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Mukesh.py
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Hi members.
Is there any option to refer back in a JCL. what i suspected from the interview was like how to refer back to step1 from step3 . if there is any other thery for refer back in JCL then please let me know. |
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Aaru
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Mukesh,
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| Is there any option to refer back in a JCL. |
Yes.
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| what i suspected from the interview was like how to refer back to step1 from step3 |
Yes, this can be done. Referback is usually used for DCB parameters,DSN names etc.
Say if u want the same dataset used in step 1 in step2 then u can use the referback statememts. |
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Mukesh.py
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| Aaru, can i have a sample peice of code so that it can be more clear to me. |
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ksk
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Mukesh,
Why don't you refer a book or manuals available in this forum before posting the question? This is a basic question and you will get answer any books or manuals. |
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Escapa
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can i have a sample peice of code so that it can be more clear to me.
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Check below
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//STEP1 EXEC PGM=ABCD
//DD1 DD DCB=RECFM=FB,…
//DD2 DD DCB=*.DD1,…
//STEP2 EXEC PGM=WXYZ
//DD3 DD DCB=*.STEP1.DD1,…
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