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Priyanka Pyne
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I want to send a message through a JCL. I am using the following step.
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//SEND EXEC PGM=IKJEFT1B
//SYSIN DD DUMMY
//SYSEXEC DD DSN=TSO.SSS.REXXLIB,DISP=SHR
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSTSPRT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSTSIN DD *
%XMITIP (user@xxx.com) +
MSGDD CONTENT +
MSG72 +
REPLYTO user@xxx.com +
FROM user@xxx.com +
SUBJECT 'Compare job execution status'
/*
//CONTENT DD *
Comparison job has been completed and the ouput datasets are ready.
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But it is giving me syntax error.
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READY
%XMITIP (user@xxx.com)MSGDD CONTENT MSG72 REPLYTO user@xxx.comFR
n status'
XMITIP: keyword: >user@xxx.COMSUBJECT< is invalid in the syntax of this
XMITIP: The correct syntax for XMITIP (version) 4.32 is:
XMITIP: %XMITIP user@address
XMITIP: or (u1@address u2@address..) |
I did ggogling and did QW as well. But nothing helped. I am not sure where I am making the mistake. Is there anyone who can help? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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there are quite a few examples of xmitip around
or google for the xmitip manuals, or ask Your support to provide them
luckily I had the link handy
www.lbdsoftware.com/XMITIP-Guide.pdf |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
One easy way to getting a new XMITIP to work is to clone an existing one that already works on your system and change accordingly to your specifics. . . |
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Priyanka Pyne
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Thats what I did. But it is not working  |
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Priyanka Pyne
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I modified this as below and it is working now. Thanks for the help.
//SYSTSIN DD *
%XMITIP (user@xxx.com ) -
CC (user@xxx.com ) -
FROM user@xxx.com -
SUBJECT 'FAILURE Check Writing Job' -
MSGDD MSGTXT
/*
//MSGTXT DD *
One of the Check Writing Jobs FAILED.
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Then you changed something. . . What?
Why are there () around only 1 address (user@xxx.com)? The info presented by xmitip shows differently. . . |
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Akatsukami
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| The coded text of the XMITIP command does not seem to match exactly the echo in the error messages. |
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Priyanka Pyne
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| I just changed '+' sign at the end of each sentece to '-' and it worked. I think there was no issue with the syntax. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Of course that was a syntax problem. . .
If you cloned a working xmitip process, where did the + signs come from.? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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from the manual
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| A plus sign causes leading delimiters to be removed from the continuation line. |
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REPLYTO user@xxx.com +
FROM user@xxx.com + |
I am pretty sure that the command was edited somehow after the initial submission, there was no blank before the + in the REPLYTO fragment
that is confirmed by the diagnostic message
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READY
%XMITIP (user@xxx.com)MSGDD CONTENT MSG72 REPLYTO user@xxx.comFR
n status'
XMITIP: keyword: >user@xxx.COMSUBJECT< is invalid in the syntax of this
XMITIP: The correct syntax for XMITIP (version) 4.32 is:
XMITIP: %XMITIP user@address
XMITIP: or (u1@address u2@address..)
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where the FR and SUBJECT are <concatenated> to the preceding xxx.com
that' s why using the - as a continuation indicator might be safer (condones sloppy writing ) |
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Pedro
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| I am pretty sure that the command was edited somehow after the initial submission, there was no blank before the + in the REPLYTO fragment |
Agree
This isnot a problemwith XMITIP. Itis a problem with theuse of continuation. The TSO manuals describe the usage of continuation characters. |
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