In my simple test I don't see any sysout.
in = 'lbdyck.test.pds'
out = 'lbdyck.test.pdse'
Address ISPexec
"lminit dataid(indd1) dataset('"in"')"
"lminit dataid(outdd1) dataset('"out"')"
"lmcopy fromid("indd1") todataid("outdd1")" ,
"frommem(a*) replace"
"lmcopy fromid("indd1") todataid("outdd1")" ,
"frommem(b*) replace"
"lmfree dataid("indd1")"
"lmfree dataid("outdd1")"
What I see in the batch execution is this:
ispf cmd(%tlmcopy)
LBDYCK.SPFLOG1.LIST has been kept.
READY
But no other sysout datasets.
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-----Original Message-----
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List <[email protected]> On Behalf Of
Paul Gilmartin
Sent: Friday, March 3, 2023 8:10 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: One more REXX Question
On Fri, 3 Mar 2023 09:40:18 +0200, ITschak Mugzach wrote:
>Allocate syspront as MOD instead of share and all outputs will be
>written to same file (do not free and allocate syspront every call)
>
Does the description of LMCOPY in the ISPF Services Guide,SC19-3626-50, mention
the use of SYSPRONT or any similar DDNAME? If not, thd documentation is
defective/
>בתאריך יום ו׳, 3 במרץ 2023 ב-5:02 מאת Paul Gilmartin:
>
>> This is less a REXX question than an ISPF question, and might get
>> more focused replies in ISPF-LIST.
>>
>> On Thu, 2 Mar 2023 23:56:52 +0000, Cameron Conacher wrote:
>> > ...
>> >When the LMCOPY runs, it writes some IEBCOPY processing messages to
>> >a
>> generated file name, which has a high level qualifier of the RACF ID
>> under which the JOB runs.
>> >If two members are copied, LMCOPY is executed twice, and two IEBCOPY
>> files are generated..... if 100 members are copied I get 100 IEBCOPY
>> files generated.
>> >
>> I'm slightly surprised. But I've used LMCOPY only to copy a PS data
>> set to a PDS mdmber.
>> IEBCOPY isn't needed (or allowed) for that operation.
>>
>> Likewise, IEBCOPY shouldn't be necessary to copy PDS member to PDS member.
>>
>> But does LMCOPY replicate the directory user info? The Ref. doesn't say.
>>
>> Are the members program objects?
>>
>> >My question is this, can I direct all of the IEBCOPY output
>> >(assuming it
>> is SYSPRINT) directed to one single output file?
>> >So, instead of seeing 100 individual IEBCOPY, I only get one single
>> consolidated file with a name of my choosing?
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gil
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