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ISPF Cobol question
Sorry I didn't reply sooner. I could not get it to work using a call. I had to use the command as follows: 01 BUFFER PIC X(38) VALUE SPACES. 01 BUFFER-LEN PIC S9(8) COMP VALUE 38. 10 CODJOB PIC X(8) VALUE 'CODJOB '. 10 DDNAME2...- mc9
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- Forum: COBOL General discussion
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Has anyone used COBOL with MVS ISPF dialog manager
You are right. I should have mentioned that 'run program' was for a DB2 program.- mc9
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- Forum: COBOL General discussion
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Has anyone used COBOL with MVS ISPF dialog manager
RE: calling a cobol program from a clist and passing parm, here's an example: RUN PROGRAM(BLAHBLAH) PLAN(BLAHBLAH) PARM('&SYSUID') + LIBRARY('BLAH.BLAH.LOAD')- mc9
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- Forum: COBOL General discussion
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Has anyone used COBOL with MVS ISPF dialog manager
Has anyone here used lminit to create a temp work dataset within the dialog from a cobol program? If so do you have an example of the ISPLINK LMINIT call? Thanks.- mc9
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- Forum: COBOL General discussion
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ISPF Cobol question
Do you know the syntax to invoke LMINIT in Cobol? I have manuals both paper and online but the examples don't work. As best as I can tell it is something like: 10 DSNVAR PIC X(8) VALUE SPACES. 10 SYSUT01 PIC X(8) VALUE 'SYSUT01 '. CALL 'ISPLINK' USING ISP-LMINIT...- mc9
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