thanks guys for your helpful comments.
I did struggle with this for a while.
Certainly I need to read more... :)
This has been highly edifying for myself.
Thanks again
-PIPELINES] getting the RC from third party commands
Whether the OP really needs to include asynchronous messages from a
service machine or not in the command output, this is a valid scenario
that should be addressed in general and examples in the relevant book;
think, e.g., DIRMAINT.
Whether the OP really needs to include asynchronous messages from a
service machine or not in the command output, this is a valid scenario
that should be addressed in general and examples in the relevant book;
think, e.g., DIRMAINT.
On 11 January 2018 at 22:57, Hobart Spitz wrote:
> Would I be wrong to say a sipping CALLPIPE in a loop might be a good
> generalized solution for issuing multiple commands, and keeping the return
> codes and messages properly timed?
You could, but it probably does not give you much beyond a RE
On 11 January 2018 at 23:34, Michael Harding wrote:
> No, the command and cms stages are documented to write all command output
> before writing the return code to the secondary stream, which is easily
> verified.
> The stall occurs because command was stuck writing the return code before
> it po
No, the command and cms stages are documented to write all command output
before writing the return code to the secondary stream, which is easily
verified.
The stall occurs because command was stuck writing the return code before
it posted eof on its primary. A simple elastic stage on the second st
Would I be wrong to say a sipping CALLPIPE in a loop might be a good
generalized solution for issuing multiple commands, and keeping the return
codes and messages properly timed?
...
do while RC("peekto") = 0
"callpipe (end ?) *: | take 1 | c: command | *: ? c: | *.1:"
end
...
If I'm n
On 11 January 2018 at 20:29, Miguel Soltero Diaz wrote:
> Most of the code is REXX. I thought we could use PIPES to do the work.
>
Yes, you could. I most certainly would. Maybe a bit ambitious as your first
real project with CMS Pipelines.
What the trivial examples did not show you is that "co
Thanks Glen,
the last one is at least getting me the rc.
I just need to add it now to the REPT
Thank you ...
thanks Alan,
my reticence to follow your advice is because I see it only for one command
only.
Here is what we need.
We want to verify access for a number of users. ranging from just a few to all
users with access to the LPAR.
that include service IDs too..
Access will be verified in a number o
On Thursday, 01/11/2018 at 06:00 GMT, Miguel Soltero Diaz
wrote:
> Thank you guys for your efforts.
>
> Alan, I tried using !STARMSG *MSG',
> and the response was sent to console.
> That is why I used STARTMSG *MSGALL.
> That way at least the response is sent to the REPT.
>
> Michael,
> I am foll
Forgot to append the DUMP that is showing every time I execute it..
These are the ones for the last two times I have executed it
Pipeline stall 11 Jan 2018 09:40:46
5785-RAC CMS Pipelines level 1.1.12 sublevel 14 ("000E"x)
From z/VM 6.4.
Thank you guys for your efforts.
Alan, I tried using !STARMSG *MSG',
and the response was sent to console.
That is why I used STARTMSG *MSGALL.
That way at least the response is sent to the REPT.
Michael,
I am following your advice, and I am not able to past SPECS.
Here is VMSECURE when I iss
On Wednesday, 01/10/2018 at 10:30 GMT, Miguel Soltero Diaz
wrote:
> hello guys,
> I am trying to execute a VMSECURE command and capture the return code of
that
> command. So far, I am able to get the results from the command but not
the rc.
> Is there a way to capture the rc from that command?
On 1/10/2018 5:28 PM, Miguel Soltero Diaz wrote:
> When the command is executed I get
> whatever results from the command and ...
> Ready(00024); T=0.01/0.01 14:18:19
Wait, when and where do you get that? In your output file? Typed to
the console when you run your exec? Typed to the console w
Why not just run the VMSECURE module from the COMMAND stage? It knows how
to communicate with the VMSECURE machine, displays the messages and sets
the return code, both of which COMMAND will capture.
For example...
'pipe (stagesep ! endchar ?)',
' Var vmcmd', /* assumed to be "vmsedure" *
hello guys,
I am trying to execute a VMSECURE command and capture the return code of that
command. So far, I am able to get the results from the command but not the rc.
Is there a way to capture the rc from that command?
is this something I should be talking to CA instead?
This is the way I am ex
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