Paul, this is just an example. In the specific case, i changed the original
dd name.we does a lot of budget shrinking projects by converting expensive
products to cheaper ones, or even to alternatives such as rexx depending on
client requirements. The issue is that the conversion program we develops
ad hoc for the specific needs needs more code to handle simple situations
such as this one.

ITschak

בתאריך יום ד׳, 23 באוק׳ 2019, 22:23, מאת Paul Gilmartin ‏<
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> On Wed, 23 Oct 2019 22:02:03 +0300, ITschak Mugzach wrote:
>
> >For example, you have a ddname concatenating five datasets. now you need
> to
> >sort the files, so you need to allocate them to SORTIN. Can do, but piping
> >is much better.
> >
> Why is your DDNAME not SORTIN to start with?  (I know there are reasonable
> answers, but I'm curious about yours, even if it's an academic example.)
>
> (It appears that DFSORT supports alternate DDNAMEs, but not by the
> Utilities convention.  And it doesn't satisfy your general requirement.)
>
> With some kludging with Rexx BPXWDYN, SYSCALL pipe, ATTCHMVS, ...
> much of this could be done.
>
> Perhaps IEBGENER with your problem DDNAME as an alternate for
> SYSUT1; SYSUT2 as input to a POSIX pipe, SORTIN allocated to the
> output of that pipe.
>
> Dammit!  Rexx ATTACHMVS doesn't allow concurrency!  Why!  Why!  Why!
>
> -- gil
>
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