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vasanthz
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Location: Tirupur, India
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Hi,
I am trying to execute CA7 from REXX, and the CA7 manual gives a sample REXX code for CA7 interface - CA7REXX,
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/* REXX */
parse UPPER arg command
rslt = cal2x2wa()
/* ca7_node = 'xxxxxxxx' */
/* ca7_ssct = 'CA71' */
/* ca7_debug = 'N; ' */
address CA7 LQ,JOB=XXX* /* <---- a test command that I added */
say 'rc =' rc
x = queued()
say 'queued() =' x
do i = 1 to x
/* Note that the parse function allows for mixed case */
parse pull line
line2 = substr(line,2) /* strip carriage control char */
say line2
end
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Upon executing this, there was an error,
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3 +++ rslt = cal2x2wa()
IRX0043I Error running CA7REXX, line 3: Routine not found
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I tried commenting out rslt = cal2x2wa() part and executed it again, the error was,
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9 +++ address CA7 LQ,JOB=XXX*
IRX0037I Error running CA7REXX, line 9: Unexpected "," or ")"
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Tried changing the statement from address CA7 LQ,JOB=XXX* to address CA7 LQ, the error in this time was
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9 *-* address CA7 LQ
+++ RC(-3) +++
rc = -3
queued() = 0
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Could you please let me know how to resolve this error?
Thanks. |
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vasanthz
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Hi,
Any thoughts on this please. Im stuck.
Regards, |
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technut
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Well, I am not sure whether this can be done. I tried doing this couple of yrs back but did not have the patience to research more..
Probably you can go thru the below link and see if it helps,
www.ibmmainframes.com/viewtopic.php?t=27118&highlight=
All the best and do let us know if you could find something.. |
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Robert Sample
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cal2x2wa is a load module in the CAILIB. Your first problem is that you do not have CAILIB concatenated to your TSO STEPLIB. This requires your site support group to assist you in changing.
I suspect -- but do not know for sure -- that the LQ,JOB=XXX* needs to have quote marks around it. |
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vasanthz
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Hi,
Thanks for your response,
I logged onto CA7 through ISPF option at our shop and did a split screen mode, & did a TSO ISRDDN and it shows that the CAILIB is allocated to my ISPF profile thing, then on the split screen mode I ran the REXX, but still I get the same error  as above
Quoting the LQ statement too did not help.
Regards, |
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expat
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Try doing the TSO ISRDDN from the screen that gives you the error.
It may be the same was as ALTLIB works, only valid for the screen that the ALTLIB command was entered from. |
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vasanthz
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Hi,
Thanks for your time replying.
I have had some progress with this requirement & I am a little positive that the below code will work and invoke CA7 in batch,
but im running into security issues now,
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/*REXX*/
ADDRESS TSO
"ALLOC FI(SYSPRINT) NEW SPACE(1,1) CYLINDERS RELEASE"
"ALLOC FI(UCC7CMDS) DA('"******.COMMDS"') SHR"
"ALLOC FI(BATCHIN) DS('"******.BATCHI#1"') SHR"
"ALLOC FI(BATCHOUT) DS('"*******.BATCHO#1"') SHR"
"ALLOC DD(SYSIN) NEW"
QUEUE '/LOGON USERID,PASSWORD'
QUEUE '/UID,R=SYSTEM'
QUEUE 'LCTLG,DSN=SOME.DSN.DATA'
QUEUE '/LOGOFF'
"EXECIO" QUEUED() "DISKW SYSIN (FINIS)"
"CALL '*****.****.CAILOAD(SASSBSTR)'"
"EXECIO * DISKR SYSPRINT (STEM RESULT. FINIS)"
"FREE DD(SYSIN SYSPRINT UCC7CMDS BATCHIN BATCHOUT)"
DO I = 1 TO RESULT.0
SAY 'RESULT ' RESULT.I
END
EXIT
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on executing this, I get an error message for the dataset ******.COMMDS,
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INSUFFICIENT ACCESS AUTHORITY
ACCESS INTENT(UPDATE ) ACCESS ALLOWED(READ ) |
The error message says that im allowed read access and I specified as "SHR" on the alloc statement,
but still somehow the program is trying for Update access. Is this really a security issue or I coded something incorrectly so that
the program is not taking the SHR parameter. Please let me know. Thanks. |
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Robert Sample
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CA-7 may need write access to its communication data set no matter what you specify for the DISP. You need to contact your site support group about this data set and access to it.
And when you see in ICH408I message, you have a security issue -- always. |
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