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somdatta28
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Hi,
I was trying to create a panel which will print Hello World using below code. But while executing I got this error msg: "A command entered or contained in a CLIST has invalid syntax.". I am not able to find out what is wrong. Can anyone please help...
)ATTR DEFAULT(%+_)
% TYPE(TEXT) INTENS(HIGH)
+ TYPE(TEXT) INTENS(LOW)
_ TYPE(INPUT) INTENS(HIGH) CAPS(ON) JUST(LEFT)
)BODY
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+ -------------------------------------
+ !!! HELLO WORLD !!!!!
+ -------------------------------------
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)INIT
)PROC
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superk
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| The panel definition looks fine. That message is coming from some code elsewhere. |
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expat
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As terminology is so very important in the IT industry, I would like to point out that you do not create a panel using CLIST commands.
CLIST and ISPF are completely different animals. The panel is an ISPF panel which is merely displayed and used by the CLIST or REXX or whatever other invocation is used.
The error message is quite clear.
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You have some problems in the CLIST rather than the ISPF panel. |
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superk
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| That error message occurs a lot when you've run a REXX exec and have added data into the data stack, and then exit the exec without removing that existing data from the stack. |
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kacks7
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hi somdatta28,
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| That error message occurs a lot when you've run a REXX exec and have added data into the data stack, and then exit the exec without removing that existing data from the stack. |
i just adding some more details with 'superk'.though the execution ends the datas left in the data stack will be treated as command by TSO. so it causing the error. |
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Pedro
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| Another possibility is that you have line numbers where they should not be. |
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