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Velammal
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| They are using JEM for scanning the JCL. Can any one explain me what is the functionality of JEM and full expansion of JEM. |
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superk
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| I believe that JEM is the name of an ISPF Edit Macro that invokes the ASG-JOB/SCAN® from ASG Software Solutions. You'll probably have to ask them, but my guess is that JEM is an acronym for Job/Scan Edit Macro. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| Can any one explain me what is the functionality of JEM |
It is a jcl checker.
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| full expansion of JEM. |
As Kevin suggests, you should talk with the vendor. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Location: Mumbai, India
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Hi,
You can try searching the "definition" of JEM under ISRDDN. On command line type TSO ISRDDN, then MEM JEM. It'll show you the PDS which contains the source code for JEM, browse it.
JEM is essentially a JCL syntax checker, main difference between JEM & JSCAN is - you can JEM multiple JOBs at the same time but JSCAN would allow only one scan at a time.
JEM too comes with version numbers based on the release, as other third party tools come, e.g.: JEM 6.2.7A. |
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