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raviputran
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Hi folks,
My JOB JOBA went fine, except SYSOUT stamemt, which is not showing up for one particular step in my JOB. It's OK for other steps.
What could be the reason?
Regards,
Gowri Shankar |
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guptae
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Hello Gowri,
You need to provide job. I am afraid without which we will nt able to be much help . |
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Robert Sample
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Possible reasons:
1. No SYSOUT statement in the JCL.
2. No output written to SYSOUT by the program.
3. You're running one of the utilities that does not write to SYSOUT. |
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PeterHolland
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| Robert Sample wrote: |
Possible reasons:
1. No SYSOUT statement in the JCL.
2. No output written to SYSOUT by the program.
3. You're running one of the utilities that does not write to SYSOUT. |
Last but not least, SYSOUT is a dummy dd-statement. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| or the class is to print; bit bucket. |
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