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Atpsmp
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Hi,
Actually, i have copied the datasets from production and kept in my local dataset. I have to delete the job card in that and have to enter with my local data set parameters. There is an option in my client(remote desktop) such that if i put that particular command in command line, it will automatically insert that job card where we want to.
My query is, how to include that command in my rexx program ( rexx program which copies the dataset from production pds to my local pds) so that it automatically chnages the jobcard after copying the datasets.
Can anyone throw light on this issue and help me out  |
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Pedro
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| Your rexx program should invoke the ISPF editor with an initial macro. That edit macro will do your changes. |
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Atpsmp
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Hi ,
I cant get you..!!!
Using ISREDIT , how to include the command in that which is used in the mainframe? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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There is an option in my client(remote desktop) such that if i put that particular command in command line, it will automatically insert that job card where we want to.
My query is, how to include that command in my rexx program ( rexx program which copies the dataset from production pds to my local pds) so that it automatically chnages the jobcard after copying the datasets. |
If this is in your desktop, you would have to write a replacement in rexx.
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| Using ISREDIT , how to include the command in that which is used in the mainframe? |
The code that replaces the desksop function will possibly be an edit macro. There are many, many examples in the forum. When you find a topic that does something similar to what you want, incorporate it into your code and post back here if there are any questoins. |
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