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ManojPrabakaran
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Can REXX Accept input from the SYSIN DD * if yes how it can be ..Both that i specified are Keys to an input file Or else I can use Sort cards to process this...
For Eg
SYSIN DD *
ABC
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dick scherrer
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Hello and welcome to the forum,
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Yes, SYSIN is just another DD that may be read (not the cobol accept).
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| Both that i specified are Keys to an input file Or else I can use Sort cards to process this... |
Please clarify - i do not understand what this is asking/saying. . .  |
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ManojPrabakaran
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Thanks I got it
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ManojPrabakaran
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Hi Scherrer
 How to pass this SYSIN DD * value to the REXX as a value.
Eg Passing the Value of
SYSIN DD *
ABC
My doubt is how to pass this value ABC into the REXX Exec.
Can You please Clarify..
Thanks
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
The data is not "passed" - it is read just as any file would be. The dataset would need to be allocated and then the data read (possibly into a stem variable). |
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