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CATLG API (160KB, ZIP)
VSAM Catalog Management Application Programming Interface |
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REXX/VSE Introduction (51KB)
Bernd Dowedeit, REXX/VSE Development, IBM |
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REXX/VSE Enhancements (191KB) |
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Invoking REXX from Cobol, C, and PLI (34KB)
These sample demonstrates basics for invoking a REXX function from higher level languages like Cobol, C, and PLI. These samples make either use of ARXJCL or ARXEXEC to call REXX from a non-REXX program. |
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Writing an external REXX function: REXXFUNC and REXXFUN2.
These samples demonstrates basics for coding of an external function in REXX. Besides producing a function result, REXXFUNC demonstrates usage of function parameters, and REXXFUN2 demonstrates setting of REXX variables using the Variable Pool Access Interface ARXEXCOM. |
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ARXOCSRV.ZIP - Operator Communication Exit to run REXX procedures (zip, 6KB)
This operator communication exit allows to start REXX programs from the console using the AR command "MSG pid". Every invoked REXX program runs in its own subtask. Since a REXX program is executed within a subtask, there exist some restrictions for the allowed REXX/VSE statements (at least ADDRESS JCL commands and the functions REXXIPT and OPERMSG cannot be used). |
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REXX/VSE VSAMIO Samples (zip, 15KB)
Demonstrates the usage of the VSAMIO command. |
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Sample SCANVSAM.ZIP (zip, 5KB)
Scans VSAM files for a string. |
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Sample SCANSLIB.ZIP (zip, 16KB)
Scans VSE library members for a string. |
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REXX/VSE Socket Samples (zip, 22KB)
Several REXX Socket programs. |
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Article about REXX/VSE Socket programming (120KB)
From the VSE/ESA Software Newsletter, First/Second Quarter, 2000 . It contains an introduction into Socket Programming together with code samples demonstrating usage of the SOCKET function. |
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Accesing POWER queue entries (txt, 6KB)
REXX program to copy a POWER queue entry in LST or PUN queue. |
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REXX/VSE Automated Console (zip, 269KB)
Bernd Dowedeit, REXX/VSE Development, IBM |
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Sample SORTMULT.ZIP (zip, 2KB)
Sorts a stem according to multiple zone definitions in ascending or descending order. |
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Some sample REXX code comes already with the system. Among them are sample programs to manage VSE/POWER jobs (REXXJMGR, REXXWAIT), and to provide an interactive REXX prompter (REXXTRY). They are shipped within sublibrary PRD1.BASE. An overview of these programs is given in 'Automated Operation Demos' (Examples) within Chapter 14 of the REXX/VSE Reference Manual.
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The REXX console program to act upon certain messages displayed at the console is called REXXCO. It is described in subchapter REXX Console Application Framework of Chapter 14. |
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IESWAITR.PROC in IJSYSRS.SYSLIB synchronizes startup of CICS-, TCP/IP- and other partitions according to console messages and open reply-ids. |
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REXXPRTL.PROC in IJSYSRS.SYSLIB together with skeletons SKRXPRT* in ICCF-library 59 can be used to manage the hardcopy file (since VSE/ESA 2.6). REXXPRTL checks whether message 0D20E HARD COPY FILE SHOULD BE PRINTED has appeared at the console since its previous execution. If yes, a PRINTLOG-job is automatically started. |
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DMPMGR.PROC in IJSYSRS.SYSLIB together with skeleton SKDMPMGR in ICCF-library 59 can be used to manage the dump file (since VSE/ESA 2.6). DMPMGR determines the current size of the dump file. If the size has reached a certain limit, appropriate actions are started. |
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Skeletons SKSECTX* in ICCF-library 59 are provided for migration from CICS/VSE to CICS/TS. They create security definitions for CICS/TS transactions based on either the output of the CICS/VSE Security Migration Aid, on macro DFHPCT.A, or based on a library member containing CICS/VSE DFHCSDUP definitions. These REXX migration programs are described in chapter VSE/ESA 2.4/2.5 Security of the Hints and Tips for VSE/ESA. |
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RXLOGGER Console Message SYSLOG client (zip, 8KB)
Written by Kenneth Ripple. RXLOGGER is an RFC3164 compliant SYSLOG client that can be used to forward selected z/VSE Console Messages to a SYSLOG Daemon (SYSLOG server) running on another platform. |
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Samples from Rich Smrcina - RSMRCINA.ZIP (zip, 23KB)
- POWERCMD - issue VSE/POWER commands from a batch job
- CICSFILE - enable/open or close a CICS file from a batch job
- COPYRPT - copy VSE/POWER LST qeue entries from a batch job
- RXLSTCAT - execute the IDCAMS LSTCAT function on a VSAM catalog and reformat the listing.
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Sample REXXFUNC.ZIP (zip, 11KB)
Written by Pat Talley. Demonstrates how to include self-written functions into REXX/VSE. |
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LDAP enabled CICS signon transaction (zip, 8KB)
This ZIP archive contains source files for the LDAP enabled CICS signon transaction LDSN that can be used as replacement for CESN. |
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COBOL socket programming example (zip, 10KB)
This ZIP archive contains the source files for the article on "LE/VSE Socket Programming" in Issue 16 of the VSE/ESA Newsletter. |
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CICS Program-Autoinstall Program (zip, 9KB)
A CICS Program-Autoinstall Program that automatically sets DATALOCATION=ANY if the autoinstalled program is AMODE=ANY.
Willi Kuhn |
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CICS Error Recovery Program (zip, 15KB)
Two examples from Robert Botsis and Tom Cluster |
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Display PUB (zip, 4KB)
Batch program for displaying device type codes of the PUB table.
Ron Campbell |
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Four REXX/VSE procedures (zip, 23KB)
Rich Smrcina, Grede Foundries, Milwaukee
· POWERCMD, issue VSE/POWER commands from a batch job.
· CICSFILE, enable/open or close a CICS file from a batch job.
· COPYRPT, copy VSE/POWER LST queue entries from a batch job.
· RXLSTCAT, execute the IDCAMS LSTCAT function on a VSAM catalog and reformat the listing. |
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Host Transfer File batch utility (zip, 122KB)
Klaus-Dieter Wacker, VSE Development, IBM
Documentation (PostScript and flat files) included |
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PL/I CPI-C programming interface (via APPCCMD calls) (zip, 414KB)
Neale Ferguson, New South Wales, Australia |
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Retrieve the value of a // SETPARM statement or simulate the setting of a // SETPARM statement (zip, 5KB)
Robert Botsis |
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REXX/VSE program that scans VSE library members for a string (zip, 16KB)
Gerard Martinelli, IBM France |
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Sample source code for creating REXX function (zip, 11KB)
Pat Talley
Referred to in Issue 18 of the VSE/ESA Newsletter. |
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Send commands from applications to VSE/POWER for execution; get and/or put to POWER queues (zip, 67KB)
Robert Botsis |
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Source code and compile jobs for LE/VSE socket programming (zip, 10KB)
Ingo Adlung, VSE Development, IBM |
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Version of DFHPEP which sends error messages to system console or to an e-mail user (zip, 14KB)
Robert Botsis |
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