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jeevan_pattanaik
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Joined: 02 Nov 2005
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Location: Pune,India
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There are two ways to pass datas from Jcl into Cobol program .
1. after sysin DD *
2. by using parm
But when we are passing large volume of dats i mean 1000 records then shall we go for this only or is there any other way to avail this ?
Plz let me know ??? |
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nuthan
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Location: Bangalore
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| U can pass the information through files also. Read from the file in cobol program and use the Records. |
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varun_sharma
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Hi Jeevan,
The most important thing is that you can't pass 1000 records thru PARM as it's length is 100bytes and if u pass so much data from SYSIN, this will decrease the performance and hence won't be approved for FFP. So what i think the best solution is call another pgm and pass data thru it. Please let me know in case of any concern.
Cheers
Varun |
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jeevan_pattanaik
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Hi,
varun
thanks for replying me.
So cld you plz send me the exact code for this.
Jeevan
| varun_sharma wrote: |
Hi Jeevan,
The most important thing is that you can't pass 1000 records thru PARM as it's length is 100bytes and if u pass so much data from SYSIN, this will decrease the performance and hence won't be approved for FFP. So what i think the best solution is call another pgm and pass data thru it. Please let me know in case of any concern.
Cheers
Varun |
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