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kratos86
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Joined: 17 Mar 2008
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Location: Anna NGR
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Hi,
In the assembler language do have any instructions to display the records like wat we have in cobol. |
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GAFUR
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Joined: 19 May 2005
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| you can use WTO macro to display. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Location: italy
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wto will write to the operator console,
and you might get away with it once in a while
but it would be better not to make an habit out of it
to display/print things You must follow the usual approach
open a dcb
write
close the dcb
usually most of the shops have already ( if decently setup ) some kind of
display macro which , under the covers, will do that
and quite often associated to a parm switch to enable disable printing
( that' s the way I usually setup things ) |
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Bill O'Boyle
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Location: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
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If you're adventurous, you can use the LE Compliant-Routine "CEEPIPI", then use "CEEMSG" to display your message.
Bill |
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Bill Dennis
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Location: Iowa, USA
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| If your WTO macro includes parameter ROUTCDE=11 the display will stay off the console but will appear in the JOBLOG for the job. |
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