Re: STRQSH in a CL program running more than one command

What not put all the commands into a text file and store that file in, for example, /usr/local/bin. Then, in CL, you reference that single file and all the commands will be processed. There is, of course, potential for errors, such as directory not found.

John McKee


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From: jmoreno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 08 Dec 2010 13:35:32 -0600
To: Midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: STRQSH in a CL program running more than one command

Hello all

We have some applicaions in our iSeries that require a number of agents
running

The way they do this is by usnig the STRQSH command

Then they do simple things

Cmd 1 = Change the directory
Cmd 2 = Activate AGENT

done

Is there a simple way to do this *INTERACTIVELY from a menu options
without having to ener those statements ?

I have seen some references but it seems to me that there is a restriction
to the number of statements that can de run

Can I do something like

STRQSH cmd(&cmd1 to change directory)

back to CL program

next command is

STRQSH cmd(&cmd2 to Activate AGENT)

Endpgm

thanks for your responses


Jorge Moreno
Military Car Sales, Inc
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