Macro; Pfkey - IBM SC34-5764-01 Manual

Note
See Chapter 19, "REXX/CICS File System," on page 257 for more information about the REXX File
System.

MACRO

When you type MACRO from the command line use the following syntax:
MACRO fileid
MACRO calls a macro.
Operands
fileid
specifies the file ID of the macro you want to run. If this file ID includes a file type suffix, then an
attempt is made to call an exec with that suffix. Otherwise, an attempt is made to call an exec whose
suffix is EXEC.
Return Codes
n specifies the return code set by the exit of the called exec
0 Normal return
-3 Exec not found
-10 Exec name not specified
-11 Invalid exec name
-12 GETMAIN error
-99 Internal error
Example
'MACRO POOL1:\USERS\USER1\TEST'
This example calls the macro, POOL1:\USERS\USER1\TEST.EXEC.
Note
Macros have the ability to make calls to the REXX/CICS FLST server. Any command that can be entered
from the command line of the FLST can be run from a macro.

PFKEY

When you type PFKEY from the command line use the following syntax:
PFkey number
text
PFKEY sets or processes a program function (PF) key.
Operands
number
specifies the PF key that is set or processed.
text
specifies the text that the PF key is set to.
Example
'PFKEY 3 quit'
'PFKEY 3'
This example first sets PFKEY 3 to quit and then processes the PF key.
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