2.4.1.47.5 Examples
m_ProgramExec BPRAB006 "08"
Indicates to run program BPRA006 with the parameter "08"
m_ProgramExec -b BDBAB001
Indicates that the program BDBAB001 accesses the Data Base
Note:
To pass a parameter to a programThe <"> (double quote) character is used to mark out the boundaries of the parameters
Examples:
PARM=MT5 on z/OS becomes"MT5" on target
PARM=(MT5,MT6) on z/OS becomes "MT5,MT6" on target
PARM='S=MT5' on z/OS becomes "S=MT5" on target
PARM=('S=MT5','Q=MT6') on z/OS becomes "S=MT5,Q=MT6" on target
Two successive <''> (2 simple quotes) are replaced on one <'> (1 simple quote).
PARM='5 O''CLOCK' becomes "5 O'CLOCK"
Two successive <&&> (2 ampersands) are replaced by one <&> (1 ampersnd) character.
'&&TEMP' becomes "&TEMP"
m_ProgramExec -e BEGIN:EX1 BPRAB006
Indicates to run program BPRA006 after the call of the “exit routine” RTEX-EX1-Begin.
This “exit routine” written by the user may contain user actions (for example concerning “accounting”).
Parent topic: m_ProgramExec