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flyingleo
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| thanks Robert |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| i think problem is with MSGCLASS, i tried with MSGCLASS=X at my end its working |
You need to come to an understanding about things that are "standard" and things that are site-specific. MSGCLASS is site-specific.
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IEFBR14 will run with out dd statment so here u didnt get error, no dataset can be created(since no DD).
if u try anyother utility that will throw error. |
What. . .  Why would you believe that using some other utility has anything to do with the original problem?
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| Does this mean I have a problem with the DD statement? |
Looks like it. . . Try a different dataset name. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Pedro
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Dick asked:
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I went to SDSF and Option ST as well as O but i did not find any entry
Did you try H? |
I did not see a response. |
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Pedro
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PeterHolland
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| I guess the last // statement wich is empty is the reason for the jcl error. |
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gcicchet
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Hi Peter,
//
no longer required but if present indicates the end of a job
I'm with Robert, try adding the UNIT parameter
Gerry |
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PeterHolland
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The UNIT parameter is a good one.
// = end of job? Never heard of that one, an empty /* is for me end of job OR end of in stream data.
After some research i have to say you are right. But i never used that kind of statement.
Thanks for the lesson. |
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