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ozgurseyrek
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Hello,
I want to search PDS members that include 2 given search string.
Anyway,
Seacrh members that include string "a" and string "b".
So I will find only members that include 2 different search string.
Is iti possible? |
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expat
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ozgurseyrek
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Thaks you..
How can I achieve that?, is it possible with "ISRSUPC"? |
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expat
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There is a FINDALL option in ISRSUPC but I think that is global rather than each individual member of a PDS.
It can be achieved by using an ISPF edit macro. Somewhere in the forum is a post by me that uses an ISPF macro to check for two conditions in a member and then according to the results will either add some lines or bypass the process.
The same logic can be applied here, if both FIND conditions give a return code of 0 then both string are in the member.
Click HERE to see that thread. |
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ozgurseyrek
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Are there any ISRSUPC document? I couldn't find any.
Or have you JCL sample?
Thanks you very much. |
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expat
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Only documentation I have seen is PF1 for ISRSUPC.
Please reread my previous thread as I have edited it to include a link to the ISPF edit macro approach. |
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