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senthils
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this is the rexx
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TRACE A
ADDRESS ISREDIT
'MACRO'
"FIND PROCEDURE 8" |
this the output i am getting
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2 *-* ADDRESS ISREDIT
3 *-* 'MACRO'
>>> "MACRO"
+++ RC(20) +++
4 *-* "FIND PROCEDURE 8"
>>> "FIND PROCEDURE 8"
+++ RC(20) +++
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can anyone let me know what i am doing wrong to get a RC 20? |
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expat
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So much information in your post  please answer the questions below.
Are you doing this foreground or background.
How are you invoking the macro.
Is the macro stored in a library concateneated to either SYSPROC or SYSEXEC.
Have you used ALTLIB to concatenate your own library to the previous DD names. |
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senthils
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I am invoking this REXX from foreground, from command line inside a member in EDIT mode.
I am not sure about the third point. This particular REXX is stored in a library which is concatenated to SYSEXEC. |
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expat
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| What do you enter on the command line to invoke the macro. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| what about /* REXX */ as first line? |
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expat
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There is a big difference between the following two methods below. Please try both and see what happens.
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Command ===> macroname
****** ***************************** T
000001 /* REXX *** TO SPLIT FIXCDS REC
000002 /* ONLY THE FIRST OCCU
000003 /* TYPE 39 ERROR RECOR |
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Command ===> tso macroname
****** ***************************** T
000001 /* REXX *** TO SPLIT FIXCDS REC
000002 /* ONLY THE FIRST OCCU
000003 /* TYPE 39 ERROR RECOR |
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senthils
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the problem was that i was entering TSO macroname and not macroname....
thanks expat and everyone for your prompt response. |
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expat
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| dbzTHEdinosauer wrote: |
| what about /* REXX */ as first line? |
Not really required for a macro, but I must admit for good housekeeping I tend to include it as a matter of course. |
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