This macro works fine. I ran it on itself and the cursor was left at the
start of the first occurrence of macro but macro was not highlighted.
/* REXX */
Address isredit
"macro"
"seek 'macro' "
"resert find"
Regards,
Gary
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to the REXX I could issue a JES2 command. The line is
def=';x=isfcalls(on);address sdsf "isfexec /$DI";istr="DEF";say "DEF" '
Sure this case its just a harmless $DI but it could be anything. The only
difference in the output is an example blank line.
That’s why
This was announced by IBM last August.
“With the PTFs for APAR OA55437, customers on z/OS V2.2 and V2.3 can now
generate true random numbers via /dev/random when running on the IBM z14™
family of servers, without needing to set up the Integrated Cryptographic
Service Facility (ICSF). This new
freeing up a
DDNAME allocated by a totally different process. In my case causing an
abend sometime later because a DDname that should be allocated is not.
This doesn't seem right to me. An "ALLOC" should do a new allocation every
time.
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Gary Freestone
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