Re: Batch TMP RECFM(VB) Input
- From: Ulrich Boche <ulrich.boche@xxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2006 11:00:59 +0100
montyealerman@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
You can unnumber an existing dataset using the line editor this way:It has been stated in several postings that it makes no difference whether there are actually line numbers in:
E 'DSN' DA
UNN
END S
(If the DSN ends in TEXT you can omit the DA keywork on the E command).
This is obviously easier than ISREDIT to do in a CLIST. If you do it in
a REXX, please remember that you have to QUEUE the line editor
subcommands.
Regards,
Monty
- columns 73 to 80 of a fixed blocked data set
- columns 1 to 8 of a variable blocked data set, or
- columns 2 to 9 of a VBA or VBM data set
The TSO command parser will ignore these columns, so unnumbering the data set is irrelevant.
--
Ulrich Boche
SVA GmbH, Germany
IBM Premier Business Partner
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