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ashokd
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On my output file (on DSN) i need the prefix like userid, date, time
eg: DSN=TEST.USERID.DATE.TIME.V01
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USERID : ASHOK
DATE : 310306
TIME : 061230
i can get the userid by using &SYSUID
DSN=TEST.&SYSID..DATE.TIME.V01
but what can be do for Date & time |
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martin9
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Location: Basel, Switzerland
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hy ashokd,
if implemented in your jes installation,
there are two special exits for date > ##DATE,
and time > ##TIME, try if your jes knows it...
i.e. DSN=HLQL.QL.QL.##DATE
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superk
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| ashokd, search the forums for the program EZACFSM1. It may be what you need. Usually, you provide values for date and time from within a program, or, as martin9 has described, the can be retrieved from variables established by your job scheduling software. |
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ashokd
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| martin9 wrote: |
hy ashokd,
if implemented in your jes installation,
there are two special exits for date > ##DATE,
and time > ##TIME, try if your jes knows it...
i.e. DSN=HLQL.QL.QL.##DATE
martin9 |
I gave as below
DSN=TEST.&SYSUID.##DATE.V01
Correct me if am i wrong
Regards,
Ashokd |
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ashokd
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| It throws me an error when i tried to use ##date |
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martin9
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hy ashokd,
thsi means your installation does not know such an exit,
ask your system programmer, if there is something similar
for your needs...
otherwise refer to superk's reply...
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