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EXECIO Example 3
/**************************** REXX *********************************/
/* This exec reads five records from the data set allocated to */
/* MYINDD starting with the third record. It strips trailing blanks*/
/* from the records, and then writes any record that is longer than*/
/* 20 characters. The file is not closed when the exec is finished.*/
/*******************************************************************/
"EXECIO 5 DISKR myindd 3"
DOi=1to5
PARSE PULL line
stripline = STRIP(line,t)
len = LENGTH(stripline)
IF len > 20 THEN
SAY 'Line' stripline 'is long.'
ELSE NOP
END
/* The file is still open for processing */
EXIT 0
Figure 3. EXECIO Example 3
EXECIO Example 4
/**************************** REXX *********************************/
/* This exec reads first 100 records (or until EOF) of the data */
/* set allocated to INVNTORY. Records are placed on data stack */
/* in LIFO order. If fewer than 100 records are read, a message is */
/* issued. */
/*******************************************************************/
eofflag = 2 /* Return code to indicate end of file */
"EXECIO 100 DISKR invntory (LIFO"
return_code = RC
IF return_code = eofflag THEN
SAY 'Premature end of file.'
ELSE
SAY '100 Records read.'
EXIT return_code
Figure 4. EXECIO Example 4
Using EXECIO to Process Information ...
Chapter 12. Processing Data and Input/Output Processing 165

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IBM TSO/E REXX Specifications

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BrandIBM
ModelTSO/E REXX
CategoryComputer Hardware
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Part 1. Learning the REXX Language

Chapter 1. Introduction

Explains the REXX programming language, its features, and suitability for various users.

Chapter 2. Writing and Running a REXX Exec

Details the process of writing, running, and understanding REXX execs, including syntax rules and common issues.

Chapter 3. Using Variables and Expressions

Covers REXX variables, expressions, operators, and tracing techniques for data manipulation and calculations.

Chapter 4. Controlling the Flow Within an Exec

Explains how to alter REXX exec execution using conditional, looping, and interrupt instructions.

Chapter 5. Using Functions

Describes REXX functions, including built-in, user-written, and packages, and how to use them.

Chapter 6. Writing Subroutines and Functions

Guides on writing, calling, and passing information to REXX subroutines and functions.

Chapter 7. Manipulating Data

Covers REXX data manipulation using compound variables, stems, and various parsing techniques.

Part 2. Using REXX

Chapter 8. Entering Commands from an Exec

Explains how REXX execs can interact with the operating system by issuing TSO/E and host commands.

Chapter 9. Diagnosing Problems Within an Exec

Details techniques for diagnosing and debugging REXX execs using tracing and special variables.

Chapter 10. Using TSO/E External Functions

Describes TSO/E external functions available for interacting with the system and performing specific tasks.

Chapter 11. Storing Information in the Data Stack

Explains how to use the REXX data stack for temporary storage, passing information, and managing buffers.

Chapter 12. Processing Data and Input/Output Processing

Covers dynamic REXX expression modification and processing data to/from data sets using EXECIO.

Chapter 13. Using REXX in TSO/E and Other MVS Address Spaces

Explains how to run REXX execs in TSO/E and non-TSO/E MVS address spaces and available services.

Part 3. Appendixes

Appendix A. Allocating Data Sets

Guides on creating and allocating data sets, including checklists for ISPF/PDF and ALLOCATE commands.

Appendix B. Specifying Alternate Libraries with the ALTLIB Command

Details using the ALTLIB command to specify and manage alternative libraries for implicit execution.

Appendix C. Comparisons Between CLIST and REXX

Compares REXX and CLIST languages, highlighting similarities and differences in features and capabilities.

Appendix D. Notices

Provides legal notices, warranty disclaimers, copyright, and trademark information.

Bibliography

TSO/E Publications

Lists IBM publications related to TSO/E, including administration, CLISTs, and general information.

Related Publications

Lists IBM publications related to z/OS MVS and ISPF, covering system programming and administration.

Index

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