Hi all,
We used an Clist/edit marco to custmised some keyword. To run the clist, we
just enter the clist name on the command line while in ISPF editing a PDS
member.
The Clist is just like below:
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ISREDIT MACRO
ISREDIT C 'SYSALLDA' '3390' ALL
ISREDIT C 'SYSDA' '3390' ALL
--------------
Normally to run the clist, it must in the ISPF logon procedure's SYSEXEC
dataset.
Is there any way without put it in SYSEXEC ds and run it from edit command
line?
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Use the TSO ALTLIB command to temporarily place your library in front
of the concatenated libraries for either SYSPROC or SYSEXEC.
CLISTs belong in SYSPROC, not SYSEXEC. (REXX's can go in either.)
You can change the SYSEXEC/SYSPROC allocation after logon with the ALLOCATE command. This will allow your macro to be in any library you like.
You can also use the ALTLIB command to set up a "temporary" library that will be searched first .
Jeff Guan <champion086@no-spam> wrote:
Hi all,
We used an Clist/edit marco to custmised some keyword. To run the clist, we
just enter the clist name on the command line while in ISPF editing a PDS
member.
The Clist is just like below:
--------------
ISREDIT MACRO
ISREDIT C 'SYSALLDA' '3390' ALL
ISREDIT C 'SYSDA' '3390' ALL
--------------
Normally to run the clist, it must in the ISPF logon procedure's SYSEXEC
dataset.
Is there any way without put it in SYSEXEC ds and run it from edit command
line?
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