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On 09/10/2008, at 6:52 PM, David FOXWELL wrote:

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.

Working as designed. Page 11 of the Rexx Programmer's Guide explains the behaviour.

How should I deal with this?

Use the PARSE statement to extract. Chapter 6 in the Rexx Programmer's Guide has more information than you probably care about.

Chapter 9 in the CL Programming manual has information on processing command parameters.

Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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