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suchita_thorat
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Hi All,
I need code snippet for block delete functionality (ISPF). I searched it on internet but i did not get 
I want similar kind of block delete as of ISPF DD line command in my program.
Thanks,
Suchita |
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enrico-sorichetti
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suchita_thorat
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Thanks for your prompt reply !
However i am looking for COBOL code which can be used for block delete functionality. |
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Escapa
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| However i am looking for COBOL code which can be used for block delete functionality. |
Then I suggest you to put your query in cobol section or moderators move this to cobol sectoin.
But what more will be require from you is do you want utility kind of stuff whch will accept starting line number and number of lines and also data set name from which lines to be deleted? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| then I suggest you to put your query in cobol section or moderators move this to cobol sectoin. |
the forum is the right one, ISPF RELATED
the language is irrelevant as far as ispf/macro functionality
if You can code in cobol for other ispf and edit macro services
then the manual will give all the info needed
the other posts will be deleted |
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