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Sachin.Chirde
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| What if I forget to write TIME parameter in JCL? |
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Devzee
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Try executing JCL without this parameter.
This parameter is optional |
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agkshirsagar
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In my shop, TIME parameter is seldom used.
Job will be in execution for the default time value associated to particular CLASS. |
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Sachin.Chirde
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sasikumar1984
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hi sachin, nothing will happen... if u dont mention TIME param, then it depends on the CLASS param... so u neednot to worry about this unless job goes for a longer times.. we never use TIME param for productions jobs too....
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Sasikumar.K |
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Sachin.Chirde
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