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pjb
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| Some years ago a had a nifty assembler program that I would run interactively via CLIST. it would read instream data fro the screen and output TSO SEND commands to another user. I lost it and can't remeber how to output the SEND command. I formatted the data string and user id on a single line and then either did some kind of write, or called something for output. Has anybody ever done this? |
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pjb
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| Is it possible to do this with a TPUT and specify another user? I have tried with a TPUT and it will send output back to me, but if I include the USERIDL on the TPUT command, the output message is lost |
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pjb
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This is similiar to my prvious question about SEND messages. Has anyone
DOES the USERIDL parameter work on TPUT. I should be able to send a message to another user, but it will not work. The message goes nowhere. If I pull the USERIDL parm, the message goes to my terminal. |
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Bill Dennis
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Location: Iowa, USA
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How about doing it all in the CLIST? Enter repeated messages until DONE is entered. Be sure to enter only alpha numerics and no * / - +
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PROC 1 USERID
TOP: -
WRITE ENTER MESSAGE
READ
IF &SYSDVAL = DONE THEN GOTO FINI
SEND '&SYSDVAL',USER(&USERID)
GOTO TOP
FINI: -
EXIT |
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pjb
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That would work if I can find a way to enter up to ten lines of text and then being able to send all when done. I'm not much of a CLIST guy. Is there a way to table up the lines and the release when done?
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