Rick Fochtman wrote:
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john gilmore wrote:
There are straightforward ways to update [necessarily] DASD-resident
PS datasets in assembly language using the NOTE and POINT macros
(q.v.), but I am not aware that any statement-level procedural
language supports these operations, and Enterprise COBOL certainly
does not. (An LE-compliant pair of COBOL-callable HLASM subroutines
would of course be easy to write.)
John Gilmore
Ashland, MA 01721-1817
USA
Assembler: use DCB MACRF=(GL,PL), open for UPDAT,
issue GET, change data, issue PUTX
COBOL: open for I-O, issue READ, change data,
issue REWRITE
DASD only.
Can also do for PL/I and, I believe, C.
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Steve, I believe it MACRF=(GL,PM) for PUTX, isn't it?
Nope. MACRF=(GL,PL) is what it has to be.
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