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srajendran
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Hi,
Can anyone tell me the equivalent of this part of code to be coded in REXX.
//UPDTE1 EXEC PGM=CSUTLR,
// PARM=(VSSCOPY,0EQ,0100)
I tried "CALL *(CSUTLR) VSSCOPY,0EQ,0100" , but did not work... |
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Kevin
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Did you try
"CALL *(CSUTLR) 'VSSCOPY,0EQ,0100'" |
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srajendran
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| Yes I did....Then too the code failed..... |
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Kevin
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Hmm...
I wonder if the program expects to see the parentheses:
"CALL *(CSUTLR) '(VSSCOPY,0EQ,0100)'" |
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srajendran
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that too din work.... the output was INVALID PARAMETER  |
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ofer71
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In REXX, I prefer using ADDRESS ISPEXEC "SELECT PGM(program) PARM(parameters)"
O. |
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Marso
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To call a COBOL program from REXX, I usualy use the same as Ofer:
ADDRESS ISPEXEC "SELECT PGM(program) PARM(parameters)"
However, if I want to execute another REXX I use:
CALL 'REXXPGM'(parm1 parm2)
or, if the called rexx returns a value:
resp = 'REXXPGM'(parm1 parm2) |
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