RxSETVAR was a module once useful for to run compiled REXX execs: at that time, the REXX compiler did not support INTERPRET, and INTERPRET was often used to set variables with a variable name. E.g. Interpret someVar '="kris"' With RxSETVAR one could replace that INTERPRET by call SETVAR someVar,'kris"
Nowadays RxSETVAR is no longer required: the REXX compiler supports INTERPRET, and the REXX VALUE function was extended: call value someVar,'kris' So, if you have the REXX source of RLPF, replace all calls to SETVAR by calls to VALUE. Otherwise, if you've got the REXX compiler, you could write a simple REXX exec that uses PIPE to set a variable a; compile this into a TEXT deck and genmod it into RXSETVAR MODULE. With good assembler skills you could write RXSETVAR in assembler. -- Kris Buelens, IBM Belgium, VM customer support 2007/6/11, Tobias Doerkes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi list, i tried to run RLPF but without success. Maybe i got something wrong, but i downloaded the package and did an vmarc unpk - so for so good. But when i try to run RLPF, i receive following message: +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ ! The MODULE "RXSETVAR" was not found on any accessed disks. This module is ! ! required for the correct operation of RLPF. Please verify that "RXSETVAR" ! ! is available on an accessed disk and then execute RLPF again. ! +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Where can i find this module (may be this is a stupid question, but i don't know the answer)? I am running z/VM 5.1. Regards, Tobias Doerkes.
