I see the characters )CM and )IM in changeman skeletons. Actually what it means ? . To be simple can i know what is )CM and )IM , how is it used ? . Please see the sample below
)IM CMN££MPG
)IM CMN££SSI
)IM CMN££MPL
)IM CMN££VAR
)CM
)CM CREATED FOR JZT COMPONENTS
)CM
)CM ROUTINE TO STAGE AN "OTHER"
)CM and )IM in changeman
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Re: )CM and )IM in changeman
Are you certain that these are Changeman skeletons, and not ISPF skeletons?
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Re: )CM and )IM in changeman
Akatsukami wrote:Are you certain that these are Changeman skeletons, and not ISPF skeletons?
I took just a part of it from changeman skeletons.
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Re: )CM and )IM in changeman
Changeman is build using ISPF skeletons.
So,
)CM is a comment.
)IM means IMbed another skeleton member.
For further information refer to the chapter 'Defining file-tailoring skeletons' in the 'ISPF Dialog Developer's Guide and Reference' manual.
So,
)CM is a comment.
)IM means IMbed another skeleton member.
For further information refer to the chapter 'Defining file-tailoring skeletons' in the 'ISPF Dialog Developer's Guide and Reference' manual.
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Re: )CM and )IM in changeman
willy jensen wrote:Changeman is build using ISPF skeletons.
So,
)CM is a comment.
)IM means IMbed another skeleton member.
For further information refer to the chapter 'Defining file-tailoring skeletons' in the 'ISPF Dialog Developer's Guide and Reference' manual.
Thanks Willy. will refer the chapter as you mentioned. )IM you mean to say it is calling another skeleton member ?
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Re: )CM and )IM in changeman
)IM you mean to say it is calling another skeleton member ?
No - it is imbedding another member.
)IM = IMbed
The problem I have is that people can explain things quickly but I can only comprehend slowly.
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Nic
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Nic