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eniyanp

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PostPosted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 10:38 am
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Hi,

I have a map, which has the values of 25 dealer number and a year,month. I want to send this values as a input for a jcl. How i can accompilish this? (please suggest a sample program if you have any )

and i also want to know how to invoke the natural map through tran id, Is there any entry need to be manitained? Please advice me
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atulrukmangad

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PostPosted: Mon Nov 27, 2006 3:39 pm
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Hi,
You can use the concept of Dynamic JCL in which you can submit a job from online applications. Dynamic JCLs can be very well submitted by the PROCESS statement in natural.

Otherwise if the JCL is already present then may be storing the data in a temporary ddm and then reading it can serve the purpose.

Or you can write your records in a flat file and later then can pass the data to your JCL by using a REXX exec or so.

But i think the concept of dynamic JCL will serve your purpose (if the job is needed to be submitted from an online user)

If any one can suggest some other ways then please do share.

Atul
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