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chandu321
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I have a step
//PSTEP045 EXEC PGM=FTP,
// REGION=4096K,
// PARM='(EXIT=12'
//*
//INPUT DD DSN=&PARMLIB(&PARMMEM3),
// DISP=SHR
//*
//OUTPUT DD DCB=LRECL=132,
// SYSOUT=*
//SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=*
Can any let me what is the use of output dd statement
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expat
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First of all, please use a meaningful title in your threads.
Second, what do you think that it does. What research have you carried out before posting. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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do not use as a topic title the forum name
that' pretty useless
will upset people
will usually imply that the topic will not be read
- if You do not care about asking properly, why should we care about replying 
will get You a warning from the moderators |
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Gousiya Mulla
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Hi Chandu ..
From manuals ...
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The OUTPUT parameter is used with the SYSOUT parameter to connect a
sysout data with an OUTPUT JCL statement. JES combines the options
on the OUTPUT JCL statement with the options on the DD statement
containing the OUTPUT keyword and use the combined options to
determine how the SYSOUT data set is processed/printed.
When the OUTPUT parameter references more than one OUTPUT JCL statement,
the system produces separate output for each OUTPUT JCL statement.
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Hope this helps .. ! |
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expat
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Gousiya Mulla
I think that you are confusing the OUTPUT statement with a DD name of OUTPUT, as shown in the post by the OP.
Two totally different animals. |
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