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yuvaraj84
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Hi all,
I am trying to execute one macro inside a member from another macro. While trying to execute i am not able to pass parms to that macro  .When i execute SECMAC macro, it recieves parms and
executes successfully. But when I pass it from FIRSTMAC, it is not executing and returns a return code of 20 and says the following error
"ISPS109
Unexpected list found
A list of names was found where a list was not expected."
Following is the code.
TEST.ONE(FIRSTMAC):
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/*REXX*/
ADDRESS ISREDIT 'MACRO PROCESS'
SAY "PDS"
PULL PDS
s1='yuva'
ADDRESS TSO "LISTDS '"PDS"' MEMBERS"
do i = 7 to stem.0
member = strip(stem.i)
dset = pds||'('||member||')'
ADDRESS ISPEXEC "EDIT DATASET('"DSET"') MACR(SECMAC "s1")"
END
EXIT
TEST.ONE(SECMAC):
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/*REXX*/
ADDRESS ISREDIT "MACRO (PARM) NOPROCESS"
PARSE UPPER VAR PARM S1 S2
SAY S1
SAY S2
EXIT
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prino
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Please read the fine manual?
MODEL CLASS REXX
MODEL M4
WARNING: DO NOT ABUSE. EDITED |
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expat
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| I can not see the point in making the first one a macro, any reason ? |
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yuvaraj84
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Hi expat,
sorry  . I gave the SECMAC macro only as an example. Here is the exact
SECMAC macro. It searches for the variable passed from FIRSTMAC and
writes to the file.
TEST.ONE(SECMAC):
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/*REXX*/
ADDRESS ISREDIT "MACRO (PARM) NOPROCESS"
o1=test.file.output
ADDRESS TSO "ALLOC DD(PDSID) DA("O1") MOD REUSE"
PARSE UPPER VAR PARM VAR1
DO 1
ADDRESS ISREDIT "FIND ALL "VAR1""
ADDRESS ISPEXEC "ISREDIT (CNTS) = FIND_COUNTS"
ADDRESS ISREDIT "(MEMNAME) = MEMBER"
S1CNT= CNTS
MEMDTL = RIGHT(STRIP(MEMNAME),12,' ')
MEMDTL = MEMDTL||RIGHT(STRIP(S1CNT),12,' ')
QUEUE MEMDTL
ADDRESS TSO "EXECIO "QUEUED()" DISKW PDSID (FINIS"
END
EXIT |
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expat
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This topic has been discussed various times on the forum, and has been answered.
Also, the ISPF Edit and Edit Macro manual (Easily available from the sticky in the REXX / CLIST forum) gives advice for passing parameters to an edit macro. |
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Marso
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Is FIRSTMAC given as an example too?
because it cannot work... when is the variable "stem." initialized???
Oh, SECMAC doesn't work either: each time you do your EXECIO DISKW, the previous content is lost...
And why not use ISRSUPC ? it would be much much faster. |
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Pedro
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The syntax is:
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ISPEXEC EDIT DATAID(dsname) [MEMBER(member-name)]
[MACRO(macro-name)] |
That's macro-name, not macro-name and parms.
If you need to pass information to it, use VPUT in the caller and VGET in the callee. |
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MBabu
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Actually, according to the ffing manual, it is
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ISPEXEC EDIT DATASET(dsname) [VOLUME(serial)]
[PASSWORD(pswd-value)]
[PANEL(panel-name)]
[MACRO(macro-name)]
[PROFILE(profile-name)]
[FORMAT(format-name)]
[MIXED(YES|NO)]
[LOCK(YES|NO)]
[CONFIRM(YES|NO)]
[WS(YES|NO)]
[WRAP]
[PRESERVE]
[PARM(parm-var)] |
See the PARM(parm-var) parameter. Use vput/vget or any other method if you need to pass data back from the 2nd macro |
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yuvaraj84
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Thanks a lot expat,Mbabu and Pedro. I got the syntax. I hope there i won't encounter any problem. 
Hi Marso,
Since I am using MOD, the data would get appended. The previous data would not get lost. You can also try and see. |
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yuvaraj84
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Hi,
Second macro is not getting executed even after changing the parms parameter. The parm is not passed .This is the new syntax with which i have run. But the return code is 0. I am not able to trace it out what is missing.
Following is the code.
TEST.ONE(FIRSTMAC):
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/*REXX*/
ADDRESS ISREDIT 'MACRO PROCESS'
SAY "PDS"
PULL PDS
s1='yuva'
ADDRESS TSO "LISTDS '"PDS"' MEMBERS"
do i = 7 to stem.0
member = strip(stem.i)
dset = pds||'('||member||')'
ADDRESS ISPEXEC "EDIT DATASET('"DSET"') MACRO(SECMAC) PARM("S1")"
END
EXIT |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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parm-var
The name of an ISPF variable that contains parameters
you vput your data in parm variable s1 from first rexx
you vget your data to s1 from second rexx |
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superk
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OK. These two macros worked for me:
MAC1:
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/* REXX */
"ISREDIT MACRO PROCESS"
Say "PDS"
Pull pds
s1 = "yuva"
Call Outtrap(ml.)
"LISTDS "pds" MEMBERS"
Call Outtrap(off)
Do i = 7 To ml.0
dset = pds||"("||Strip(ml.i)||")"
"ISPEXEC EDIT DATASET("dset") MACRO(MAC2) PARM(s1)"
End
Exit 0
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MAC2:
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/* REXX */
"ISREDIT MACRO (parm) NOPROCESS"
o1 = TEST.FILE.OUTPUT
"ALLOC DD(pdsid) DA("o1") MOD REU"
Parse Var parm var1 .
"ISREDIT FIND ALL "var1
"ISREDIT (cnts) = FIND_COUNTS"
"ISREDIT (memname) = MEMBER"
memdtl = Right(Strip(memname),12," ")
memdtl = memdtl||Right(Strip(cnts),12," ")
Queue memdtl
"EXECIO "Queued()" DISKW pdsid (FINIS"
"ISREDIT END"
Exit 0
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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duh! Guess you don't need to store and access variable pool.  |
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yuvaraj84
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Thanks a lot dbzTHEdinosauer and superk finally the macro worked.  |
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superk
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What was wrong?  |
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yuvaraj84
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Hi superk,
macro worked with spool variables. Still analyzing, i will post once i debug. |
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