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SOLVE:Operations Automation SYSNAME in REXX
Article ID: 108196
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Products
CMDB for z/OS
NetSpy Network Performance
NetMaster Network Automation
SOLVE
NetMaster Network Management for SNA
NetMaster Network Management for TCP/IP
NetMaster File Transfer Management
SOLVE:Operations Automation
SOLVE:Access Session Management
SOLVE:FTS
SOLVE
Issue/Introduction
In SOLVE:Operations Automation calling REXX from a message rule, need to find out what the system name is. What is the recommended way to find out the z/OS SYSNAME from inside a REXX program?
Environment
Release: SLFTS.00200-12.1-SOLVE:FTS
Component:
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Resolution
Use an ADDRESS to set the MVS environment before using an MVS function.
For example -
address "MVS"
Say "Sysname="MVSVAR("SYSNAME")
Tried this and it worked Ok………
Sysname=CA11
NR3001 REXX PROCEDURE JMREXX COMPLETED. PID: 16118 RC: -
OR
Use an NCL proc to return the value. $NMOM02U is one that already exists -
address "NM"
"CALL PROC=$NMOM02U PARM1=GETSVARS PARM2=ZSYSNAME SHARE1=ZZZRETVAL"
say "Sysname="zzzretval
For example -
address "MVS"
Say "Sysname="MVSVAR("SYSNAME")
Tried this and it worked Ok………
Sysname=CA11
NR3001 REXX PROCEDURE JMREXX COMPLETED. PID: 16118 RC: -
OR
Use an NCL proc to return the value. $NMOM02U is one that already exists -
address "NM"
"CALL PROC=$NMOM02U PARM1=GETSVARS PARM2=ZSYSNAME SHARE1=ZZZRETVAL"
say "Sysname="zzzretval
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