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rambtp
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| Hi, can anyone give me the jcl to find out number of Jobsteps(EXEC) in a given job. |
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PeterHolland
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| Im speechless. |
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expat
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| rambtp wrote: |
| Hi, can anyone give me the jcl to find out number of Jobsteps(EXEC) in a given job. |
First of all, this is a HELP forum, not a DO IT FOR ME FORUM
Please explain exactly what it is that you think that you need, and the requirement behind it and then I am sure that someone might help.
Also give details of the research that you have already carried out to do this for yourself, and the problems encountered whilst doing this. |
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deepthimadhu
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| U can go to the job and give F ALL 'EXEC' ...this will give you the number of job steps....but it will not count the steps in the PROC. |
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Terry Heinze
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| deepthimadhu, please read expat's post. |
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