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Gursharan Khalsa
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| hoe to pass cond parameter to proc through jcl, so that it is applicable to all the steps in proc |
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hborse
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We can apply this as Stepname.Cond=new value
if i m wrong pls correct me |
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murmohk1
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Gursharan ,
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| hoe to pass cond parameter to proc through jcl, so that it is applicable to all the steps in proc |
If your job doesn't call anyother proc/prog other than this proc, use COND parmeter in the job card itself. |
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Gursharan Khalsa
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| hborse wrote: |
We can apply this as Stepname.Cond=new value
if i m wrong pls correct me |
it works, but for a single step only.i want for all the steps in the proc. |
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Gursharan Khalsa
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| murmohk1 wrote: |
Gursharan ,
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| hoe to pass cond parameter to proc through jcl, so that it is applicable to all the steps in proc |
If your job doesn't call anyother proc/prog other than this proc, use COND parmeter in the job card itself. |
ok,that will do,but what if the job calls two procs for that mater? |
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murmohk1
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Gursharan,
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| but what if the job calls two procs for that mater? |
Code on the exec statements. |
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agkshirsagar
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From the manuals..
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16.5.5 On EXEC Statement that Calls a Procedure
The COND parameter on an EXEC statement that calls a cataloged or in-stream procedure (a calling EXEC statement) will either override or is added to the called EXEC statements.
The COND on the calling EXEC statement overrides the COND on the called EXEC statement. If the called EXEC statement does not have COND coded on it, the COND on the calling EXEC statement will be added to the called EXEC statement. |
Does that answer your question? |
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Gursharan Khalsa
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| murmohk1 wrote: |
Gursharan,
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| but what if the job calls two procs for that mater? |
Code on the exec statements. |
i didnt quite get that.could u clarify a bit. |
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agkshirsagar
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EXEC statements = EXEC PGM statements.
Exec calls = EXEC proc statements. |
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Gursharan Khalsa
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| agkshirsagar wrote: |
EXEC statements = EXEC PGM statements.
Exec calls = EXEC proc statements. |
THEORITACLY I SOMEWHAT GOT UR FIRST ANSWER, BUT I M SORRY
I M NOT GETING THIS ONE |
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Gursharan Khalsa
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| agkshirsagar wrote: |
From the manuals..
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16.5.5 On EXEC Statement that Calls a Procedure
The COND parameter on an EXEC statement that calls a cataloged or in-stream procedure (a calling EXEC statement) will either override or is added to the called EXEC statements.
The COND on the calling EXEC statement overrides the COND on the called EXEC statement. If the called EXEC statement does not have COND coded on it, the COND on the calling EXEC statement will be added to the called EXEC statement. |
Does that answer your question? |
THANX I GOT IT. |
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agkshirsagar
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I am happy that it helped you..  |
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