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John Poulakos
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I'm not a CLIST/REXX expert, by any stretch of the imagination, but my interpretation of this statement is it will attempt to open a REXX or CLIST found in the normal search order:
"ISPEXEC SELECT CMD(CALL *(CAZPMSEL)) ",
" NEWAPPL(CAZ3) PASSLIB MODE(FSCR) "
My problem is, CAZPMSEL is in a load library, not a REXX or CLIST library.
Am I interpreting this statement correctly? I'm getting this error: MEMBER CAZPMSEL NOT FOUND WITHIN THE STANDARD SEARCH ORDER |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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TheMFKid
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| CALL statement will not search for REXX or CLISTs. Might be the load you are searching is not available in any of the search libraries as indicated in error message. I would suggest to verify if the library (where your search module is present) is added to ISPF search concatination. |
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