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nkothako
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in generall using =3.4 option we will specify the HLQ DSN name and it displays the matching datasets in the next screen.
the same way can we invoke this facility thru my rexx pgm
if its possible kindly let me know |
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PeD
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Why not try this from Belgium
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ZDLDSNLV = your.file ( if any)
ZDLPVL = " "
ADDRESS ISPEXEC
"VPUT (ZDLDSNLV ZDLPVL)"
"ISPEXEC SELECT PGM(ISRUDL) PARM(ISRUDLP)"
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Cheers
Pierre |
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nkothako
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| where i can get this type of calls or other information |
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superk
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I'm also thinking that you can use the ISPF LMDDISP service:
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/* REXX */
"ISPEXEC LMDINIT LISTID(listidv) LEVEL(HLQ.*)"
"ISPEXEC LMDDISP LISTID("listidv") STATUS(YES)"
"ISPEXEC LMDFREE LISTID("listidv")"
...
Exit 0
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Pedro
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| where i can get this type of calls or other information |
You can look at the panel that calls it to see how to call it. And you can see the panel itself to see what variables it uses. |
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nkothako
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pedro thanks alot for your response
But i couldn't see any pannel name on start menu or 3.4 option.
could you please give me any example. so that i could you services directly |
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PeD
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| type PANELID |
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nkothako
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| i am getting panelid but unable to get the fields |
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Pedro
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1. Turn on PANELID to see the name of the panel. It will likely be the name of a member in the ISPPLIB concatenation. For example, you might find a member name like ISRUTIL
2. use TSO ISRDDN to list the allocated files.
3. in the command line of ISRDDN, type: MEMBER ISRUTIL and it will search for the member with in the allocated files.
4. Type V in front of the PDS that has the ISRUTIL member. You will be able to see the design of the panel. |
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