Re: Trying to catch output from HSEND command

2006-12-12 Thread Walt Farrell
[Normally I would trim the message I'm responding to, but I'll include it all as the original came via the newsgroup, not the mailing list, and many of you won't have seen it.] On 12/11/2006 6:22 AM, corni wrote: I have the following rexx code with witch i tried to catch the output of hsm

Re: Trying to catch output from HSEND command

2006-12-12 Thread John Ticic
-- snip -- But i find that the OUTTPUT function is working only with PUTLINE macro no with TPUT macro witch is used by HSM for generate mess. Can somebody tell witch function to use for catch HSM messeges generate by TPUT macro? I'm not aware of any standard function you can use from a batch

Re: Trying to catch output from HSEND command

2006-12-12 Thread Lizette Koehler
This is just a thought on capturing the output from HSM commands. Usually you can add a parameter called OUTPUTDATASETNAME to the HSEND command. It will then go to the data set of your choice, which you could then read and parse to your hearts content. For example, HSEND Q CDS

Re: Trying to catch output from HSEND command

2006-12-12 Thread Rob Scott
Subject: Re: Trying to catch output from HSEND command -- snip -- But i find that the OUTTPUT function is working only with PUTLINE macro no with TPUT macro witch is used by HSM for generate mess. Can somebody tell witch function to use for catch HSM messeges generate by TPUT macro? I'm

Re: Trying to catch output from HSEND command

2006-12-12 Thread John Ticic
-- snip -- I raised a share request for a supported API into HSM information many years ago - but I believe this died a death due to lack of interest from anyone but me. -- snip -- Rob, and you'd problably get the same kind of API implementation that the System Data Mover (ANTRQST) got. Namely,

Re: Trying to catch output from HSEND command

2006-12-12 Thread Friske, Michael
Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 7:11 AM To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU Subject: Re: Trying to catch output from HSEND command Yes - we have been here before - and unfortunately there is NO elegant solution to getting HSM information into an easy to digest format. Even if you manage to get the HSM