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Thanks Lloyd.

I am not very experienced in creating commands. I'd created a command that used a CLP which was adding QIBM_REX_FIND_SRCMBR then running STRREXPRC. Now I've created a command compiled as you say with PGM(*REXX). But now, if I execute MYREXCMD CMD('my commande'), I notice that the REXX procedure receives the string 'CMD('my commande')' as a parameter. How should I deal with this?

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Objet : RE: REXX QIBM_REX_FIND_SRCMBR

David,

It means that a command DOREX compiled with PGM(*REXX)
REXSRCFILE(QREXSRC) RECSRCMBR(DOREX) will find the same REXX member as STRREXPRC SRCMBR(DOREX) SRCFILE(QREXSRC), when the environment variable QIBM_REX_FIND_SRCMBR is set. I have since created a custom REXX create command in my change management system (Aldon) that hard codes the REXX source file library, so I do not use this environment variable.

Loyd Goodbar
Business Systems
BorgWarner Shared Services
662-473-5713
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With reference to
http://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/200804/msg01556.html

can anyone explain what :

the environment variable is honored when the REXX procedure is invoked by a command with
PGM(*REXX) and other relevant parameters.

means ?

Thanks.
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