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balaji.edu
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Hi,
can anyone give the syntax for tso compare source command?
I want this to use in rexx.... |
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superk
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Don't know of any such command.
If you already know the command name, can't you just enter TSO HELP command to review your site's help file for it? |
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balaji.edu
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ok i ll try....
Thanks,
Balaji |
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Pedro
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NOt sure what "tso compare source command" is, but I usually use the COMPARE command that is part of the ISPF editor.
Or I use ISPF option 3.12 to compare files. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| I would guess it's (COMPARE) an in-house "utility" which can be invoked via TSO. Try to search for the "source" under ISRDDN. |
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dick scherrer
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Hi Anuj,
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| but I usually use the COMPARE command that is part of the ISPF editor. |
As Pedro mentioned, COMPARE is part of the ispf editor. . . |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| I misunderstood this I think or went along with superk on thoughts.. |
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