tso command parameter passing through rexx

Hi,

I'm writing an exec which uses a TSO command "lodlib". This command
searches for the input argument element in our library management
system and displays where it exists. Then it asks for another input.
If this secod input is a program name it searches again, else, if the
second input is "q", then it quits.

I want to just input the first argument, that also through the code,
the code should pass a "q" for the second argument automatically.

Is there a way to achieve this?

Requesting help..

Thanks,

dividby0

On Tue, 11 Mar 2008 02:29:04 -0700 (PDT) dividby0 <mithhilarora@gmail.com>
wrote:

:>I'm writing an exec which uses a TSO command "lodlib". This command
:>searches for the input argument element in our library management
:>system and displays where it exists. Then it asks for another input.
:>If this secod input is a program name it searches again, else, if the
:>second input is "q", then it quits.

:>I want to just input the first argument, that also through the code,
:>the code should pass a "q" for the second argument automatically.

:>Is there a way to achieve this?

Depends how the program works.

Can it be instructed to read from a file instead of the terminal?

Does it use PUTGET?

Try QUEUEing the responses and see what happens.

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dividby0 wrote:
> I'm writing an exec which uses a TSO command "lodlib". This command
> searches for the input argument element in our library management
> system and displays where it exists. Then it asks for another input.
> If this secod input is a program name it searches again, else, if the
> second input is "q", then it quits.
>
> I want to just input the first argument, that also through the code,
> the code should pass a "q" for the second argument automatically.
>
> Is there a way to achieve this?

I'm struggling to understand what you are trying to do. In fact, I'm
wondering why you ask for the second set of input if you just want to
implicitly reply quit to it anyway.

Graham.

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