMIT * END($$)"
X = OUTTRAP('OFF')
Say output.0
Say output.1
Say output.2
Say output.3
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However, The out put is:-
Say output.1
MISSING END CHARACTER(S)+
Say output.2
MISSING ONE OR TWO CHARACTERS (I.E. ALPHABETIC, NUMERIC, OR NATIONAL) THAT WILL TERMINATE THE INPUT JOB STREAM
Say output.3
EXTRANEOUS INFORMATION WAS IGNORED: $$
A command entered or contained in a CLIST has invalid syntax.
Can somebody tell me where am I wrong? Is there some problem with my installation. |
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superk
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Well, syntactically and logically the code is fine and worked OK for me exactly as you posted it.
Just a thought, but maybe you need to remove the null JCL line:
QUEUE "//"
Other than that, unless someone else sees something I don't, I'd show this to your Systems Programming team and solicit their input. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Any chance that the posted code is not exactly what was executed? |
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superk
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| Does your ISPF/PDF EDIT session show the code to be syntactically correct? |
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rajesh-amigos
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The posted code is exactly what was executed....
Can the submit macro be used in OS/390 also?
Any sort of pointers would be appreciated. |
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rajesh-amigos
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The ISPF EDIT shows it to be syntactically Correct....
Moreover the JCL null statement shouldn't be a problem in my opinion, cos its working for you guys....Any other pointers? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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I guess You have problems of character translation/representation in
Your 3270 emulation program
I run a quick test using $$ as the end of stream
and everYthing worked
but when I checked with ++ ( obviously invalid characters )
I got exactly the same message sequence
to make debugging easier it' s a good thing to issue the command
"TSO PROFILE MSGID" in order to get the message number, to make search easier |
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rajesh-amigos
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Hi enrico,
Thx for the reply.
Can you elaborate the sentence "but when I checked with ++ ( obviously invalid characters )". I didnt exactly get it.
Considering that what you are saying is correct, can you tell me what should i look for and how to rectify it? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| Can you elaborate the sentence "but when I checked with ++ ( obviously invalid characters )". I didnt exactly get it. |
I was trying to reproduce the error, the message You received implied
a wrong definition of the end characters,
since ++ is not a valid choice, using it it confirmed my assumption.
the technique used is part of the standard debugging techniques,
check what happens when You know that what You are doing is WRONG.
while editing Your rexx, issue the command "HEX ON" and check that
the hexadecimal value for the char "$" is "5b" |
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rajesh-amigos
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Hi Enrico,
Thanks a lot. Your suggestion worked correctly....
Another out of line question....
How can i change the value of $ to its correct value? |
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