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- Date: Thu, 22 Feb 1996 11:34:34 +0100
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- From: Cem Turgay <tur@EUROCONTROL.DE>
- Organization: Eurocontrol
- Subject: Re: EXECIO under REXX/TSO
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- jack wrote:
- > Hi Ricardo,
- > The problem is that once the input is closed and freed, I open the output
- > file with an alloc command. Normally, I would use a PUSH and then an
- > EXECIO to write the output to my summary file but in the course of trying
- > to isolate my problem, I issue an EXECIO to write to the output before
- > using either a PUSH or QUEUE command. Normally I would expect an error but
- > I get the last several lines of the input file as output even though
- > nothing should be in the stack to be written. I am not sure of the ispf
- > level or MVS level but if you think that may be a problem, I can get that
-
- Try to Pull something before EXECIO, to be sure your stack is emtpy.
- If it goes to console input, then your stack is realy empty,
- if you get some lines, then you are right, something is wrong !
-
- But why you use push and Execio together ? Just use
- 'EXECIO 1 DISKW <file> (STRING <what you have tried to push>'
-
- Cem Turgay
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