You said "we're using another product which gets the information for its purposes". If we know what product you've used up to now, somebody might be able to explain the concept behind that tool.
By the way: In the post you are referring to, stevexff explained the technique to use GLUEs. What's...
That's not possible. Starting a batch job which connects to DB2 always creates a new DB2 thread and thus is a separate Unit Of Work.
You said "I need to control the UOW from the outer REXX code." Why?
And in addition you said "I dont care about the -911." Why?
You SHOULD care about a negative...
Using OUTTRAP to trap the output of a TSO command within a REXX program is absolutely fine. That's what is was designed for.
What program do you use on your PGM= parameter of your EXEC statement of your job? It should be IKJEFT01 or one of its little sisters IKJEFT1A or IKJEFT1B to establish a...
That's not a good idea having a REXX program waiting for a batch job to come to an end before continue processing. What would you do if your first job is delayed for whatever reason?
If you really need a sequence, then simply use your scheduler tool. Every shop has such a tool as Control M...
You are right that it doesn't make any difference. So I've copied your code and did a test by myself. It works! Even if I use an invalid scroll amount like &zamt = abc, it works perfectly. ABC is displayed.
The only thing I can imagine is that your panel is not refreshed after the last change...
Don't be disappointed and keep on posting these valuable tips. "Following" a blog is not the only method to look out for new entries in your blog. For sure more and more people will get informed about your blog and will visit this site without officially "following" it. If you want to have more...
I really appreciated your posts in every forum I find, especially those in the legendary mvshelp. Your blog will definitely be on my reading list every monday morning (at least).
Stefan
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