Sean Gleann
2018-08-06 10:15:16 UTC
Very recently, I too went down the path of developing a REXX to figure out
yesterday's date, and my solution pretty much matches ones that have been
proposed in that mail-trail.
However, I wanted to go further. Having created a working REXX, I want to
then automatically run it on a daily basis to set suitably-named system
symbols with new values each day,
I've tracked down details regarding the IEASYMU2 program, but no matter
what I do, the result is always RC288 (or '120'x). As far as I can see,
this is caused by some sort of RACF restriction, but there's no diagnostic
info appearing in the console log, so I don't know what to do to correct
the situation.
Has anyone successfully used this program & would be prepared to share
their experience, please?
Regards
Sean
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yesterday's date, and my solution pretty much matches ones that have been
proposed in that mail-trail.
However, I wanted to go further. Having created a working REXX, I want to
then automatically run it on a daily basis to set suitably-named system
symbols with new values each day,
I've tracked down details regarding the IEASYMU2 program, but no matter
what I do, the result is always RC288 (or '120'x). As far as I can see,
this is caused by some sort of RACF restriction, but there's no diagnostic
info appearing in the console log, so I don't know what to do to correct
the situation.
Has anyone successfully used this program & would be prepared to share
their experience, please?
Regards
Sean
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