On Tue, 17 Mar 2015 05:39:49 -0500, Elardus Engelbrecht wrote:
>
>Old trap for anyone trying string parsing... I sometimes fall in that trap
>too. ;-)
>
I did, several times, trying to find a solution.
>And you can't do a TRACE to see how lines are parsed and resolved... ouch...
>
"trace R" helps for Rexx, but not entirely'
"set -x" works for shell.
>>cmd="/bin/tsocmd XMIT" target "'DS("dsn")'"
>
>Try this (adding a single quote character to the right of ( and to the left of
>) ):
>
>cmd="/bin/tsocmd XMIT" target "'DS('"dsn"')'"
>
It's even worse. I got it to work with:
trace R
lines.0 = 0
cmd = "set -x; /bin/tsocmd ""XMIT" target "DS('"dsn"')"""
xrc = bpxwunix(cmd, 'lines.', /* out. */, /* err. */, /* env., login,
batch, */ )
(I defaulted most of the arguments in order to see the trace immediately.)
The hard one is RECEIVE -- one needs to QUEUE the reply to the prompt.
That's not always possible.
-- gil
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