We've used Passport for several years. Here's a VBScript example for Passport
that will allow you to specify the number of screens you want to copy and
optionally the beginning and ending row on the screen. After it copies each
screen and appends it to a temporary file, it invokes my editor so
Behalf
Of Richard Zierdt
Sent: 04 November 2017 08:35
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: PCOMM macro/script - Copy Screens, Copy Append
Using PCOMM Ver 6.0.
The goal is to copy several CICS screens as a script (or macro) runs. 24x80
green-screen stuff.
First step is to create or record th
On Fri, 3 Nov 2017 16:34:37 -0500, Richard Zierdt wrote:
>Using PCOMM Ver 6.0.
>
>The goal is to copy several CICS screens as a script (or macro) runs. 24x80
>green-screen stuff.
>
>First step is to create or record the macro or script.
>The problem is that PCOMM's Edit-Copy and Edit-App
Using PCOMM Ver 6.0.
The goal is to copy several CICS screens as a script (or macro) runs. 24x80
green-screen stuff.
First step is to create or record the macro or script.
The problem is that PCOMM's Edit-Copy and Edit-Append are not supported
under PCOMM's Start Recording, either as
