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ANISH THOMAS
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| I want to override the DD name of output dataset by using a COBOL program. |
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PeD
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?? The DD name is nothing. Just a relationship between JCL and program during the life of the run.
Please clarify |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
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| SELECT FILE-NAME ASSIGN TO DD-NAME. |
change the DD name..  |
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CICS Guy
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| ANISH THOMAS wrote: |
| I want to override the DD name of output dataset by using a COBOL program. |
Or are you asking about the dsname? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| I want to override the DD name of output dataset by using a COBOL program. |
You know what you are asking and what you want to do, but as you can see from the replies, your request is not understood by all here.
COBOL has no "ddname override" function/capability.
Please clarify. |
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mmwife
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Hi Thomas,
Why don't you tell us about the problem you're experiencing that you think overriding the DD name of output dataset will solve.
There may be an easier solution. |
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Aaru
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Dick,
Rightly said, The requirement is not that clear. From what i understood, my answer would be the same as that of anuj. |
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