Using Jol, it could be easily done this way:
FOO=19;
BAR='/my/lower/case/uss/folder/' || '%FOO/';
or more simply:
BAR='/my/lower/case/uss/folder/%FOO/';
The result is: /my/lower/case/uss/folder/19/
This can be used in a Dsname field;
Clement Clarke
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Charles Mills wrote:
How the heck do I do this?
I have a variable symbol &FOO that has been set to a value. I want to
include it in another set symbol like so
// SET BAR=/my/lower/case/uss/folder/&FOO./
If I quote the operand it seems like &FOO does not get substituted. If I
don't quote the operand JCL barfs on the lower case letters.
Help!
Charles
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