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Bo Xie wrote:
Hi,
I can login zos( v1r3 ADCD) TSO and OMVS, and the following is log
to call OEDIT.
-------TSO call OEDIT-------
READY
TSO OEDIT
IKJ56500I COMMAND TSO NOT FOUND
READY
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Well, blow me away!
At ready prompt, you are under TSO already,
so you do not need to say "TSO OEDIT".
I tried
OEDIT test
expecting it to fail because I wasn't under
ISPF, but I got an edit screen:
File Edit Edit_Settings Menu Utilities
---------------------------------------------
EDIT ./test
Command ===>
****** **************************************
''''''
''''''
''''''
''''''
Perhaps it worked because I was in ISPF and
exited to the READY prompt so my ISPF datasets
were still all allocated.
HINT: Check your logon proc to see if you
have ISPF data sets allocated at logon.
When I login OMVS and call "oedit hello.c", nothing happens, and the
system doesn't say "oedit:FSUM7351 not found". While I type in "oedit1
hello.c", the system will say "oedit1: FSUM7351 not found".
-------OMVS call OEDIT-------
IBMUSER:/u/ibmuser/bxie: >oedit hello.c
IBMUSER:/u/ibmuser/bxie: >oedit1 hello.c
oedit1: FSUM7351 not found
IBMUSER:/u/ibmuser/bxie: >
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My question is: How to install oedit? Or maybe oedit has already
existed in some place(eg. /usr/sbin/), but I can not locate it? Any
suggestions are welcome and very appreciated!
oedit comes with your system. It is installed
automatically. Again, I suggest you check your
TSO logon proc to see what data sets get
allocated.
At your logon screen, you can find the proc name:
Enter LOGON parameters below:
Userid ===> SCOMSTO
Password ===> xxxxxxx
Procedure ===> DBSPROC
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Look in USER.PROCLIB, the ADCD proclib, and SYS1.PROCLIB for
the proc (in this order; stop when you find it). This proc
should include DD statements with names like ISPLLIB, ISPMLIB,
and so on. If not, you need to add them.
If you do have these DD statements, then perhaps they have
missing data sets under the concatenations.
Hope this helps.
Best Regards,
Xie Bo
Kind regards,
-Steve Comstock
The Trainer's Friend, Inc.
http://www.trainersfriend.com
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