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kapil dev arora
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I have a parm like this,
CC(100) NOPROCX
PXR(NOR) NOSX NOR ER() NOMVS
SEV(16)
NOJ NOXREF NOAUD
AU
PDS
Can anyone please tell me what does these keywords stands for specially 'NOMVS'.
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Ketan Varhade
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| Can you tell us what is this job all about and for what reason that you are using this job? |
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expat
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| kapil dev arora wrote: |
| Can anyone please tell me what does these keywords stands for specially 'NOMVS'. |
OK, OK, it's a joke when we talk about psychic day. Honestly, we are not really psychic.
Now let me ask some questions to get the information that you SHOULD HAVE posted in stage one.
What is the name of the program that accepts this parameter.
Is this program a proprietry product or in house.
a) In house - go ask someone at your site
b) Proprietry - How about letting us into the big secret.
When you ask a question, please, at least give us some sort of clue !!! |
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kapil dev arora
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| JCLCHECK program uses this parm. I assume that JCLCHECK program belongs to CA but not very sure. |
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expat
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CA do not publish their documentation in the public domain, so I can only sugest that you do what you are asking someone else to do for you, which is to go and read the product documentation.
If you do not know where it is, then you will need to ask one of your peers to show you where it is as we are obliged not to post CA documentation due to copyright issues. |
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