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venkatsrib
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can any of you tell me how to send tso send command from a jcl job  |
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mmwife
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Hi K,
You can use:
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//S1 EXEC PGM=IKJEFT01
//SYSTSPRT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSTSIN DD *
put your TSO cmds here
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Instead of IKJEFT01 you can execute various entry points that handle return codes differently.
Regards, Jack. |
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naveenmsc
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| venkatsrib wrote: |
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can any of you tell me how to send tso send command from a jcl job |
hey K
u can even type TSO <required command> at command prompt and send it
ex: if u want to send a message to other user the syntax is as follows
TSO SEND <MESSAGE IN QUATES(')>,USER(USERNAME)
cheers
Naveen |
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jegan_king2004
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| While sending the message the user id is comming in the destination terminal. So how to mask that ? |
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jegan_king2004
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For example
TSO SEND 'HELLO' USER(RACFID) then the message is comming in the destination is like
HELLO SENDER RECFID |
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