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hariharan4
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hi,
can i know SYSOUT = z means what? Y they are using SYSOUT = z
Thanks,
Hari |
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k.junaid83
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| This statement tells the JES to write the sysout data set to the device handling class Z output. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| This statement tells the JES to write the sysout data set to the device handling class Z output. |
technically correct, but completely useless to the TS 
ususally ... ( by tradition )
sysout=x is for held output ( for TSO users )
sysout=z is a sysout class that gets assigned to a JES dummy writer to just process it without doing anything ( apart deleting it from the spool )
anyway sysout classes are installation dependent, so better ask Your peers or Your support |
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hariharan4
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| Thank u very much |
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