Thanks much. > I'm surprised the doc isn't clear, but it's one of those "everyone knows > that" sort of things, so I don't doubt you.
Notice I said "not very clear to me" LOL. I've written a lot of programs in my career but never a TSO command or the like. What can I say? OK, I "get" your TEST example. You bring foo into memory from a specified library telling TEST it's a CP and then run it. Thanks. > Over the decades just about everyone wrote a CALLCP command to do this, often > with variations. I'll bet there are several on the CBT site. Hmmm. I'm actually wishing to do this from within a command I will write. Is there any reason I cannot use normal MVS functions such as LOAD to find a particular FOO and then pass my own "constructed" CPPL: CPPLCBUF: Pointer to a buffer in my program containing H'21',H'4',C'FOO SOME OPERANDS' CPPLUPT: Copied from my entry CPPL. CPPLPSCB: Copied from my entry CPPL. CPPLECT: Copied from my entry CPPL. Will that work (assuming no screw-ups) or is there some "magic" that TSO performs for a CP that will be missing if I do a LOAD and BASSM or BALR? I was thinking there was (some TSO magic necessary) but perhaps there is not? Note: all unauthorized. No APF considerations here. Thanks again, Charles ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
