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REXX is a scripting language.
How would you do this in the absence of REXX? What host commands would you exercise? In which environment?
I suspect the answer is 'no' because the commands you want to exercise are usually issued within a particular 'environment' (DB2). Unless you can address to that environment, you won't be able to get your message where it needs to be.
Frank Clarke
Tampa Area REXX Programmers' Alliance
REXX Language Assn Listmaster
How would you do this in the absence of REXX? What host commands would you exercise? In which environment?
I suspect the answer is 'no' because the commands you want to exercise are usually issued within a particular 'environment' (DB2). Unless you can address to that environment, you won't be able to get your message where it needs to be.
Frank Clarke
Tampa Area REXX Programmers' Alliance
REXX Language Assn Listmaster
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Kruiskouter
IS-IT--Management
Iviva,
This was posted a while ago, so maybe you are not looking at this post - but I stumbled upon it and thought I would answer.
So, assuming a couple of things...
1. You are running the REXX in TSO or CGI.
2. You are running the REXX on a system that has direct access to the DB2 Subsystem.
You could use a Rexx like this....
/* rexx */
arg db2ssid command
x = outtrap("retline.","*","noconcat")
QUEUE command
QUEUE 'END'
'DSN S('db2ssid')'
x = outtrap("off")
do i = 1 to retline.0
lineout = retline.i
say i">>"lineout
end
To send a Db2 command to the DSN TSO command processor and display the output, so you could issue a "-dis thread(*)" to it and then do a "-cancel thread xxxxx" or whatever.
Hope that helps...
This was posted a while ago, so maybe you are not looking at this post - but I stumbled upon it and thought I would answer.
So, assuming a couple of things...
1. You are running the REXX in TSO or CGI.
2. You are running the REXX on a system that has direct access to the DB2 Subsystem.
You could use a Rexx like this....
/* rexx */
arg db2ssid command
x = outtrap("retline.","*","noconcat")
QUEUE command
QUEUE 'END'
'DSN S('db2ssid')'
x = outtrap("off")
do i = 1 to retline.0
lineout = retline.i
say i">>"lineout
end
To send a Db2 command to the DSN TSO command processor and display the output, so you could issue a "-dis thread(*)" to it and then do a "-cancel thread xxxxx" or whatever.
Hope that helps...
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