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OPSIMEX Command Processor—Executes a Member as a REXX Program

The OPSIMEX (OI) command processor causes a member found in the OPSEXEC concatenation or the SYSEXEC concatenation to be executed as a REXX program.

Use the following syntax for the OPSIMEX or OI command:

OPSIMEX|OI
{PROGRAM(member)}
[ARG('arguments')]
[ITRACE(x)]
[MAXEDQ(lines)]
[SUBSYS(ssid)]
[WORKSPACE(size)]

Note: The member keyword refers to the name of a member that is to be found by searching first the OPSEXEC concatenation, and then the SYSEXEC concatenation.

You can also use these abbreviated formats for OPSIMEX:

OPSIMEX member argument
OI member argument

OPSIMEX Keywords and Arguments

The OPSIMEX command uses exactly the same keywords and arguments as the OPSEXEC command, except that the data set name containing the member to be executed is implicit and cannot be specified in OPSIMEX.

Note: When using the form of the OPSIMEX or OI command that uses PROGRAM or other keywords, enclose the argument string in single quotation marks.

The record formats supported for the SYSEXEC libraries are the same as those supported for REXX data sets used to invoke OPS/REXX explicitly.