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Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2008 09:26:30 -0800
From: "Steven Levine" <steve53@earthlink.net >
Reply-To: scoug-help@scoug.com
To: scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject: SCOUG-Help: Need rexx help


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In <002-fcbf4849-39059.029@seadog.reno.nv.us>, on 12/17/08
at 01:01 AM, "Jon Harrison" said:

Hi,
>Attached is a file that contains code of the problem I am having. Since
>the original file is 450k, I have snipped out a lot of repetitive stuff
>that is not part of the problem I am having. I don't believe what I
>removed is pertinent to the solution.

You didn't. It was not a typo. It was the other problem. You have a
string constant longer than 256 characters. The fix is to break it up the
assocfilter setting into smaller constants. This has already been for for
the expression as a whole, so we are just doing more of the same.

>The script is auto-generated by Object Desktop.

I recognize the code. I use the Object Packager to trasport settings
between systems. You might try the binary package format. It's a bit
more compact. It's a good idea to zip up the .pkg files for transport.

>When booted to eCS maintenance console the script won't run because it
>cannot find sysloadfunc. I take it that this is because it is not
>registered.

That either a PATH problem or because REXX has not been initialized. Your
problem is probably the later.

>I get the same error if I try to run this script by booting
>with alt-F2 and going to a command window.

REXX is normally initialized by PM. If you don't load PM, you will need
to start REXX manually. I use Ken Kahn's bos2rexx.exe from his BOOTOS2
package. Run it as

start \os2\bos2rexx.exe

BTW, you will not be able to restore your desktop from an Alt-F2 boot.
The INI file handlers are loaded by PM.

>It will run fine if run from a command window with the desktop loaded
>however I understand that is not the ideal situation for running this
>script.

It's not the best, but it will usually work OK as long as the system is
otherwise idle

>How can I get this to run when booted to the maintenance console in eCS?

Open a command line session and run it.

Note that if you are booted from the maintenance volume, you will restore
the object on the booted volume. Is this what you want?

Steven

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