Thanks. That worked perfectly.
Mark Jacobs
On 01/10/12 09:38, McKown, John wrote:
I'd use "cp -X" in a TSO OMVS or other UNIX shell.
cp -X /some/unix/directory/program "//'some.pdse.library(pgm)'"
Or use BPXBATCH, I guess.
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Subject: Copy programs in file system to MVS Dataset
I'm trying to copy program objects that reside in a path (the WAS 7.0
IPCS formatting modules) into a PDSE dataset. Everything I've tried
(ocopy, ish copy, ftp) doesn't seem to result in a valid
program object,
i.e. the directory listing in ISPF doesn't look right,
nothing's being
shown excepting the member name.
What's the best way to accomplish my objective?
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