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venkat508
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hi,
i want full code for submiting a job using cobol program pls send me code.
thanku. |
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expat
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| i want full code for submiting a job using cobol program pls send me code. |
And how much are you paying for the supply of code.
The cynic in me says that this may be a HOMEWORK question. But, I may be wrong.
All you need to do is to write the JCL code to a specified file in your program, and in the JCL allocate that filename to the INTRDR using the appropriate sysout class for that device. |
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Manju-Pacha
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Format for the JCL:
Job card
EXEC stmt for ur program
followed by DD statement as given below
//ddname dd sysout=(*,intrdr)
In your cobol program, u need to have a file corresponding to the ddname and write the contents of the Job which u need to execute frm the program to this file using MOVE statements.
Once the JCL for the COBOL program is executed, the Job contents that you are moved to ddname will be read by Internal reader and job will get submitted.
Manju |
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ofer71
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Another method is to use the TSO command SUBMIT from within COBOL.
O. |
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mainframe_96
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You could use Internal reader like Manju gave you or create
01 submit-jcl-line1 pic x(80)
01 submit-jcl-line2 pic x(80)
etccc
01 SUBMIT-JCL49.
05 FILLER PIC X(31) VALUE
' THIS REQUEST WAS CREATED ON'.
05 SUBMIT-JCL49-DATE PIC X(16).
05 FILLER PIC X(03) VALUE
'AT '.
05 SUBMIT-JCL49-TIME PIC X(30).
write submit line 1 thru 49 or however many you have to a file. then copy the file to internal reader. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
No need to copy the file - just assign the DD statement your program writes as output to the internal reader. |
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mmwife
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| Or you can do a search on "intrdr" and get 7 pages of hits. |
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