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raj2007
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Hi Friends,
Can i write a cobol program in the JCL?
If it is Poassible how can we write?
Please suggest me..
Raj[/b] |
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PeD
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JCL controls programs; so you cannot.
And I consider the content of a SYSIN ( and others ... ) is outside the JCL. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| Can i write a cobol program in the JCL? |
COBOL programs are written in COBOL. . . They are often (usually) compiled with JCL.
If you re-word your question, we may be able to provide more usable replies. |
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stodolas
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| You can use compile-link-and go. It puts the Cobol in-stream in the JCL. |
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ofer71
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But even then.... the COBOL code is still written in COBOL...
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PeD
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Raj,
What is your background or education in Mainframe to post such a question? Do you already write program ( in any language )?
This is not an attack, just trying to see what is your position.
Is the question coming from another people? your coach ?
Is it an exercice? |
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mmwife
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Hi Raj,
Perhaps, if you can replace the dots of this sentence we may get a better idea of what you're looking for:
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| Can i write a cobol program in the JCL instead of the usual way of ......... |
Just replace the dots (........) with the usual method you use to "write" a cobol program. |
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