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radhakrishnan82
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1.Need detailed information on #JO and #JI.
2.#JO,BD=02098
#JO,ID=001
What does BD and ID signifies in JO card? |
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superk
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| Since no one else has responded to this, it seems that you're going to need to contact the people that administer your job scheduling system. |
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radhakrishnan82
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Superk,
I got the answer for my query.I forget to publish the answer immdtly after I got it.
1)#JO in jcl states that 'n' number of steps can be omitted in the JCL for a specific period.
#JI is the exact opposite.
We shud give #JEND at the end of the last step upto which we need to include or exclude it.
2)BD is before date and ID is schedule id at which the steps in the job will run based on the integer value.Integer value denoting the days.
thanks |
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| For everyone's benefit, what scheduling system are these used in (CA-7, TWS, CA-Scheduler, CA-JobTrac, Control-M, etc.)? |
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radhakrishnan82
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| I don't get your question. |
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srinivas12
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Hi,
Can u post a sample JCl which includes
.#JO,BD=02098
#JO,ID=001 |
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radhakrishnan82
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srinivas12,
The following steps are included in a JCL containing 'n' number of steps:
#JO,BD=02098
//*
//STEP10 EXEC PGM=ICEGENER
//NAME1 DD DSN=ABC.XYZ.NAME1,DISP=OLD
//NAME2 DD DSN=ABC.XYZ.NAME2,DISP=(NEW,CATLG,DELETE)
//SYSIN DD DUMMY
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//STEP11.............
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//STEP15.............
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#JEND
First 2 char signifies the year and the next 3 indicates the days.These steps will be executed within the specified date.Once the job crosses the date,then these steps will not be executed.Other steps run asusual. Similarly JO,ID=001 indicates that the step will run on first day of every week.
These are used in CA-7 scheduling system. |
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V S Amarendra Reddy
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First 2 char signifies the year and the next 3 indicates the days.These steps will be executed within the specified date.Once the job crosses the date,then these steps will not be executed.Other steps run asusual. Similarly JO,ID=001 indicates that the step will run on first day of every week
About the thing that you have specified I am not sure about the BD.
But about JO,ID=001 your explanation is not meeting the actual point.
When there is JO,ID=001. Then when ever you run the job with SCHID=001 then from the JO,ID=001 the following steps till the control encounters #JEND statement will be omitted  . |
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GiridharanN
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Can this ID be used as a parm value in my JCL.
I've designed my program to do different processing for different schedule IDs.
So can i pass the ID as a parm to my prog. the prog will act based on this. |
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