SAS(R) 9.1.3 Companion for z/OS

Details
Statements under z/OS TSO Statement 403
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See Also
TSO Statement
3 SAS Language Reference: Dictionary
Issues a TSO command or invokes a CLIST or a REXX exec during a SAS session
Valid: anywhere
z/OS specifics: all
Syntax
TSO ;
command
can be a system command enclosed in quotation marks, an expression whose value is
a system command, or the name of a character variable whose value is a system
command. Under z/OS, "system command" includes TSO commands, CLISTs, and
REXX execs.
Details
The TSO statement is similar to the TSO (or SYSTEM) CALL routines, the TSO (or X)
command, the TSO (or SYSTEM) function, and the %TSO (or %SYSEXEC) macro
statement. SAS executes the TSO statement immediately. Under z/OS, TSO is an alias
for the X statement. On other operating environments, the TSO statement has no
effect, whereas the X statement is always processed.
Note: The TSO statement is ignored in a batch environment, unless SAS is running
in the TSO/E background. R
You can use the TSO statement to issue most TSO commands or to execute CLISTs or
REXX execs. However, you cannot issue the TSO commands LOGON and LOGOFF, and
you cannot execute CLISTs that include the TSO ATTN statement. In addition, you can
use the TSO statement to issue the following UNIX System Services shell commands:
cd, pwd, and umask. The shell command names must be specified in lowercase.
TSOEXEC TSOEXEC is a TSO command that you use to invoke authorized
commands. At z/OS sites that run under later releases of TSO/E, you can invoke
authorized commands such as RACF commands by submitting the following statement: