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seenivasakan
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Location: Karnataka
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I can display some panel in my TSO, whereas the same code is not running in my PM ID. Please let me know is there any settings has to be done before displaying the panel?
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Seenivasakan.S |
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superk
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| Could you please explain in detail what the difference is between something running in your TSO ID versus your PM ID? Have you already addressed this issue with the folks in your Systems Admin team who support the TSO/ISPF environment? |
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Aaru
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Location: Chennai, India
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seenivasakan,
The code for the panel would have been kept in a PDS (with the first qualifier as u r user id) which is allcated to your SYSEXEC/SYSPROC. The same PDS would not have been alocated to the SYSEXEC/SYSPROC of u r PM.
Find a common library which is allocated to the SYSEXEC/SYSPROC and put the code for the panel. This should work. |
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gcicchet
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I may be missing something here regarding the code for the panel, but PANELS in an ISPF environments are to be allocated under DDNAME ISPPLIB, CLISTS or REXX's need to be alocated to SYSEXEC/SYSPROC.
Gerry |
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