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ruodeer
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Hi all,
I am confused by the following code.
Acutally I before saw the format like :PARM=(A,B...)
but what do the '/' and '&' mean here?
Appreciate your reply thanks.!~
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//STEP010 EXEC PGM=AAAPARM,COND=(4,LT),
// PARM=’/&SYSID,&PRDSID,&YEAR/’ |
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murmohk1
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ruodeer,
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| but what do the '/' and '&' mean here? |
'/' some kind of delimiter used in the respective program.
'&SYSID,&PRDSID,&YEAR' are 3 symbolic parmaters passed to program. |
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ruodeer
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Thanks ,murmohk1.
The PGM is PLI programme.is it consolidated in the passing PARM to PLI? |
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murmohk1
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ruodeer,
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| is it consolidated in the passing PARM to PLI? |
What do you mean by consolidation? |
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ruodeer
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Hi murmohk1,sorry for confusion.
Could you give a short sample of PLI program which uses the PARM passed by JCL? thanks very much.. |
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