Is that perhaps used with the STRDBRDR command? I've never really used that, but it seems like a simple way to GENERATE (on the fly) a batch script. Sort of a "Interpreted CL" -vs- "Compiled CL".
-Eric DeLong
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From memory: I think that type was used as a "script" to be "played interactively" . . . never used by me so that is all I know.
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Wasn't there a weird member type of CL? Not CLP, or CLLE, but just CL?
And how was that used?
Rob Berendt
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From: "Steinmetz, Paul" <PSteinmetz@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Date: 04/30/2014 10:35 AM
Subject: CLP or CL - script for hypers
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I need to apply a large amount of hypers to a 3rd party application.
The fixes are sent to us via word doc.
These will applied on test system, multiple times.
We delete/restore the entire test system, (when data gets old), reapply the upgrades, then apply the hypers.
Normally, this list is small, and I copy/paste, run the commands one at a time.
However, this set of fixes is quite large, below is a small sample of the fixes.
The IC8270PGMS library name in the example below will need to change.
I was thinking of either a CLP, or maybe a CL , (no need to compile), or AJS job, or possibly some other method.
Pros/Cons of different methods,
1) need to see a good job log,
2) probably should stop if an error occurs, take corrective action.
3) Possible restart capabilities Any thoughts from the group.
d. Install Interface Type Parm Dsc, Interface Type Parm A
and Interface Type Parm V chnages
i. RUNSQL REQUEST('DELETE FROM IC8270PGMS/CBF4REP where
F4IFTY = ''GENPRV'' AND F4SSFB = ''V'' AND F4NRD1= 42')
ii. QSYS/CPYF FROMFILE(IC8270B02S/CBF4REP)
TOFILE(IC8270PGMS/CBF4REP) MBROPT(*ADD) FMTOPT(*MAP *DROP)
iii. QSYS/CPYF FROMFILE(IC8270B02S/CMQHREP)
TOFILE(IC8270PGMS/CMQHREP) MBROPT(*ADD) FMTOPT(*MAP *DROP)
iv. RUNSQL REQUEST('DELETE FROM IC8270PGMS/CMQIREP where
QIIFTY = ''GENPRV'' AND QINRD1 = 42')
v. QSYS/CPYF FROMFILE(IC8270B02S/CMQIREP)
TOFILE(IC8270PGMS/CMQIREP) MBROPT(*ADD) FMTOPT(*MAP *DROP)
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