Radoslaw Skorupka wrote: >I'm going to submit huge command list in a batch (IKJEFT01). The commands are >unrelated (no loops, etc.) however I want to stop the script after command >failure, that means RC<>0.
>Example: >RDEF class PROFILE1.** ... >RDEF class PROFILE2.** ... >RDEF class PROFILE3.** ... >... >PERMIT profile1.** ID(some grp) ACC(UPDATE) >Let's say second command fails (RDEF PROFILE2) so, script is aborted, RDEF >PROFILE3 is not issued. I would go the way Lizette said. Put your commands in a dataset. Create a REXX program, read line by line and execute them. Check your RC based on the result of each command. Exit loop if RC <> 0. Based on the RDEF result, you could simply skip those PERMIT commands, by checking the profile in RACF. It should not be too hard to do that. [1] I would also consider other's replies. They are very interesting alternatives. Many ways to skin this little cat! Groete / Greetings Elardus Engelbrecht [1] - I have several REXX programs which are doing more or less the same. Read a Dataset with info, parse each line, create RACF commands and place them in a dataset for review. If all is Ok, then I simple execute them. Oh, yes, I have written on RACF-L, years ago, that I wrote a REXX program using ISPF panels to create / modify one id or a range of ids by creating RACF commands. This program issues a LU command and either create AU or ALU commands depending whether the ids are already defined in RACF. The same goes for mass deletion of ids. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
