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Maverick23
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Location: Bangalore
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Hi all,
please help me to search for a particular string in all the members of a pds using clist. |
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prino
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A CLIST....
Someday you'll get sued by someone who has dislocated his jaw due to excessive laughter. |
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expat
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Why write anything when 3.14 works rather well
How much do they charge for membership of the wheel reinvention society ? |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| prino wrote: |
| Someday you'll get sued by someone who has dislocated his jaw due to excessive laughter. |
LOL-- yeah agree, AD 2009 you don't write CLIST, you write REXX.
Maverick23 -- And why ISPF 3.14 (subject to change) is not your choice, as Expat has asked? This will do what you asked for, at least what your posted text imply. |
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Maverick23
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| Thanks Expat and prino for ur humorous(?) replies.... but the thing is we are working on a fujitsu mainframe system which doesnt support this feature. As this system is very much similar to IBM system we have decided to add that feature using clist or rexx... |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| but the thing is we are working on a fujitsu mainframe system which doesnt support this feature. |
what operating system are You running....
the knowledge around here is on IBM zOS environment...
the help is likely to be scarce |
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jkri
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Are you asking for the REXX code?
One way is to get the member listing using LISTDS. Then read each member and search for the string. |
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