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pankaj1002
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Hi Guys,
I got stuck while working on a tool. I got one ISPF skeleton that converts all '|' (without quotes) to ",". But while executing the Rexx code, its giving an error for the below line.
INREC FINDREP=(IN=C‘|’,OUT=C‘”,”’)
Now, If I remove '|' (only), its working fine i.e. my o/p JCL is getting created. It seems that skeleton is not taking | symbol.
Can you please help me on this. What needs to be done if I have to include the above line with '|' in my skel jcl.
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Nic Clouston
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PeterHolland
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pankaj1002
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| Nic Clouston wrote: |
| What does the trace show? |
Its not showing anything in Trace but throwing a error window saying:
ISPF112
Substitution error
Invalid cond. sub. string.
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| http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/zos/v1r12/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.zos.r12.f54dg00%2Fchap9b.htm |
@Peter : I saw the )DEFAULT cntrl stmnt but I nam not able to deploy it in my code. Could you please help me provide a sample code to show how to use it? I am new in this area.  |
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Nic Clouston
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I doubt very much that it threw an error window. It may well have displayed an error panel but nothing on the mainframe throws anything. In the old days I suppose you could sit on top and throw tape protect rings or paper aeroplanes or some-such but the machine itself, or its software, does not throw anything.
A trace would have shown what was happening up until the error so would have provided some information that may, or may not, have been relevant. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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well Nic,
it looks like You will have to live with the effects of java and c++ misculture/ignorance  |
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Nic Clouston
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| If they are being taught 'throw' in a mainframe context at whatever 'training' institute they attended they should be feeding back to their ex trainers that they are teaching wrongly. But then we couldn't be 'grumpy old men'! |
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Stefan
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| pankaj1002 wrote: |
| Could you please help me provide a sample code to show how to use it? |
Use )DEFAULT abcdefg at the very beginning of your file tailoring skeleton.
The seven characters represented by abcdefg override the use of the ), &, ?, !, <, |, and > characters, respectively. Exactly seven characters must be specified. These characters have special meanings in data records.
So, for example to allow the | sign to be used, specify )DEFAULT )&?!<#>. |
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