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Hi I am an old mainframer. Try this for WebFOCUS. It works,just tested it regards Steve DEFINE FILE SQLOUT NNAME/A16 ='&FOCFOCEXEC'; LEN/I6 = ARGLEN(16,NNAME,'I6'); NEWLEN/I6 = LEN-4; -* dont want .fex NUMCHAR/I6 = (NEWLEN -2) +1; NEWNAME/A16 = SUBSTR(16,NNAME,2,NEWLEN,NUMCHAR,'A16'); END TABLE FILE SQLOUT PRINT fund_id asset_id CALEN_DT NEWNAME HEADING doubleqquote NEWNAME with a less than sign goes in here doublequoteThis message has been edited. Last edited by: Stefaans,
If you're working with WF 7.6 and later, there's a newish variable &FOCFEXNAME that gives you the name of the fex without '.fex'. &FOCFOCEXEC has been providing an incorrect name since at least v5.3 days - it has an underscore at the front of the name.
Francis, I tried your idea first because I was hoping it was as easy as a system defined variable. When I put the -? & at the top of my fex I get three variables back that contain the report name: