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nkothako
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For example : There are 10 lines in a member and i am writing in PS file using like below after copying each line manually
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alloc DD(PSFILE)DA("MYDSN") OLD
outline = "first copied line "
queue outline
outline = "second copied line "
queue outline
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"EXECIO "QUEUED()" DISKW PSFILE (FINIS"
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in the above method for 10 to 20 line writing this method is ok but if it is 200 lines--its difficult to write in this manner is there any other method |
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expat
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| Where are these "copied" lines coming from ? |
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nkothako
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| copying manually and pasting inbetween quotes |
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ofer71
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Use the STEM keyword and save the data in variables. I find it much safer.
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Pedro
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I think there are only two ways to do it: QUEUE or using STEM.
And you already ruled out QUEUE. See the doc for EXECIO . |
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