This page shows a list of some of our Rexx execs that
we want to make available.
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We would definitely recommend the use of Rexx over clist and we thoroughly recommend Michael Cowlishaw's book " The Rexx Language: A Practical Approach To Programming". It is a wonderful reference book, in it's own right and an invaluable learning tool when it comes to Rexx 'how to' type questions. |
Some of them will need tailoring to meet your own site requirements but we have placed comments in them to identify which lines need to be changed. You may also require a copy of our prepped ISPF panels which are available here. If you would like the source code to the panels please contact us directly and we will make them available to you.
As ever you are free to use this code but please read our disclaimers and copyright information.
A full TSO XMI file of all the code is available here.
If you prefer an IEBUPDTE version of the file, it is available here
In addition to these Rexx Execs we have made available some of our Edit Macros. These are available here
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| Check to see which LPAR the exec is running on and return a condition code depending on a list of LPARs that it is allowed to run on. Link to information page click here. | ||
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| Demonstrates how to request a date from a user in ISPF. The XMI file contains the rexx, panels and messages. The panels validates the date is valid and uses instream rexx. The panel displays as a popup.  For installation instructions click the button below. This program is distributed as a TSO TRANSMIT file. The source code is included. The file will need to be transferred to a z/OS system in binary format and then RECEIVED. Link to information page click here. | ||
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| Returns the suffix for a passed day i.e. if you pass a day of 21 it will return 'st'. It will not validate that the day is valid for a particular month but the passed date must be between 1 and 31. | ||
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| Display the DB2 Subsystems defined on the current LPAR. Along with the subsystem name it will display the staus of each subsystem. | ||
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| Enables a file to be deleted regardless of the file dataset organization. The exec can be called from an ISPF 3.4 panel. For VSAM an IDCAMS CLUSTER is issued, for a regular file a DELETE is issued. | ||
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| This exec will remove all ISPF statistics from a dataset. This exec can be used from an ISPF 3.4 dataset list. | ||
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| A working example of how to use the LM commands to list a directory of a partitioned dataset. | ||
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| This exec will allow error recovery to take place before opening a dataset if the TSO user previously crashed while editing a dataset providing they were using RECOVERY ON. | ||
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| Locates the passed member in the list of datasets allocated to the user's TSO session | ||
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| Searches STEPLIB, LPALIST and LINKLIST (in that order), for a module name passed as a parameter. | ||
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