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hariharan_82
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Hi All,
I have a macro in a PDS as say mem1 and then I have another macro in mem2. I want to call mem1 in mem2. Is there a way to do this?
Could you please help me out with this?
Thanks,
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hariharan_82
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I got this.
I did a ADDRESS TSO "%<mem1>" and it worked. |
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Pedro
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You can also use the rexx CALL instruction:
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| call test23(myparm1) |
or as an external function:
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| a = test23(myparm1) |
I am not sure, but there might be some minor performance differences from using Address TSO. Minor performance differences add up if you are doing something repetitively.
Use the member name. |
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ofer71
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I believe you were talking about a macro.
As far as I know, the only way the invoke an ISPF Edit Macro within ISPF, is issuing the EDIT/VIEW service with the MACRO keyword.
The method to invoke an ISPF Edit Macro within an EDIT/VIEW session is the ISREDIT host command.
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