LOGOFF through REXX on TSO

[Daryl Wells]

I am trying to run a REXX exec in TSO (ISPF) and then do a X ; LOGOFF (like
you would in ISPF)
Thanks in advance.
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[Gerard LE ROY]

As far as I remember, I used PUSH "LOGOFF"
To be more investigated
"Daryl Wells" <dww...@US.IBM.COM> a écrit dans le message news:
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[Jeremy C B Nicoll]

On 06 Apr, Daryl Wells <dww...@US.IBM.COM> wrote:
> I am trying to run a REXX exec in TSO (ISPF) and then do a X ; LOGOFF
> (like you would in ISPF) Thanks in advance.

It's virtually impossible to do this tidily - even with a script running
on your terminal emulator environment - because the exec can't determine
where you are in ispf nor can it decide how to terminate each application
that you might be in.

It's easier to force a logoff by getting the session cancelled (by MVS
operator command) but that's not a good idea from the user point of view.

--
Jeremy C B Nicoll - my opinions are my own.

[Ted MacNEIL]

Try (not tested):

/* REXX */
trace

do forever
address "TSO" "ISPF"
say "Logoff?"

parse pull answer
upper answer

if length(answer) > 0 then do
if abrieve("YES",answer) then exit
end
end

Ted.M...@ScotiaBank.COM
416-288-3829

> I am trying to run a REXX exec in TSO (ISPF) and then do a X ; LOGOFF
> (like you would in ISPF) Thanks in advance.

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