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PIPE EDIT
98 Programming: Pipes
example, you issue MVS D A,L in your pipeline and want to retrieve only the
time data and number of TS users from the resulting output.
The output from MVS D A,L is similar to the following output:
IEE114I 11.44.14 96.141 ACTIVITY 444
JOBS M/S TS USER SYSAS INITS ACTIVE/MAX VTAM OAS
00000 00006 00001 00016 00002 00001/00300 00000
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.
.
The following edit script builds a line containing the time data contained in the
first line and the number of TS users from the third line:
WORD 2 1
READLINE
READLINE
WORD 3 NEXTWORD
The output from this edit script is 11.44.14 00001.
If required, READLINE performs a RESET.
Executing READLINE more times that the number of lines in the input
message is not an error. If READLINE attempts to retrieve lines beyond the
end of the message, a null line is passed to the input order.
READSRC (global order)
READSRC is used to switch the primary input to the original message or msu
on the EDIT stage's input stream. This order is used in conjunction with
READCBE to switch input sources. Using the two orders, EDIT phrases can be
constructed to output part of a template, switch to the input message to fill in
data such as message text, and then switched back to the CBETEMP input to
construct the rest of the output.
RESET (global order)
Cancels all previous SKIPTO and UPTO orders. The original input line is made
available to input orders specified subsequent to RESET.
RESETAUTO (global order)
Sets the IFRAUHND, IFRAUMTB, and IFRAUNEX automation flags to zero
('0'B). Take care not to create automation loops when using this function.
ROUTEZERO (global order)
Overrides any previous specifications of route code for the message being
revised.
SETACTION (global order)
Sets the IFRAUACN and IFRAUNVD automation flags. This causes the
message to be held on an operator's screen unless a setting by the DEFAULTS
or OVERRIDE command prevents it. See also the BULLETIN option of the
PIPE ROUTE stage command in the NetView online help or in IBM Tivoli
NetView for z/OS Programming: Pipes.
SETAUTO (global order)
Sets the IFRAUMTB automation flag to one ('1'B). Subsequent routing of the
message within a domain does not result in a submission to the automation
table.
SETCLEAR (global order)
Sets the IFRAUCLR automation flag. This causes the NetView command
facility screen to be erased just before presentation of the message containing
this flag. Use with care to avoid losing important operator messages.