Respectfully, I disagree, especially since you mention REXX. Using the WORD
function, parsing is a snap. If word 1 is NONVSAM, word 3 is the dataset name.
I.e.,
If Word(line_read,1) = 'NONVSAM' THEN gdgent = WORD(line_read,3) ;
The last 'gdgent' filled in will be the last GDG. How does it ge
.
Thanks..
Paul Feller
AGT Mainframe Technical Support
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> I just don't see any _simple_ way to do this. I need to convert the
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I just don't see any _simple_ way to do this. I need to conver
