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Use the PUTFILE statement to write a record to an open QSAM file. Each execution of PUTFILE writes one record. Unless the user wants the same record sent more than once, the file name variable must be assigned a different record using an assignment statement before the next PUTFILE statement is issued.
Open the file for output (OPENFILE filename OUTPUT). Set a variable of the same name as the file name to the record you are writing to the file. As long as the file remains open, successive PUTFILE statements write successive records to the data set.
Students who complete this course will be able to accomplish work using native TSO commands and the powerful CLIST capability of TSO. CLISTs are developed that can be immediately useful in day-to-day work.
TSO/E contains certain control variables which are available for use in CLISTs that you write. The three variables &SYS4DATE, &SYS4SDATE, and &SYS4JDATE provide the current date in a format that presents years as four-digit numbers.
30 lip 2014 · TSO CLIST Programming in z/OS - Topical Outline. Day One. Introduction. Review of TSO LOGON command and parameters. TMP - The Terminal Monitor Program. Basic TSO commands: SEND, LISTBC, TIME, HELP, LOGOFF. Computer Exercise: A First Encounter with TSO. CLISTs - Command Procedures. Symbolic Variables. Basic CLIST Statements: READ, WRITE, WRITENR ...
20 mar 2013 · set &tempfile = &a &b &c &d &e PUTFILE TEMPFILE CLOSFILE TEMPFILE
5 wrz 2017 · The PutFile processor will save the content in a file with the filename based on the filename attribute on the flowfile. You can use an UpdateAttribute processor to provide whatever value you like for this attribute.
