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maridawson
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| How to display only lines containing a particular word using TSO/ISPF option? |
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gcicchet
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Hi,
if I understood your request correctly and assuming you are in edit mode,
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X ALL
F WORD ALL
DELETE X ALL
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Anuj Dhawan
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One more thought-
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| F ALL 'PARTICULAR WORD' |
& yup as Gerry said either in Edit (or view) mode. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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Stole an edit macro years ago from IBM: I call it INCL (include)
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/* REXX */
ADDRESS ISREDIT
'MACRO (TARGET)'
X ALL
FIND ALL TARGET
EXIT
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maridawson
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In the below PS file, all 'infy' in the lines with string 'ABC' are changed to 'bofa'.
Initial:
000001 ABC000infy
000002 ABC222infy
000003 AAA000infy
000004 CCC000infy
000005 ABC333infy
After command:
000001 ABC000bofa
000002 ABC222bofa
000003 AAA000infy
000004 CCC000infy
000005 ABC333bofa
Tell me the single line command to change above data to look like below one? |
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Robert Sample
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| X ALL;F 1 3 'ABC' ALL;C 'infy' 'bofa' NX ALL |
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Pedro
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| Tell me the single line command to ... |
It is worth noting that not all complex changes can be done with a single line command. Some changes may take a few commands. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Also, keep in mind that when you show only a tiny bit of input/output data and do not describe the "rules", code that works for the sample data may not work for other cases.
Stringing multiple commands on one command line is still multiple commands. . . . |
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sushanth bobby
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Mari,
Question :
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| How to display only lines containing a particular word using TSO/ISPF option? |
Input Data :
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000001 ABC000infy
000002 ABC222infy
000003 AAA000infy
000004 CCC000infy
000005 ABC333infy |
Answer : show 8 10 'abc'
Syntax : show columnstart columnend textstringwithinquotes
Question :
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In the below PS file, all 'infy' in the lines with string 'ABC' are changed to 'bofa'.
Tell me the single line command to change above data to look like below one? |
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Thank You Robert sample u have done most of the work.
Command for your input for the result output.<br>
X ALL;F 8 10 'ABC' ALL;C 'infy' 'bofa' NX ALL
Above command is not a single line command. It is multiple, and can be entered in a single line. ';' |
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senjay
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| Tell me the single line command to change ... |
If you want to do the changes in a single line command, you can also try the below.
C ALL P'ABC===INFY' P'ABC===BOFA' |
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Anuj Dhawan
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