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chandracdac
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My requirement is to change the weekly job to monthly job i.e
my previous job returning the weekly report now I want to change that job in such a way that I generate the monthly report. That one query I need to change. That one I have done, but it also has one GDG in it. I don't know whether I have to change that GDG or no need to change that. |
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raak
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can u please try to put ur queries listed properly??
Is it that
- U r changing one weekly job to a monthly job
- U had to make some changes in the SQL query and U made it already
- U are using some GDG as output file
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- U wanna know whether u have to change the GDG since u r creating a monthly report instead of a weekly one 
If this is ur question, U have to decide on whether u need to change it or not..Basically if it is an output file, u can simply use the same GDG base to create new generations under it..
I dont think u wil have any problem in that....
And if ur question is something else, please post that clearly... |
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socker_dad
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| Wrong forum, dude. This belongs in the JCL forum. Try reading before posting. |
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dick scherrer
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Well, it does mention a query. . . . 
As raak has mentioned, the question(s) from TS need(s) clarification.
If TS provides more info, we may be able to help with a suggestion or move this topic to a better place.
We'll see . . .
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socker_dad
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Aye, you're right, Dick. It was the GDG reference that made me think that it was strictly a JCL issue.
My apologies!  |
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Craq Giegerich
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| Depending on your sites dataset naming conventions (there are naming conventions aren't there) you may have to change your output file name. |
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dick scherrer
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Surely not needed 
The initial post is somewhat unclear and it may actually belong "over in JCL".
Once again, one of my feeble attempts at humor went awry. . . 
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chandracdac
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Sorry for posting this one in this forum , Actually i am not sure whether i have to post this one here or in that jcl forum
my query is using gdg as output file,i.e it has to generate the report for the month and send it to that gdg..
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| Sorry for posting this one in this forum |
Not to worry Topics can be moved as needed.
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| my query is using gdg as output file,i.e it has to generate the report for the month and send it to that gdg.. |
If the reqirement is to write the "report" to a new generation of a gdg, you could use
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//MYREPORT DD DSN=the.gdg(+1),DISP=(,CATLG,DELETE),etc |
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