When executing a CLIST, you may specify up to 9 arguments which are used to replace CLIST variables imbedded in the CLIST source commands. The syntax of the EXEC command is:
EXEC [S.]clist-name arg1 arg2 arg3 . . . arg9
where the optional arg1 through arg9 will be used to replace CLIST variables %1 - %9 which may occur throughout the CLIST source.
Each argn may be any type of token acceptable to CA IDMS DMLO. Examples of acceptable tokens are names of RECORDS, SETS, AREAS, FIELDS, literals, figurative constants, keywords, arithmetic or logical operators. Each CLIST command is expanded by replacement of %n with the argn argument string.
CLIST variable symbols (%1-%9) may not be used within EQUATES, and should not be used in PF key- assigned text. These restrictions do not apply to other types of variables.
See CLIST Examples for CLIST examples using CLIST variables.
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