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Gopalakrishnan V
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| Suppose i have a keyword 'TCRWADS'.I need to find out the calling modules as well as the called module names(subprogram if any) having this keyword.So in cobol we give srchfor 'tcrwads' in that pds and get the module names.I need a rexx code for the same where i can get the called and calling module names as a report.Pls help. |
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expat
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AFAIK there is no readily available code to give you this.
It looks like you will need to think through the logic required to achieve this and then code it up. |
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Gopalakrishnan V
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| Since i am new in coding in rexx.i just have some basic knowledge.i wud be grateful if u can help me with the logic. |
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expat
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You will need to explain exactly what it is that you are trying to achieve.
a) I am looking for a keyword in some programs
b) If I find that keyword I then want ..................... |
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Gopalakrishnan V
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a) i m looking for a keyword 'xyz'
b) it is found in prog A,progB,prog C.
c) now prog A is calling prog D.
d) in my final output i should have :
main programs :prog A,Prog B and prog C
sub programs :prog D of main program A
e)Final output : progA having subprogram D,prog B and prog C |
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Gopalakrishnan V
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| I just need to display these main program and subprogram names in my final output using rexx. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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the fastest way is to use the ISPF provided member parts list...
it will cross reference calls and includes
You can ask for a raw output and process it with rexx |
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expat
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Cheers for that Enrico, something I never knew about but could prove useful  |
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Pedro
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| use the ISPF provided member parts list. |
I am not sure what that is... can you provide the service or utility name? |
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prino
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| Of course this will not work for calls to routines where the name is dynamically built... |
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don.leahy
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| Member Parts utility can be found on option 4.12 or 5.12 from the standard ISPF Primary Option menu. |
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Terry Heinze
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| enrico-sorichetti wrote: |
the fastest way is to use the ISPF provided member parts list...
it will cross reference calls and includes
You can ask for a raw output and process it with rexx |
Ya learn something new every day, dont 'cha?! Thanks. |
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Marso
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Marso
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This book is quite interesting too: REXX for CICS/ESA R1V1 Guide and Reference
Part 1 (the Guide) is a nice REXX primer,
Part 2 (the Reference) is more CICS oriented.
Although the book was copyrighted in 1994 and says CICS/ESA, there is still plenty of interesting info in it. |
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