FTINCL and RC=20
Re: FTINCL and RC=20
by enrico-sorichetti » Wed Jan 09, 2013 3:26 pm
a bit of sense of humor please!
You said/asked
and since You did not care to post the source
a casual number is all You will ever get ...
<silly> questions just deserve sarcastic replies
You said/asked
but where...
and since You did not care to post the source
a casual number is all You will ever get ...
<silly> questions just deserve sarcastic replies
cheers
enrico
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so that I am sure that the information requested can be reached with a very small effort
enrico
When I tell somebody to RTFM or STFW I usually have the page open in another tab/window of my browser,
so that I am sure that the information requested can be reached with a very small effort
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Re: FTINCL and RC=20
by Akatsukami » Wed Jan 09, 2013 8:33 pm
samb01 wrote:why not ?
Because by doing so it is likely that you will be ignored on all or most forums, and perhaps banned from some.
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Re: FTINCL and RC=20
by dick scherrer » Wed Jan 09, 2013 8:34 pm
Because we lock duplicate posts . . .
It is quite inconsiderate and wastes people's time.
On other forums, repeated discoveries of multi-posts cause the id to be banned . . . FWIW.
EDIT: Topic unlocked due to duplicate being posted on a French Language forum.
It is quite inconsiderate and wastes people's time.
On other forums, repeated discoveries of multi-posts cause the id to be banned . . . FWIW.
EDIT: Topic unlocked due to duplicate being posted on a French Language forum.
Hope this helps,
d.sch.
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Re: FTINCL and RC=20
by Akatsukami » Wed Jan 09, 2013 9:27 pm
The problem is at least here:
The greater-than sign (">", a/k/a "right angle bracket") is a reserved character in ISPF file tailoring; it has a special meaning that causes the tailoring attempt to fail with RC=20. To use it, use the )DEFAULT statement to assign its use to some other character. Note that there are seven special characters; check your skeleton to ensure that no others are also being used.
//* CHANGER § LA LETTRE DANS L ARGUMENT ==> PREMIERE LETTRE DU JCL
The greater-than sign (">", a/k/a "right angle bracket") is a reserved character in ISPF file tailoring; it has a special meaning that causes the tailoring attempt to fail with RC=20. To use it, use the )DEFAULT statement to assign its use to some other character. Note that there are seven special characters; check your skeleton to ensure that no others are also being used.
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Re: FTINCL and RC=20
by Pedro » Thu Jan 10, 2013 6:13 am
When I ran it, I got a message that identified the exact line:
(my example had the '>' on line 14).
Did you not get that message?
ISPF112 Substitution error -/-Invalid cond. sub. string, TEMPFT2 record-14
(my example had the '>' on line 14).
Did you not get that message?
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Re: FTINCL and RC=20
by samb01 » Thu Jan 10, 2013 2:44 pm
Hello Akatsukami and thank you for youy help.
I think you're right but there is an other thing...
Whne i call the skeletton : NCUSTJCL, it doesn't work...And i don't know why...
When i call it : CUSTJCL (for exemple, it works !!!)
I think you're right but there is an other thing...
Whne i call the skeletton : NCUSTJCL, it doesn't work...And i don't know why...
When i call it : CUSTJCL (for exemple, it works !!!)