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This is a discussion on Mainframe within the MainFrame forums, part of the Software Development category; Hi everybody, I had an requirment that, i need to create REXX program to go and edit the PDS members(list of members inside the PDS library) in Mainframe and ...


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Old 09-11-2007
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Hi everybody,

I had an requirment that, i need to create REXX program to go and edit the PDS members(list of members inside the PDS library) in Mainframe and save the changes. Here one more thing is, I am going to replace the present string in the member with the new string at any line.But i don't know, the string which is present in the member and don't know the length of string too.

So i am planning to use EDIT MACRO to edit the members but i don't have an idea to replace the unknown string with the new known string.If you have any idea, please inform me. It will be very helpful for me..
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Sounds like you need to pass the source and replacement strings as parameters to the Rexx Exec. Or, maybe you can read the strings in a file from the Rexx Exec.
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