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richa2277
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| Can anybody help me to find all datasets (XTT.TEST.XL.*) in a program?. I want to write all these datasets in one file(ABB.TEST.FILE). |
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expat
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Yes it is - use the search facility of this forum,
If you use keywords DELETE MIGRATE and limit the author to me (expat) you will get something that is like 3.4 in batch, with some extra addons 
FOUND IT ................. Click HERE to see the thread. |
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richa2277
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| I want to complete this requirement through REXX only. |
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expat
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Please revisit the previous reply that I made.
The example given was a batch REXX |
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dick scherrer
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| I want to complete this requirement through REXX only. |
Then, it would have been more productive for you to post in the REXX part of the forum. . . . as well as mention that you were looking for a rexx only solution. |
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Pedro
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| Use the LISTC command of TSO to list the names and use the OUTTRAP function or rexx to capture the command response. |
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richa2277
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| Thanks, I will try as per your suggestions |
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