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- From: johan-ku@lee.enet.dec.com (Johan Kullberg)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.rexx
- Subject: Re: rexx in tso environme
- Message-ID: <2214@vall.dsv.su.se>
- Date: 22 Jan 93 12:03:03 GMT
- References: <1993Jan21.4414.2180@dosgate>
- Sender: newsuser@vall.dsv.su.se
- Reply-To: johan-ku@lee.enet.dec.com (Johan Kullberg)
- Distribution: comp
- Organization: Digital Equipment Corporation
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- A REXX program in TSO environment is created just like any TSO dataset:
- You first allocate a dataset (the simplest way to do this is by using ISPF menus).
- Then simply enter the code.
- The answer to Your questions one by one:
- 1) As I've already written, allocate a dataset, for example username.MYPROG.EXEC
- Edit the file; (the simplest way here too is to do it by using ISPF menus).
- 2) The very first record of the code depends on how You are going to execute it.
- The normal way to begin the code, /* THIS IS A COMMENT */, enables You to
- execute by issuing: EXEC MYPROG EXEC
- However, if the first record is /* REXX */ , the program can be allocated
- like a TSO CLIST program which means that it can be run by issuing:
- MYPROG
- 3) I don't know if there is a REXX compiler released yet for TSO.
- 4) (See under 2)
- 5) I recommend the "TSO Extensions REXX User's Guide" or "TSO Extensions REXX
- REference".
- Yours sincerely, JOhan Kullberg at Univ. of Stockholm
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