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from which library tso commands are picked up from?

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shuhaibk54

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Jun 12, 2012
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Please anybody knows ,from which library tso command are picked up from?How we can check ?

Thanks,
Shuhaib
 
Go to my REXX code page and find ATTACH. Around line 505 you will see a routine called FIND_ORIGIN. That's the code you're looking for.

Frank Clarke
--America's source for adverse opinions since 1943.
 
Let me count the ways:

ISRFIND is 800+ lines of horribly-written IBM-style code, whereas FIND_ORIGIN is <60 lines of DougNadel-style code -- no more understandable, but there's lots less of it.

ISRFIND is a panel-oriented application requiring the user to be in ISPF whereas FIND_ORIGIN is an API that returns the precise dataset name in a usable format even in the absence of ISPF.

Code:
say "Running from" FIND_ORIGIN()

Frank Clarke
--America's source for adverse opinions since 1943.
 
Those steps did not work .Any other way to get the details.:( ...

Thanks,
Shuhaib
 
Why, how did it not work? How do you expect help if you do not specify the problem? The Titanic dis not work - did your Rexx also hit an iceberg?


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