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Check (perhaps with your cics systems programmers) to make sure the mod (mod2, mod3, mod5, etc) is consistent with the map that you are using.

Schlabb, Thanks for the reply. I have coded around the problem now. However, to continue the discussion: The -911 is useful in that it let me know that I got a separte LUW-ID. Let me be more clear on what the code does: The following is pseudo code: /* REXX */ ... ADDRESS DSNREXX ... SELECT...

I have a REXX that uses DSNREXX to Select data from a DB2 table. It then will call an existing batch program/package that is part of a separate DB2 plan. When I call/start the subsequent plan, I see evidence that another LUW-ID has begun. I need to control the UOW from the outer REXX code...

mikrom, Thanks for the education. At this moment I am not at the machine on which I downloaded oorexx. I am not able to install oorexx on my daytime machine. But I tried the Hello_Rexx.wsf script anyway. I get a message that says: "The value for the attribute is not valid : language" I...

lsil... My panel is a popup; something like: )ATTR # TYPE(TEXT) COLOR... !... @... )BODY WINDOW(70,20) # FIELD NAME ==> ! FIELD NAME2 ==> ... VPUT(...) )END How do I "duplicate using rexx source" for this?

Why not vb??? " Im not interested in writing code to be writing code. Its in rexx on the mainframe using ispf for display. I can put the rexx code almost directly in oorexx on my pc. I just have the display problem to deal with. As I have indicated my preference is HTML or some way to...

Hey, if it will let me retire, why not. Im not an HTML or Windows guy though. And what do you do with the PROFILE variables? Looks like I will have to keep working... and sleeping from 2 to 4.

Mikrom, Thanks. I have downloaded oorexx that I can use in the windows env - copy my MF stuff to it and compile it or whatever using oorexx. I couldnt answer, though, the panel problem. I was afraid I was going to have to "reprogram" the panels. Maybe its just me but, it seems like there is...

I have some rexx programs that are stored on an IBM mainframe. These use ISPF panels as the user interface. I want to use the programs in a windows or Web environment. So, I need to convert the ISPF panels to HTML or something that will display on a PC. Does anyone know how to do this in an...

Thanks for the quick reply. So when in the edit session i typed 'CAN'. This obviously terminate the edit session. But ZCMD does not have anything in it. What do you mean by "The field name is most likely "ZCMD""?

I have the following: /* REXX */ ARG OUTP STAT = MSG('OFF') UID = SYSVAR(SYSUID) ADDRESS ISPEXEC "EDIT DATASET('TEST.MYDSN')" ADDRESS TSO "FREE FILE(MYDD)" "ALLOC FILE(MYDD) ", "DATASET('TEST.MYDSN') SHR" ... I want to interrogate the COMMAND LINE upon returning from the edit session...

I really dont care if it is CLIST or Rexx. I just want to convert jcl to some kind of allocation list or script. Any ideas?

I have a series of jobstreams with many steps in each. Ultimately I want to run these jobs in the foreground, under my TSO TCB. So, I would like to process my jcl through some tool to convert it into a CLIST - with file allocations, etc. I want this to be done similar to the way many COBOL...

rexxhead, That works great. Very creative. Thank you. But, wow. I would think that rexx or ispf would take care of this without forcing the programmer to code this kind of logic.

Thanks for the reply... but there's got to be a better way.

I am using ISPF with REXX to display calculate and display a number. The number calculated is something like 123456789.05. I want it to display 123,456,789.05... or even better $123,456,789.05 Does anyone know how to do this easily?

Thanks, Fred, my thoughts were that it does include both/all. I have a call into the db2 sysprog as to the monitors that are available. Marc, I have run explain extensively and created an index to help with access paths. This does the trick. Now I am trying to put together objective run...

I am tuning a DB2 batch program. I dont have access to a good monitor. So I will compare CPU times. My question is: When a batch job finishes, it shows excp, cpu time, etc. What does the CPU time represent? Does it represnet the time only for the app's TCB or does it include the time spent...

select * from t1 main where date = ( select max(date) from t1 sub where main.ticket_id = sub.ticket_id )

I thought the same thing at first. But I ran the macro anyway. It appears to be still alive after the "END". But maybe since the "enq" is still active as you have indicated, the macro can still operate. In other words the "END" hasnt really completed and done a "deq" until the macro is...