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pmn2cdac
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Hi All,
Please provide the JCl statements to take xdc from job......
from above statements ,,,by using print I am not abel to do that,,,, |
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dick scherrer
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Hello pmn2cdac and welcome to the forums,
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Rather than xdc, try using "PRINT ODSN" (which is what xdc does "under the covers" if my memory is workikng). PRINT ODSN opens a dataset, then PRINT what you want to go into the file, and lastly issue PRINT CLOSE and the dataset should be ready for your use.
I suggest you try it manually until you are comfortable with the process. |
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CICS Guy
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| Check out Lionel B. Dyck. he has a great little tool, SDFSEXT, a generalized SDSF batch tool to extract all or part of your sysout into a dataset that you could do whatever you want with. |
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pmn2cdac
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I have a 'job x',,,,when i submit it ,,at end it should do the xdc task to 'job x ' to this job parallely.
Please let me know with the statements.
Thanks in advance,
Praveen |
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ofer71
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Add a last step of batch SDSF commands. You might find a lot of examples here.
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Please refer to your other (very similar) topic. |
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