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vkisweet
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| I need a JCL to abend in step2 if return code of step 1 is 8. How to get it done by doing something in the JCL. |
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superk
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| There is no specific program for this purpose. You have to write your own. Here's a suggestion. |
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expat
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| You could conditionally execute a step for IEFBR14 to reference a non existant dataset to cause a JCL error |
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enrico-sorichetti
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do You need a specific abend or anything will go...
just execute a non existing program name...
many IBM installation job streams had the (in)famous
//ABEND EXEC PGM=EXPCT806 expect 806
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Do you really want an abend (Sxxx or Unnnn) or do you simply want the job to stop executing?
If the first step can issue an rc=8, it could force an abend as well. . . |
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mpawankumar
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Hi,
Just give a try the below one....
Step01.....
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Step02 exec PGM=YOUR PGM NAME, COND=(0,NE) |
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