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dadiprav
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As of my knowledge JCLLIB can be used as the first statement after JOB card.
I want to know the way we can use this in a proc.
I have a case like I need to use include statenemt in a proc which is used in many JCLS. So without changing the actual JCL I need to change the proc. Can any one suggest me the way to use a statement similar to JCLLIB in a PROC. And also is there any method to use a step level library similar to JCLLIB. |
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Bill Dennis
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Location: Iowa, USA
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JCLLIB is for a job not by step. The member name on the INCLUDE can be a symbolic. Each type of job would have a SET statement to specify the member name needed for that execution.
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//xxxxxxxxxx JOB
//*
//MYPROCS JCLLIB ORDER=(your.jcllib)
//*
// SET TYPE=ABC |
And the PROC has
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//*
// INCLUDE MEMBER=&TYPE |
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