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itdsen
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my jcl contain 255 steps. in step225 i am calling one proc which also contain 255 steps .
Question is : whether the job will abend or not. |
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Craq Giegerich
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Phrzby Phil
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Will it abend or not even start - JCL ERR?
Abend is not a loose term - it is a very specific IBM-defined term. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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it is a very specific IBM-defined term.
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that does not seem to matter to most of the forums participants.
JCL is another term which seems to have been expanded by this forum. |
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gcicchet
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Hi,
what happened when the job was submitted ?
Gerry |
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expat
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| itdsen wrote: |
my jcl contain 255 steps. in step225 i am calling one proc which also contain 255 steps .
Question is : whether the job will abend or not. |
OK, so did you submit the job and see what happened ? If so, please tell us what happened. |
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mallik_0279
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job will not submitted; max limit reached(max 255)
max limit includes proc steps also |
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Robert Sample
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| JCL is another term which seems to have been expanded by this forum. |
Dick, do we even want to visit the GDG generation versus version issue?
A lot of the relatively inexperienced newcomers on this forum use terms as they wish, either not realizing or not caring that the terms they use have specific, precise meanings. And these meanings are usually not how they are using the term. Sigh. |
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