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srinivas jyothula
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in ENVIRONMENT DIVISION, SELECT FILENAME ASSIGN TO DDNAME.
WE WILL CODE LIKE THIS,
INTERVIEWER ASKED ME WHAT WHY SHOULD WE WRITE 'UTS' AND 'UTS'
AT DDNAME |
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ideas
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the filename is coded as UT-S- but in JCL we can code only the name following the prefix-...its used as identification standard..
thnx. |
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kanak
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It is
label-org-name
Label documents the device and device class to which a file is assigned. If specified, it must end with a hyphen.
Hence you can say that UT-S-<Name>
-S- is given for QSAM dataset.
UT- is nothing but device name and device class where file is assigned. |
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kanak
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Some more information:
For a "UNIT TRACK" QSAM file associated with a ddname of SYS001, the ASSIGN clause can be coded in any one of the three forms shown below:
ASSIGN TO SYS001
ASSIGN TO S-SYS001
ASSIGN TO UT-S-SYS001
Hope now it is clear? |
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ideas
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| I just referred back my notes for UT-S-...its for Unit Sequential Processing. |
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