I have a program that prses Json text written in assembler, and same code
in Rexx. The rexx code works fine. When I try to parse a Json array entry,
I get an error "objecthandle must be zero for globl search". however, my
search is hwtz_searchtype_object... Again, the Rexx code which is one to
on
Hi,.I am trying to find examples of invoking a CLIST and a Program from
the )PROC Section of a ISPF PANEL
.
I consistently get a syntax error.
.
For example:
)PROC
IF (&T01 = ABX3 )
EX 'PAULD01.SPEX.CLIST(XGETSYS)'
.
My first question would be, is it legitimate to invoke eit
I know you can use REXX
The *REXX statement is used to invoke REXX code in a panel's )INIT,
)REINIT, or )PROC section. The REXX can be coded within the panel source
immediately after the *REXX
But I am not sure if you can use a Clist.
Perhaps others will be able to provide better details.
What type of panel? I assune you questiob doea not relate to a Selection
panel. If it's an entry panel, try rexx exit in panel.
ITschak
בתאריך שבת, 18 באוג׳ 2018, 16:20, מאת esst...@juno.com :
> Hi,.I am trying to find examples of invoking a CLIST and a Program from
> the )PROC Section of a ISP
(I guess I’m not alone in this and) I’m scratching my head as to what
you’re talking about.) I know “JSON” and Assembler and Rexx but I have no
idea what the specific code you’re talking about is or where both flavours
came from.
It’d probably help if you told us.
Thanks, Martin
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I know this has come up here before. It also came up at the IBM closed
session at SHARE. I confess I did not fully understand it before and I
promised I would write a follow-up on IBM-MAIN.
Yes, IBM-MAIN is wonderful but it has some shortcomings, such as topic
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https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSLTBW_2.2.0/com.ibm.zos.v2r2.ieac100/ieac1-cwe-json.htm
?
Charles
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Minor correction: it was not in the IBM closed door on Sunday but rather in
the SHARE volunteer orientation meeting on Sunday.
https://www.share.org/p/do/sd/sid=15638&isnew=1&type=0 (You may need a SHARE
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On 8/18/2018 9:27 AM, Charles Mills wrote:
The proposed mainframe Web-based discussion list is here:
http://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/118484/mainframes
I just committed to this proposal...
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A point of clarification on commitment. There are three levels a new group
mush pass for a new group to be formed. Here is a breakdown on where we are at
as of today:
267/200 committers in total
On 8/17/2018 11:22 AM, Jerry Whitteridge wrote:
My concern is/would be the number of WLP servers with each service taking
their own. I'd like to see something more along the lines of "Customer"
and "Systems" instances so for example z/OS Connect EE would fall under the
"Customer" bucket, and z/O
On 8/18/2018 10:10 AM, Charles Mills wrote:
Minor correction: it was not in the IBM closed door on Sunday but rather in
the SHARE volunteer orientation meeting on Sunday.
https://www.share.org/p/do/sd/sid=15638&isnew=1&type=0 (You may need a SHARE
ID to view.)
Also in the MVS Program Opening Mo
>Hi,.I am trying to find examples of invoking a CLIST and a Program from
the )PROC Section of a ISPF PANEL
That is not the concept of ISPF. You either have a menu, aka selection panel,
or a data entry or data display panel.
With menus, you set the ZSEL variable to contain operands which are
You would be better off writing in REXX
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Subject: AW: Question ABout ISPF Panels
>Hi,.I am trying to
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charl...@mcn.org (Charles Mills) wrote:
>I know this has come up here before. It also came up at the IBM closed
>session at SHARE. I confess I did not fully understand it before and I
>promised I would write a follow-up on IBM-MAIN.
On 8/18/2018 12:51 PM, Clark Morris wrote:
I have never participated in any of the stack forums. I am a long
retired MVS systems programmer and COBOL application programmer
analyst. Which slack forums should I join? Until I get a stack
reputation is my presence worthwhile for supporting the ma
It is great to see interest in the StackExchange Mainframe site again. I
don't totally buy in to all the StackExchange rules & procedures*, but I
do grant that some smart people have thought about and tried quite a few
things to try and get it right. That said, the current status of
"Mainframe
All depends on what you like. At the risk of exposing myself too much,
I'm on SuperUser, Aviation, Travel, and English Language & Usage
(although that one mainly just makes me mad).
There are various languages, new ones for LEGO, Chess, and Poker... ad
infinitum. StackOverflow is the grandda
On Sat, 18 Aug 2018 12:10:25 -0500, Charles Mills wrote:
>Minor correction: it was not in the IBM closed door on Sunday but rather in
>the SHARE volunteer orientation meeting on Sunday.
>https://www.share.org/p/do/sd/sid=15638&isnew=1&type=0 (You may need a SHARE
>ID to view.)
>
>-Original Mes
The Clist or program should be invoked from the )PROC section in the
panel, as the value of &ZSEL. E.g.
)BODY WIDTH(&ZSCREENW) EXPAND(//)
%---/-/-
!OPTION %===>¯ZCMD
)PROC
&ZSEL = TRANS( &ZCMD
B,'CMD(%ZBROWSE &ZTRAIL)' /* Clist
I have an app that imbeds REXX code in a panel. The REXX code happens to be in
the )Init section, but I think it could be )Proc. It has a marked beginning and
end:
*REXX(*,shopcsij,shoptgtj,zedsmsg,zedlmsg)
TRACE N
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