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neha trivedi
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hi
can you plz tell me how members should be built in SCLM
1. do we need to build the jcl's also
2. what all members should be built
3. to compile a member,we generally run jcls but how do we compile with the help of build
kindly help |
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sri_mf
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| neha trivedi wrote: |
hi
can you plz tell me how members should be built in SCLM
1. do we need to build the jcl's also
2. what all members should be built
3. to compile a member,we generally run jcls but how do we compile with the help of build
kindly help |
Hi Neha,
In SCLM BUILD is used for the compilation of the programs.
You have to BUILD the program which needs to be compiled.
If you BUILD the program Compile jcl will be generated and submitted.You can check the generated JCL in the SPOOL area.
Seniors correct me if i am wrong. |
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Selva-kumar
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Hi,
To my knowledge, we won't build the programs directly in SCLM. we will create components like Archdef and Archbat and build the archdef. The archdef will have link to archbat which in turn have link to the program. This is for a cobol program. For Cobol-DB2 program, it will vary a little.
Once you have build, build list, build report and build message will be created as seperate files. |
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sri_mf
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Some Info that i got from the SCLM Help.
Use SCLM Build to compile and link-edit a complete system in a single
job or to compile and link-edit parts of a system. You use Build
most often to prepare the Promote processor, but you can use it at
any time to compile or link system updates.
The five types of Builds are: conditional, unconditional, forced,
report and information. A conditional Build compiles and link-edits
all necessary modules, but it stops processing on the first error.
An unconditional Build continues processing all modules despite
translation errors.A forced build compiles and link-edits all modules
whether they need to be built or not.The report Build determines what
would take place if you were to request an unconditional Build.
The information Build returns an XML deck describing the input that
would have been passed to the Build translators on a Forced Build. |
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neha trivedi
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| thanks...my work is done now |
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sri_mf
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| neha trivedi wrote: |
| thanks...my work is done now |
You are Welcome..
It is good to her that you have completed your work. |
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