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prabs2006
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Hi,
I use the below code to open a dataset. My Q is h do u open the sane dataset passed thru an argument? I tried but the codes are really bothering me.
ADDRESS ISPEXEC
"ISPEXEC VIEW DATASET('dsname')"
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superk
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Arg dsname .
"ISPEXEC VIEW DATASET('"dsname"')" perhaps? |
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prabs2006
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Sorry SuperK, its not working
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superk
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| Please post the TRACE output from where it is failing. |
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prabs2006
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Hi,
This is the code I am executing
/* REXX */
ARG FNAME
ADDRESS ISPEXEC
"ISPEXEC VIEW DATASET("'FNAME'")"
and below is the error which I get
Note: Fname is passed thru arg, no quotes are given.
ISRD028
Data set not cataloged
'AA59391.FNAME' was not found in catalog.
Current dialog statement:
ISPEXEC VIEW DATASET(FNAME)
Enter HELP command for further information regarding this error.
Press ENTER key to terminate the dialog.
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mainframesguru
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Hi Prabs,
Change your code to the following one:
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/* REXX */
ARG FNAME
ADDRESS ISPEXEC
"VIEW DATASET("FNAME")"
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This is working.
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Vamshi Krishna Indla
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prabs2006
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No Vams, even that is not working
Plz look at the error which I get
ISRE177
Missing EDIT/VIEW parm
Either data set, DATAID or workstation file parameter is required.
Current dialog statement:
ISPEXEC VIEW DATASET()
Enter HELP command for further information regarding this error.
Press ENTER key to terminate the dialog.
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superk
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The code:
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/* REXX */
TRACE I
ARG FNAME
ADDRESS ISPEXEC
"VIEW DATASET("FNAME")"
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works fine at my site also, both my original post and the one from mainframesguru. That presumes, of course, that the dataset passed to FNAME actually exists.
Again, you really need to post your TRACE command output. |
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antonrino.b
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/* REXX */
ARG FNAME
ADDRESS ISPEXEC
"VIEW DATASET('"FNAME"')" |
Try this one. Hope this works.
Regards,
Antu |
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prabs2006
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Hi friends,
Thanks a lot. The problem is no rexx code in this M/F system works fine when we pass something thru arg. So I have changed the code like below
SAY 'ENTER A DATASET NAME: '
PULL FNAME
ADDRESS ISREDIT
ADDRESS ISPEXEC
ISPEXEC VIEW DATASET("FNAME")"
and its working fine now.
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martin9
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hy prabs2006,
call your rexx with that parameter...
MYREXX FNAME --> where FNAME is any valid dataset, i.e. A.BCD.HZF
if you give no value to any rexx variable, it
takes the variable-name as value... ok?
therefore i think you forgot this.
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prabs2006
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Martin, I have called the Rexx routine with that parameter. But somehow that is not taking it up. There are other people here who have the same problem.
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ibmmainframe1
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Hi,
I have a simple rexx but I am not getting the result.
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/*REXX */
TRACE I
ARG AA
SAY AA
EXIT
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if I run the above like AG 1234. I should get 1234 in the variable AA but its not happening getting blank. Pls advise. Thanks. |
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prino
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| ibmmainframe1 wrote: |
I have a simple rexx but I am not getting the result.
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/*REXX */
TRACE I
ARG AA
SAY AA
EXIT
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if I run the above like AG 1234. I should get 1234 in the variable AA but its not happening getting blank. Pls advise. Thanks. |
Wow, you've added it to the command table?
Run it as "TSO AG 1234" |
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superk
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| Post the output from the TRACE. |
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ibmmainframe1
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Hi Robert, Kevin.
Thanks for your prompt responses.
I changed the name to a diff one then I ran with TSO SIM 1234 and I am getting the result.
I dont know why AG was not working.
I appreciate you all. |
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PeterHolland
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| Maybe there is a clist\rexx\macro etc. in your library sequence called like that? |
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expat
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| Also, is this foreground or background. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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and stop tagging onto 5 year old posts!!
5 years and 3 days....is that a record enrico?? |
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