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Line Commands for the Compiled REXX Program List

Use the following line commands on the Compiled REXX Program List. Issue line commands from the prefix area that precedes the name of the program.

B

Lets you browse the source program.

C

Recompiles the program, and saves source text statements in the recompiled version.

CN

Recompiles the program, but does not save source text statements in the recompiled version. Using the CN command (rather than the C command) reduces the amount of space taken up by the compiled program.

D

Deletes the program from the REXX compiled program library.

E

Takes you to ISPF edit, where you can modify the program (same as S). For details, see How to Edit a REXX Program from Option 2.5 in this chapter.

OI

Searches for the program in the data sets (if any) that are concatenated to OPSEXEC ddname. If necessary, continues its search in the data sets concatenated to SYSEXEC ddname. If the program is found, takes you to the REXX Execute Entry panel, where you can:

• Specify arguments to be passed to the program.
• Set an initial TRACE value for the execution of the program.
• Press Enter to execute the program.
• Press End to cancel execution.

For details, see How to Execute a REXX Program from Option 2.5 in this chapter.

OX

Executes the compiled progname. When you issue the OX command, you are taken to the REXX Execute Entry panel, where you can:

• Specify arguments to be passed to the program.
• Set an initial TRACE value for the execution of the program.
• Press Enter to execute the program.
• Press END to cancel execution.

For details, see How to Execute a REXX Program from Option 2.5 in this chapter.

S

Takes you to ISPF edit, where you can modify the program (same as E). For details, see How to Edit a REXX Program from Option 2.5.

Point-and-shoot is enabled to issue the S line command for a program. To issue the S line command for a program using the point-and-shoot method, place the cursor to the left of the desired program and press Enter. Point-and-shoot is enabled only if no primary or line commands have been entered.