Mark Pace wrote:
>I'm installing TDSz and have it working by issuing a command from ISPF
>TSO %DRLEINIT
Good. After reading my answer below, relook at the DRLEINIT and look for any
allocation statements for your panel library.
>I would like to make this a selection from an ISPF panel. But I've looked at
>the ways to invoke REXX and it still does not work.
>I thought that this should have worked.
>T,'CMD(DRLEINIT)'
>I also tried
>T,'CMD(DRLEINIT NEWAPPL(DRL))'
Based on your TSO command, put an ampersand before the REXX program like this:
T,'CMD(%DRLEINIT)'
>Panel 'IPOICQ' error
>Panel not found.
Message is probably coming from DRLEINIT or any of the called programs.
If the REXX program is indeed trying to open panel IPOICQ, then the CMD
statement is working. (Ampersand or not?)
If you still cannot call the REXX, you need to include your REXX program
DRLEINIT in your ISPF SYSPROC or SYSEXEC.
So you need to look in TDSz set of libraries and look for a dataset which
contains panels. Something like HLQ.???PLIB.
Then you need to allocate it in your logon CLIST / REXX in ISPPLIB or use a
LIBDEF to allocate your panel library in your session, like this:
ISPEXEC LIBDEF ISPPLIB DATASET ID('HLQ.???PLIB')
>I've search through all of the TDSz files and can not find an IPOICQ in any of
>them, so I don't know where this would have been called.
Really? It is a member name in a library. If you still can't find it, then your
installation attempt is not 100% correct from the start.
Alternatively, recheck the installation book for installing libraries in ISPF.
Groete / Greetings
Elardus Engelbrecht
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