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Sujatha Gowda
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Hi...
Could anyone please tell me how to pass an input through JCL (BPXBATCH utility) for the execution of Java-Db2 Batch program and how the input parameters will be linked in the Java program???? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello Suja Gowda and welcome to the forums,
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| please tell me how to pass an input through JCL (BPXBATCH utility) |
The following will pass a parm (that controls an sftp execution) to the BXPBATCH module:
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//STEPNAME EXEC PGM=BPXBATCH,
// PARM='sh sftp -b sftp-batch userid@some~place.com ' |
You would also need to include any other BXPBATCH jcl needed for your process.
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| how the input parameters will be linked in the Java program |
If the java is like a UNIX sftp execution, there is no "linking". . . The "parm(s)" to sftp simply follow on the embedded execute.
If the first part of your request is not about passing a parm to BXPBATCH, please clarify. |
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Sujatha Gowda
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hi dick..
lemme explain my requirements a little more in detail...
i need to pass two dates(from-date, to-date) thru a jcl which uses BPXBATCH utility...
and these dates have to be accessed by my java-db2 program to generate a report using the dates in the sql query...
Kindly help me in this regard... |
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enrico-sorichetti
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I would say that the question is not really jcl or BPXBATCH related
BPXBATCH is just a wrapper to acticate a USS shell that in turn invokes something else...
a shell command or a USS program
so at the end the issue comes back on how to pass to a java program some parameters
so after all, not really a jcl issue, but simply a java issue
I would suggest that the best source of knowledge is the java doc |
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Sujatha Gowda
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there is something called STDPARM which is used as
//STDPARM DD PATH='/u/turbo/abc.parms',PATHOPTS=ORDONLY
it says tat the parameter data resides in the z/OS UNIX file /u/turbo/abc.parms.
So in my case i have to pass the dates to this unix file and then access those dates in my java-db2 program by reading this file.
Is there any other way to access the dates thru a variable in the java -db2 program rather than opening the file and reading from it(similar to the linkage section available in cobol)
Kindly help me in this regard... |
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