Elardus:
A *LONG* (30+) years ago, we had an application that took the output
of an assembly & LINK and used it as skeleton to create a parm driven
program that read data and output it (IIRC) as some sort of report
that was sent to each grocery store.
I thought it was sort of unique in it was a SQL "program" that was
run to produce printed output. I never saw the entire operation but I
think it was printed on XEROX 9700(???) on 5 or so printers. They
weren't enthusiastic about showing the process so what little I saw
was from problem shooting other "things".
Ed
ps: This was way before SQL or the like. The division wanted complete
control over every thing so we were kept in the dark.
On Mar 19, 2015, at 3:58 PM, Scott Ford wrote:
Geez mr Elardus tell us how you really feel...your great love it
On Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 2:11 PM, Elardus Engelbrecht <
[email protected]> wrote:
Scott Ford wrote:
Yeah , now i see thank you Charles
I have the same thing which Charles Mills kindly described. Load a
mod
with data and play with it.
In my case, I inherited an ancient IEFUJI exit. That thing loads a
module
residing in a linklist library which contains only a list of approved
accounting codes allowed to be used.
I decided that this is sh*t, cr*p and bullsh*t [1], so I rewrote
[2] the
thing so RACF can be called to use ACCTNUM which holds the
accounting codes
with the added benefit that the codes are authorised (actually RC =
0/4/undecided) by RACF.
I can't remember whether the A() pointers were used or whatever
lookup
method was used, but I will come back to you on Friday with a sample
currently residing in an unfathomable deep ML2 archive...
Groete / Greetings
Elardus Engelbrecht
[1] - a more ancient, but crappy,version contained the table
inside the
UJI exit. Ugh... I'm allergic to unneeded IPLs. ;-)
[2] - Search for it in RACF-L for my sample of IEFUJI for
accounting codes.
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