What is the actual error that occurs if you don't use this ISPF panel? I usually don't have a STEPLIB in my TSO proc and tend to use ISPEXEC LIBDEF if I need access to load modules. With PARMLIB(IKJTSO##) correctly configured, I've never needed TSOEXEC for XMIT. I don't know if STEPLIB with an unauthorized dataset would change that. I've used it REXX, CLIST and directly from ISPEXEC SELECT CMD
Jon Perryman. >________________________________ > From: CM Poncelet <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2014 8:21 PM >Subject: Re: Clist character string compare > > >Well ... I did things in an 'unconventional' way - e.g. if any command >began with "%" it meant "invoke as Clist or REXX and with parms if any". > >In my panel I had: ><etc.> >)PROC > <etc.> > &CLIST = TRUNC(&ZCMD,1) /* <--- here */ > &ZCMD = TRUNC(&ZCMD,' ') > &ZTRAIL = .TRAIL > IF (&CLIST='%') /* <--- here */ > &CLIST = &ZCMD > &ZCMD = 'CLIST' /* <--- here */ > &ZCMDTEMP = TRANS( &ZCMD > <etc.> > *,*) /* <--- here */ > &ZSEL = TRANS( &ZCMDTEMP > <etc.> > CLIST,'CMD(&CLIST &ZTRAIL) NEWAPPL(&ZAPPLID) PASSLIB' >/* <--- here */ > <etc.> > *,'' ) >)END > >In my Clist I then had: > <etc.> > ISPEXEC SELECT &ZSEL > <etc.> > >My Clist and REXX executed under ISPF and needed an ADDRESS TSO (or >TSOEXEC) for LISTA, SUBMIT, VERIFY, DELETE etc. (I started them from the >TSO READY prompt to bypass the ISPF primary menu panel.) > >Apples & oranges indeed. > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
