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srikrishna duvvuri
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HI
If suppose there is a job in which i am submitting 2 more jobs.But before getting these jobs submitted through jcl,i want the jcl of both jobs to be preped.So is there any statement through which the jcl prep can be automated?
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William Thompson
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There is no already provided statement but you can create your own procedure or program.
Beyond that, your question is not clear. |
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ofer71
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Please clarify the following for me:
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| i want the jcl of both jobs to be preped |
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muthuvel
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Ofer71,
PREP is a third party tool which is used to list error messages and warning messages before a JCL is being submitted.In the command line when you type PREP it displays the errors and warnings,It is similar to using TYPRUN=SCAN in the JCL.
I think you are clear now. |
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ofer71
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Thanks, muthuvel. I believe all JCL checkers have some kind of batch interface. I familiar only with JCLCheck, and I know it does have one.
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srikrishna duvvuri
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Hi
Just can you help me in writing the procedure so as to automate the Prep because i am not sure of this.
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Krishna |
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muthuvel
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| Just can you help me in writing the procedure so as to automate the Prep because i am not sure of this. |
You cannot automate PREP.It is just a tool and a product to use. |
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ofer71
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I'm not familiar with JCLPREP, but quick search in Google tells that you can invoke JCLPREP in batch. Look here.
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srikrishna duvvuri
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Thanks for ur reply, will go through it and try to implement it..
meanwhile can i capture the return code of the Jcl prep when it is submitted automatically? Because if the return code of Jcl prep is more than 12 then other steps need not be executed...
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
If the other steps are in the same job as the "prep" step normal condition code testing will allow you to bypass the remainder of the steps.
Your problem will very likely be answered for you when you put together the batch prep run. |
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srikrishna duvvuri
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Will any job be submitted while prepping a Jcl internally? if so where can i find this job...
please help me in finding this..
Many Tahnks,
Krishna |
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