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lekshmi_ci
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Hi
A PROC has a step using 5 Dataset with 5 DD names,
I need to override this step in JOB so that the Step uses only one dataset.
Please let me know the solution
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Devzee
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| Are all the 5 datasets used in 1 concatenation DD name or do you have 5 different dd names for 5 datasets. |
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lekshmi_ci
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| I have 5 different ddnames for 5 datasets |
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lekshmi_ci
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Hi
A PROC has a step using 5 Dataset with 5 different DD names,
I need to override this step in JOB so that the Step uses only one dataset.
Please reply me the solution
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Devzee
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You can override one dataset, and remaining 4 make it Dummy.
//step.ddname1 dd dsn=dataset
//step.ddname2 dd dummy
//step.ddname3 dd dummy
//step.ddname4 dd dummy
//step.ddname5 dd dummy |
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| OK, so you know the STEPNAME and the DD NAME, then code JCL override to use the dataset that you want to use followed by 4 DD DUMMY statements. |
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khannay2k
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I guess we need not mention the remaining 4 DD names as dummy even if the step has different DD names, and the syntax for overriding in case of having same DD names (concatenation) the the syntax will be
//step.ddname dd
dd
dd
dd
dd dsn=dataset
this is we need to override for last dsn, can place in for whatever the DD we require.
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Rajesh |
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khannay2k
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I guess we need not mention the remaining 4 DD names as dummy even if the step has different DD names, and the syntax for overriding in case of having same DD names (concatenation) the the syntax will be
//step.ddname dd
dd
dd
dd
dd dsn=dataset
this is we need to override for last dsn, can place in for whatever the DD we require.
Regards,
Rajesh |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| lekshmi_ci wrote: |
I need to override this step in JOB so that the Step uses only one dataset.
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Hi,
I didn't get one thing, which step is 'this' step ? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
I do not believe this
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//step.ddname dd
dd
dd
dd
dd dsn=dataset
this is we need to override for last dsn |
addresses the question in the initial post. The initial post (if i understood correctly) specifies 5 separate ddnames.
Also, it would help if the existing jcl were posted as well as what the execution requires (not the actual overrides - we can help there). |
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