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[helen2000]

I need to repeat my job daily. Would anybody help me where is edit macro's pane?

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 EDIT       MP.DONLINE.SP(CHYEAR) - 01.02                 
 ****** ***************************** Top of Data ********
 ==MSG> -Warning- The UNDO command is not available until
 ==MSG>           your edit profile using the command RECO
 000001     ISREDIT MACRO                                 
 000002        ISREDIT C MP0 MP1 ALL                     
 000003        ISREDIT C DB0 DB1 ALL                     
 000004        ISREDIT C IT0 IT1 ALL                     
 000005        ISREDIT C HD0 HD1 ALL                     
 000006        ISREDIT C HG0 HG1 ALL                     
 000007        F Y/E FIRST                               
 000008     EXIT CODE(0)                                 
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thanks
helen

[dick scherrer]

Hi Helen,

Would anybody help me where is edit macro's pane?

I don't understand the question. . .

Possibly an example would help?

[helen2000]

hi, Mr. dick,
I'm not sure is it correct for me write my macro in ispf editor? |'m sorry I don't know how to express that,
my means is if edit macro need special tool? and how to run the above macro.

[dick scherrer]

Hi Helen,

|'m sorry I don't know how to express that,

Not to worry - we will try to help with wording

and how to run the above macro

You should be able to directly invoke the macro. There should be no need for a panel or some special tool - unless there is something i misunderstand.

Good luck,

[Bill Dennis]

The macro source member must be saved in a library in the SYSPROC DD concatenation of your TSO session so that ISPF can find it.

[helen2000]

Hi Mr. Bill,

saved in a library in the SYSPROC DD concatenation of your TSO session

could you give me detail code if my macro named mp.eb39.source(chyear)? thanks in advanced,

Helen

[dick scherrer]

Hi Helen,

Look at which datasets are part of your SYSPROC definition. Then copy your macro into the test library (assuming there is one) available to developers. If you are not clear about the libraries, suggest you talk with someone in system support for your system and find out where you can put your macro.

As a short-term work around, you might consider using ALTLIB. To learn about ALTLIB, enter the command:

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TSO HELP ALTLIB

[helen2000]

Hi, Mr. Dick

I tried the macro, it works well, but exist a error message.

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      8 +++  EXIT CODE(0)                         
 Error running CHYEAR, line 8: Routine not found   
 ***                                               

this is my source macro:

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 000001     ISREDIT MACRO PROCESS             
 000002        ISREDIT C MP0 MP1 ALL           
 000003        ISREDIT C DB0 DB1 ALL           
 000004        ISREDIT C IT0 IT1 ALL           
 000005        ISREDIT C HD0 HD1 ALL           
 000006        ISREDIT C HG0 HG1 ALL           
 000007        ISREDIT FIND 'Y/E' FIRST       
 000008        EXIT CODE(0)               
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could you explain for me, thanks,

Helen

[MrSpock]

EXIT is not a valid CLIST instruction. Get rid of that line.

[helen2000]

but this line is from manual, please reference the link: why it didn't work? thx, Mr. MrSpock
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/ ... 1211170344