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@shim
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Hello,
I have a vendor program which generally runs as a batch program with EXEC PGM=xxxx,PARM=(xxx). For some specific requirement, I am calling this program through a COBOL program after creating a dynamic TSO environment through IKJTSOEV and allocate all the required files by using TSO ALLOC and pass the control through CALL *(xxxxx). This runs fine. But there are some control paameters which is sent through the PARM. I am not able to figure out how to pass this parms to the target program. Could you please share any direction or advice which I can explore further? Thanks for your guidance in advance.
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Pedro
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re: generally runs as a batch program with EXEC PGM=xxxx,PARM=(yyy)
I think you use the TSO CALL command:
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@shim
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| Pedro wrote: |
re: generally runs as a batch program with EXEC PGM=xxxx,PARM=(yyy)
I think you use the TSO CALL command:
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Thank you Pedro. I will test this as per your suggestion.
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Pedro
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I have not done it for some time, if it does not work try also using single quotes:
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@shim
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| Pedro wrote: |
I have not done it for some time, if it does not work try also using single quotes:
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Just to update and thanks Pedro it works fine with single quotes.
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