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prafull
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Hi All,
There are some TSO commands (CLIST commands) which are present in our SYSB. Can anyone guide me how can I use these TSO commands any REXX?
Would be really helpful... |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Your question is not clear, but if you use the forum SEARCH or just look around in the REXX section of the forum, there are many examples.
When you have a more specific question, post what you found and your question about what you found and someone will have an answer. |
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prafull
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Hi
As far as I know, we can use TSO commands as Address TSO or Address ISREDIT followed by a command in REXX.
There are certain TSO build commands which work on our SYSB. e.g. to find the creation date of PS.
How can I use above command is REXX?
(I don't want to use ZDLCDATE provided by ISPF LMDLIST service)
Hope u get my question this time...  |
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enrico-sorichetti
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There are certain TSO build commands which work on our SYSB. e.g. to find the creation date of PS.
How can I use above command is REXX? |
the most You can get from asking on a forum
is how to invoke standard ( IBM provided ) TSO commands,
we have done it, and the documentation is available
but....
invoking Your in house written commands,
we have never done it, the documentation is not available to us
if they have been properly written they should behave like any IBM provided TSO command
and invoked as such,
the best thing to do is to search Your in house documentation and/or ask Your support |
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Pedro
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Location: Silicon Valley
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Enrico is right, it is difficult for us to help with specific local commands.
I general, if you need to prefix your command with "TSO", then you should be able to invoke it from rexx with something like this:
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Address TSO
"%yourclst"
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If your command is not prefixed with "TSO" and it needs to run from within the ISPF editor, then you can invoke it from rexx with something like this:
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Address ISREDIT
"MACRO"
"%yourclst"
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