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mkaradkar
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Location: Bangalore, India
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| Please give me the JCL for running a DB2/IMS program. Also if any could explain the sequence of compiling the program it would be of great help. |
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agkshirsagar
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| any could explain the sequence of compiling the program it would be of great help. |
Ask any of your seniors in your shop, this will be much easier and much less time consuming than asking on forum. |
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socker_dad
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Location: Seattle, WA
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Yep - you need to have a DD for every file referenced, as well as catalogs for files referenced "under the radar". Don't forget your steplibs!
In other words, check with your own shop, as these requirements are different for every shop around the world! |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
To add just a bit more. . . .
Even if someone posts some compiling/running jcl here, IMHO - you should not use it. You should ask either somone on your project or the system and/or database support people what is the standard compile/run jcl for use at your location.
All of the developers should use the "same" jcl - there may be library differences, but the structure should be constant.
Just my $.02. . . |
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