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ipavan
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Location: Hyderabad
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1. I have created a gdg in the first step and i want to use it as output file in the second step. i mean , i want to write the output of my second step into the gdg created in the first step.
2. how frequently passwords are changed in real time environment for a user.
3. can we pass a file from sysin dd * or parm.
I have got a reply from forum that we can do it as
sysin dd *
lib'xxxx.yyy.zzzz'
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if the above is true how to use the file xxxx.yyy.zzzz in the cobol program, i mean how to capture the file in cobol program. |
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priyesh.agrawal
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Joined: 28 Mar 2005
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Location: Chicago, IL
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Hello ipavan,
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| 1. I have created a gdg in the first step and i want to use it as output file in the second step. i mean , i want to write the output of my second step into the gdg created in the first step. |
You should use GDG(+1), DISP=MOD in second step O/P DSN.
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| 2. how frequently passwords are changed in real time environment for a user. |
Think it should be different from organization to org'n.....Is there any standard time period ?....
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| i mean how to capture the file in cobol |
Means what ?
Regards,
Priyesh. |
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superk
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| ipavan wrote: |
3. can we pass a file from sysin dd * or parm.
I have got a reply from forum that we can do it as
sysin dd *
lib'xxxx.yyy.zzzz'
//
if the above is true how to use the file xxxx.yyy.zzzz in the cobol program, i mean how to capture the file in cobol program. |
I'm with Priyesh. What exactly are you trying to do with this logic? Are you passing the name of a dataset to a program? Or, are you trying to pass the contents of a dataset? |
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superk
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| ipavan wrote: |
| 2. how frequently passwords are changed in real time environment for a user. |
Sarbanes-Oxley, SAS-70, HIPAA, and other legislation have made the limit to be typically no more than 90 days. Most shops have always set a 30-day limit. |
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