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J.P.R.Kumar
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I am analysing one of the program in my project, i came across the following cards in JCL,
SYSTSIN DD DSN=IMSP.SYSINLIB(DSNTEP2),DISP=SHR
SYSIN DD DSN=SSCHD.PMSTN.SYSIN(CFROWLOC),DISP=SHR |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
SYSTSIN is the standard input DD (i.e. Terminal Input) for either the TSO program (IJKEFT**) or the REXX interpreter (IRXJCL).
SYSIN is a standard input DD, usually used to supply run-time parameters to the associated program. |
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J.P.R.Kumar
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Anuj,
From your reply I grasped that SYSTSIN gets the input from the terminal i.e. during the online process, is my understanding correct, please clarify.
Thanx in advance.. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| i.e. during the online process, is my understanding correct, please clarify. |
Not quite. . . SYSTSIN provides the "terminal input" to a batch process, not an online process. |
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senthil_hari
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DB2 programs are executed through IKJEFT**
DB2 region name,Program to run,plan are provided in SYSTSIN card |
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Anuj Dhawan
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