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genesis786
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Hi,
What is the fundamental difference between following two JCL statements.
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
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//SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=*
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ofer71
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Different DDNAMEs.... 
Well, seriously, it depends on the program that uses these DDNAMEs.
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ofer71
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It depends on your program. For example - In COBOL you use the SELECT statement to assign DDNAMEs to files; In REXX you usually use TSO's ALLOCATE command or ISPD's LMINIT; COBOL compiler puts its listing to SYSPRINT etc., while COBOL's DISPLAY statement is going to be in SYSOUT etc.
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