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Sandry
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HI ,
I have a Suite which contain's number of JCL's.
After i execute the first JCL, how could i make the Second JCL which is procceding the first wait for 10 min before it get's the input from the first jcl.
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superk
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| Um, add a step that executes a program that sets the job in a wait status for the specified amount of time. |
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elayadath
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put this as the 1'st step to wait
//WAIT EXEC PGM=EXCMDWP,PARM='000000000'
hhmmssdc
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Bharanidharan
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Is this module EXCMDWP user defined? I can't find it in my system libraries.
superk, you are talking about user defined program, right? Is there any standard program/utility (and its location) that can put a job in wait status? |
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superk
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| Bharanidharan wrote: |
you are talking about user defined program, right?
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Yes.
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| Is there any standard program/utility (and its location) that can put a job in wait status? |
No not really, but there are Assembler macros, COBOL macros, and REXX functions. There is the UNIX "sleep" command which can work if you have the access to it. |
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